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• Families Of 2 Men Killed By Vallejo Police Speak Out At Emotional City Council Meeting
• 2 On Your Side: Tenants In Taxpayer Subsidized Housing On Skid Row Battling Unsanitary, Unsafe Living Conditions
• Lakers' Russell Westbrook Sounds Off On 'Shaming' Of His Name
• Three Men Arrested For Violent Tarzana Home Invasion
• 'We Lost Everything': Colfax Residents Shocked By Cause Of Destructive River Fire
• Sherri Papini's Release From Custody Turns Chaotic
• Thompson Surprised By Ferrell, Lifts Warriors Over Clippers, 112-97
• Thief Targets Gas Tanks In Sacramento As Prices Continue To Rise
• Southland Commuters Feeling Side Effects Of Rising Gas Prices
• Klay Thompson Surprised by Will Ferrell, Lifts Warriors over Clippers
• Man shot, critically wounded on Red Line train at 63rd Street
• Kane, Strome shine as Blackhawks pound Ducks
• Cubs reliever Codi Heuer undergoes surgery
• Denver Considering Expanding Waste Services
• Northwestern hosts Pro Day for NFL scouts to look at draft prospects
• Pedestrian Hospitalized After Getting Hit By Car In San Jose
• Sherri Papini, Accused Of Faking Her Own Kidnapping, Released On Bail
• Police: Teen Shot In The Chest In Avon, Sparking Brief School Lockdown
• Only On CBS: Ukrainian Refugees Fleeing War Arrive To America
• The Pandemic To The Gas Crisis, Newsom Addresses California's Future
• Road Through AFC Just Got A Lot More Difficult For Patriots
• I-Team: Report Shows Counterfeit, Untested Parts In Nuclear Power Plants
• Marlboro Boy With Severe Autism Sees Life-Changing Improvements With Cannabis Treatment
• Woman Fatally Struck By Car In Cameron Park
• Russell Wilson Trade Officially Ends An Era For Seahawks -- One Ultimately Defined By Loss To Patriots
• 'They Really Saved My Life,' NH Mother Recovers From Rare, Often Misdiagnosed Tumor Thanks To Tufts Medical Center
• Fiala Gets 2 Goals To Help Wild Halt Slide, Beat Rangers 5-2
• Gas Station Owners Say They're Not Gouging As People Feel Pain At Pumps
• Penn Hills Refuses To Play Games Against Kiski Area After Alleged Racial Comments From Fans During Volleyball Match
• You Can Now Order 4 More Free At-Home COVID Tests
• 'Overjoyed To Be Home,' NH Man Escapes Ukraine War In Cab Of 18-Wheeler
• 4-Year-Old Victim Of Lowell Fire Identified
• With family stranded amid war in Ukraine, Northbrook couple hopes for reunion
• YIGBY Proposal Would Allow Churches To Build Affordable Housing In San Jose
• Pittsburgh Entrepreneur Hopes To Set Example For Women In Business
• Experts warn U.S. banning Russian fuel could affect more than just gas prices
• Pittsburgh City Councilman Ricky Burgess Proposes Tax On Higher Education And Medical Care
• 1 Joplin, Missouri officer, suspect die, 2 officers wounded in shooting
• Banged-Up Anaheim Ducks Lose to Chicago Blackhawks 8-3
• Officer and suspect killed, two other officers hospitalized in Missouri shooting
• Mayor Adams: 18-year-old drove toward NYPD officers before cops opened fire
• McKinney Lions Boys Basketball Team Going To State 1st Time In 94 Years
• Lyft Driver Accused Of Raping, Robbing Customer In Miami Beach
• Legislative Session Headed To Overtime
• Two Prospect Park Police Officers Honored For Heroic Actions By Township
• Colorado Doctor Urging Coloradans To Get Screened For Colorectal Cancer
• Chef Behind State Fair Favorite 'West Indies Soul Food' Has Sights Set On St. Paul Kitchen
• Duclair, Verhaeghe Help Panthers Beat Penguins 4-3
• While Parents Worry, Minneapolis Teachers Hit The Picket Line
• NYPD: Asian man struck with hammer inside Manhattan subway station
• Fmr. Viking Matt Birk Running As Lt. Gov. With GOP Candidate Scott Jensen
• Apartment Crime A Concern In Dallas; Some Leaders Not Satisfied With Police Plan To Combat It
• Johns Hopkins And UMMS To Send More Than $4 Million In Medical Supplies To Ukraine
• UPDATE: Ongoing Electrical Problems Shut Down BART's Red Line For Repairs
• Report: Minneapolis Mishandled Civil Unrest Response Following George Floyd's Murder
• Maryland Weather: We Could See Slushy Streets And Rain On Wednesday
• VIDEO: Man Wrestles Woman To Ground In Oakland Parking Lot, Flees With Her Purse
• First Alert Weather Day: Snow And Cold Making A Big Return
• Thousands Book Airbnbs In Ukraine, Raising Nearly $2 Million For People Impacted By War
• 1 Dead, 1 Critically Injured After Vehicle Strikes Bridge Pillar In Fort Worth
• 'Perfect Storm': Gas, Airfare And Food Prices Surge In Maryland As War Rages In Ukraine
• Businesses Near Oracle Park Concerned About MLB Lockout
• Child Dead, Several Others Injured After Crash On US 27
• Skyrocketing Gas Prices Hit Record High In Florida, Nationwide
• Daily Rise In Gas Prices Taking Toll On North Texans
• Women's Safety A Growing Priority At Dallas Nightspots
• Carter Hart's Career-High 47 Saves Leads Flyers Over Vegas For Second Win In A Row
• 11-year-old Ukrainian flees to safety in Slovakia by himself
• Pennsylvania Congressman Says Decision To Ban Russian Energy Imports Needed To Happen
• 1 killed in collision involving school bus, state police car in Dutchess County
• LA County Minimum Wage To Increase To $15.96 Per Hour Starting July 1
• Gov. Newsom Delivers Optimistic Message, Promises Tax Rebate in State of the State
• UPDATE: Evacuation Order Lifted After Ruptured Gas Line Capped in San Francisco's Sunnyside
• San Francisco Set To Crack Down On Street Vendors Selling Stolen Merchandise
• Two men shot in Humboldt Park, one killed
• Shooting Victim Dies After Leading Police On Chase
• Newsom Wants Tax Rebate, Touts 'California Way' Of Governing
• Apple, MLB Announce 'Friday Night Baseball' Package
• Abandoned RV In Granada Hills Vandalized, Spray Painted With Swastikas, Hate Speech
• Bay Area Residents Brace for Effects of President Biden's Ban on Russian Oil Imports
• Lodi-Based Pesticide Spraying Company Found Liable For Pesticide Drifts
• San Jose Mayor Looks To Address Homelessness, Crime With $27 Million Budget Surplus
• 'He Was Used As An Example': Guy Reffitt's Wife Defiant Following Husband's Guilty Verdict For Role In Capitol Riot
• Minneapolis Educators Finish Day 1 Of Strike For Higher Pay, Better Conditions For Students
• UPDATE: Overturned Big Rig Cleared from Highway 92 in San Mateo County; All Lanes Reopened
• Freeze, High Winds Impact Local Almond Crops
• Tale Of 2 Districts: Why St. Paul Educators Struck A Deal, And Their Mpls. Counterparts Didn't
• Pittsburgh's Assistant Fire Chief Receives Huge Honor
• Wednesday Marks Deadline For LA Candidates Who Want To Appear On June 7 Ballot
• Baltimore-Area Businesses Raise Thousands For Ukraine
• Mountain View Police Seek Bicyclist Suspected Of Sexual Battery On 2 Women
• Call Kurtis: Gas Prices Are Up, Here's How To Save
• UWS center lets people with vision loss test new assistive technology
• WATCH: Stockton 'Candy Salesman' Sets Up Armed Robbery, Suspects Still Sought
• Minneapolis teachers go on strike for better pay and smaller class sizes
• Walmart Plans 1.8 Million-Square-Foot Fulfillment Center In Pennsylvania
• Feminine Hygiene Products Donated To Jeffco Public Schools On International Women's Day
• Englewood residents excited about grand opening of community grocery store
• Orange County Classical Musicians Host Benefit Concert For Ukraine
• Jury picked for Michigan Governor Whitmer kidnapping plot trial
• Paterson bakery owner Jessica Sillaro recognized for charitable work
• State Guidance Against Vaccine For Healthy Kids Could Affect Communities Of Color Most
• Wake For Fallen Massachusetts State Police Trooper Tamar Bucci Held In Revere
• COVID In Colorado: Hospitalizations As Low As Numbers From October 2020
• Police: Woman With Dementia Who Walked Away From Roseville Home Found Safe
• Gov. Jared Polis Urges Congress To Suspend Federal Gas Tax At Ukrainian-Owned Coffee Shop In Aurora
• Latina Businesswoman Fueling Economy, Inspiring Other Entrepreneurs
• Long Island drivers pleading with local, state officials to fix potholes
• Future Impact of Russian Oil Ban on American Gas Prices
• State Supreme Court Hears Oral Argument On Whether Voting By Mail Is Constitutional
• Sherri Papini Case: Woman Accused Of Kidnapping Hoax Allowed To Leave Jail
• Minneapolis Man Sentenced For Impersonating An FBI Agent
• UPDATE: Superior Family Will Be Allowed To Stay In RVs After Marshall Fire, But In Different Spot
• Parking Garage Under Westmoreland County Courthouse Closed For Significant Structural Problems
• Mahtomedi Boys Hockey Led By Senior Goalie Ben Dardis
• Bill banning gender-affirming care for children passes Idaho House
• Homeland Security identified threats prior to January 6 but did not share intelligence, watchdog says
• Long Island nonprofit helped seniors stay connected during pandemic
• Pursuit Ends In Multi-Vehicle Crash On 710 Freeway
• Minneapolis Novelist Finds 'Profound' Connection To Her Heritage On Swedish Reality Show
• Denver Broncos Team Up For Gun Buyback Event In Aurora
• Family Of 18-Year-Old Shot, Killed By Baltimore Officer Demands Answers
• Darius Fields Found Guilty Of Organized Criminal Activity In Shavon Randle's Death
• Niece Of Peters Township Couple From Ukraine Forced To Flee Home Amid Russian Invasion
• San Francisco Police Offers $25K Reward For Information On 2020 Killing Of Mark Anthony Hughes
• Mini-soccer fields across NYC help students on and off the pitch
• Women in STEM exhibit hopes to inspire young girls to join the field
• Minneapolis YMCA Locations Offering A Safe Space For Students Amid Teachers Strike
• Best deals on Apple products following the Apple Spring Event
• Fmr. Mpls. City Councilman Don Samuels Will Primary Rep. Ilhan Omar
• Local Russian Businesses Face Backlash Over War In Ukraine
• Anxiety Over War In Ukraine Leads To Spike In Gun Sales, Concealed Carry Permits
• Sherri Papini, Redding Woman Accused Of Faking Her Own Abduction, Released On Bail
• President Biden Calls Family Of Texas Marine In Russian Prison Following Event In Fort Worth
• Beloved mother of two Salena Claybourne is shot, killed in South Shore
• Biden bans Russian energy imports, targeting "main artery" of Russia's economy
• Five young Illinois golfers headed to Augusta for Drive, Chip & Putt tournament
• Crews Stop Vehicle Fire From Spreading To Rancho Cordova Building
• Chargers Sign 3-Year Extension With WR Mike Williams
• 'Should Be A Wakeup Call': Colorado Expected To See Even Higher Gas Prices
• Left Your Office Job? Tax Challenges Await Freelance, Gig Workers
• Penguins 'autograph' Shedd Aquarium's new book
• Want To Race Patrick Mahomes? Head Over To The Perot Museum
• Fenway Restaurants, Bars Concerned About Losing Business As MLB Lockout Continues
• Lawsuit: Monsanto PCBs Continue To Drain Into Los Angeles Harbors, Lakes Decades After Being Banned By EPA
• Philadelphia Named Best City To Celebrate Saint Patrick's Day, Report Finds
• New Jersey Man Pleads Guilty To Sending Racist Messages To Marylander
• How To Save Gas On The Road And Your Money At The Pump
• Higher Gas Prices Not Slowing Down DFW Meals On Wheels Volunteers
• Donors helping owner of closed donut shop Poppin Dough pay huge bill for pipe repair
• 3 years after robbers left supermarket owner in his trunk to die, family still awaiting arrests, closure
• Former Central Bucks West High School Choir Director Charged With Molesting 2 More Students
• Body Of Missing Teen Found In Abandoned Vehicle Near Victorville Home Depot
• Mamaroneck Historical Society trying to save James Fenimore Cooper-inspired murals
• Fleurs de Villes FEMMES Is Blooming At Bal Harbour Shops For International Women's Day
• Child Care Centers Struggling With Staffing Shortages And Lower Enrollment
• Is COVID-19 Entering The Endemic Phase?
• Lamar Jackson Releases First Book, Aimed To Inspire Children To Dream
• Some Allegheny County Residents Stand With Biden's Decision To Ban Russian Oil Imports
• Lady Gaga To Conclude Chromatica Ball Summer Stadium Tour At Dodger Stadium
• President Biden Promises Better Care For Veterans During Fort Worth Visit
• Tentative Settlement Agreement Reached For Surfside Condo Collapse Victims
• Chase Center Drops COVID-19 Booster Requirement; Fans Must Show Proof Of 2 Shots Or Negative Test
• Denver Weather: Unusually Cold Storm Arrives Tonight Bringing More Snow And Slow Travel
• Feds Change Ruling On Pesticide's Harm To Wildlife
• Colorado Lawmakers Address Teacher Shortage
• Spiking inflation intensifies concerns about affordable child care
• Injuries reported in crash on I-80 near Joliet
• Denver Broncos Acquiring Quarterback Russell Wilson In Blockbuster Trade
• Prince George's County To Let COVID-19 State Of Emergency Expire Wednesday
• Officials Identify Worker Killed In Baltimore Fuel Facility Fire, Investigation Ongoing
• Steve Kerr Says Nikola Jokic Is Deserving Of Another MVP Award
• Cale Makar Scores Twice vs Islanders, Leads All NHL Defensemen In Goals, Points
• 91-year-old man attacked on way to Brooklyn synagogue, robbed of $4
• 3 LAPD Employees Fired For Non-Compliance With City's COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate
• Delaware County Holds Vigil To Remember 1,800 Residents Who Died Of COVID
• 70-year-old woman found beaten, dead in Edison Park
• Apple's new budget iPhone is 5G — and pricier
• Philadelphia Area Food Banks Battling Inflation, Rising Costs Amid War In Ukraine
• New Hope Man Dies 17 Months After Being Struck By Motorist In Minneapolis
• Missing Teenager In Denton Found Safe
• Keller @ Large: Bipartisan Support For Russian Oil Embargo
• Rising Gas Prices Especially Hurt Drivers Who Provide Ride Services
• All-time high average gas price hits Long Island
• Pittsburgh Organizations Aim To Empower Women In The Workplace
• Pittman To Testify In Support Of Bill To Study Health And Economic Impacts Of Development Near BWI
• Sen. Rubio Agrees With Biden Ban On Russian Oil Imports, But Criticizes Talks With Maduro Regime
• Boutique In Detroit Shelter Offers Items To Women In Need At No Cost
• Broncos Twitter Uses 'Cast Away' GIF To Note Russell Wilson Trade
• Organon, Company With Philly Ties, Gives Employees Day Off To Focus On Health On International Women's Day
• Jury Picked For Alleged Plot To Kidnap Michigan Gov. Whitmer
• Measure To Help Address Climate Change In Maryland Advances
• 911 Service Restored In Tarrant County Following Outage During Upgrade
• Record-Breaking Nesting Season For American Crocodile Hatchlings At Turkey Point Power Plant
• 2 Hurt After Plane Crashes On E-470 Near Centennial Airport
• 5 ways to save on gas as prices soar to a record high
• Massachusetts Reports 61 Additional COVID Deaths Over 3 Days, 607 New Cases
• Pandemic 'Not Over Yet,' But Possibly In End Phase, Epidemiologist Says
• Millions In Out-Of-State Money Fuels Candidates For Maryland Governor
• Detroit Police Search For Suspect Wanted In Fatal Shooting
• Climate Change, Nuclear War Occupy Jerry Brown In Retirement
• CTU files unfair labor practice complaint against CPS over end to mask mandate
• Cermak Road, Central Avenue shut down in Cicero for shooting investigation
• Apple's New Budget iPhone Is 5G Capable, And More Expensive
• David Hess Recalls How Former Orioles Teammate Trey Mancini Helped Him With Cancer Battle
• Second Batch Of Presenters Announced For Oscars Ceremony
• Arrest warrants issued for suspect in string of Cicero carjackings
• Boston College Uses 25-3 Run To Ease Past Pitt In ACC Tournament Opener
• How Philadelphia School Counselors Balancing COVID-19 Pandemic, Gun Violence Epidemic In City
• Harris County Elections Administrator Resigns Over 10,000 Uncounted Mail Ballots From Texas Primary Election Day
• Miami Businessman Jorge Nobrega Pleads Guilty To Helping Venezuela Skirt Sanctions
• Avonworth Primary Center Students Selling T-Shirts To Help Children In Ukraine
• Report: Dont'a Hightower, Matthew Slater Intend To Play In NFL In 2022
• Patriots Don't Use Franchise Tag On J.C. Jackson
• New Hampshire To Close All State-Run COVID-19 Test Sites
• 2 Children Found Safe After Stolen Vehicle Recovered In Colorado Springs
• Detectives: Suspect Shot Self In Leg While Trying To Get Away From Deadly Shooting Scene In Stockton
• Union Square Louis Vuitton Looting Suspect Among 3 Charged In Auto Break-Ins
• Restaurant Group Wants To Bring Ukrainian Refugees To Miami, Offer Them Housing & Jobs
• Barr: Trump got "madder and madder" when rebuffed on election fraud claims
• Apple Rolls Out New 5G Capable Budget iPhone At Event
• Tickets For Annapolis Film Festival Go On Sale Friday
• Barricaded Robbery Suspect Prompts Lockdown Of 2 Santa Ana Elementary Schools
• Coworker accused of stabbing mom, her 2 sons in daylight Philadelphia attack
• HUD Says Texas General Land Office Discriminated In Distribution Of Hurricane Harvey Flood Relief Funding
• DNA from bite wound helps solve 1994 murder of California mom
• LA City Council Passes Motion Condemning Russia's Invasion Of Ukraine
• Penguins Activate Teddy Blueger From Injured Reserve
• ROAR nonprofit looks to help struggling restaurant workers
• Michigan House Candidate Denounced Over Remarks About Rape
• Metro Detroit Nurse Facing Felony Charge For Working With Suspended License
• Pennsylvania Ex-Lawyer Pleads Guilty To Threatening To Kill Senate Democrats
• Canadian Currency Toll Rates To Stay The Same At The Blue Water Bridge
• 17-year-old Chicago Fire FC goalkeeper Gabriel Slonina is wise beyond his years
• Memorial Service, Procession Held For Huntington Beach Police Officer Nicholas Vella Killed In Helicopter Crash
• MLB, Union Meet Ahead Of Deadline To Salvage 162-Game Season
• Feds: Miami Man Forced Victims, Including Minor, To Sell Themselves For Sex Or Face 'Torture Chamber'
• Crest Hill couple gets 18 months' probation for their part in U.S. Capitol insurrection
• Aurora Police Investigate Weapons Call At Tent In I-225 Median Near 6th Avenue
• 'Lost A Couple Soldiers', Deion Sanders Shares Emotional Post After Having 2 Toes Amputated
• Jury Finds First US Capitol Riot Defendant To Go On Trial Guilty On All Counts
• Cooking Corner: Shephard's Pie For St. Patrick's Day
• Biden Bans Russian Oil, Natural Gas Imports
• New Kensington Police Searching For 15-Year-Old Monae Matthews
• Metro Detroit Uber Driver Calls It Quits Over High Gas, Other Costs
• In-School Mask Mandate To End Wednesday In Philadelphia Schools, District Says
• Rohnert Park Teachers Say They Will Strike If No Agreement Reached
• Elon Musk Asks Judge To Nullify Subpoena, Throw Out Deal With SEC
• Authorities respond to brush fires in Central Park
• Driver Charged With Killing Mail Carrier In Greene County
• Nearly A Year Later, Investigators Still Searching For Suspect Vehicle In Fatal Shooting Of 9-Year-Old Minneapolis Girl
• Grass Valley Woman, 49, Killed In Head-On Crash Along Highway 49 That Started With Deer Strike
• Maryland Weather: Cool & Breezy Ahead Of Wednesday's Alert Day
• Fashion Nova To Pay $4.2 Million To Settle FTC Allegations It Squashed Negative Online Reviews Of Its Products
• Man Killed In Late Night Shooting In East Oakland
• Man Caught Allegedly Breaking Into Ross Township Sunoco To Steal Cigarettes
• Mother Feeling Guilty After Unknowingly Feeding Baby Recalled Formula
• First Capitol Rioter On Trial, North Texan Guy Reffitt Found Guilty On All Charges
• Target To Open New Store On Kent Island, Boost Economy
• War in Ukraine: How to help from here at home
• McDonald's closing 850 restaurants in Russia in response to Putin's invasion of Ukraine
• Man Charged With Sexually Assaulting 85-Year-Old Woman At Seal Beach Nursing Home
• Pasadena Husband And Wife Die In Apparent Murder-Suicide, Police Say
• Guy Reffitt, first Jan. 6 defendant to stand trial, found guilty on all charges
• Only In Florida: 'Grim Reaper' Enters Race For Attorney General
• Protesters call for more pandemic relief for excluded workers
• Police: South Hills Village Mall Shoplifter Seriously Injures Officer
• Search For Arson Suspect Underway In Ivy Crossing Apartment Building Fire
• Ex-state lawmaker Tom Cullerton pleads guilty in federal embezzlement case
• Isaiah Thomas Disappointed He Never Got Another Opportunity With Celtics
• Florida House, Senate Remain Split On Medicaid Plan
• 100,000 Pills Suspected To Contain Fentanyl Discovered After I-80 Traffic Stop
• Stocks wobble lower as U.S. bans Russian oil imports
• Mexico finds 11 bodies in secret burial pits near U.S. border
• VIDEO: Brazen Burglars Hit Bernal Heights Home Garage Twice Stealing $32K Worth Of Gear
• Harold Wassather Charged With Murder After Girlfriend Found Dead In Motley Home
• Elon Musk Asks Judge To Nullify Subpoena, Throw Out Deal With SEC
• Biden Announces Ban On Russian Energy Imports
• Florida Senate passes controversial "Don't Say Gay" bill despite protests
• The best soundbar deals to level up your TV audio
• Gardena Man Arrested, Charged In 1994 Murder Of Desert Hot Springs Mother Cheri Huss
• Lockdown Lifted At Burnsville High School; No Weapon Found
• San Jose Woman Dies From Injuries Suffered After Being Struck By Vehicle On March 5
• Time Is Running Out For Parents To Submit Feedback To Douglas County School Board About Superintendent Choice
• 12 states removed from Chicago's COVID-19 travel advisory
• St. Paul Is America's Best City... At Solving Wordle
• Badgers' Johnny Davis, Greg Gard take AP Big Ten top honors
• Aurora honoring 'POWER Women' support group for city employees on International Women's Day
• Co-Worker Charged In Stabbing Of Mother, 2 Young Sons In Philadelphia's Mayfair Section
• 230 Pounds Of Prohibited Pork Bologna Seized At Texas-Mexico Border
• Tourneys give AP Top 25 teams last shot to impact NCAA seeds
• Lawmakers Gather In Dundalk To Draw Attention To Maryland's Crumbling Bridges
• Cape Cod National Seashore Ranked Among Most-Visited Parks In America For 2021
• Police Investigate After 30-Year-Old Woman Murdered At Detroit Motel
• Students Becoming Activists For Gender Equality Education
• Theft Of Human Heads Still A Mystery, Denver Neighbors Call It 'Pretty Weird, Horrible'
• While In North Texas President Biden Will Talk Cancer Medical Coverage For Veterans
• Adecco hosting job fair for 100 roles in Joliet
• Ukraine refugees "could be me or you," says IRC president
• Hundreds Of Residents Allowed To Return Home As Panhandle Wildfires Rage
• California Lawmakers Urge Newsom To Increase Oil Production As Ukraine War Pushes Gas Prices To Record Highs
• COVID In Minnesota: 1,457 New Cases, 20 Deaths Reported Tuesday
• Miami Weather: Mix Of Sun & Clouds, Not As Blustery
• SLAM Charter Students Meet With Grammy Award-Winning Artist PaoPao For International Women's Day
• Aaron Rodgers, Packers agree to NFL record contract extension
• All Aboard! 'Where's Marty?' Heads To Baltimore's B&O Railroad Museum
• Teachers at Patton Elementary in Riverdale on strike
• Monday night's storm wreaks havoc on commutes on NJ Transit
• Florida Senate Passes Controversial 'Don't Say Gay' Bill
• Massachusetts Gas Prices Now At New Record High Of $4.24 A Gallon, AAA Says
• Man Shot To Death After Argument Erupts At Baby Shower In Hawthorne
• 6 teens charged with murder in alleged drive-by shooting outside Iowa school
• Vincent Malveux posthumously promoted at FDNY graduation ceremony
• Alec Baldwin Alleges Lawsuits In Halyna Hutchins Shooting Targeting 'Deep-Pocket Litigants'
• 19-Year-Old Man Critically Injured After Shot In Face In Tioga, Suspect In Custody
• Multi-Vehicle Crash In Philadelphia's Tacony Section Leaves 1 Person Dead, Another Injured
• U.K. weighs new law to find and seize Russian oligarchs' "dirty money"
• Boston Ranked Second-Best City For St. Patrick's Day Celebrations
• Leader of Proud Boys charged with conspiracy related to Jan. 6 rioting
• PG&E, GM Team Up To Test Using Electric Vehicles To Power Homes During Blackouts
• Detroit Mayor Duggan Presents $2.4B Budget To City Council
• Report: Aaron Rodgers Gets Record-Setting Contract To Return To Packers
• President Biden Announces Ban On Russian Oil And Gas Imports
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cloudy, Cool Conditions Ahead Of Mixed Bag Of Precipitation
• Large Truck Crashes Into Washington County Courthouse
• Cloudy Skies, Scattered Showers Ahead Of Arctic Front Arriving Friday
• Newsom's State of the State Address Comes As California Rebounds From 2 Years Of COVID
• Rapoport: Tom Brady Staying In Shape, Eating Well, Hydrating 'In Case' He Wants To Unretire And Play In 2022
• SCOTUS Nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, Who Has Roots In Miami-Dade, Gets Support From Top Law Enforcement Officials
• Rodgers Reportedly Returning To Packers On Richest Deal In NFL History
• Broncos Quest For Aaron Rodgers Fails, QB Will Be Staying In Green Bay
• Monterey Wildlife Group Asks Public For Help Saving Opossums
• Fern Hollow Bridge: State Releases New Project Renderings
• MN Health Agencies: Low-Income, Diverse Communities Disproportionately Affected By Air Pollution
• SEE IT: FHP Trooper Severely Injured In Crash Caught On Dashcam; Driver Faces DUI Charge
• Police Seek Tips After 13-Year-Old Girl, Dog Shot In Detroit
• Bill That Would Lower Prop. 47's Felony Threshold To $400 Up For Committee Vote
• Aurora Police Respond To Report Of Weapon At Tent On I-225 Median
• Miami Dolphins Place Franchise Tag On TE Mike Gesicki
• Dallas Cowboys Using $11M Franchise Tag On Tight-End Dalton Schultz
• 3 Hour Flight From Steamboat Springs To Atlanta Takes 3 Days
• 18 New Castaways, Including 1 From South Florida, Begin Survivor Journey Wednesday On CBS
• Jury Selection Starts In Whitmer Kidnapping Plot Trial
• The Roots, Mitski, The National to headline 2022 Pitchfork Musical Festival
• 1 Dead In Rollover Crash On Washington Street In Adams County
• President Biden Declines Texas Meeting With Family Of Former U.S. Marine Jailed In Russia Trevor Reed
• Orphans with disabilities fleeing Kyiv received by Poles, Hungarians
• Avelo Airlines Launches Service From BWI To New Haven, CT
• Vacant Arden Arcade House Catches Fire, Again
• 2 Teen Brothers Killed In Huntington Beach Crash
• Ex-UM Athlete Jon Vaughn's Protest Encampment Removed By University
• Public Discusses Changing The Name Of Mount Evans
• Caught on video: Man attempts to steal Virgin Mary statue from Queens church
• Married couple stabbed to death while riding bikes home in Florida
• Pictures From The Pump: Show Us What You're Seeing
• Woman says contractor on her dream home took money, failed to finish work
• Judge Won't Reinstate Ferris State Prof Barry Mehler Who Made Vulgar Video
• Couple Accused Of Robbing Multiple Open Houses In Roseville
• First Alert Weather: Red Alert for wet snow Wednesday
• Patriots May Have A Completely Revamped Linebacking Corps In 2022
• Man Shot Multiple Times In 'Execution-Style Murder' In Strawberry Mansion, Philadelphia Police Say
• New Hampshire House Democratic Leader Robert 'Renny' Cushing Dies At 69
• New Colorado Crime Prevention Bill Unveiled As Neighbors Demand Stronger Involuntary Commitment Laws
• Jury Deliberations Begin For Texas Man In 1st Trial Over January 6 U.S. Capitol Riot
• President Biden To Announce Ban On Russian Oil Imports Over Ukraine Invasion
• As COVID cases go from 1 to 24,000, New Zealand changes approach
• U.S. citizens travel to Ukraine to help in war efforts
• Supreme Court rejects GOP bids to block 2 states' congressional maps
• Large Joro Spider Could Spread To Much Of East Coast, Scientists Say
• Michigan Drivers Will Begin Receiving $400 Refunds
• Biden Expected To Ban Russian Energy Imports On Tuesday
• U.S. gas prices surge to all-time high as oil costs soar
• Living Off The Grid, Jerry Brown Champions Climate Change Fight
• Michigan's Juwan Howard Returns
• Apple Prepares To Unveil Product Updates Amid Turbulent Stock Market
• PTL Links: March 8, 2022
• Biden Expected To Ban Russian Energy Imports On Tuesday
• Florida to recommend against COVID vaccines for healthy kids
• Florida Senate Signs Off On Contribution Limit
• NASCAR's New Next Gen Car Delivers
• Fire In The Hole! Explosive Training Operation Set For Tuesday At Homestead Air Reserve Base
• Matthew Judon Doesn't Like Calvin Ridley's NFL Suspension: 'This Is Trash'
• Pistons Beat Hawks 113-110 In OT
• Climber dies, another critically hurt after falling 200 feet on Mount Hood
• Family And Friends Uncertain After Former Baylor Lady Bear, WNBA Star Brittney Griner's Arrest In Russia
• New Jersey Congressman Calls For Gas Tax Cut As Prices At Pump Hit Record Highs
• Tuesday marks International Women's Day 2022
• Fire Damages Miami Home, Four People To Find New Place To Live
• 10 portable, waterproof Bluetooth speakers that can handle the pool and the bath (plus the best deals)
• Julius Randle leads Knicks past Kings with career-high 46 points
• Running Back James White Reportedly Plans To Play In 2022
• Jim Gaffigan, Diana Ross To Perform At State Fair Grandstand
• Thomas Siderio's Family Suing 4 Philadelphia Police Officers Involved In 12-Year-Old's Shooting Death
• Organizer finally gets update from orphanage in Ukraine
• Six Decade Tradition Continues At McDade-Cara School Of Irish Dance Ahead Of Philly's St. Patrick's Day Parade
• Arizona hiker rescued twice in as many days from mountain trails
• If Predictions In UN Report Are Correct The Future Is Dire For The Gulf Of Mexico
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's Tuesday morning forecast
• Gov. Phil Murphy presents 2023 budget
• String of armed carjackings in Grand Crossing prompts police alert
• How Kyiv's community is rallying in a time of war: "We're standing"
• Human leg found inside car in Brooklyn
• Voters To Decide Races In Four Broward Cities
• Soaring Prices At The Pump Affecting Commuters, Ride-Share Drivers & Truckers
• Shell says it will stop buying Russian oil and natural gas
• Woman, 62, killed in apparent hit-and-run in Brooklyn
• Family Of Man Killed By Mpls. Homeowner Has Questions
• Storm knocks massive tree onto brownstone in Brooklyn
• Ukrainians measure time by the "number of the day of the war"
• Luka, Dallas Mavs Beat Jazz 111-103 In Possible Playoff Preview
• Kailo Harris-Caldwell, 24, charged with attempted murder of two CPD officers expected in court Tuesday
• Protests Continue As Florida Senate Expected To Pass 'Don't Say Gay' Bill
• Massive House Fire Sparks Conversation About Blight In North Braddock
• Best electric toothbrushes and Waterpiks, according to reviewers (plus the best deals)
• Huge invasive spiders from Asia could spread to much of East Coast
• Industrial building catches fire in Bedford Park
• MN Weather: Brief Warm-Up Before Below Average Stretch
• President Biden To Call For More Health Care For Vets During Trip To Fort Worth
• Galvin Wants Massachusetts Lawmakers To Look Into Possible Gas Price Gouging
• Chicago First Alert Weather: sunny, mild day ahead
• Woman Arrested After Allegedly Killing Man During Shooting At Wendy's Parking Lot In Huntingdon Valley
• Iran says it's put a second military satellite into orbit
• South Korea fires on North Korean patrol boat in disputed waters
• Survey Shows One Word Comes To Mind When People Think About Minneapolis
• Pennsylvania Average Gas Price Jumps To Over $4.30 Per Gallon
• Jokic's Triple-Double Leads Nuggets Past Warriors, 131-124
• Reading Police Getting 2 Comfort Puppies To Help With Mental Health-Related Calls
• St. Paul Teachers, School District Reach Tentative Deal, Avoiding Strike
• Ukraine: Talks Of Ceasefire To Prevent More Russian Attacks On Fleeing Civilians
• First Alert Weather: Average Temperatures, Gusty Onshore Winds Mid-Week
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• Father-Daughter Remodeling Team Takes On 165-Year-Old Excelsior Home
• 1 Dead, 3 Injured In Shooting In South Minneapolis
• High Rise Power Outage In Homestead Forces People From Their Homes
• Tree Falls On Home In Penn Hills
• Roof Collapses In Munhall During Wind Storm
• Jury Rules In Favor Of Former West Mifflin Superintendent, Awards Him Nearly $3 Million
• Hall Of Fame Inductions Moving From Prime Time To Afternoon
• Mayor Gainey Says He Has A Deal With Walnut Capital On Oakland Crossings Project
• Fast-moving storms cause damage in parts of the Tri-State Area

Videos from March 8, 2022

• Northwestern Wildcats Take To Field For Pro Day
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Snow Coming Thursday Night
• Their Unemployment Benefits Were 'Hijacked'; And Illinois Still Hasn't Tracked Down Their Money
• Thieves Take Bolted-Down ATM From Alsip Convenience Store
• First Alert Forecast: CBS2 3/8 Nightly Weather at 11PM
• Northbrook Couple Hopes To Reunite Family Torn Apart By War In Ukraine
• U.S. takes additional steps to stop Russia as war in Ukraine continues
• International Women's Day benefit concert held at Town Hall
• Experts warn banning Russian oil will impact more than just gas prices in U.S.
• Officer, Suspect Killed In Joplin, Missouri Shooting
• Mayor says teenager drove toward officers in the Bronx
• Man Shot, Critically Wounded On Red Line At 63rd Street
• 1 person dead after school bus, police car crash
• Busy NJ TRANSIT rail line remains out of service
• Man hit in head with hammer inside 14th Street station
• Russia announces another cease-fire as attacks continue in Ukraine
• CIA director predicts "ugly few weeks" ahead in Ukraine during worldwide threats hearing
• Group of foreign policy experts push for "limited no-fly zone" over Ukraine
• State Rep: ‘There’s No Transparency’ From IDES About Unemployment Fraud
• "Tina: The Tina Turner Musical" star Nkeki Obi-Melekwe discusses "Girls With Impact"
• FOIA Expert: IDES ‘Simply Wrong’ For Denying CBS 2 Records Request
• Their Unemployment Benefits Were ‘Hijacked’ A Year Ago; They Still Don’t Have Their Money
• ROAR co-founder Camilla Marcus examines COVID's impact on restaurant industry
• Chicago First Alert Weather: A Partially Wintry Weekend Coming
• Gov. Phil Murphy presents $48.9 billion budget, highlights new property tax relief program
• Opening Of New Go Green Community Fresh Market Has Englewood Residents Excited
• Experts Say Affordable Child Care Is Linked Closely With Economic Recovery
• Family Still Awaiting Arrests 3 Years After Robbers Left Supermarket Owner In His Trunk To Die
• Political messaging on the war in Ukraine
• Murder Of Mother Of Two Salena Claybourne Leaves Family Devastated
• Royal Opera Serenades London Commuters This International Women's Day
• Women in STEM exhibit seeks to inspire young girls
• 5 Young Illinois Golfers Headed To Augusta For Drive, Chip & Putt Tournament
• Minneapolis teachers strike after contract talks fail
• Six teens charged in shooting outside Iowa school
• Proud Boys leader charged with conspiracy
• Florida passes restrictions on LGBTQ topics in schools
• Americans travel to join Ukraine war effort
• Biden bans Russian energy imports
• First Alert Forecast: CBS2 3/8 Evening Weather at 6PM
• Penguins 'Autograph' Shedd Aquarium's New Book
• Ukrainians face dire conditions amid Russian siege
• Paterson bakery owner honored for supporting her community
• New center on UWS helps people with vision disabilities
• Plea To His Poptastic Family: Donors Help Donut Shop Owner Pay Big Repair Bill
• Long Island drivers demand action on pothole problems
• A Family's Pain: Still Waiting For Arrests 3 Years After Supermarket Owner Was Left For Dead
• Former Illinois State Senator Tom Cullerton Pleads Guilty To Embezzlement
• Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick on bipartisan delegation's trip to Poland-Ukraine border
• CTU Says Parents Should Be Concerned About COVID Safety, Not Whether Teachers Will Walk Out
• Experts Warn Of Scams Taking Advantage Of Those Trying To Help Ukraine
• Ukraine getting more missiles and possibly fighter jets
• CTU Files Unfair Labor Practice Complaint Against Chicago Public Schools Over Mask Mandate
• Westchester County residents fighting to save murals at Mamaroneck High School
• U.S. announces ban on Russian energy imports
• 3/8: Red and Blue
• "Girls With Impact" helps young women build confidence to become future leaders
• "Friendly Visitor" volunteer helped keep elderly woman company during pandemic
• Inflation Is Of Particular Concern When It Comes To Child Care
• Elderly man recovering after being assaulted in Brooklyn
• Injuries Reported In Crash On I-80 Near Joliet
• Undocumented workers in NYC call for more unemployment benefits
• Mini-soccer fields in underserved NYC communities help students find their confidence
• Crest Hill Couple Sentenced To Probation For Their Role In Capitol Insurrection
• McDonald's Temporarily Closes All Restaurants In Russia
• Man Shot, Wounded At Red Light In Cicero
• Downed tree forces NJ TRANSIT service suspensions
• Gas price records set in Tri-State Area
• Police Search For Gunman Who Killed Mother Of Two In South Shore
• President Biden bans Russian oil imports
• Crews battle multiple brush fires in Central Park
• Russia's war in Ukraine sends markets on a rollercoaster
• 17-Year-Old Goalkeeper Gabriel Slonina Is Wise Beyond His Years For Chicago Fire
• How one Kyiv man is helping his community survive war
• CBS 2 News Chicago Special: Black & Natural
• Catching Candace Clark: A CBS News Chicago Special Report
• Russia imposes new law criminalizing criticism of Ukraine invasion
• Mayor Adams, Chancellor Banks on mayoral control of schools
• Unwarranted: A CBS 2 News Documentary
• Tree on NJ Transit tracks snarls morning service
• First Alert Weather: Tracking snow tomorrow
• Aurora Honoring 'POWER Women' Support Group For City Employees On International Women's Day
• Vincent Malveaux honored at FDNY graduation ceremony
• Search for hit-and-run driver after woman killed in Brooklyn
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Two Quiet & Sunny Days
• Tree snaps in half and lands on Brooklyn home
• CTU Files Unfair Labor Practice Charges As CPS Plans To Go Mask Optional
• Kane County Developed An Ordinance To Address 'Extreme Beekeeping'
• Tree on tracks snarls NJ Transit service
• Protesters march across Brooklyn Bridge for more pandemic relief
• Adecco Hosting Job Fair For 100 Roles In Joliet
• Biden announces ban on Russian oil
• How war in Ukraine is affecting women and girls
• Teachers At Patton Elementary In Riverdale On Strike Over Contract
• President Biden warns prices will rise as U.S. bans Russian energy imports
• President Biden bans Russian oil and energy imports as civilians flee Russian attacks
• MoneyWatch: U.S. ban on Russian oil imports will likely hike gas prices
• Special Report: Biden announces U.S. ban on all imports of Russian energy
• Getting 2 know your UEFA Champions League clubs: Paris Saint-Germain
• Foreign fighters join Ukrainian military effort amid Russian invasion
• Ukrainian troops standing by to protect Rivne
• Ukrainians battle misinformation online
• Challenges Russian military faces in Ukraine invasion
• Leveling the playing field for female entrepreneurs
• Suffolk County sheriff donates supplies for Ukraine
• International Women's Day 2022
• Fears of a humanitarian crisis in Ukraine: CBS News Flash, March 8, 2022
• Milk Bar founder Christina Tosi on new book and life lessons
• String Of Armed Carjackings In Grand Crossing Prompts Police Alert
• Professional race car driver Bubba Wallace on racial justice and new Netflix docuseries
• U.S. gas prices soar as the Biden administration mulls over banning Russian oil imports amid Ukraine crisis
• Ukraine fortifies Kyiv as Russia continues attacks
• Americans creatively use Airbnb and Etsy to donate money directly to Ukrainians
• Americans travel to Ukraine to help Ukrainians defend against Russia
• Far Northwest Side Woman Says Contractor On Her Dream Home Took Money, Failed To Finish Work, And We
• Former Attorney General William Barr on Donald Trump, GOP and January 6 investigation
• 3/8: CBS News Mornings
• Organizer makes contact with Ukrainian orphanage
• Human leg found inside car in Brooklyn
• Industrial Building Catches Fire In Bedford Park
• Gov. Murphy to give budget address
• Woman killed in apparent hit-and-run
• IRC President David Miliband talks global refugee crisis amid Russia-Ukraine war
• U.N. warns Ukrainian war is turning into humanitarian crisis
• Storm knocks tree onto home in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn
• Kailo Harris-Caldwell, 24, Charged With Attempted Murder Of Two CPD Officers Expected In Court Tuesd
• U.K. law closes loopholes used by Russian oligarchs to buy property with shell companies
• First Alert Weather: Transition Tuesday
• Here Comes The Sun: The venerable voice of Fran Lebowitz and the rising political star of Ritchie Torres
• Chicago Teachers' Union Calls Ending Mask Mandate 'Clear Violation' Of COVID-19 Safety Agreement
• Biden administration faces bipartisan push for Russian oil ban amid record-breaking gas prices
• Ukrainian women join the fight from the border as families cross borders
• Russian forces agree to ceasefire in some Ukrainian cities to allow for humanitarian evacuations
• Sunny, Mild Day Ahead