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Articles from March 9, 2022

• Folsom Takes Another Look At Home Gun Sale Regulations
• NTSB Release Preliminary Report Of Deadly Helicopter Crash That Killed Officer
• Judge Rules Douglas County School Board Members Violated State Law
• Rocklin Woman Helps Highlight Deaf Community In VR Documentary
• Oddsmakers Give Sacramento Kings A Good Shot At Signing LeBron James In 2024
• With Russell Wilson, Denver Broncos Need To Focus On Protecting QB
• 'Brad Is An Idiot': Denver City Attorneys Mocked Bosses, Confessed To Loafing While Working From Home During Pandemic
• Multi-Mullion Dollar Property In Toluca Lake Taken Over By Nightmare Squatters
• Lawmakers Scrambling For Solutions To Gas Crisis
• Caught On Video Exclusive: Man Driving Lamborghini Victim Of Attempted Follow-Home Robbery
• Jokic Dominates Kings As Nuggets Win After Blowing Big Lead
• Santa Rosa Police: Suspect In Stabbing Attempted Carjacking, Attacked Officers & K-9 During Arrest
• DePaul falls short to St. John's in Big East Conference first round
• DeRozan has big 4th quarter, helps Bulls snap losing streak
• Buie rallies Northwestern past Nebraska in Big Ten
• Russia Continues Bloody Advance On Ukrainian Capital Of Kyiv
• Police, community leaders begin virtual town hall series on public safety
• Mail thief caught on camera using postal master key in Bucktown
• Rookie Green Has 32 As Rockets Down Lakers In OT, 139-130
• Randle, Knicks win in Dallas again, blowing out Mavs
• 'Nowhere To Go But Up,' Jet Fuel Prices Will Likely Cause Airlines To Raise Prices
• 'Mindful On Spending': With Gas Prices Skyrocketing, Mass. Residents Have To Find Ways To Save
• Should Medically Assisted Death Be Legalized In Massachusetts? High Court Hears Doctor's Case
• North Gardens High School Student Shot By What Witness Says 'Sounded Like A Machine Gun'
• After Keystone Oaks Teachers Vote 'No Confidence' In High School Principal, Parents Wants Answers
• Twin Cities Officers Using Discreet Tracking Device To Safely Follow Stolen Cars
• Bomb Cyclone Brings Winter Storm To The Northeast, Chilly Breeze To South Florida
• N.J. donation drive collects tens of thousands of items for Ukraine
• Carnegie Church Receives Overwhelming Number Of Donations For Ukrainian Civilians
• 9 Chicago area doctors head for front lines of war in Ukraine
• Mesa County Grand Jury Indicts Clerk Tina Peters In Election System Breach Investigation
• Avondale church, Waukegan advocacy group step up for refugees from Ukraine
• Charges Filed In Fatal Shooting Of 47-Year-Old Man In Berkeley
• 'It Sounded Like A Jackhammer': Twin Cities Homeowner Finds Violent House Shaking Linked To Landfill
• Recreational marijuana sales license policy expected to be announced
• Suspect Identified In Long Beach Hit-And-Run That Killed Father, Daughter
• Crash Between SUV & Casino Bus Kills 1 On Highway 119 Near Black Hawk
• Wynwood Walls Artist Peter Tunney Using His Craft To Help People With Spinal Cord Injuries
• Grandson Leaves Baltimore On Mission To Rescue Grandmother From War-Ravaged Ukraine
• I-Team Investigates Texas' Increase In Abandoned Newborns
• Malik Beasley Sets T-Wolves 3-Point Mark In 132-102 Win Over OKC
• Family Of Man Who Died In Baltimore Police Custody Rallies For Mosby To Pick Up Case
• Baltimore County Public Nuisance Bill Aims To Address Repeat Crime At Businesses
• 4 dead after freight train hits car in Harvey
• Keller @ Large: Massachusetts House Rejects Proposal To Drop State Gas Tax
• Public Health Emergency Ending In Boston, But School Mask Policy Remains
• Pfizer Begins Phase 2 And 3 Trial Of COVID-19 Antiviral Paxlovid In Children Ages 6 To 17
• 4 Shot, 1 Killed After Shooting At Aurora Hotel
• North Texas Family Says State Investigating Them For Seeking Care For Transgender Child
• Revolution Down Pumas 3-0 In Champions League Quarters
• UMBC Beats Hartford 80-60 In America East tourney
• Gov. Whitmer Travels To White House, Rallies For Passage Of CHIPS Act
• Man Sentenced To Life In Prison For Killing Man In Penn Hills
• Motorists Could Get Gas Tax Break In October
• Colorado Weather: Snow Bogs Down Afternoon Commute And Will Effect Morning Drive
• Booker Scores 23 Points In Return, Suns Roll Past Heat 111-90
• Michigan's Average Gas Price Continues To Rise, Nearing State Record
• Delaware County Man Gathering Donations At Ridley Park Coffee Shop To Bring To Ukraine
• 13-Year-Old Girl Reported Missing In Cudahy
• Suspect arrested in attack on elderly man in Brooklyn
• Phillip Lee Wilson Convicted In 1980 Rape, Murder Of Robin Brooks In Rosemont Area
• Electric Shuttle Buses Approved For BWI Airport
• Man, 61, shot and killed in Grand Crossing
• Police: Funeral Worker Befriends 84-Year-Old Client, Stealing His House & Wiping Out Life Savings
• Minnesota Native First To Reach Halfway Point On Iditarod Race
• Tatum Stays Hot, Scores 44 As Celtics Beat Hornets 115-101
• 'Help, Please Help': Colorado Ukrainian Woman Fears For Country And Family
• Suspect Wanted For Robbery, Assault On Elderly Man In Montclair
• Russia accused of striking maternity hospital in Ukraine
• Dry Winters Could Impact Future Of Winter Sports In Tahoe
• San Jose Business Owners Say PG&E Outages Cost Them Tens of Thousands
• Dallas Woman Headed To Court To Try To Save Her 2 Dogs City Deemed 'Dangerous'
• Florida House passes bill creating office to probe election crimes
• Man Killed In Southwest Baltimore Shooting
• About 300 Leeches From Bulgaria Seized In Philadelphia By Customs
• UMMS Chairman James "Chip" DiPaula Steps Down
• Electronic Road Sign In Hagerstown Hacked To Beam Racial Slur, Authorities Say
• Skyrocketing Gas Prices Pushing Some Bay Area Residents to Change Habits
• Americans Can Expect To Pay Extra For Way More Than Oil As A Result Russia Invasion Of Ukraine
• Crash Involving Pennsylvania State Police Knocks Out Heat, Hot Water At Lincoln University
• Mayor London Breed Expresses Optimism Amid City's Challenges In 2022 State Of The City Address
• Maryland Native & Recipient Of First-Ever Genetically Modified Pig's Heart Transplant Dies
• Gas Prices Hurt Volunteer Drivers For Meals On Wheels In Yolo County
• Shooting Suspect Previously Arrested For Stalking Victim Leaves Chaotic Scene After Crashing In Turlock Neighborhood
• Inflation or "corporate greed"? Meat prices increased by double digits during pandemic
• 'A Blanket Of Poverty,' Chelsea Hit Hard By Pandemic, Worried Resources Could Shrink
• San Mateo Resident Uses Her Second Chance to Help Those in Need
• Allegheny County Police Cancel Program To Check Parked Cars In Parks
• Harlem Entrepreneurial Microgrant Initiative accepting grant applications
• A Federal Program To Ease Access To COVID-19 Antivirals Rolls Out, But Pills Have Been Going Unused In Many Parts Of The United States
• Maple Grove Man Gets 5 Years For Fraudulently Applying For COVID-19 Business Relief
• South Sacramento Food Bank Had Record Month In February
• Suspect In Custody After Leading Police On Pursuit In Long Beach
• Man Charged For SoFi Stadium Assault That Left Man In A Coma
• Icy Roads Causing Traffic Headaches On I-70 In Colorado's High Country
• New legislation proposed in response to deaths of CT women
• Police Take Woman Into Custody After Barricade Situation Long Beach
• Police search for man wanted for arson in North Austin
• Museum To Unveil Exhibit Highlighting Jackson Mitchell, Baltimore Woman Who Became First Black Attorney In Maryland
• Rising Gas Prices Impacting More Than Just Prices At The Pump
• Wanted Westmoreland County Man Arrested After Failed Rooftop Escape
• Pointing To Rising Gas Prices, Thousands Sign Petition To Stop I-79 Bridge Toll Plan
• NYC health commissioner reflects before stepping down
• Woman Sues Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones Claiming He Is Her Biological Father
• Rockies' Home Opener Canceled As MLB & Player's Union Continue Discussions
• North Texans Share With CBSDFW How They're Dealing With Near Record-High Gas Prices
• MLB Cancels 93 More Games, Gap Narrows In Bargaining
• Texas Flagged 27,000 Mail Ballots For Rejection In Primary
• Prosecutors Deem Deputy Was Justified In Striking Man With Squad Car
• Crews Remove 11,000 Love Locks From Roberto Clemente Bridge
• Former DHS Whistleblower Philip Haney's Death In Amador County Officially Ruled Suicide
• Nebraska Canal Project Targeting Colorado Clears Key Hurdle
• MLB Cancels 93 More Games, Gap Narrows In Bargaining
• 'Class Act Athlete': St. Cloud's Mike Schultz Inspires And Empowers During Paralympic Games
• Sewickley Academy Students Continue To Call For Change In Leadership And School Policies
• Some Residents Welcomed Back To Thomas Campbell Apartments After Fire
• Newsom's Proposed Tax Rebate May Aid California State Budget
• MLB cancels more games as owners, players fail to reach deal
• Virginia woman raises money for Ukraine through borscht cooking classes
• Florida Lawmakers Pass License Plate Changes
• Woman finds grandmother's grave submerged in water, debris at Burr Oak Cemetery
• Report: Jefferson County Health Ignored Nearly 500 Face Mask Mandate Violation Complaints
• Rideshare Drivers Struggling Due To Skyrocketing Gas Prices
• Treatment helps restore COVID patients' sense of taste, smell
• City Controller Calls Plan To Tax Students, Patients Using Pittsburgh Facilities 'Illegal'
• Companies With Fleets Could Pass Costs To Customers To Ease Pain At The Pump
• Jobs report shows major comeback for Illinois
• Pair Accused Of Stealing Mail In Roseville
• Darius Fields Sentenced To 55 Years In Prison For Role In 13-Year-Old Shavon Randle's Death In Oak Cliff
• Legislation proposes banning legacy preference at N.Y. schools
• Baltimore Police Seek Missing 59-Year-Old Woman
• Vikings Tap Tyler Williams From Rams To Lead Training Staff
• Local Communities Warning Residents About Elevated Levels Of 'Forever Chemicals' In Drinking Water
• Vehicle Crashes Into Weld County Ditch As Slick Conditions Take Over
• Lawrence County Woman Says Someone Stole Gas From Her Car
• Court Services Relocated During Pitkin County Courthouse Remodel
• Bill From Minnesota Senate Republicans Would Block 'Clean Cars' Standards
• San Francisco Police Investigate Possible Kidnapping at Fisherman's Wharf
• Flu Now A Bigger Issue Than COVID-19 In North Texas
• Jazz In The Gardens Music Fest Returns With Star-Studded Affair
• Berkeley, University and Non-Profits Come Together To Offer Interim Housing to Those Living in People's Park
• City's ghost gun epidemic has NYPD's full attention
• Ben Simmons' Return To Philadelphia With Nets Hottest Ticket In Town
• Archdiocese Of LA Asks Local Parishes To Collect For Ukraine Relief
• Russia Accused of Striking Maternity Hospital in Ukrainian Port City
• Gov. Abbott Calls For Statewide Day Of Prayer For Ukraine
• Congress Passes USPS Reform Bill That Could Bring Relief To The Baltimore Area
• Boys State Hockey Tournament Kicks Off
• Turin Bikes Closes Up Denver Shop After 50 Years
• Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelensky Is No Winston Churchill, But He May Be The Right Man At The Right Time
• BMW Recalling Close To A Million Older Cars & SUVs In US
• Fugitive Charged With Sex Crimes Against 3 Minors Captured In Mexico, Brought Back To Riverside County
• Coyote Attacks Woman's Dog In Bedford, Animal Services Warns It's Breeding Season
• COVID Entry Protocols At Ball Arena, Paramount Theatre To Be Lifted March 12, Except For Specific Artist Requests
• Friends Playing Video Games At Home In Pittsburgh Ends With 1 Dead
• Gold Coast nail salon collecting donations to help those in need in Ukraine
• "Darkness kills," say advocates for permanent Daylight Saving Time
• Inter Miami CF Coach Phil Neville: 'We Have Every Belief And Confidence' After Falling 5-1 To Austin
• Burlington County Woman Pleads Guilty To Shocking Case Of Animal Cruelty
• How to help children deal with turning the clocks back
• SWAT Called To Mt. Washington For Reports Of Barricaded Man Making Threats
• Boston College Earns OT Win Over Wake Forest To Advance In ACC Tournament
• Dallas Council Approves Resolution Condemning Russia's Invasion Of Ukraine
• Thieves smash car into Melrose Park gun store, steal firearms
• Ravens Super Bowl Champion Matt Birk Joins Minnesota Gubernatorial Candidate Scott Jensen's Ticket
• Former Mpls. Superintendent Sheds Light On Negotiation Process
• Police Trying To Identify 4 Suspects In Shooting Death Of Jose Duran-Maldonado In Commerce City
• Brotherly Love: Colefeld Foundation Giving Computers New Life For Families Lacking Access To Internet
• Suspect Sought In Attempted Abduction Of Westminster Teen
• Sheriff: Orange County Church Volunteer Arrested In 1990s Sexual Assault Of Minor Could Have More Victims
• Dallas Professor: American Concern About Ukraine 'Inexorably Intertwined With Nuclear Weapons'
• Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters Surrenders To Authorities After Arrest Warrant Issued; Bond To Be Set At $500,000 Cash
• Baltimore City Allocates $5M To Launch Train Up Workforce Training Program
• 'Nobody Is Stepping Up': Twin Cities Man Travels To Ukraine To Fight Against Russian Invasion
• Colorado Woman From Ukraine Creates Nonprofit To Help Those Displaced
• Madison Cawthorn charged with driving with revoked license
• 911 Dispatchers And Allegheny County Reach Tentative Agreement To Avoid Strike
• USPS To Host Three Job Fairs In Los Angeles
• Cypress Bay High Students Stage Walkout Over Controversial So-Called 'Don't Say Gay' Bill
• Former Dolphins Head Coach Brian Flores Wants Lawsuit Against NFL Heard In Court
• Suspect In Vacaville Wingstop Armed Robbery Found Hiding At Apartment Complex Nearby
• Massachusetts Man Raises Money, Gives It Directly To Refugees At Ukraine-Poland Border
• 36-Year-Old Man Shot, Killed In Northwest Baltimore
• Stickman Brews Teaming Up With Ukrainian Brewery To Help 'Really Dire' Humanitarian Crisis
• Former Illinois House Speaker Mike Madigan pleads not guilty to racketeering charges
• Massachusetts Reports 775 New COVID Cases
• Cessna That Crashed On E-470 Near Centennial Airport Originated Flight In Kansas
• Marine veteran meets child who received liver donation
• Tire Shops Swamped By Repairs From Potholes
• Price of anti-radiation pills spikes as Putin rattles saber
• Reports: Plane Carrying Donald Trump Made Emergency Landing After Engine Failure
• Colorado Attorney General Wants Frontier Airlines Investigated Ahead Of Merger With Spirit Airlines
• Some Students Choosing To Continue To Wear Masks As Philadelphia School District Makes Them Optional
• Biden Restores California's Power To Set Car Emissions Rules
• Russia risks "imminent" default on its debt, say Wall Street analysts
• Police Searching For Group Of Burglars Potentially Targeting Asian-Owned Businesses In Philadelphia, Montgomery County
• Motorcycle Rider, 27, Dies In Crash After Leading CHP Officer On High-Speed Chase On Highway 4
• Man Using Firearm To 'Bludgeon' Draws SWAT, Fire Rescue
• Lyft Driver Injured After At Least 12 Shots Riddled SUV In Fairmount, Philadelphia Police Say
• Thousands Honor Fallen Massachusetts State Trooper Tamar Bucci At Funeral In Revere
• Furry Tails: This Easter's Cadbury Bunny Could Come From Western Pa.
• New York man accused of assaulting Capitol Police officer on Jan. 6
• Series of wildfires burns more than 34,000 acres across Florida Panhandle
• Threats Targeting Black Students Under Investigation At Middletown Middle School
• Franklin Fountain In Old City Serving Up Magically Delicious Irish Potato Ice Cream
• Up To 3 Inches Of Snow Possible For Much Of Massachusetts
• Around The Table: Russia-Ukraine War
• Union Narrows Gap With MLB But Issues Remain Blocking Deal
• Perry Hall Man Sentenced To Life In Ex-Girlfriend's Murder
• CBS4's Steve Goldstein On How The Panthers Got Their Groove Back
• Brian Flores' Lawyer Urges Roger Goodell To Avoid Hypocrisy, Keep Case Out Of 'Secret' Arbitration
• 1 Dead, 4 Hurt In Head-On Crash Involving Teen Drivers In St. Cloud
• 5 Face Charges A Decade After Boxing Legend Hector 'Macho' Camacho's Murder
• Target Launches Initiative To Highlight Sustainable Products, Help Consumers Reduce Waste
• Dallas To Open Central Library As Homeless Shelter During Inclement Weather Friday
• Teenager Killed, Adult Injured In Agawam House Fire
• Wind Advisory Issued For Antelope Valley
• Pair charged with murder of Salena Claybourne, mom killed at South Shore gas station
• Former Pittsburgh Steelers Offensive Lineman Alejandro Villanueva Retires
• Banner McKee Medical Center In Loveland Reopens After Heating Issue
• Plane Goes Off Runway After Landing At Allegheny County Airport
• Andy Murray to donate this year's prize money to children in Ukraine
• Stocks jump, oil drops in latest dizzying swing for markets
• Renee Poussaint, reporter who worked for CBS 2 in the 1970s, dies
• Ravens OT Alejandro Villanueva Retires After One Year With Team
• City to address CTA safety concerns as security guards added to Red and Blue lines
• Cow Safely Captured After Running Loose On 210 Freeway In Lake View Terrace
• Baltimore Ravens Release CB Tavon Young
• Robert Williams, Marcus Smart Deserve Some Love In Defensive Player Of The Year Race
• Hispanic Judge Carlos Muñiz To Become New Florida Supreme Court Chief Justice
• Neurodiverse theater company shines light on inclusion
• Woman, 22, Dies After Shooting Outside Turlock Auto Parts Store; Suspect Previously Accused Of Stalking Her
• Police: Video Shows Man Setting Detroit Home On Fire
• St. Paul-Based 3M Suspends Business Operations In Russia
• 'Serious Assault' Injuries Evident In Inmate Death At Old Max
• Plan To Boost Resiliency Going To DeSantis
• Walmart Brand Tortilla Chips Recalled Over Metal Pieces Inside Certain Bags
• Benicia Store Clerk Killed During Late Night Robbery At Market
• USC Extends Basketball Coach Andy Enfield, Who Had Been Linked To UMD Job
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Highs in the 20s, snow returns late Thursday
• Dallas Approves Plan To Offer Mental Health Leave To Firefighters, Other City Employees
• SpaceX continues rapid-fire launch pace
• San Francisco Lifting Proof Of COVID Vaccination Requirement For Bars, Restaurants
• Detroit Police: Man Wanted In Fatal Shooting Of Sister Arrested In Tennessee
• Local Government Lawsuit Bill Going To DeSantis
• Famed P-22 Mountain Lion Spotted In Silver Lake
• Ukrainian Family Escaping Horrors Of War Welcomed To Miami By Mayor Daniella Levine Cava
• Pittsburgh Weather: Dry Weather To Take Over (For Now) After Track Change Brings Snow To Region
• Parents Should Avoid Pressuring Children, Study Says
• Sheriffs Could Get More Budget Power
• Manchester NH Shooting Forces Nearby High School To Shelter In Place
• Crenshaw High Goes On Lockdown After Campus Disturbance
• Jones College Prep LSC asks CPS to fire principal Joseph Powers amid 'concerns about wrongdoing'
• Michigan Health Group CEO, Husband Dies In Plane Crash
• Minneapolis Educators Rally Outside Capitol, Urge Legislature To Use Surplus To Boost Wages
• Alan Wilson, 41, Arrested After Asking Undercover Agent Posing As 14-Year-Old For Sex 
• Ukrainian lawmaker and social media warrior discusses the battle online
• Boston To End COVID Public Health Emergency On April 1
• Group Of Temple University Parents Hire Private Security To Patrol Near Campus Due To Gun Violence Concerns
• Minneapolis Man Faces Attempted Murder Charge After Shooting Victim In The Face With Shotgun
• Former Trump adviser Stephen Miller sues January 6 select committee
• Philadelphia St. Patrick's Day Parade Guide: Road Closures, Parking Restrictions, Route And How To Watch From Home
• As Home Values Soar Across America, The Wealth Gap Grows
• Indianapolis Colts Trade Former Eagles QB Carson Wentz To Washington Commanders
• University Of Michigan Dropping Mask Policy For Most Indoor Spaces Effective March 14
• 2 Food Businesses Shut Down By Allegheny County Health Department
• Sacramento Police Searching For Missing At-Risk Child
• Russia's military weaknesses exposed in Ukraine, former commander says
• Sacramento Kings' Domantas Sabonis Suspended 1 Game For Making Contact With Ref
• Biden Restores California's Power to Set Car Emissions Rules
• Texas Oilfield Company And Executive Indicted In Poisonous Gas Deaths
• Denver Weather: Winter Returns With Snow And Bitterly Cold Temperatures
• Toni Gurule And Suzette Salyer Wanted For Questioning In Double Homicide In Fremont County
• Brooklyn Teen Arrested In Murder Of Man Found Dead Outside Funeral Home
• First Charges Announced By AG Nessel, MSP In Boy Scouts Of America Investigation
• Man Charged After Driving Vehicle Into Macomb County Administrative Building
• AG Nessel Announces First Charges In Boy Scouts of America Investigation
• Tony Awards to return to Radio City Music Hall on June 12
• CDOT Plow Drivers Clear Roads For Snowfall Throughout The Day
• "Survivor" returns to CBS with 2 hour series premiere on March 9
• Search For Missing Terminally Ill Colfax Man Enters 3rd Day
• Rob Gronkowski Chosen As Co-Host For 2022 Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards
• Police arrest suspect in subway station hammer attack
• Vail Police: Avoid Temptation To Break Law By Borrowing Ski Passes
• Yes, banks are still lending to Donald Trump
• Colorado elections clerk indicted in voting system breach
• Sacramento City Unified To Keep Mask Requirement In Place Until At Least After Spring Break
• Ramsey County Sgt. Who Fatally Struck Man With Car Will Not Face Criminal Charges
• Pittsburgh Man Accused Of Using Brick In Assault Arrested On Bench Warrant
• Police issue alert of armed robberies, carjackings of rideshare drivers in South Austin and West Garfield Park
• Getting Answers: Where Does California Get Its Crude Oil, And How Reliant Is The State On Russia?
• New images released after couple stabbed to death while riding bikes
• David Ortiz Comes Out Against MLB's Proposal For International Draft
• Charles Entenmann, Who Helped Expand Family's Bakery Nationwide, Dead At 92
• PennDOT Lifts Vehicle And Speed Restriction For Interstate 80
• 1 Killed, 2 Seriously Hurt In Crash On Blue Hill Ave. In Milton
• 18 attacks on Ukrainian hospitals and ambulances, WHO says
• Katz Jewish Community Center In Cherry Hill Temporarily Closes Due To Second Straight Day With Bomb Threat
• Detroit Mayor Duggan To Deliver State Of The City Address: Watch Live On CBSDetroit.com
• BMW recalls 900,000 vehicles, most for 3rd time, over fire risk
• Black Panther Director Ryan Coogler Mistaken For Bank Robber, Arrested
• Are Other COVID Variants Out There? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Questions
• Miami Police Officer Forced To Fire After Getting Into Struggle With Man During Traffic Stop
• Gov. Hochul joins New Yorkers praying for peace in Ukraine
• Miami Weather: Near Record Highs Before Weekend Cold Front Arrives
• Maryland Weather: Damp & Chilly
• Chicago First Alert Weather: next snow chance Thursday night
• Visa, Mastercard Prepare For Fee Hike In April
• Texas Loses Appeal Over Investigation Of Trans Teen's Family, Abuse Allegations
• Lincoln Center offers details on new David Geffen Hall
• Gas Prices Driving More Consumers To Consider An Electric Vehicle
• Brooklyn mural honors Biggie Smalls 25 years after his death
• Top reasons for record job quits: Bad pay and bad bosses
• Police: Burglar strikes 2 Brooklyn apartments in 10 minutes
• An Updated Look At The Three Biggest Areas Need For Patriots This Offseason
• Lapeer County Deputy Injured After Being Shot While Serving Felony Warrant
• York County-Based Company Steps Up Production After Demand For Ukrainian Flags Increases
• Texas-Based Chevron Phillips Agrees To Cut Pollution At 3 Chemical Plants
• CBS 2 gives a sneak peak at Moulin Rouge opening at Nederlander Theatre
• More Americans Living Paycheck to Paycheck No Matter The Income Bracket
• Where's Marty? Celebrating National Crabmeat Day With Jimmy's
• Crash Involving Pennsylvania State Police SUV Leaves 2 Officers Injured In Lower Oxford, Chester County
• Four Arrested In Marin Camera Shop Armed Robbery
• Baltimore County Submits Council Redistricting Map, But Critics Say New Proposal Doesn't Address Civil Rights Concerns
• Rush University study shows encouraging results for COVID-19 booster shot
• Dad hiking Mount Everest to raise awareness for son's condition
• Delaquay Williams Charged In St. Paul Shooting
• Texas Bar Files Disciplinary Lawsuit Against Former Trump Lawyer Sidney Powell
• COVID In MN: Health Departments Reports 575 Cases, 17 Deaths Wednesday
• Michigan House Votes To Pause State Gas Tax, Heading To Senate
• BART Offers Alternative Lines After Richmond To MacArthur Shut Down
• Soaring Gas Prices Hit New High, Continue To Climb
• Lawmakers call for criminal probe of Amazon
• Researchers Working On Treatment To Restore Sense Of Smell, Taste After COVID-19 Infection
• Study: The Poor Are 5 Times As Likely To Get Audited
• Senator Lauren Book's Cyber Sex Crimes Bill Passes In House, On Its Way To Gov. DeSantis
• Frontier Airlines Will Add 6 New Nonstop Service Destinations Out Of Philadelphia International Airport
• City Of Detroit Announces $2,000 Retention Bonuses For DPD Officers, $1,000 For Police Assistants
• Florida Legislators Expected To Vote On Budget By Monday, After Regular Session Ends
• Pair Suspected In High-End Pet Food Thefts In Stockton, Other San Joaquin Valley Cities
• New Hampshire's Maureen O'Neil Is A 2-Day 'Jeopardy!' Champion
• Breeze Airways Bringing New East Coast Flights To LAX This Summer
• Urban Staycation: Book A Campsite In San Francisco's Presidio
• 49ers Fan Attacked Outside SoFi Stadium Comes Out Of Coma
• Calle Ocho Returns To The Streets Of Little Havana Sunday
• Mountain Towns Face Extra Hurdles Combating Staff Shortages in Schools
• Senators Condemn US Meeting With Venezuela's Indicted Leader Nicolas Maduro; 2 Americans Freed
• Florida Panhandle Fires Expand To More Than 34,000 Acres
• Pleasant 48 Hours In DFW Before Frozen Precipitation, Arctic Front Arrives Friday
• Board Directs Michigan Pension Funds To Dump Russian Assets
• Sacramento Man Found Guilty Of Pimping 17-Year-Old In Oakland And San Francisco
• Defendant was "misfit" - not mastermind of Whitmer kidnap plot, lawyer says
• Maryland man who got first pig heart transplant dies after 2 months
• Sports Consultant Weighs In On Future Of Broncos Sale
• Florida Couple Out For Bike Ride Found Stabbed To Death, Throats Slashed
• Bemidji Police Seek Help Finding 17-Year-Old Jasmin Hays
• Victoria The Bear, Who Danced At Clark's Trading Post In New Hampshire, Dies At 32
• Unemployment benefits were 'hijacked'; state still hasn't tracked down money a year later
• The poor are 5 times as likely to get audited, study finds
• Colorado Family Trucking Business Feels Impacts Of Rising Gas Prices
• Authorities Find 52 Reptiles Hidden In Man's Clothing At California-Mexico Border
• Jury Sentences Child Abuser Christopher Gonzalez To 40 Years In Prison Without Parole
• Delaware Wins CAA Tourney, Gets First NCAA Berth Since 2014
• LA City Council Approves Motion Calling For End Of Vaccination Proof At Indoor Businesses, Restaurants
• Eminem Becomes Most Gold, Platinum Certified Artist
• Jessica Berman named new National Women's Soccer League commissioner
• Gov. Hochul announces new efforts to combat gun violence
• Oilfield company, executive indicted in poisonous gas deaths of couple
• Ukrainian-American woman tries in vain to get family to U.S.
• Learn More About Student Loan Debt Cancellation
• House passes $1.5 trillion omnibus spending package, with Ukraine aid
• Hopefully 13 Will Be Lucky For Dallas Kimball As Boys Seek Revenge In 5A State Semifinal
• Patti LuPone back on Broadway after being sidelined by COVID
• Sherri Papini's Release From Custody Turns Chaotic
• BMW Recalls Vehicles For 3rd Time Due To Engine Fire Risk
• 'The Art Of Banksy' Exhibition Coming To Minneapolis This Summer
• If Tyler Lockett Is Available, Patriots Need To Pounce
• Spring Parade Of Homes
• Lobster, Lobster, Lobster And Chocolate Dinner
• 72-Year-Old Man Attacked, Robbed At ATM In Montclair
• Jury selection begins in Lawrence Ray trial, accused of preying on students at Sarah Lawrence College
• Russian-American woman charged as foreign agent in NYC
• Jury Selection Begins In Trial Of Therano's Ramesh 'Sunny' Balwani; Will Elizabeth Holmes Testify
• Man, 51, Arrested In West Baltimore Murder Case, Police Say
• Whitmer Urges Congress To Pause 18-Cents-A-Gallon Gas Tax
• Two Men Shot, Killed In Pomona Street
• PTL Links: March 9, 2022
• Michigan House candidate denounced for comments about rape
• Cooking With Rania: Corned Beef Hash With Fried Eggs
• Philadelphia Police Officer Who Fatally Shot 12-Year-Old Thomas Siderio To Be Fired, Police Commissioner Says
• Philadelphia Police Identify 18-Year-Old Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed In Car In Oxford Circle
• MLB Launches $1 Million Fund For Ballpark Workers, Matching Union
• GE, New Balance Limiting Business With Russia
• Lawyer: FBI Lured Men Into Gov. Whitmer Kidnap Plot
• Report: J.C. Jackson Not Ruling Out Return To Patriots, But Cost Will Likely Be Too High
• Weston's Zach Wurtenberger Said Competing On Survivor Season 42 Was Dream Come True
• Big Ten Tournament: Howard's Return, Davis' Health
• Mike Bradley Feels Honored To Serve As Grand Marshal In Philadelphia's St. Patrick's Day Parade
• Allegheny Health Network Nurses To Receive Pay Bump This Year
• Son Of Convicted Capitol Rioter Guy Reffitt Tweets 'Impossible To Be Happy' After Verdict
• Bryant Wins First NEC Title, But Fight In Stands Delays Win Over Wagner
• DeKalb County couple keeps getting notices that car that isn't theirs was impounded in Chicago
• Coyotes Skate Past Red Wings
• Starbucks Issues Recall For Doubleshot Caramel Espressos Due To Sealing Issue
• Survey: Snoring Affects Daily Tasks Of Nearly Half Of U.S. Adults
• Clues found in slain college student's texts lead to suspect in her murder
• Ukraine says power cut at Chernobyl plant risks "nuclear discharge"
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's Wednesday afternoon forecast
• Pennsylvania Republicans Pushing To Dissolve State-Run Liquor System
• MLB, Players Union Talks Resume Wednesday To End Lockout
• State Representative Files Amendment To Suspend Massachusetts Gas Tax
• Man killed in drive-by shooting in Lodi
• MLB Lockout: Two Sides Bargain For 16 1/2 Hours, Will Resume Talks Wednesday Morning
• Semi-truck catches fire on I-294 in Glenview near Willow Road
• Congress passes overhaul of Postal Service
• Coke and Pepsi suspend business in Russia, cite "events in Ukraine"
• McDonald's closes in Russia, citing "suffering" in Ukraine
• No. 41, Dirk Nowitzki, Named Grand Marshal For 41st Annual Dallas St. Patrick's Parade & Festival
• Man tried to sneak 52 reptiles into U.S. in his clothes: U.S. Customs
• NJ Transit service remains limited Wednesday due to down tree
• Rideshare Safety: Tips To Stay Safe As Both A Driver And A Rider
• Russian Tea Time restaurant in Chicago getting threats amid Ukrainian invasion
• Proud Boys Leader Enrique Tarrio Arrested In Miami On Conspiracy Charge For January 6th Capitol Attack
• Pittsburgh Weather: Precipitation And Cooler Temperatures Expected Wednesday Morning
• Thieves take away ATM that was bolted down in Alsip store
• Dunkin' worker sentenced for fatally punching man who used racist slur
• What To Know About Revolution's Concacaf Match Against Pumas On Wednesday Night
• Texas Oil Executive Among 2 Americans Released From Prison In Venezuela
• Philadelphia Weather: Winter Storm To Bring Some Snow, Others Rain
• Gas Prices Rise Again In Philadelphia Area Following Ban Of Russian Oil
• Minnesota Weather: Streak Of Below Average Temperatures Starts Wednesday
• McDonald's employee stabbed on the job in East Harlem
• Crews Extinguish Fire At South Minneapolis Church
• Woman charged with faking her kidnapping released from jail
• House Fire In Gloucester Township Leaves 1 Person Injured
• 7-Eleven armed robbery in Elmhurst leads police on pursuit to West Garfield Park
• 'Survivor' Returns To CBS With Two Hour Series Premiere On March 9
• Officials Investigating Crash In Lindenwold, Camden County
• Famed shipwreck of Ernest Shackleton's Endurance found off Antarctica
• 30,000 borrowers to get student loans forgiven
• Biden issues executive order to explore cryptocurrency-like digital dollar
• Psychiatrist Kenneth Dekleva on profiling world leaders
• Chicago First Alert Weather: another mild day before snow Thursday
• Massachusetts Gas Prices Hit New Record High Of $4.30 A Gallon, According To AAA
• Philadelphia Area Drivers React To 'Honestly Ridiculous' Gas Prices
• Delaware Man Pleads Guilty To Shooting W. Va. Councilman, Kidnapping Others
• Boston Public Works Inspector Says There's Been A 'Big Increase' In Potholes
• Former Day Care Owner Accepts Plea Deal In Death Of Toddler Left In Van
• Teachers Give Keystone Oaks Principal 'No Confidence' Vote
• Wednesday's Child: 11-Year-Old K'Lonie
• Venezuela frees two Americans amid talks hastened by Ukraine war
• Record High Gas Prices Hit Bay Area Rideshare Drivers Especially Hard
• People Gather In San Jose Bearing Candles, Yellow Flowers, Singing Songs In Support Of Ukraine
• Show Info (3/9/22)
• U.S. bans Russian oil and gas imports as Ukraine war creates 2 million refugees
• Top lawmakers agree on $13.6B in aid for Ukraine, European allies
• Hempfield Area School Board Votes To Revitalize High School
• What Is MnDOT Building Along I-35W In South Minneapolis?
• Penguins Comeback Effort Falls Short In 4-3 Loss To Panthers
• Irving scores 50, Nets beat Hornets to snap 4-game skid
• Devils score five straight goals to beat Avalanche
• Fiala gets 2 goals to help Wild halt slide, beat Rangers
• NYCFC beats Comunicaciones in Champions League quarters
• First Alert Weather: Red Alert issued for snow, rain on Wednesday

Videos from March 9, 2022

• Chicago First Alert Weather: Wait for snow Thursday night
• Police, community leaders begin virtual town hall series on public safety
• Mail thief caught on camera using postal master key
• War in Ukraine affecting gas prices in Tri-State Area
• White House issues warning to Russia after attack on Ukrainian children's hospital
• Donations pour in for New Jersey man's efforts to help Ukraine
• 17-year-old driver killed after colliding with bus on Long Island
• Avondale church gathers supplies for refugees from Ukraine
• Suspect in hammer attack at NYC subway station facing hate crime charges
• 1st N.Y. marijuana sales licenses to go to those with convictions
• Chicago doctors set off on mission to Ukraine
• Jussie Smollett set to be sentenced for hate crime hoax
• Russia targets civilian areas in Ukraine despite limited cease-fire
• Suspect arrested in attack on elderly man in Brooklyn
• Police arrest man accused of attacking stranger with hammer at Manhattan subway station
• Harlem Entrepreneurial Microgrant Initiative helps Black communities, businesses hit hard by COVID p
• Meet 6 "Survivor" castaways from the Tri-State Area
• Congress considers future of Daylight Saving Time
• UNICEF USA chief on war's toll on children
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Snow Thursday night, Arctic blast follows
• CTA adding unarmed guards to patrol platforms, trains, and buses
• Jobs report shows major comeback for Illinois
• Antarctica pioneer’s lost ship found after 107 years
• Parents of former Marine plead for his release from Russian prison
• Woman Visits Grandmothers Grave At Burr Oaks Cemetery To Find It Submerged In Water, Debris
• Virginia woman makes borscht to help Ukraine
• Man dies 2 months after pig heart transplant
• Corporations accused of unfairly increasing prices
• Rising gas prices cause economic ripple effect
• Global sanctions impact daily life in Russia
• Volunteers race to deliver relief across Ukraine
• First Alert Forecast: CBS2 3/9 Evening Weather at 6PM
• U.S. rejects Poland's plan to send jets to Ukraine
• Dr. Dave Chokshi stepping down as health commissioner after guiding NYC through COVID pandemic
• Russian airstrike hits Ukrainian maternity hospital
• Spa Emilia In Gold Coast Collecting Donations To Help Those In Need In Ukraine
• NYPD says city's gun crisis is magnified by increase in ghost guns
• 1 person killed after car and bus collide on Long Island
• How Russia's invasion of Ukraine is impacting U.S. gas prices
• Lincoln Center's David Geffen Hall set to reopen earlier than expected
• Thieves steal weapons from gun store in Melrose Park
• Actor Jesse Smollett To Be Sentenced In Hate Crime Hoax, Supporters Ask Judge To Keep Him Out Of Pri
• Former Illinois Speaker Mike Madigan Pleads Not Guilty To Racketeering Following Indictment
• How to help kids cope with Daylight Saving Time
• Tony Awards return to Radio City Music Hall
• U.S. rejects Polish fighter jet proposal
• Congress reaches $1.5 trillion bipartisan deal to prevent a government shutdown
• Economic impact of the war in Ukraine on gas prices and more
• 3/9: Red and Blue
• Jones College Prep LSC Asks Chicago Public Schools To Fire Principal
• Research testing platelet-rich plasma to restore COVID patients' sense of smell
• Proposal would ban family legacy advantages at New York schools
• Bill proposed to notify families after deaths of two women in Conn.
• New outreach workers to be deployed in 10 N.Y. communities
• Brooklyn neighborhood continues honoring Notorious B.I.G. 25 years after death
• Marine veteran donates part of his liver to 7-month-old girl
• Cook at East Harlem McDonald's stabbed while at work
• CTA adding unarmed guards to patrol platforms, trains, buses
• Interfaith prayer service for Ukraine held in NYC
• Ukrainian government; Russian missiles strike children's hospital with maternity ward
• Accident investigation underway in Old Westbury, Long Island
• "Survivor 42" season preview
• MoneyWatch: Gas and oil prices climb across U.S. as war in Ukraine rages on
• Florida contradicts CDC on COVID vaccine for children
• Eat See Play: Mutts Canine Cantina
• Shipwreck of Ernest Shackleton's Endurance found off Antarctica
• Companies reevaluate business in Russia amid Ukraine invasion
• Biden signs executive order on cryptocurrency
• First Alert Weather: Rain and snow not letting up
• Lincoln Center shares new details on David Geffen Hall
• Mural honors Biggie Smalls 25 years later
• CBS 2 Gives A Sneak Preview At Moulin Rouge At Nederlander Theatre
• Man accused of breaking in Brooklyn apartments
• New Yorkers pray for peace in Ukraine
• Why are gas prices so high?
• Misinformation spreads during Russian invasion of Ukraine
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Sunny With Highs In The 40s, Snow Returns Thursday
• Fast-food worker fighting for his life after stabbing
• Another difficult commute for NJ Transit riders
• Rush University study shows encouraging results for COIVD-19 booster shot
• Classes canceled as Minneapolis teachers' strike enters second day
• City to address CTA safety concerns as security guards added to Red and Blue lines
• Car bursts into flames in Harvey after hitting a train, killing four people
• Three wildfires burning the Florida Panhandle near Panama City
• Raw video: Shackleton's 1915 shipwreck discovered off Antarctica
• How Russia's invasion of Ukraine impacts the Iran nuclear deal
• Ukraine authorities say Russian missiles hit a Mariupol hospital and power was cut from Chernobyl power plant
• Texas man first criminal conviction in January 6 Capitol riot
• 11-year-old Ukrainian boy escapes to Slovakia by himself
• More than 2 million people have fled Ukraine since the start of the Russian invasion
• Dad climbing Mount Everest to raise awareness for son's rare condition
• Gov. Hochul to announce gun violence prevention
• Ukrainian couple on escaping war, evacuating hometown with children in tow
• Chinese President Xi Jinping calls for "maximum restraint" in Ukraine as Russia continues attacks
• City Of Chicago Tells DeKalb County Couple That Their Car Is Impounded.
• “48 Hours:” How an Apple Watch led police to a suspect after a college student was murdered
• 4 dead after freight train hits car in Harvey
• Neurodiverse theater company EPIC Players shines light on inclusion
• Patti LuPone back on Broadway
• Semi-truck catches fire on I-294 in Glenview near Willow Road
• Biden administration searches for energy provider alternatives
• 26-year-old man killed in Lodi shooting
• Trial begins for man accused of preying on daughter's classmates
• MoneyWatch: Russian oil ban puts squeeze on Americans, energy sector
• Laurie Segall on memoir "Special Characters,” simultaneous rise of her career and big tech
• 1 dead after Chelsea double shooting
• Child psychologist shares advice on how to talk with kids about the Russia-Ukraine war
• NJ Transit service remains limited as repairs continue
• Ukrainians flee amid growing humanitarian crisis: CBS News Flash March 9, 2022
• Russian Tea Time restaurant in Chicago getting threats amid Ukrainian invasion
• First January 6 criminal trial results in guilty verdict as arrests continue
• New National Women's Soccer League commissioner revealed
• Russian restaurant in Chicago getting threats amid Ukrainian invasion
• Ukrainian woman says time is now measured by the "number of the day of the war"
• Ukrainian citizens flee to Poland as conflict with Russia continues
• Where Are The Worst Snorers In The Country??
• 3/9: CBS News Mornings
• Live update on Ukrainian refugee crisis
• Man Shot On Red Line Train Amid City Plans To Increase Security
• Students across Florida protest "Don't Say Gay" bill
• How the ban on Russian oil imports could impact gas prices, Russia's war in Ukraine
• McDonald's worker stabbed in East Harlem
• First Alert Weather: Snow and rain Wednesday
• President Biden bans all imports of Russian oil, gas and energy
• 7-Eleven armed robbery in Elmhurst leads police on pursuit to West Garfield Park
• Former commander of U.S. forces in Europe on Russia-Ukraine war
• American woman struggles to bring her family members to U.S. after fleeing Ukraine
• Pentagon says no to Poland's plan to fly fighter jets to Ukraine via U.S. base in Germany
• Russia and Ukraine agree to peace in selected cities to get thousands of people to safety
• Another Mild Day Before Snow
• 2 men shot in Chelsea, 1 in critical condition