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Articles from March 7, 2022

• Teen Shoots, Wounds Brother In Hollywood
• Kings Blow Big Lead In 131-115 Loss To Knicks
• Offensive Graffiti At Rancho Cordova School Leads To Two 14-Year-Olds Being Cited For Felony Vandalism
• Marshall Fire Victims Raise New Concerns After Lawsuit Delays Cleanup
• Sacramento County Considers New Rules On Filming In Vulnerable Spaces, Including Jails
• Jordan White Sentenced For Helping Lead Riot At Aurora Courthouse
• Brother Of Sacramento Police Officer Killed On Job Announces Bid For Placer County Sheriff
• Von Miller Causes Stir With Hints Of Possibly Returning To Denver
• LA Reduces Speed Limits On Nearly 200 Miles Of Streets
• Journey Inside A Bear's Den In Northern Minnesota
• Gov. Newsom To Deliver California State Of The State Address
• Where Does Our Gasoline Come From?
• Keys Left In Car Leads To Intrusion At Studio City Home
• 'The Main Objective Is To Survive': Boulder Teacher Keeps Tabs On Ukrainian Students
• 2 Massachusetts Mothers Fly To Poland To Help Ukrainian Refugees
• Lawyer For Woman Charged In Dracut Hit-And-Run Says Victim May Be Partially To Blame
• Boxers Help Save Woman Who Went Into Cardiac Arrest At Waltham Gym
• Denver Federal Court Hears First Lawsuit Over Police Response To George Floyd Protests
• Bulls get thumped by 76ers
• What Caused The 'Wavy-Looking' Clouds Over Boston Monday?
• Gas Prices Continue To Soar In Massachusetts; When Will They Drop?
• Towns, Wolves Rout Blazers 124-81, Extend Win Streak To 5
• Ukraine Rejects Proposed Civilian Evacuation Routes Into Russia; Putin's Forces Continue Shelling Cities
• Experts offer thoughts on what remote work will look like going forward
• Spurs' Popovich Ties Nelson For NBA Career Wins Record
• FedEx driver-impersonating thief caught on camera three times stealing packages on one street
• Anderson Scores 17, Delaware Beats Towson 69-56 In CAA
• Supreme Court Refuses To Hear Alexander Hamilton Letter Case, Returning Document To Massachusetts
• 3 More Charged Following Shooting Outside Greene County Gas Station
• Annapolis Prepares For Parking Issues As Big Events Loom
• Unemployed Workers Union Squares Off With Maryland Department Of Labor
• Metra trains halted at Ogilvie Transportation Center due to suspicious package
• One Of Last Living Links To Infamous North Texas Axe Murder Shares What's Haunted Him For 4 Decades
• Russian Invasion Reverberates At Bay Area Gas Pumps As Prices Surge Past $6 A Gallon
• Hundreds Of Haitians Run Aground Off Key Largo In Suspected Human Smuggling Operation
• Michigan To Receive Nearly $800 Million In Opioid Settlement
• Kings Rally To Beat Bruins 3-2 In OT
• Islanders' furious rally falls short against NHL-best Avalanche
• Abandoned Fisher Body Plant In Detroit To Be Redeveloped As Mixed-Income Housing
• Metro Detroit Business Seeking Donations To Support People In Ukraine
• Oladipo Returns, Herro Scores 31, Heat Top Rockets 123-106
• AAA: Gas Prices In Michigan Reach $4 A Gallon This Week
• Panthers Beat Sabres 6-1, Extend Win Streak To Three Games
• Pentagon says Guantanamo detainee linked to 9/11 transferred to Saudi Arabia
• Supreme Court Rejects GOP Redistricting Pleas In Pennsylvania, North Carolina
• Search on for two drivers who hit, killed teenage boy in Burr Ridge
• Winter Precipitation Possible Friday As Arctic Front Blows Through North Texas
• Athanasiou Scores In OT, Kings Rally To Beat Bruins 3-2
• Nursing Home Staffing Standards Revamped
• Jury Finds Hayward Sports Bar Owner Guilty In Cocaine Smuggling Sting At Bay Area Airports
• Joel Embiid Scores 43 As Sixers Thump Bulls 121-106
• Pedestrian in Critical But Stable Condition After San Jose Collision
• Minneapolis Teachers Strike FAQ: What You Need To Know
• 2 Shot On South San Joaquin Street In Stockton
• Silicon Valley Firms Ramp Up Efforts To Return Workers To Office
• Woman, 86, With Dementia Reported Missing In Lancaster
• DeSantis Signs Strawberry Shortcake Bill
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Sun returns Tuesday
• BART Electrical Fire Leads To Ongoing Troubles Between Richmond, Berkeley
• Colorado Weather: After A Break Tuesday Its Back To The Snow Mid-Week
• Academy Park High School Sophomore Who Plunged Into Icy Pond To Save 3 Children Honored
• 1 Teen Dead, 2 Hurt In Shooting Outside Des Moines High School
• San Francisco Police Officer Found Not Guilty Of Using Excessive Force In Beating Of Dacari Spears
• LA County Still Urges Mask Wearing, Although Mandate Is Gone
• Colorado Suspends Betting On Russian & Belarusian Sports In Response To Invasion Of Ukraine
• Man Arrested For Attempted Murder in Front Of Santa Monica Salvation Army
• SF-Based Ukrainian Chef, Food Writer Hosts Benefits To Help Refugees From Her Homeland
• Police: Man wounded in shooting at Long Island's Green Acres Mall
• Robbers Steal Camera Equipment Outside Oakland Marriott, Run Over Victim's Foot Fleeing
• Oil Prices Not Only Affect Drivers, But Goods and Services, Experts Warn
• Investigation Underway Into Racially Charged Heckling At El Dorado Hills Soccer Game
• North Texans Paying Way More For Gas As National Per Gallon Average Hits Record High
• Skyrocketing Gas Prices Increase Demand for Electric and Hybrid Vehicles
• 1 Killed In Head-On Crash In Hempfield Township
• Sculptor Richard Hunt proud as he works on special piece for Obama Center
• SF DA Boudin, Legislators Push Bill Stopping Law Enforcement From Misusing Rape Victims' DNA
• Maryland Students Use Braille Skills To Compete For Awards
• 2 Hurt, 1 Seriously, In 2-Car Crash Involving Pedestrian In Tarzana
• Call Kurtis: With 3G Networks Shutting Down, Consumers Line Up For Alternative Options
• Man, Woman Found Dead After Apparent Murder-Suicide Inside South Sacramento Home
• Truck Crash In Maine Kills 22-Year-Old Woman From Westmoreland County
• Some Big Chain Pharmacies Now Offering Therapy Inside Their Stores
• Study shows neurological problems in COVID-19 long-haulers are real
• Mansfield Timberview Boys Basketball Heading To State Tournament For 4th Time In 6 Years
• 2 Workers Rescued After Fall From Roof In Oakland Hills
• Police: Two Charged in Oakley Fatal Shooting
• Small Business Owners Absorbing Cost Of Rising Gas Prices For Now
• Baltimore Spirits Company, MICA Partner On $10K Prize For Graduating Art Student
• U.S. working with Poland on deal to send fighter jets to Ukraine
• NAACP Stands With Fired Fort Lauderdale Police Chief Larry Scirotto
• Allen Warner Gets Life Sentence In Killing Of Wife In Marshfield
• Ukraine Says 'Small Positive Shifts' Made in Direct Talks on Day 12 of Russia Invasion
• Minnesota House Sports Gambling Legislation Would Give Power To Tribes, Which Signal Their Support
• NYPD among those urging New Yorkers to be vigilant about cybersecurity
• Man Sentenced For Nearly Two Dozen Child Sexual Assault Counts In Sacramento County
• Attorney General Josh Shapiro Says He Lacks Power To Investigate Price Gouging At The Pump
• Angelina Jolie arrives in Yemen to aid refugees
• 1 Dead In 3-Alarm Fire At Baltimore Fuel Facility, Authorities Say
• Former MMA Heavyweight Champion Cain Velasquez Denied Bail On Attempted Murder Charge
• Minnesotans Feeling Pain At The Pump As Gas Prices Continue To Soar
• William Dixon Facing Charges After Spraying Vehicles Inside Eisenhower Tunnel With Fire Extinguisher
• Baylor Scott & White Health Aiding Humanitarian Efforts In Ukraine
• Local Ukrainian Woman Worries For Parents Living In Apartment Building Captured By Russians
• Report finds officers were "hesitant" to use force on Jan. 6
• Ukrainian woman donates proceeds from her Texas bakery to her homeland's military
• Beto O'Rourke Sued For Defamation, Slander By North Texas Billionaire
• "We Can't Afford It Anymore...": Skyrocketing Gas Prices Burdening Rideshare Drivers
• Checks to foundation set up to help struggling families got lost in mail for months
• UPDATE: Crews Cap Gas Leak In Downtown San Jose
• Fort Hood Soldiers Deploy To Europe To Support NATO Allies During Russian Invasion Of Ukraine
• Photojournalist discusses shocking photo of war in Ukraine
• Long Island woman from Ukraine collecting donations to send overseas
• Minneapolis Mayor Launches Nationwide Search For New Police Chief
• Boston Bruins Honor State Trooper Tamar Bucci With Moment Of Silence
• Students Mourn Warren High School Football Player Killed In 5 Freeway Crash
• Restaurants Set Up Creative Cocktails, Cookies And Fundraisers To Help Ukraine
• Man stabbed while trying to stop shoplifter in River North Walgreens
• Santa Rosa Police Search For Suspect In Attempted Kidnapping Of 12-Year-Old Walking To School
• Dallas' One-Of-A-Kind Ukrainian Shop Has Shipped Over 3 Tons Of Supplies To War-Torn Country
• Long Island diocese begins program to teach English and Spanish
• Sherri Papini, Now Accused Of Hoax Kidnapping, Was Driven By 'Narcissistic Behavior,' Sheriff Says
• Panic At The Pump: Marylanders Grapple With High Gas Prices
• Missing 9-Year-Old Girl Found
• Westmoreland County Woman Killed In House Fire
• 3 shot, 1 killed, outside high school in Des Moines
• I-Team: Wilmington Officials Not Confident MBTA Rail Crossings Are Safe
• FBI Impersonator Convicted Of Defrauding Assyrian Immigrants In Ceres
• COVID 3rd Leading Cause Of Death For 2020, 2021 In Colorado
• As vaccine mandate is lifted, giddy Mayor Adams tours East Village businesses
• Ladapo: Florida To Become 'First State To Officially Recommend Against COVID-19 Vaccines For Healthy Children'
• Gas Prices Soar Across Much Of Colorado As War In Ukraine Continues
• St. Paul Community Leaders Say A Teachers Strike Would Hurt Students
• Deputy Begs People Not To Post Crash Photos Online After Deadly School Bus Accident
• Lights, Camera, Action! Miami Film Festival Underway Featuring Plenty Of Homegrown Talent
• Two people fatally shot in broad daylight
• Police Searching For Pair Who Stole Puppy From Berks County Pet Store
• Carjackers target terrified grandmother unloading boxes in Cicero, point gun at her grandson
• Food Or Power: Maryland Among Several States Struggling With Energy Bill Late Fees
• NYCHA residents at Brooklyn building say they've had no cooking gas for 3 weeks
• Ride-Share And Delivery Drivers Feel The Pain As Massachusetts Gas Prices Hit All-Time High
• Female Detroit Senior Firefighter Breaking Several Barriers In The City
• State Police Launch Investigation After Man Dies In Custody Of New Castle Police
• 'I Stopped Crying': Local Ukrainian Woman Focused On Funding Assistance For Refugees
• Empowering women the focus of Brooklyn-based jewelry company Follow Your Bliss
• Squeeze tightens on New Jersey consumers as groceries & gas get more expensive
• Man Pleads Guilty To Homicide By Vehicle In 2019 Penn Hills Hit-And-Run
• Hospital systems struggling to fill void of nurses who have left industry due to COVID
• AAA: Florida Gas Prices Race Toward Record Highs Due To Crisis In Ukraine
• U.S. astronauts needle Russian space chief in war of words
• Two San Francisco Suspects Arrested After Loaded Glock Found in Toddler's Backpack
• New Details Emerge In Fireworks Explosion That Injured 2 Kids In Brentwood
• Miami PD Arrests Suspect Wanted For Sexually Assaulting 80-Year-Old Woman
• U.S. Supreme Court Rejects GOP Redistricting Plea In Pennsylvania
• Fans, Business Owners Awaiting Good News On Opening Day At Oriole Park At Camden Yards
• Woman Arrested For Defrauding Dozens In Real Estate Scam, 2 Accomplices On The Loose
• Massive collection of 20,000 artifacts documenting African American experience going up for auction
• Fire breaks out at Nipsey's restaurant in Calumet Heights
• RTD Awarded $53 Million Federal Grant To Help Restore Service To Pre-Pandemic Levels
• Drivers Filling Up With Diesel Paying Nearly $5 Per Gallon In North Texas
• 3 teens in critical condition after shooting outside high school in Des Moines, Iowa
• MD Attorney General And Secretary Of State Warn Of Charity Scams Claiming To Help Ukraine
• Maryland Weather: Alert Day, Tracking Severe Weather
• Kane County house is available for free, if you have it moved
• What Is The 'Metaverse'? CEO Of Boston-Based Gaming Company Laying Groundwork For Immersive Digital World
• Boston Hospitals Join Nationwide Effort To Better Understand Long COVID
• Philadelphia Area Gas Prices Set Record High Over Weekend
• WJZ's Furever Friend: Ace
• 5 dead in house fire in Boone County, near Rockford
• Pentagon shuts down leaking U.S. Navy fuel tank facility in Hawaii
• Budget Writers Agree On Florida State Guard As Deadline Looms
• 3-Year-Old Hospitalized After Falling From Apartment Window In Roxbury
• Blaine City Council Member Charged With Misconduct, Accused Of Threatening To Get Officers Fired
• Maryland Weather: Severe Thunderstorm Warning Issued For Northern MD Counties
• Netflix, TikTok suspend services in Russia
• Legislature Backs Expanding Secrecy Around Executions
• Authorities Investigating Suspicious Death In Motley; 1 Arrested
• Students With Family Members In Ukraine Take Action
• Massachusetts Reports 1,694 New COVID Cases Over 3 Days, 22 Additional Deaths
• What Is A Hot Prowl?
• Alameda Man Dies in Weekend Motorcycle Crash in Oakland
• US Steel Fined $1.8M For Clairton Coke Works Emissions
• Jefferson Health Using Old Treatment In New Way To Help COVID-19 Patients Regain Sense Of Smell, Taste
• The hit to your wallet from higher gas prices: $2,000 a year
• Garcetti Signs Into Law Decreased Speeds On LA City Streets
• Bruins To Honor Tuukka Rask With Ceremonial Puck Drop On March 31
• Former Yeadon Police Chief Anthony Paparo Alleges Racial Discrimination Behind Firing: Lawsuit
• Pittsburgh Weather: Severe Thunderstorm Warning Issued For Several Counties
• WATCH: Dog That Was In Car Stolen Near 16th Street Mall Overjoyed To Be Reunited With Owner
• Controversial Solar Changes Going To Governor
• A Look Into Charges At Whitmer Kidnapping Plot Trial
• Stockton Police: Woman Shot By Motorist Who Was Following Her
• Wolves' Karl-Anthony Towns Named Western Conference Player Of The Week
• California, Other States To Receive $3.7B For Public Transit
• Easy Decision: Jayson Tatum Named Eastern Conference Player Of The Week
• Marstons Mills House Fire That Killed Woman Not Considered Suspicious
• Police Investigating Deadly Shooting In Hill District
• Find Out Why People In Denver Paid To Jump Into Freezing Lake On A Snowy, 20 Degree Day
• Diego Vargas sentenced to 5 years for bombing Egg Harbor Cafe in Naperville during 2020 looting
• Death Of Man Found In Paxton Woods Investigated As Homicide
• Detroit Father Charged After 2-Year-Old Son Shot With BB Gun
• Westbound I-70 Closed For Hours At Airport Road Due To Multi-Vehicle Accident
• McDonald's and Pepsi still open for business in Russia
• NFL star Calvin Ridley suspended for allegedly betting on games
• Court Orders Robert Dear To Involuntarily Take Meds
• NFL Suspends Falcons WR Calvin Ridley Suspended For At Least 2022 Season For Betting On Games
• Silver Spring Apartment Explosion Ruled Accidental, Severed Gas Line Cited
• Chicago First Alert Weather: chilly afternoon follows morning's snowfall
• Texas' Largest County Finds 10,000 Uncounted Mail Ballots From Primary Election Day
• Stanford Researchers: Climate Change Behind Squid Migration From California To Alaska
• 1 Killed In Shooting Over Handicap Parking Spot At North Hills Strip Club
• Former Macomb County Official Dino Bucci Dies Before Sentencing
• Denver Weather: Light Snow Monday And Heavier Snow Again Later This Week
• Bird Flu Confirmed In Northern Iowa Turkey Flock
• Texas Lottery Ticket Worth $6.75M Purchased At Grapevine Market
• 84 Lumber Celebrates Women in Construction Week and Women's History Month
• Pittsburgh International Airport Announces Temporary Overnight Train Shutdown And Busing Operation
• Man Sprays Cars On I-70 In Eisenhower Tunnel With Fire Extinguisher
• Chicago Public Schools ending mask mandate next week
• What First Alert Weather Means To You
• Order More Free COVID-19 Tests
• ZIM Shipping Line Bringing New Route Focused On E-Commerce To Port Of Baltimore, Officials Say
• 'Mayor Of Boulder': The Lasting Legacy Of Evan Battey
• Russian restaurants in U.S. face harassment over Ukraine war
• FOP Lodge 5 Collecting Supplies For Ukrainians Who've Fled Violence
• Want to help people in Ukraine? Here are ways to donate
• Chicago First Alert Weather: What to Expect In Chicago This Spring
• People are donating to Ukrainians by booking their Airbnbs
• 51-Year-Old Kaufman Woman Arrested For Theft By Texas A&M Forest Service
• Unemployment Insurance Scams, Auto Services Among Top Consumer Complaints In Colorado
• 1 Injured After Metrolink Train Collides With Vehicle In Lancaster Area
• Oakmont Fox's Pizza Owner In Critical Condition After Shooting Inside Store
• Colorado Springs Suspends Sister City Partnership With Russian City
• Former commander of U.S. forces in Europe predicts Russia won't take Kyiv
• Netflix, TikTok Latest To Suspend Service In Russia Over Invasion Of Ukraine
• Sewickley Academy Assistant Head, 4 Faculty Members Leave
• Fort Worth Police Identify Man Found Dead Near School
• Patriots Release Kyle Van Noy
• Philadelphia Weather: Record High Temperatures Across Region In The 70s With Severe Thunderstorm Potential This Evening
• 'Prominent' NFL Agent Says Patriots Are Still Operating In Free Agency 'As If They're The Tom Brady Patriots'
• American Airlines Taking Donations In The Air, Online To Help Ukraine
• West hits Russian oligarchs where it hurts — their mega-yachts
• Man charged with killing 18 women says he's "very innocent "
• Former Macomb County Judge, Prosecutor Carl Marlinga Running For Congress
• On The Menu: Chef Egg's Kale Salad & Baked Chickpeas
• Ukrainians fleeing to Poland face long journey, frigid weather
• Monterey County Issues Beach Advisories Due to High Bacteria Levels
• How Massachusetts Gas Prices Compare To The Rest Of The Country
• COVID Can Leave Patients With Long-Lasting Heart Conditions, Study Finds
• BU Study Suggests Being Optimistic May Improve Your Emotional Well-Being
• Vail Extends Ski Season Until May 1
• Supreme Court Declines To Hear Case On Reinstating Bill Cosby's Sexual Assault Conviction
• Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Saves Small Dog From Drowning At Haulover Beach
• Where's Marty? The Bromo Seltzer Arts Tower
• Southern Border Agents Bust Several Women Smuggling Fentanyl Hidden Inside Body Cavities 
• Philadelphia Police Identify 3 Young Men Killed In West Oak Lane Neighborhood Shooting Over Weekend
• Man Hospitalized, Suspect Charged After Unprovoked Attack On Red Line Train
• Worldwide COVID-19 Death Toll Surpasses 6 Million
• A Look Back At Jayson Tatum's Most Epic Performances
• South Florida Library Naming Building After Parkland School Shooting Victim Gina Montalto
• Community celebration marks Insight Hospital's approval to accept ambulances
• Water shut off for most of Dixmoor after leak results in low pressure
• Proposal From EPA Would Require Heavy Trucks Cut Smog, Soot Pollution
• Josh McDaniels Speaks About Colts Fiasco While In Indianapolis
• Convicted Sex Offender Domingo Hernandez-Estrada Arrested In Laredo
• Two-Alarm Fire Damages Twin Home In Linwood
• 1 Pedestrian Killed, Another Hurt In Baltimore County Crash, Police Say
• Former Denver Broncos Player Ben Garland Honored At Buckley Space Force
• Polish Museum of America celebrating Casimir Pulaski Day
• New Jersey ends statewide school mask mandate
• Fire Forces Residents Out Of Mt. Troy Rd. Apartment Building
• Stocks nose-dive as Ukraine war keeps pushing up oil prices
• Petaluma Man Dies In Motorcycle Crash on Highway 101 Near Novato
• 1 killed, 25 injured in weekend shootings across Chicago
• COVID-19 study sees "significant" impact on brain
• Trial To Start For Lawsuit Over Denver Police Use Of Force
• Trial Next For 4 Men Accused In Whitmer Kidnapping Plot
• Bomb threat forces York College, nearby high school to evacuate
• Detroit Police Seek Tips After Truck, Trailer Stolen From Westin Book Cadillac Hotel Valet
• Beef Jerky Products Recalled Due To Possible Listeria Contamination
• Vehicle Goes Through Joint Base Andrews Checkpoint, 1 In Custody
• Dangerous Wildfires Burning In Florida Panhandle, Torching Thousands Of Acres & Causing Thousands Of Evacuations
• 12 hurt in MTA bus crash on Staten Island
• Mother, 2 sons stabbed in daylight Philadelphia attack
• Odenton Man Faces Weapons Charge After Allegedly Bringing Loaded Gun Into LaGuardia Airport
• Zuri Reunited With Owner Weeks After Stolen Van Recovered
• Global Death Toll Surpasses 6 Million For COVID-19 Pandemic Now In 3rd Year
• Early Morning Condo Fire in San Pablo Displaces Three
• Police: Man Shot, Killed In Miami Beach Apartment Building
• COVID In MN: MDH Reports 908 New Cases, 18 More Deaths
• Baltimore Police Release Sketch In Hopes Of Identifying Man
• 'Major Pain At The Pump,' Massachusetts Gas Prices Hit $4.16 A Gallon, New State Record According To AAA
• US Marshals And Police Arrest East Hills Shooting Suspect
• Prosecutors Rest Case Against North Texas Man In 1st Capitol Riot Trial
• Wind Advisory In Effect Throughout LA County
• Maryland Casinos Bring In Nearly $163M In February, State Agency Says
• Some Parents Urge Sac City Unified To Enforce Masks Until End Of School Year
• Lady Gaga Coming To Fenway Park This Summer, 2 Years After COVID Postponement
• Where Is The Cheapest Gas In Your Area?
• Homicide Investigation Underway After Man Found Dead In Groveland Township Home
• Bed Bath & Beyond shares soar 40% on meme-stock interest
• Colorado Ukrainians Fundraise To Ship Medical Supplies To Ukraine
• Iconic Heavy Metal Band Judas Priest Headlines Fox in Oakland
• Monday Starts With Snow, Sleet As North Texas Temperatures Remain Cold -- In The 40s
• Man Dies In Oakland County ATV Crash
• Fenway Sports Group Wants To Add NBA Team -- And More -- To Portfolio
• Grocery Store Workers To Decide Whether To Go On Strike After Labor Contract Expires
• New cold storage hub helping non-profit Loaves & Fishes provide food for hungry families
• Dallas Millionaire's Club Gains Another Member After $1.5M Ticket Sold
• Dramatic video: 3-year-old dropped out window to escape South Brunswick fire
• 2 Hurt In Carmichael Shooting Expected To Survive, Deputies Say
• Who are the Russian oligarchs the U.S. is targeting with sanctions?
• Former Gov. Rick Snyder Will Take 5th If Called To Testify In Flint Water Trial
• US Gas Prices Pennies Away From All-Time High; Michigan Increases To $4 A Gallon
• Royse City Police Department Investigating Road Rage Incident, 3 Suspects Arrested
• Oakland County Woman Wins $300K On Scratch Off Lottery Ticket
• 33 years after "Liar's Poker," Michael Lewis reflects on Wall Street
• Arrest Made, Victim Identified In Frogtown Homicide
• Russian gymnast's Ukraine invasion symbol called "shocking"
• Former Flint Mayor Karen Weaver To Run Again
• Michigan Program Provides $3.6M In Grants To Detect, Control Invasive Species
• Driver Involved In 1 Of Several Afternoon Crashes On I-25 Says It 'All Happened Way Too Quick'
• Supreme Court declines case on Cosby's sexual assault conviction
• Suspect In Deadly Shooting Outside Jessup Bar Surrenders, Police Say
• When Will We See Baseball Again? Will Middlebrooks Weighs In
• Crypto companies resist pressure to close Russian accounts
• Russia focused on "eradicating Ukraine from the face of the Earth," lawmaker says
• US Gas Prices Are Just Pennies Away From An All-Time High
• Supreme Court Won't Review Decision Freeing Bill Cosby From Prison
• Holocaust survivors in Ukraine traumatized by Russia's invasion
• Robert Kraft Receiving Lifetime Achievement Award From Sports Business Journal
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• U.S. gas prices top $4 a gallon for first time since 2008
• Alleged Whitmer Kidnap Plot Signals Violent Shift, Experts Say
• Michigan State Holds Off Maryland
• Sunday River Ski Lift Mishap Could've Been Worse
• Supreme Court Leaves Bill Cosby's Overturned Sex Assault Conviction In Place
• In Wizards Debut, Porzingis Keys 133-123 Win Over Pacers
• Texas Bakery Raised $70K+ For Ukraine By Donating Proceeds From Weekend Sales
• First Alert Weather: Yellow Alert for Monday thunderstorms
• Russia-Ukraine war can make problems worse as chip shortage, supply chain issues drag on
• Woman Dies After Shooting On Welton Street In Denver
• Michigan Beat No. 23 Ohio State
• Brawl at soccer match leaves 26 injured, three critically
• Detroit Police Seize Handguns, Long Guns From 3 Homes
• Bowman Edges Larson In OT
• MN WEATHER: Cooler Temps To Start Week; Snow Emergencies In Twin Cities
• 'Open Belief' Around NFL That Bill Belichick Could Call Offensive Plays For Patriots
• University Of Colorado Study Reveals People Exposed To Outdoors During First Year Of COVID Pandemic Suffered Less Depression
• Southern California Gas Prices Reach $5, $6, And Beyond
• Box of human heads stolen from truck in Denver: "Pretty shocking"
• PTL Links: March 7, 2022
• Woman Killed In New Kensington House Fire
• Kyrie Irving Compares Celtics Fans To A 'Scorned Girlfriend'
• Netflix Stops Streaming In Russia And TikTok Not Allowing New Posts
• Tree Pittsburgh Giving Away Nearly 2,000 Trees This Spring
• Norwood Man Seriously Hurt After Crashing Into Tree On New Hampshire Snowmobile Trail
• Gas Prices Surge Past $5 In California; Sacramento Drivers Feeling The Squeeze
• Armed intruder at Joint Base Andrews arrested, second person fled
• Gophers Lose To Northwestern 75-62 In Regular Season Finale
• One Person Killed After Running Flashing Red Light, Slamming Into Two Vehicles And Power Pole
• Man Dies While Being Taken Into Police Custody In New Castle
• Miami PD Needs Help Locating 12-Year-Old Aliyah Miller
• "Squid Game election": South Korean presidential race down and dirty
• Chicago Weather Alert: slick road conditions amid overnight snow impacting Monday commuters
• There Is No Doubt Anymore: Jayson Tatum Is A Superstar
• Massachusetts State House Visitors No Longer Required To Wear Masks, Prove Vaccination Status
• Masks now optional for most students at New York City schools
• Gas prices in Cook County spike to average of $4.50
• Miami Weather: Warm And Breezier Start With Near Record Heat Later This Week
• Judo federation strips titles from Putin and Russian oligarch
• Chicago Weather Alert: light snow Monday morning; 1 to 3 inches possible
• Hearing As Dallas Strip Clubs, Sexually-Oriented Businesses Fight New Rules Of Operation
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's Monday forecast
• Sri Lanka's most sacred elephant, dead at 68, to be stuffed for posterity
• NYPD: 18-year-old driver shot during traffic stop in the Bronx
• Missing woman's body found in septic tank buried in her backyard
• WATCH LIVE: Philadelphia District Attorney Encourages Community To Apply To Youth Aid Panel Juvenile Diversion Program
• Man's body found in the Bronx after report of possible gas leak
• 2022 Bracket Challenge - Enter To Win $1000
• Judge: US Can't Exempt Migrant Children From Border Deportation Policy
• MN Weather: Week Begins With Cooler Temps; Snow Emergencies In Twin Cities
• New Castle County Police Department's New Training Is Focused On De-escalation
• Woman arrested in deadly crash, accused of faking kidnapping
• Jason Robertson's 2nd Straight Hat Trick Lifts Dallas Stars Over Wild 6-3
• Official COVID-19 death toll tops 6 million
• Funeral For Massachusetts State Trooper Tamar Bucci To Be Held Wednesday In Revere
• 1 Person Injured In Chester Shooting
• Man Arrested After Allegedly Stabbing Mother, 2 Young Sons In Mayfair: Philadelphia Police
• Monday Marks Deadline For Fish House Removal On Most Minnesota Lakes
• Russia announces limited ceasefire, several evacuation corridors
• 7 Dead, Including 2 Children, As Tornado Moves Through Central Iowa
• 'You have to leave now': Refugee from Ukraine recounts escape from war with Russia
• Chicago Weather Alert: Wintry mix moves in overnight to affect Monday morning commute
• Chicago Polar Plunge raises funds for Special Olympics Chicago
• Custom Ukrainian flag raised on 200-foot flagpole in Chicago
• Jones College Prep Local School Council Students Say They Were Blindsided By Accusations Against Principal
• Keante McShan, 18, Charged In Murder Of Man Found Stabbed To Death In Kenwood
• Over 22,000 ComEd customers affected by outages due to severe weather in Chicago area
• Man shoots at Chicago police officers in West Pullman
• CPD Team Takes Polar Plunge To Support Special Olympics In Illinois
• Twin Cities Teachers Strike: Picket Signs Prepped As Negotiations Continue
• 6 'N the Mornin' - All American
• Love and War - All American: Homecoming
• Anti-Hero - Superman & Lois
• I Am Not a Used Car Salesman - Naomi
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• Year of the Tiger: Part 1 - Kung Fu
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Videos from March 7, 2022

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• Matchmaker Lisa Sisemore Gives Tips For Stress-Free For Valentine's Day
• African American Artists' Works On Exhibit At SF's De Young Museum
• San Francisco Bay Area Theatre Co. Presents 'I, Too Sing America'
• TheHauteBar Nutrition Expert Heather Smith Shares Healthy-ish Snacks
• Actor Colman Domingo In SF For Magic Theatre Valentine's Night Benefit
• Chicago First Alert Weather: More Snow By Week's End
• Teachers' Union Calls End To CPS Mask Mandate 'Clear Violation' Of COVID-19 Safety Agreement
• First Alert weather: CBS2 11 p.m. forecast
• Burr Ridge Police Search For Drivers In Hit-And-Run That Killed Teen
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• Metra Trains Halted Through Afternoon Rush Due To Suspicious Package At Ogilvie
• FedEx Phony Caught On Camera Stealing Packages In West Town
• New Yorkers enjoy first day of mask and indoor vaccine mandates being lifted
• U.N.: 1,200 civilian deaths and counting in war in Ukraine
• NYPD conduct called into question following shooting of 18-year-old in the Bronx
• Severe storms featuring high winds cause damage in parts of the Tri-State Area
• 3/7: Red and Blue
• Russia announces temporary cease-fire
• First Alert weather update: CBS2 has latest on severe storms
• Police: Man wounded in shooting at Long Island mall
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Cold Monday Night, Sun Returns Tuesday
• Sculptor Richard Hunt Is Proud As He Works On Special Piece For Obama Center
• Customer Stabbed Inside River North Walgreens
• Woman hopes to sell 20,000 items documenting African-American experience as one collection
• Northwestern Medicine Study Links COVID With Neurological Issues
• Eye on America: Guaranteed income program, a man's quest to save orcas, and more
• Inside the CDC's efforts to track new variants
• Former President Trump excluded from exclusive meeting of conservative leaders and donors
• U.S. stocks drop, oil prices surge as Russian invasion escalates
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• DA Alvin Bragg announces Pathways To Public Safety division
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• Gas prices soar as Biden weighs Russian oil ban
• Long Island woman from Ukraine collecting donations to send overseas
• Photographing Russia's war atrocities in Ukraine
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• Giddy Mayor Adams tours businesses in East Village as most vaccine mandates are lifted
• Russian attacks kill civilians fleeing Ukraine
• Northwestern Medicine Study Links COVID With Neurological Issues
• U.S. considers banning Russian oil imports as gas prices soar nationwide
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• Pamela Anderson to make Broadway debut in "Chicago"
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• 3 Teenagers Shot Outside High School In Des Moines, Iowa
• New Jersey ends statewide school mask mandate
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• CPS Says Masks Will Be Optional Starting Next Monday
• New Jersey shoppers feel financial squeeze at grocery stores, gas stations
• Mayor visits East Village deli allegedly targeted by attacks and harassment
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• Ukrainian president urges NATO to implement a no-fly zone
• CPS To Halt Mask Mandate, Union Says District Violating COVID-19 Safety Agreement
• 12 hurt in crash between MTA bus and dump truck
• Worker shot at Long Island smoke shop
• Experts say health care system strained due to thousands of nurses leaving
• Kane County House Available For Free, If You Have It Moved
• Dramatic video shows child dropped out window to escape fire in South Brunswick, N.J.
• New York City schools roll back indoor mask mandate
• Teen driver in critical condition after being shot by police during Bronx traffic stop
• Civilians under attack in Ukraine despite talks to promote ceasefire
• Images from Ukraine offer a look inside Ukraine during the Russian invasion
• They survived the Holocaust. Now they're trying to live through Russia's deadly invasion of Ukraine.
• MoneyWatch: Stock markets tumble over Russia concerns
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• Netflix documentary "Lead Me Home" looks at homelessness in America
• Russian troops push forward in Ukraine as West takes aim at Russia's economy
• Toddler dropped out window in dramatic fire rescue
• NY officials discuss preventing cyberattacks
• First Alert Weather: Thunderstorms tonight
• Celebration Marks Insight Hospital's Approval To Accept Ambulance Patients
• SCOTUS will not review Bill Cosby case
• Con Ed: Report of Bronx gas leak unfounded
• Bronx-police involved shooting under investigation; Driver in critical
• Polish Museum of America Celebrating Casimir Pulaski Day
• Conflict with Russia causing U.S. gas prices to surge
• Fire Breaks Out At Nipsey's Restaurant In Calumet Heights Amid Ongoing Battle With City
• Humanitarian crisis grows in Ukraine as Russia attacks
• NJ ends statewide school mask mandate
• NYC students shed their masks for first time
• Russia ramps up cyberattacks and disinformation amid war in Ukraine
• York College, high school evacuated due to bomb threat
• 12 hurt in MTA bus crash on Staten Island
• Russia and Ukraine to conduct peace talks amid conflict
• Loaves & Fishes Works To Fight Hunger In Western Suburbs
• Man, child escape fire through window in N.J.
• Why Russia appears to be losing the information war to Ukraine
• Mother, two sons stabbed in Philadelphia; suspect turns himself in
• Tri-State feeling the pain at the pump
• Around 1 million Ukrainian refugees have arrived in Poland amid Russian invasion
• How a no-fly zone could be used in Ukraine-Russia conflict
• Ukrainian photographer documents Russian invasion of her country
• Ukraine citizens cling to safety after failed Russian cease-fire
• Man wounded in Brooklyn drive-by shooting
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• Russian attacks intensify as 1.5 million refugees flee Ukraine
• Demonstrators around the world fill streets protesting Russia's invasion of Ukraine
• 3/7: CBS News Mornings
• Community Celebration Marks Insight Hospital's Approval To Accept Ambulances
• Chicago Weather Alert: Slick Road Conditions Amid Overnight Snow Impacting Monday Commuters
• Deadly gas leak in the Bronx
• NYPD: Police shoot driver fleeing officers in the Bronx
• NYC lifting school mask, indoor vaccine requirements
• Russian invasion of Ukraine increasing costs of gas, groceries in U.S.
• First The Pandemic, Now Russia-Ukraine War Can Make Problems Worse As Chip Shortage, Supply Chain Is
• Man Stabbed While Trying To Stop Shoplifter In River North Walgreens
• First Alert Weather: Warm but wet
• Gas Prices In Cook County Spike To Average Of $4.50
• Bestselling author Michael Lewis reflects on Wall Street 33 years after writing "Liar's Poker"
• Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky presses U.S. for greater support as fighting intensifies
• Refugees fleeing war in Ukraine face evolving situation as they arrive at Polish border
• Thousands of women, children flee from Ukraine to Poland as Russian invasion continues
• CBS News’ Charlie D'Agata visits Kyiv suburb under heavy bombardment
• Light Snow Monday Monday; 1 to 3 Inches Possible
• As civilians are killed in Ukraine, Putin says military action will not stop until demands are met