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Articles from March 3, 2022

• No Relief in Sight: High Gas Prices in California Likely to Linger
• Redding Woman Accused Of Faking 2016 Kidnapping, Defrauding State
• Bay Area Ukraine-Assistance Organization Lends Helping Hand to Refugees
• Duplex Fire In South Sacramento Leaves 1 With Critical Injuries
• Sacramento Lowrider Community Wants City To Lift Cruising Ban
• New Videos Show Chaos After Floor Collapsed During House Party In Arapahoe County
• Denver's Version Of Speed Dating Is Speed Housing: Matching 576 People With Homes In 100 Days
• Mountain Lion Reportedly Claws Man's Leg In Southwestern Colorado
• Postal Carrier Beats Aggressive Wild Turkey To Death After Being Attacked In Sacramento
• Clippers Surge To 132-111 Victory, Season Sweep Of Lakers
• 'They Keep On... Killing Our Black Men': Colorado Mother Distraught After Deputies Kill Son In Stolen Car
• Northwestern beats Minnesota in Big 10 women's tourney
• Local Jewish Community Rallies Behind Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky
• SUV Crashes Into Shasta County Preschool; Several Children Hospitalized
• 2 Shot Thursday Night in San Francisco Fillmore District
• Fort Wayne beats UIC in Horizon quarterfinals
• Williams helps No. 20 Illinois to win over Penn State
• Illini fall to Nebraska women in second round of B10
• DeBrincat scores in OT as Blackhawks beat Keith, Edmonton Oilers
• 'We're Dealing With A New Reality': How Minnesotans Are Creating Infrastructure With Climate Change In Mind
• Ball Arena Evacuated After Fire Ignites In Trash Area
• Gas prices top $4.50 in Chicago amid global turmoil
• Suspect's Family Questions Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office Account Of Deadly Shooting
• Fathers From McKeesport Lean On Each Other After Gun Violence Turns Their Lives Upside Down
• Vincent Anthony Martinez Identified As Suspect Shot By Denver Police
• Durant has 31 in return but Heat rally to beat Nets
• Canucks score twice early in third, rally past Islanders
• Two men sentenced in violent 2017 robbery of Hinsdale jewelry store
• Bridgewater mayor addresses mall brawl video at community roundtable
• Mavericks Beat Warriors Again 122-113
• What Do Driver's License Scanners Do With Our Information?
• Violent crime on CTA trains and platforms has many in fear
• Pittsburgh Organizations Work To Send Supplies To Ukraine
• States launch probe into TikTok's effect on kids' health
• Boston Family Works Alone To Develop Treatment For Toddler With Rare Disease
• LAPD Apprehends Armed Robbery Suspect In Boyle Heights After Pursuit
• 10 Hospitalized Following Fire And Explosion In Silver Spring Apartment Building, Several Unaccounted For
• 'We All Need To Step Up': Boston Doctors Teach Ukrainians How To Treat Wounds Of War
• MN Infant Was First To Fall Ill After Consuming Now-Recalled Infant Formula
• Frightened Neighbors Demand Action After 70-Year-Old Woman Murdered In Northwest Baltimore
• New Law In Effect Prevents Philadelphia Police From Stopping Drivers For Low-Level Traffic Violations
• Florida Senate Passes Controversial 15-Week Abortion Limit Bill
• Wanted: Police Seek Man For Sexual Battery On 80-Year-Old Woman
• Atlanta Hawks surge late, Bulls lose
• Durant Has 31 In Return But Heat Rally To Beat Nets 113-107
• Ovechkin Scores 763rd Goal, Caps Beat Canes 4-0 To Snap Skid
• Mpls., St. Paul Families Making Emergency Child Care Plans Ahead Of Possible Teachers Strike
• 4-Year-Old Girl Dies In Massive Fire At Multi-Family Home In Lowell
• Bobrovsky Makes 18 Stops, Panthers Top Senators 3-0
• Dallas Woman Shares Frightening Story Of Escape From Ukraine With Her Mother
• Baltimore Police investigating camera found in Enoch Pratt library restroom
• Boston U. tops Loyola (Md.) 76-64 in Patriot quarterfinals
• 14-Year-Old Found Fatally Shot Near Interstate 580 In Oakland Hills
• Sherri Papini Accused Of Lying To Authorities About 2016 Disappearance - 'There Was No Kidnapping'
• Tatum Nets 37, Leads Celtics Past Morant, Grizzlies 120-107
• Man Appeals Life Sentence In Killing Of Baltimore County Officer Amy Caprio
• Teen Arrested in Connection with Brazen January Shooting in Morgan Hill
• US To Resume Some Visa Services In Cuba After 4-Year Break
• Michigan Ranks 7th In Nation For Most Missing Persons, Report Says
• The Chicago Police Department's secretive dealings with confidential informants
• 19 Children Hurt as SUV Smashes Into Shasta County Preschool
• Gov. Baker Signs Order To Sever Economic Ties With Russia
• Michigan Gas Prices Jump 12 Cents Overnight
• Woman, 49, Shot And Killed In West Baltimore
• Former Philadelphia Detective James Pitts Charged With Perjury That Led To Man's Wrongful Conviction
• Evgeni Malkin Has Goal, 2 Assists As Penguins Beat Lightning 5-1
• 3 Hospitalized After Shootout Outside Greene County Gas Station
• California Supreme Court Orders UC Berkeley To Freeze Enrollment At 2020 Levels
• Reaction To Gov. Newsom Proposal To Force Some Homeless People Into Treatment
• Oakland Educational Nonprofit Receives Surprise $3M Donation From MacKenzie Scott
• Maryland Congressional Delegation Announces $1.7B Federal Loan To Advance Purple Line Construction
• 10 hospitalized after fire and explosion at Maryland apartment building
• DCFS Director Marc Smith hit with two more contempt of court orders over failure to place children
• Texas GOP Says Congressman Van Taylor In Process Of Withdrawing Name From Primary Runoff Ballot
• Silver Alert Issued For James Ernest Smith, Man Reported Missing In Exposition Park
• Hundreds Of Gravestones Vandalized At Century-Old Waxahachie City Cemetery
• Colorado Clerk Tina Peters Ordered To Court For Allegedly Lying To Judge
• Thieves Steal Horseback Riding Equipment Used For Children, Veterans And Others With Special Needs
• Colorado Weather: Winter Blast Is One Day Away
• CBS4's Steve Goldstein On How The Panthers Will Bounce Back
• Peace vigil for Ukraine held in Teaneck
• El Dorado Hills McDonald's Employee Reaches Milestone, Overcomes Challenges
• Rep. Bass, City Attorney Mike Feuer Qualify For June Primary Mayoral Election
• Viper Room To Become Part Of 12-Story Sunset Strip Development
• Newsom's 'CARE Court' Aimed At Getting Help to Mentally-Ill Homeless People
• Fans No Longer Required To Wear Masks At Dallas Mavericks Home Games
• 'Her Son's Life Matters': Family Overjoyed After Former LASD Deputy Charged With Manslaughter In 2019 Shooting Of Ryan Twyman
• Bay Area Gas Prices Surge Ever Higher as Ukraine Crisis Deepens
• Orange County Leaders Hold Special Hearing On Fentanyl Overdoses And Deaths
• Man Rushed To Hospital After SWAT Incident In Thornton
• Placerville Couple Seeks Justice After Rescue Dog Shot Dead
• Health Department Fines U.S. Steel Nearly $1 Million For Violations At Clairton Coke Works
• 4 Queens men arrested in ghost gun bust
• Mother Accused Of Striking Teacher
• Tech Campus Project in San Jose Hit With Environmental Lawsuit
• Operation Underway In Sparrows Point To Remove Abandoned Crab Pots From Chesapeake Bay
• Met Opera: Russian soprano Anna Netrebko out over past support of Putin
• Texas Inmate Facing Execution In Couple's Deadly Stabbing Gets Reprieve
• Call Kurtis: Viewer Loses Access To PayPal Account After Friends Reimburse Her For $1,200 Camping Trip  
• When Minneapolis Teachers Last Went On Strike 50 Years Ago, They Broke The Law And Risked Their Jobs
• Purdue Pharma, U.S. states agree to new opioid settlement
• Suspect in deadly East Harlem Burger King shooting pleads not guilty
• Return Of The Fish Fry: Minnesota Restaurants Prepare For Big Friday Crowds
• Baltimore County Police Searching For Missing 13-Year-Old Girl
• Colorado Pizza Delivery Driver Arrested For Allegedly Stalking Tween Customer
• New Yorkers warned to be wary of scammers taking advantage of crisis in Ukraine
• Minnesota House Approves Bill To Audit Southwest Light Rail Project Beset By Problems
• How Should You Decide Whether To Keep Wearing A Mask? Dr. Leana Wen Weighs In
• Rising Fuel Prices Follow Energy 'Perfect Storm'
• Brooklyn Park Shooting Leaves Man With Multiple Gunshot Wounds
• Douglas County School Board Interviews Superintendent Finalists
• Parents Fights To Keep Charter School In Elverta Open
• CPS parent upset after her child came home with a broken collarbone and no one at school notified her
• Maryland Lawmakers To Seek Pension Divestment From Russia
• Section Of Iconic Oceanside Newport Cliff Walk Collapses
• Cedar Hill High Senior Has The Ingredients To Succeed Long-Term
• Illinois ranks near top as corrupted state in the country
• Watch our special "First Alert Weather: Predict and Prepare"
• LA County Gas Price Hits $5 Average For First Time Ever
• Riverside Officials Search For Boys Seen Playing With Rabid Bat
• Baltimore Man, 28, Sought In Attempted Murder
• Texas ATF Offers A Peek Inside A 'Use Of Force' Simulator In Fort Worth
• Performance project combines visual art, dance to celebrate women
• First Alert Weather Day: Gusty Winds Forecast for Friday
• Twin Cities Acupuncture Business Owner Charged With Defrauding Medicaid Of Over $1.6 Million
• Pittsburgh Gas Prices Jump 12 Cents Overnight
• San Francisco Mayor Breed Announces Pledge to Bring Workers Back Downtown
• Fort Worth ISD Racial Equity Committee To Meet Privately After Becoming Target For Critics
• State Defends Actions In Loss Of Billions Of Dollars In Pandemic Unemployment Relief
• Indiana lawmakers pass bill closing loophole in which there was no definition of sexual consent
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Says First Lady Casey DeSantis Is 'Cancer-Free'
• Zelensky Says Ukraine Unbroken After Week of Russian Strikes
• $6.5 Million In Car Loan Product Refunded To Colorado Vehicle Owners
• New program helps mothers and their babies stay out of poverty
• Belmont Ave. laundromat break-ins
• Colorado Girl Dies After Tripping Under Moving School Bus
• Suspect Arrested In Brazen Richmond McDonald's Drive-Thru Assault
• Maryland Weather: Bright & Breezy Thursday, With Temps Dropping Overnight
• City Of Fort Lauderdale: Larry Scirotto Out As Police Chief
• Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava Orders Russian Flags Removed At Miami International Airport
• Recent severe storms show need for accurate, advanced weather alerts
• U.S. Coast Guard Searching For Missing Small Plane Off Key West
• Recognize These People? They're Accused Of Defrauding Dozens Of Miami-Dade Families With Real Estate Scam
• 'Living On The Edge': Home Heating Oil Prices Soar In Massachusetts As Russia Invades Ukraine
• Mass Maritime Academy In Violation Of Campus Safety Requirements, According To State Auditor
• Florida Among States Launching Probe Into TikTok's Effect On Kids' Health
• Austin Approves Nearly $3M Settlement For Teen Injured By Police During 2020 Protest
• Newsom Homeless Plan Would Force Some Homeless People Into Treatment
• Gov. Pritzker removes Shirley Madigan as Illinois Arts Council chair
• 170-year-old hospital gets new name
• Penny The Therapy Dog Motivates And Reduces Stress At Quaker Valley High School
• Arapahoe County Deputies Shoot, Kill Suspect In Stolen Car At Apartments
• Alameda County, Berkeley Health Officials To Align With State On Ending School Mask Mandate - 'This Is The Right Time'
• NFL Prospects Look To Impress Dolphins, Other NFL Teams
• Fun in the sun: How to stay safe in the heat of summer
• 'The Nightmare Goes On': Lowell Woman's Family Unable To Leave Ukraine
• Spring storms: Combination of cold, warm air can create dramatic weather conditions
• Woman uses Airbnb to help family in Ukraine
• Huerfano Road Fire Burns 230 Acres In Pueblo County
• NWS says dangerous winter weather is still possible in March
• FEMA rep offers tips on what to have in go-kits during severe weather
• WooSox Experience Uptick In Ticket Sales For April And May Games As MLB Lockout Continues
• Saturday On JP Roofing FAN N'ATION (MARCH 5) 
• I-Team Sources: Man Tried To Kidnap Baby At Tufts Medical Center
• Taxpayers Get 1099s For Unemployment Payments They Didn't Apply For Or Receive
• U.S. targets Russian oligarchs in new round of sanctions
• Akia Eggleston's Father Testifies At Hearing On 'Neglected Epidemic' Of Missing Women And Girls Of Color
• Jones College Prep Local School Council takes serious issue with Principal Joseph Powers
• Twin Cities Faith-Based Org. On Front Lines In Ukraine To Help Civilians: 'God Will Change Something'
• Sanctions Strand Thousands Of Russian Tourists In The Caribbean
• 'He Had No Chance In Life': New Details On 12-Year-Old Boy Killed By Philadelphia Police
• US Offers Temporary Legal Status To Ukrainians, Citing Russian Attack
• Police: Man accused of shoving feces into woman's face arrested over 40 times
• Franchot Pushes For State Income Tax Credit To Incentivize Donations To Ukraine
• Gov. Newsom Proposes Mental Health Courts For Homeless People
• Police Seek Suspect Accused Of Stealing $1,100 Worth Of Steak & Seafood From Willow Grove Giant
• Amid Calls For Firings And Training, Hennepin Healthcare Apologizes For Blackface Photos
• NFL suspends its COVID-19 protocols, citing national decrease in case count
• Son Testifies Against Guy Reffitt, Texas Man Charged With Storming Capitol
• January 6 committee issues subpoena to Kimberly Guilfoyle
• Suspect Leads Deputies On High Speed Chase With Baby In Vehicle, Adams County Sheriff's Office Says
• Old Bay Vodka Is A Real Spirit Hitting Shelves Later This Month
• CoCo County Judge To Sentence Ex-Cop For Death of Laudemer Arboleda
• Chicago First Alert Weather: cool and cloudy tonight; big warmup ahead
• Minneapolis Man Pleads Guilty To Producing Child Pornography
• Ukrainians living in Westchester County travel overseas to defend Kyiv from Russia
• 'Try To Get The Best Guy': Broncos GM George Paton 'Going To Exhaust All Options' In Search For QB
• Reckless Driver Arrested After Doing Doughnuts On Pompano Beach Golf Course
• Caught On Video: Man Accused Of Stealing Guns, Cash, Credit Cards From Home Of Woman With Dementia
• Photos Show 2 Women Suspected In Robbery At Denver International Airport
• High Field Urgent Care In Green Tree Reopens One Day After FBI Raid
• Early Walker Town Hall
• Experts: Central U.S., Not Just California, Needs To Be Ready For Next Big Earthquake
• As Commuters Return To Offices, Some Find Their MBTA Bus Lines Are Gone
• 'I'm Not Wrong': Taxi Driver Says He's Not Responsible For Sleeping Boy Left Alone In Cab
• Denver Public Schools Begins Construction On Greenhouse To Grow Produce
• U.S. offers temporary legal status to Ukrainians, citing Russian attack
• Texas Baptist Men Ukraine Relief
• Russian Athletes Out Of Paralympics Due To Country's Role In Ukraine Attacks
• Southlake-Based Company Sabre Terminates Distribution Agreement With Russian Carrier Aeroflot
• Pennsylvania School Pension Fund To Divest Millions Of Dollars In Russian Assets
• Minnesota Joins Nationwide Investigation Into TikTok's Impact On Young Users
• Iowa governor signs bill banning trans girls from female sports teams
• 'Prices Not Coming Down Anytime Soon' Auto Expert Offers Tips On Being A Savvy Vehicle Shopper
• Salisbury Man Charged After Allegedly Shooting, Strangling Neighbor's Dog To Death
• Student Planned To Make Mustard Gas At Urbana High School, Authorities Say
• Colorado's New Driver License Design Gets Lukewarm Reviews
• Concerns Growing Over Potentially Contaminated Baby Formula Made By Abbott Laboratories
• 3,084 At Massachusetts Schools Test Positive For COVID-19 Over Last 2 Weeks
• MD-Based Trainer H. Graham Motion A Finalist For Horse Racing Hall Of Fame
• Researchers: Highly Changed Coronavirus Variant Found In Deer After Nearly A Year In Hiding
• Burnt Food Led To Evacuation Of Dallas' Crowley Courts Building After Report Of Smoke
• Resurfacing Project Coming To Telegraph In Dearborn, Dearborn Heights
• Community Rallies Behind Howard County Church After Inclusive Sign Stolen
• 4-Vehicle Crash Shuts Down Part Of Route 30 Eastbound
• Proviso high school teachers set to go on strike; classes canceled on Friday
• Judge hands retired NYC workers major victory in insurance fight
• Neighbors Who Helped After Medical Helicopter Crashed In Drexel Hill Honored By Local Officials
• Baltimore County Police Investigate Dundalk Man's Killing
• Massachusetts Reports 1,067 New COVID Cases, 7-Day Positivity Rate Now At 1.8%
• Man On Scooter Fatally Struck By Driver In San Francisco's Mission District
• Miami Dolphins Head Coach Mike McDaniel Talks Football At NFL Scouting Combine
• Minnesota Senate Takes Up GOP 'Parents Bill Of Rights'
• US Women's National Team To Play Uzbekistan In Pennsylvania And Ohio In April
• Brandon Bostian Trial: Fate Of Former Amtrak Engineer Now In Hands Of Philadelphia Jury
• Son of January 6 defendant Guy Reffitt testifies against his father
• Landslide Closes Road In White Oak
• City Employee On Leave After Fatal Front End Loader Crash In Auburn Hills
• Fire Rips Through Ocean View Restaurant On Martha's Vineyard
• U.S. halts deportations to Ukraine, Russia and 7 other European countries
• Armed bank robbery in Wood Dale
• Ime Udoka Named Eastern Conference Coach Of The Month
• Baltimore Museum Of Art Celebrates Women With Joan Mitchell & 'All Due Respect' Exhibits
• Potent Storm Cells Trigger Lightning, Hail And Gusty Winds
• Some Local Truckers Join Convoy Heading To DC To Protest COVID Mandates
• Surveillance Video Shows Explosion Rock Silver Spring Apartment Complex
• 2 Workers Critically Injured During Fire That Ripped Through NH School Bus Facility
• Protestor Reportedly Struck By UNT Police Vehicle During On-Campus Event
• Pelosi Calls GOP Reps. Boebert, Greene, Saying They 'Should Just Shut Up'
• Ukraine crisis escalates across Russian space program
• Kevin Costner, Zoe Kravitz, Lady Gaga & More To Present At Oscars Ceremony
• Maryland, Other States Agree To New Opioid Settlement With Purdue Pharma
• EPA Confirms Filters Reduce Lead In Benton Harbor's Water
• Detroit Man, 21, Charged In Armed Robbery Of Woman At Eastpointe Motel
• Terranea Resort In Rancho Palos Verdes Fined For Alleged Labor Violation
• Former Dallas Preschool Teacher Sentenced To 20 Years In Prison For Purchasing Child Pornography
• San Juan Fire Burns Nearly 10 Acres Of Vegetation In Orange County; Ortega Highway Closed
• Man pleads guilty to LA break-in and murder of Jacqueline Avant
• California Bill Could OK Abortions By Solo Nurse Practitioners
• Is New Manatee Feeding Program Actually Working?
• Doctor, Family Allege Live Worms Found In Kirkland Halibut Product From Costco
• Kidsburgh: Career Exploration Opportunities Around Pittsburgh
• Miami Man Charged With Attempted Murder Of FBI Task Force Officers
• Florida Supreme Court Approves New Legislative Maps As House Eyes Primary, Backup Map Vote On Friday
• Babylon High School teacher currently on leave charged with raping student in 2013
• Ex-cop found not guilty of all charges in raid that killed Breonna Taylor
• Rent Expected To Rise In DFW Through 2022
• Man Pleads Guilty To Murder In Beverly Hills Home Invasion Slaying Of Jacqueline Avant
• Colorado Roads Became More Deadly During The Pandemic. Officials Are Try To Reverse That Trend By Targeting Young Drivers
• Nassau leader Bruce Blakeman: Please donate long guns to Ukraine
• Chicago First Alert Weather: much colder today
• Miami Manslaughter Trial Of Mexican Soap Opera Star Pablo Lyle, Delayed Again
• In-Sync Exotics
• Marty's Weather Blog: You'll Feel The Chill Friday Morning
• Elon Musk Invites United Auto Workers To Hold Organizing Vote At Tesla's Fremont Factory
• Mask Mandate In Maryland State House And Other Offices To End Monday, Lawmakers Say
• Man Killed In Late Night Stabbing In San Francisco's Mission District
• Cain Velasquez Shooting Sparks Debate Over Vigilante Justice; 'He Had To Take Matters Into His Own Hands'
• Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters Cited For Contempt
• Family Loses Home, 4 Pets In Derry Township Fire
• Attorney General Josh Shapiro Warns Car Dealerships Against Unfair Practices
• AG Keith Ellison Petitions Court To Oversee Feeding Our Future's Dissolution
• Several Dems in Congress Demand Prison Rape Audit of Dublin Women's Prison
• Arrest Made In North Sacramento Animal Abuse Case
• Donations for Ukraine
• US Women's Soccer Returning To Philadelphia Area In April For Friendly Against Uzbekistan
• Elon Musk Invites UAW To Hold Organizing Vote At Factory
• Bellflower Man Shot, Killed By LA Deputies After Charging At Them With Garden Hoe, Officials Say
• Russia's credit rating slashed to junk, same as Angola and Nicaragua
• Artwork from anonymous child showing love, support for Ukraine
• Dallas Police Seek Information On Marfa Ave Double Shooting
• Caltrain Reducing Weekday Service Through Early April For Electrification Work
• Long COVID Less Likely For Those Who Are Fully Vaccinated, New Study Says
• Florida COVID-19 Hospitalizations Continue Trend
• Quadruple Homicide Suspect Michael Lenoire Arrested
• Fayette County Priest Gets Prison Sentence For Sexually Abusing Altar Boy
• Experimental Vaccine For Respiratory Syncytial Virus Could Save Babies From Infection
• Armed Man Shot, Killed By Anaheim Police After 5-Hour SWAT Standoff
• Pa. AG Josh Shapiro Opens TikTok Probe, Joins Nationwide Investigation Into Effect On Kids' Health
• Witness: Driver crashes on Route 5 in Edgewater, takes off on foot
• Graham warns Russia will "wind up in the dark" over Ukraine invasion
• Loyola Ramblers prepare for final Missouri Valley conference
• Group To Help Keep Miami Beach Clean For Turtle Nesting Season As New Rules Go Into Effect
• Maryland State Police Say They're Prepared To Allocate Additional Resources For Potential Convoys
• Murphy: Property tax relief available for N.J. homeowners, renters
• Asking price for typical U.S. home nears $400,000, a record high
• Man sentenced to death for murder of Police Lt. Debra Clayton
• Crews Discover 130-Year-Old Shipwreck In Lake Superior
• NFL Immediately Suspends COVID-19 Protocols
• Energize Delaware Gives $800,000 To Fund Climate Smart Homes In Wilmington
• NFL Drops All COVID-19 Protocols, Effective Immediately
• NFL Suspends All COVID-19 Protocols
• Texas Gas Prices Soar As Russia-Ukraine Conflict Pushes Crude Oil Prices To 11-Year Highs
• California Must Build 2.5M Houses By 2030 To Avoid Exacerbating Homeless Crisis, Report Finds
• Northeast Metro Tech Students Sent Home Early After Possible Molotov Cocktail Thrown In Window
• Palos Park bake sale for Ukraine
• Police Ask Neighbors For Surveillance Footage After Bullets Strike South St. Paul Home
• Limited Fishing Of Goliath Groupers To Be Allowed In Florida
• NYC Schools Chancellor doubles down on new vision for Department of Education
• Pennsylvania, New Jersey Join Other States In Probe Into TikTok's Effect On Kids' Health
• Police light generic
• Michigan Legislature Gives OK To Tax Cuts; Gov. Whitmer Opposes
• 2-Alarm House Fire in San Jose Displaces Five
• UPDATE: Man Fatally Stabbed in San Francisco's Mid-Market Neighborhood Identified
• Lightfoot accused of profane tirade against Park District lawyers over Columbus statue deal
• Thief strikes Belmont Laundromat
• NFL Will Reportedly Suspend All COVID-19 Protocols
• H-E-B Breaks Ground On New 118,000-Square Foot Store In McKinney
• Several South Florida Events Planned In Support Of Ukrainian People
• Pentair To Acquire Manitowoc Ice In $1.6 Billion Deal
• Morgan Hill Woman Arrested After Battered 18-Month-Old Rushed To Hospital
• Miami Weather: Windy And Warm Weekend Ahead
• Drunk JetBlue Pilot Pulled Off Florida-Bound Plane, Police Say
• Report: Devin McCourty Intends To Play In 2022
• Elderly Man Shot To Death, Another Injured In Shooting At Encino Home
• COVID In Minnesota: 847 New Cases Reported Thursday, With 20 More Deaths
• Serial stowaway Marilyn Hartman agrees to plea deal, but will likely avoid actual prison time
• Navy recovers F-35 from bottom of South China Sea
• Woman, 70, Killed In Northwest Baltimore Shooting, Police Say
• Camden County Officials Hold Final Virtual COVID-19 Town Hall As Cases, Hospitalizations, Deaths Drop
• City Of Pittsburgh Requesting Contractor Applications For City Cuts Senior Lawn Cutting Program
• Supreme Court rules against Guantanamo detainee seeking torture info
• 131 Years Later, Shipwreck Discovered In Lake Superior
• Only-In-Winter Stories Pass On Ojibwe Spiritual Teachings
• Putin's dwindling options and isolation fuel fears about his next moves
• UC Davis To Lift Its Campus Mask Mandate
• San Francisco Secures Almost $11 Million To Help Residents With Utility Bills
• Aryan Brotherhood Gang Member Added to Texas 10 Most Wanted Fugitives List
• Need A Job? BSO Looks To Hire Dozens Of 911 Operators
• Beau Rosen, 35, Faces Online Solicitation Of Minor Charge After Arrest At Park
• Truck, Motorcycle Involved In Deadly Crash On West Capitol Avenue In West Sacramento
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Positivity Rate Drops Below 2% For First Time In 7 Months
• Woman Killed In Irwindale Shooting
• Man Dies After Suffering Medical Condition, Crashing Into Tree On Roosevelt Boulevard In Bustleton, Police Say
• Warm, Dry Weather Continues Across North Texas -- Until The Weekend Of Course!
• Denver Housing Authority Begins Radon Mitigation Installation In Public Housing Units
• 'Make Or Break' Time For Colorado Snowpack: Why The Next 2 Months Are Critical For Colorado Water In 2022
• Florida Weekly Jobless Claims Drop
• Person Struck, Killed By Car On Florin Road Near Highway 99
• Jim Fire Burns In Cleveland National Forest Near Orange County
• Arizona Governor Doug Ducey says he won't run for Senate
• Lady Gaga, Steven Tyler, Pharrell Williams All Have Unclaimed Property In Massachusetts, Treasurer Says
• Former UFC Champion Cain Velasquez Charged With Shooting At Molestation Suspect
• Florida Wildlife Officials Agree To Around-The-Clock Alligator Hunting
• Bill To Help Students With Epilepsy Goes To Florida Governor Ron DeSantis' Desk
• Charges: St. Paul Woman Held 4 Hostage At Gunpoint In Gas Station
• The Weeknd And Doja Cat Coming To Empower Field At Mile High In August
• CBS4's Mekialaya White Shares Science Behind Being A Multi-Skilled Journalist
• Crash With Serious Injuries On I-35W In Lino Lakes Causes Traffic Delays
• Rushern Baker Says He Would Declare State Of Emergency To Combat Baltimore Crime If Elected Governor
• Suspect arrested in attacks on 7 Asian women in Manhattan
• Pitino Rules Himself Out Of University Of Maryland's Coaching Search
• Dense Fog Advisory In Effect Until 9 a.m.
• The Weeknd Coming To Gillette Stadium For First Time In July
• Even After 3rd Conference Championship UNT Men's Basketball Team Still Working To Prove Critics Wrong
• Huron Township Man Charged, Accused Of Fatally Shooting Girlfriend
• State Sues Dam Owner Over Sediment In 30-Mile Stretch Of Kalamazoo River
• Recipe: Sheet Pan Bibimbap
• Here Are The Wide Receivers That Patriots Have Met With So Far At NFL Combine
• Gilpin County Bouncing Back After Hard Hits From Pandemic With Grand Opening Of Massive Casino
• Ambridge Water Authority Lifts Boil Water Advisory
• The issues the GOP may focus on during Jackson's Supreme Court hearings
• You've heard of the metaverse. Here's what it looks like.
• PTL Links: March 3, 2022
• Walmart Lowering Fees On Money Transfers To Mexico
• Chicago First Alert Weather: colder day Thursday
• Melinda French Gates on painful divorce and taking a "different path"
• CU Will Liquidate Investments With Russian Companies
• WATCH: Colorado Firefighter Rescues Dog Named Daisy Who Fell In Icy Pond
• 4 Plead Guilty In Maryland Prison Smuggling Scheme
• Some Parents Pull Students From Montessori School In Aurora After Teachers Show Young Students George Floyd Video
• Upper Moreland Township Police Searching For Man Accused Of Stealing $1,100 Worth Of Steaks, Seafood From Giant
• Man robbed at gunpoint on CTA Red Line train in Fuller Park
• 2 Men Charged With Attempted Murder In East Baltimore Shooting
• Why is concrete falling on CTA Brown Line flyover
• Man shot while driving on I-57 ramp to 147th street
• 3 people injured during drive-by shooting in Rogers Park
• Mom flees her home to escape a Russian invasion for the 2nd time
• Fewer workers apply for jobless aid as layoffs fade
• Average Person Has Over $260 Worth Of Clothes They've Never Worn
• 3 Dead In Multiple Crashes Amid Fog And Smoke On I-95 In Florida
• Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy To Begin Flagstaff Hill Restoration Project
• Minnesota Man Sells Amelia Earhart Helmet For $825K At Auction
• St. Sebastian's Point Guard Trevor Mullin Getting Noticed Around The Nation
• Best Buy Reports Shortfall In Holiday Sales
• Margate House Fire Seen From Miles Away
• Biden administration asks Congress for $32.5 billion for COVID, Ukraine
• All Eyes On Texas After Gender-Affirming Care Court Ruling And Claims Of Abuse From The Governor
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's Thursday morning forecast
• Video purportedly shows Holocaust survivors in Kyiv cursing Putin
• Miami Proud: Zoo Miami Leads Effort To Bring Wild Flamingo Populations Back To Florida
• 12-Year-Old Armed Boy, Thomas Siderio, Killed By Officers In South Philadelphia Shooting, Police Say
• Brandon Bostian Trial: Prosecution Rests Case As Defense Turns To Call Witnesses, Move Toward Acquittal
• Early Morning Quake Near The Geysers Jolts Wine County
• Fitbit Recalls 1 Million Ionic Watches After Burn Injuries
• West Virginia Senate Passes Bill That Would Ban Abortions Based On Disability
• Maryland Beats Gophers Despite Battle's 39 Points, 84-73
• A new sign of the labor crunch: $20 an hour for babysitting
• Satellite image spots yacht linked to Putin out of reach of sanctions
• Philadelphia Drops Mask Mandate For Most Indoor Public Spaces; Masking In Schools Set To End Next Week
• 6 hurt when SUV fleeing police slams into Staten Island home
• ADL: Distribution Of White Supremacist Propaganda Reached 2nd-Highest Level In 2021
• Deadline To Remove Fish Houses In Central, Southern Minn. Is Monday
• Former MMA champ Cain Velasquez shot at kin's alleged molester, police say
• Power Outage At South Garage Cancels Some Metro Transit Trips
• The Deals Of March: Where You Can Save Money When Shopping This Month
• Stanford women's soccer captain Katie Meyer, 22, found dead on campus
• Apple AirTags Increasingly Being Used In Stalking, Theft Crimes: 'Bad Guys Are Just Using Them For Bad Reasons'
• E-ZPass New Jersey Set To Mail Nearly 1 Million New Transponders To Users
• NYPD: Woman's dismembered body found on Brooklyn street
• Car Owners See Effects Of 3G Phase Out In Lost Navigation, Safety Features
• Cap worn by Amelia Earhart on 1928 flight sells for $825,000
• Texas Still Working Through Rejected Ballots Days After Primary
• Stanford Mourning Death Of Star Women's Soccer Goalkeeper Katie Meyer
• Several hurt, including baby, in overnight fire in Williamsburg
• At least 3 people stabbed inside Logan Square apartment
• More human remains found in search for Tulsa race massacre victims
• Biden Visits Duluth-Superior To Tout Infrastructure Law Set To Bring Billions To MN, WI
• Target Increasing Minimum Wage Up To $24 An Hour In Its Most Competitive Markets
• Pittsburgh Weather: Temperatures Cool Off Today Before Weekend Warmup
• Doylestown Restaurant Villa Capri Raises Funds To Help With Humanitarian Crisis In Ukraine
• Beards Replace Masks At Wells Fargo Center As James Harden Makes Home Debut For Sixers
• Family, Friends Will Hold Vigil Friday For 4-Year-Old Boy Shot, Killed In Coatesville
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• First Alert Forecast: CBS2 3/3 Nightly Weather at 11PM
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• Questions Surface About Chicago Police Informant Program
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• First Alert Weather: Predict and Prepare -- Part 2
• Maryland apartment blast injures at least 10
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• First Alert Weather: Predict and Prepare -- Part 1
• 'Why would he come here? Why would he do it?'
• Pilot program pays some new moms $1,000 per month
• 1 million refugees have fled Ukraine
• New Jersey homeowners, renters will benefit from new property tax relief program
• Queens DA charges 4 with trafficking ghost guns
• Jan. 6 panel accuses Trump of criminal conspiracy
• U.S. imposes new sanctions on Russian oligarchs
• NYC plan to alter health benefits for retired city workers struck down
• Morris woman rents Airbnb in Ukraine just to get money to host
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Breezy And Warm Weather Ahead
• Nassau County Executive asks gun owners to donate firearms to help Ukraine
• Serial Stowaway Marilyn Hartman Likely To Avoid Jail Time, Accepts Plea Deal
• Russian soprano Anna Netrebko withdraws from Met Opera
• Kids show off their weather knowledge
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• Tri-State Area still feeling the impacts of recent extreme weather events
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• 'Something that is very important to their life'
• Female visual artists, choreographers collaborate in experimental project
• Analyzing Russia's attack in the context of Ukrainian and Soviet history
• Probationary FDNY firefighters show support for Ukraine
• Purdue Pharma reaches new deal to settle lawsuits
• Man accused of shoving feces into woman's face out on supervised release after arrest in separate in
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• Early Walker Host Town Hall Addressing Impact Of Gun Violence
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• Ukrainians living in Westchester County return to homeland to join fight
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• Russian army continues to make gains in southern Ukraine
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• House January 6 committee says it has evidence Trump and allies engaged in a "criminal conspiracy"
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• MoneyWatch: Inflation and Russia concerns spark market volatility
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• Basketball legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar on how sports can influence Russia's war on Ukraine
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• Video shows destructive aftermath in Kharkiv, Ukraine's second-largest city
• Murphy announces property tax relief for NJ homeowners, renters
• Car found hanging over Route 5 in N.J.
• Strike hits residential apartment block in northern Ukraine
• More than 2 million civilians displaced by war in Ukraine
• Russia and Ukraine leaders meet for second round of talks in Belarus
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 3/3 Thursday afternoon update
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• Concern grows over gas prices as war in Ukraine continues
• House panel alleges Trump and allies may have engaged in criminal conspiracy
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• Video shows SUV slam into Staten Island home
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• Chicago First Alert Weather: Brief Cool Down Heading Towards The Weekend, Big Warm Up Awaits
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• The Madigan Indictment: Takeaways And Next Steps
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• Former House Speaker Madigan Says He Was Never Involved In Criminal Activity
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• Illinois Republicans Weigh In On Madigan Indictment
• New Stop The Bleed Kits In Chicago Buildings
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• Former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan Indicted
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• Mike Madigan Indicted
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• First Alert Weather: Predict and Prepare tonight on CBS2
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• First Alert Forecast: CBS2 3/2 Nightly Weather at 11PM