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• Saturday's Show Info (3/12/22)
• No. 13 UCLA Beats No. 21 USC 69-59 in Pac-12 Semifinals
• Dodgers Sign Lefty Reliever Daniel Zamora To Minor League Deal
• North Bay Community Lights Bridge Over Russian River in Solidarity With Ukraine
• Angels Re-Sign AJ Ramos To Minor League Deal
• Clocks Spring Forward Sunday Bringing 7 P.M. Sunsets Back To Colorado
• 'Apparently I No Longer Have A Home. They Sold It': Homeowner, Father Of Four, Has Green Valley Ranch Home Foreclosed By HOA
• 'It's Scary': College Students On 2 Campuses Now Warned Of Potential Serial Groper
• Paradise Mayor Says Residents Are Harassing PG&E Workers Over Camp Fire Settlements
• LeBron James Scores 50, Rallies Lakers Past Wizards For 122-109 Win
• Firefighters Battle Single-Story Home Fire In Watts
• Hayward Police Seeking Missing Girl Investigate Child's Body Found in Merced
• Search For Second Suspect After Police Chase Ends In Crash In Arden Area
• Authorities Arrest Hit-And-Run Suspect In Boyle Heights
• Small Marin County Town Pushes to Reduce Light Pollution
• 14-Year-Old Hurt In Hit-And-Run Near South Sacramento School
• Rally for Ukraine Free Borsch
• Rebounding Bay Area Transit Ridership Gets Back on Track
• Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff Visit Denver For Anniversary Of The American Rescue Plan
• Long Beach St. Slips Past UC Santa Barbara In Big West Semis
• 3 Hospitalized After Stolen Car Chase On I-94 Ends In Crash
• 'Horrible Treatment': Former Denver City Attorney Threatens Action Over Secret Emails, Messages
• Abortion Bill Prompts Hours Of Emotional Debate At The Colorado State Capitol
• 16-Year-Old Boy Dead After Aurora Shooting At Apartment Complex
• Drivers Opting For Public Transportation Due To Skyrocketing Gas Prices
• Registered Sex Offender Convicted Of Dozens More Child Molestation, Exploitation Charges In Sacramento County
• South Side Irish Parade to resume with founding families carrying on tradition
• Buffaloes Lose To Arizona In Pac-12 Tournament Semis
• Bailey, Nelson lead Islanders in win against Jets
• Newsom Adds $50K Reward For Murder Of 13-Year-Old Iran Moreno
• Ohio officer cleared in shooting of teenager Ma'Khia Bryant
• N.J. family reunited with loved ones who fled Ukraine
• Allegheny Health Network Nurse Practitioner Accused Of Assaulting Former Patient At Grocery Store
• Inter Miami CF Looks To Bounce Back At Home Against LAFC
• New details on suspected serial killer charged in NYC murder
• Colorado State Patrol: Stretch Of I-70 At Eagle Interchange Will Be Shut Down Sunday
• Man arrested after allegedly attacking toddler in Queens
• Woman Who Helped Chernobyl Children Organizing Fundraiser For Ukraine
• Volunteers In Montgomery County Working Long Hours To Get Donations Packaged, Shipped To Ukraine
• Maryland Lawmakers Fast-Track Bill To Halt Collection Of Gas Tax
• 'We Can Do This': Church Leaders Vow To Rebuild After Fire Damages Historic Structure In South Minneapolis
• South suburban mayors want more action against expressway shootings
• Federal Prosecutors Call Mosby's Motion To Dismiss 'Baseless' In Scathing Filing
• Families gather for vigil for four people killed when SUV hit train in Harvey
• Dallas Groups Work To Ensure Deep Ellum's Past Doesn't Get Lost In The Future
• Boynton Beach Family Demands Justice, Contends Boy, 13, Killed In Police Pursuit
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Arctic front brings bitter cold
• Bill At Colorado State Capitol Would Pay People To Replace Lush Green Lawns With Drought-Resistant Plants
• Magic Rally, Cut Timberwolves' Winning Streak At 6 Games
• Yegor Chinakhov Lifts Blue Jackets To 3-2 Win Over Wild In SO, Foligno Fined For Kneeing
• Some States Want To Give Drivers A Gas Tax Holiday. But That Might Not Be A Wise Move.
• Heat Pull Away From Cavaliers 117-105
• Jayson Tatum Scores 31 Points, Celtics Beat Pistons 114-103
• Two Years After The COVID-19 Pandemic Began, North Texas Starts Spring Much Closer To Normal
• Driver Erik Alvarenga Sentenced After Deadly Hit & Run In Westminster
• Michigan's Average Gas Price Reaches State Record
• Walleye, Rainbow Trout Dominate State Fish Survey At Chatfield Reservoir
• Detroit St. Patrick's Day Parade Returns This Weekend
• 'Beloved' Red Sox Security Supervisor Donny Bowes Hit, Killed By Car In Quincy
• Wayne County Investing $90 Million To Improve Roads, Bridges
• Russia to ban Instagram after Meta allows posts calling for violence
• 2 Bucks County Businesses Being Investigated For Prostitution Forced To Close
• Young Scores 27 Points, Hawks Hold Off Clippers, 112-106
• Doctors recall the harrowing first days of the pandemic
• Remains Found In Nevada Identified As Missing Redding Man
• Thief Uses Stolen Tractor To Rip ATM From Brentwood Wells Fargo Bank
• Man In Critical Condition After Plum Shooting
• A Significant Number Of Ukrainian Refugees Could Soon Call North Texas Home
• James Wells Re-Arrested Hours After Release From Jail, Now Held On $1 Million Bond For Attempted Murder
• Penguins Pull Away In Third For 5-2 Win Over Golden Knights
• Legislative Fix Could Let UC Berkeley Admit More Students Following State Supreme Court Ruling
• 3-Year-Old Girl Hit, Killed By Car Driven By Her Grandmother In Northeast Philadelphia, Police Say
• Hollenbeck Park Receives $5 Million Grant From Caltrans
• Big Denver Drug Bust: Dealer Allegedly Had Nearly 10,000 Fentanyl Pills, 179 Pounds Of Meth
• Target Reaches $5M Settlement With California District Attorneys Over Alleged False Advertising
• San Jose Bakery's Switch To Plant-Based Spreads Is Paying Off
• Just 2 Of The 28 Members Of The TEA's Teacher Retention Task Force Will Be Teachers
• Police: Distracted Driver Causes 4-Vehicle Crash In Butler City
• 'I Had Nightmares, I Sometimes Still Do': Frontline Worker Says Two Years Of Pandemic Had Toll On Her
• Man found murdered, handcuffed and bound in Woodland Hills
• Man Shot, Killed In West Baltimore
• Man Fighting For Life After West Oak Lane Double Shooting, Police Say
• Cubs sign manager David Ross to contract extension
• Wisconsin State Crime Lab destroys gun used by Kyle Rittenhouse
• Landscaping Businesses Struggling To Adjust As High Gas Prices Affect More Than Commute Costs
• COVID 2 Years Later: Doctors Recall The Harrowing First Days Of The Pandemic
• Teen Hospitalized After Being Shot By Group In Center City, Police Say
• Documenting History: Local Institution Chronicles Maryland's Pandemic Experience
• Week Of Women Honoree Reminds Everyone Of Important Role Women Play In Healing Cultural Wounds
• DeSoto ISD Promises Changes After Viral Video Shows Students Throwing Chair At Substitute Teacher
• Former Pa. Cop Sentenced To More Than 6 Years In Prison For Trading Official Actions For Sex
• 42-Year-Old Man Found Murdered, Handcuffed And Bound In Woodland Hills
• N.J. using over $640M from settlements to fight opioid crisis
• DNC weighs changes to presidential nominating process
• Fire Breaks Out At Downtown Dallas High Rise
• St. Patrick's Day Parade Returns To Denver After 2 Years Of Cancelations Due To COVID
• Local Non-Profit Adopts Holistic Approach To Help Rescue Animals With Behavioral Issues
• AP Source: Cubs, Andrelton Simmons Agree To $4 million, 1-Year Deal
• Advocacy group for kids under DCFS care says it needs more funds
• Car crashes through front of office in Glen Rock, N.J.
• LAPD Northeast Station To Be Named For First Female Deputy Chief Margaret Ann York
• No Big-Name Rivals Emerge To Challenge Gov. Newsom's Reelection Campaign
• Former Athletic Director At Lowell's St. Michael School Charged With Sexual Contact With A Child
• 'Serial' Twist: Baltimore Prosecutors Agree To New DNA Review In Adnan Syed Case
• Governor Newsom Announces $50,000 Rewards For Unsolved Murders
• Queens borough president vows to clean up Jamaica Avenue
• Ohio Officer Cleared In Shooting Death Of 16-Year-Old Ma'Khia Bryant
• Former Police Chief In Pennsylvania Guilty Of Child Rape First Reported In 2012
• Jury Finds Sutter Health Did Not Abuse Market Power In Antitrust Trial
• Mechanical Issue Causes United Airlines Flight From Orange County To Divert Course
• Paterson pharmacist honored with key to the city
• Northwest Indiana woman starts local sexual assault crisis center; pushed to create consent law
• Suspicious Package Deemed Fake After Prompting Evacuation Of Davis High School
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Joins Roundtable Discussion On Venezuelan Oil In Doral
• Boat Owners Deal With Aftermath of Destructive Joy Ride Through Newport Harbor
• 'Blue Bloods' celebrates 250 episodes
• Douglas County School Board Delays Vote On Lawsuit Appeal
• LAPD Motorcycle Officer Injured In Two-Vehicle Collision In Chinatown
• Many Bay Area Students Ready for the End of Indoor School Mask Mandate
• Stockton Massage Parlor Closed For Prostitution
• Volunteer Fire Departments Brace For Impacts Of Rising Gas Prices
• 'Just Wonderful People': Woman In Arizona Helps Dallas Native Reunite With His Class Ring After 57 Years
• NYS senators blasted for posing with banner evoking 9/11
• State Senator Says Consumers Are Getting Price Gouged At The Pump And Wants To Give Attorney General Power To Investigate
• Gabby Petito's family sues Brian Laundrie's parents
• Minnesota Veteran To Travel To Poland To Help Families Fleeing Ukraine
• Street Racing Crash Kills 15-Year-Old In South San Francisco; 2nd Passenger Seriously Hurt
• Texas judge temporarily blocks state from probing medical care for trans children
• Baltimore Museum Of Art Revives 'Art Is For Everyone' Exhibit
• Trevor Bauer's Administrative Leave Extended By MLB, Players' Union
• N.J. food pantry feeling the squeeze as inflation soars
• 'Blue Bloods' Celebrates 250 Episodes Friday, March 11th
• Sen. Michael Bennet Teams Up With Other Lawmakers To Keep Oil Companies From Exploiting Consumers
• Missing 62-Year-Old Woman Found Dead In St. Cloud
• Esteban Gonzalez Zambrano Sentenced To 60 Years For Aggravated Sexual Assault Of A Child
• Man Who Killed Cat In Gruesome Social Media Video Arrested In Calaveras County
• Cherry Blossom Festival Marks DC's Pandemic Comeback
• Driver Hits, Kills 2 Dogs On Busy Road In Westmoreland County
• Autopsy Backlog Cleared At State Medical Examiner's Office
• Man, 19, Linked To Stockton Boulevard Robberies That Targeted Women
• Jazz In The Gardens Kicks Off In Miami Gardens
• Jussie Smollett's attorneys file notice to appeal his convictions, sentence
• How to spend your tax refund: Expert advice, plus crave-worthy tax refund splurges
• Philadelphia's Reading Terminal Market Voted Best Public Market In America
• CBS Sports: Carlos Rodón, Giants Agree to Two-Year, $44 Million Deal
• Texas Judge Blocks State From Investigating Gender-Affirming Care For Transgender Youth As Child Abuse
• Police Increase Patrols For Return Of St. Patrick's Day Celebrations
• Russia Blocks Instagram In Widening Social Media Crackdown
• Motorcyclist Killed In Multi-Vehicle Crash Near Oakland's Lake Merritt
• CBS2 meteorologist Giorgio Panetta on playing the bad guy on "The Equalizer"
• It's Back! Worcester Resumes Annual St. Patrick's Day Parade
• Pepsi, Frito-Lay To Open Warehouse And Distribution Centers In West Virginia
• Minneapolis Data Firm Ready To Develop Safeguards For Sports Betting In MN
• Composite Sketch Released Of Man Who Tried To Kidnap 12-Year-Old Girl In Ojai
• West Side baker, shop owner on a mission to inspire young entrepreneurs
• City Initiative For Squeegee Workers Keeps Kids In School, Finds Some Stable Employment
• Contra Costa County Fire To Annex East Contra Costa Fire Protection District
• Jury: California Health System Did Not Abuse Market Power
• Educators say morale is suffering in schools from pandemic
• Eat See Play: Klyde Warren Park
• Car Crashes Into DC Restaurant's Outdoor Patio, 2 Women Dead
• Harvard Freshmen Create Website To Help Ukrainian Refugees Find Shelter
• Male Skier, Female Snowboarder Dig Selves Out Of Avalanche; Dog Killed
• Colorado Health Care Leaders Look Back At Burnout, Staff Shortages & Other Challenges COVID's Longevity Created
• Congress orders plaque to honor police officers who defended Capitol
• NYPD rolling out new anti-crime units starting Monday
• Crime Stoppers offering reward in the murder of 12-year-old girl killed by stray bullet in West Englewood
• 'Safe And Sound': Baltimore Man Rescues Grandmother From Ukraine
• Mayor London Breed Announces San Francisco School Board Appointees After Recall
• Crews Get Ready To Roll Ahead Of Snowfall
• COVID vaccine less effective against Omicron in younger kids, study shows
• Long Island homeowners say FEMA aid not enough to repair all damage caused by Ida
• 2 Dead, 14 Hospitalized In Suspected Outbreak Of Legionnaire's Disease In Coachella Valley
• Fetanyl Overdoses In Wilton Manors Hits Close To Home For Rep. Ted Deutch Who Lost Family Member To Drug
• 2 Caregivers At Twin Cities Facility Accused Of Abusing Vulnerable Adult
• Vegetation Fire In Weimar Threatens Building
• St. Patrick's Day Shamrock 5K Returns To Raise Money For Good Cause
• Police Confiscate Drug-Filled Candy Bars, $250,000 In Bust
• IHSA boys' basketball semifinals: Whitney Young, Glenbard West are winners
• Dodgers Re-Sign Clayton Kershaw To One-Year Deal
• Remains of 19-year-old U.S. airman killed during WWII identified
• Juvenile Injured In Homestead Shooting
• Father of Salena Claybourne's girls was on the phone her when she was killed; 'I heard everything'
• Legler Regional Library gets new 'artist in residence,' Alexandra Antoine
• Ron Miles Death: MSU Denver Students, Colleagues Remember 'Authentic' Jazz Great
• Broward Schools Supt. Dr. Vickie Cartwright's Guiding Principle Puts Students First
• Health Commissioner Issues Code Blue Extreme Cold Alert For Baltimore
• This week on "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan," March 13, 2022
• Cowboys Dump TE Jarwin, K Zuerlein For Modest Cap Savings
• Baltimore's Ukrainian Church Inundated With Pierogi Orders
• Republicans call on Gov. Hochul to suspend New York's gas tax
• Uber adds surcharge as gas prices spike
• Chinatown Businesses Still Struggling 2 Years After State Of Emergency Declared
• Mayor Scott Steers $100 Million Toward Baltimore's Vacant House Problem
• Cape May County Prosecutor's Office Facing Discrimination Lawsuit By Office's Only Black Female Detective
• Truck plunges off bridge, explodes near St. Louis; driver and passenger survive
• Industry leaders say Broadway is evolving after pandemic
• Starbucks Workers At Denver Store Go On Strike
• Police Searching For 2 Suspects Accused Of Shooting At County Sheriff's Deputies
• Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Will Be Available In All 42 Colorado State Parks
• Worrying About Son, Grandchildren Fleeing Ukraine, Jamaica Plain Woman Says 'I Live Two Lives Now'
• Trio Charged In Murder Of Man Found Dead In Southwest Baltimore, Police Say
• Spirit Airlines Resuming Nonstop Flights From Pittsburgh To Cancun
• Maryland House Passes Abortion Rights Constitution Amendment
• Florida Senate Passes Bill Known As 'Miya's Law;' Measure Would Require Background Checks
• Police Pursuit In Homestead Ends With 2 Arrests, Crash
• Amputee Runner Jacky Hunt-Broersma Running 100 Marathons In 100 Days
• Philadelphia Reaches 100th Homicide Of 2022, On Pace To Surpass Last Year's Record
• Grand jury won't charge Deshaun Watson over harassment, sex assault allegations
• Small business owners thrilled for normalcy and crowds for St. Patrick's weekend
• Family of Gabby Petito suing Brian Laundrie's parents
• 'Don't Give Up': Delaware County Mother Who Lost Son To Cancer Helping Others Deal With Grief Through Nehemiah Hope Foundation
• New charges for Darrell Brooks in Waukesha Christmas parade attack; trial set for October
• D.A. Drops Motor Vehicle Homicide Charge Against Driver In State Trooper Thomas Devlin Death
• Baltimore Rape Suspect Caught At Dulles Airport Boarding Flight To El Salvador
• Police: 7-Year-Old Child Brought Gun To Dillard Elementary In Fort Lauderdale
• Olympian Allyson Felix wants to change the gender pay gap "completely"
• Massachusetts Reports 677 New COVID Cases, 14 Additional Deaths
• Springing Forward Poses Health Risks This Weekend As Daylight Saving Time Begins
• McCormick Suspends Operations In Russia
• 2nd Suspect Arrested In South Florida Real State Scam Affecting Dozens; Accomplice Remains On Loose
• Managing Stress For A Better Heart And A Better Life
• Burning Barn Puts Out Thick, Black Smoke Over Weld County
• Denver Health Officials Warn About Increase In Deadly Overdoses Linked To Fentanyl
• Ukrainian government seeks help, tells U.S. not to fear "crazy" Putin
• Half Moon Bay Kindergarten Teacher, Students Overcome Hurdles At School She Once Attended
• U Of M Drops Mask Mandate For Common Areas, Sports Arena And Commencement Events
• Grand Jury Declines To Indict Deshaun Watson Over Sex Assault Allegations
• Elizabeth Forward High School Special Education Teacher Accused Of Inappropriate Relationship With Student
• RTD Passengers Must Wear Face Masks Until April 18
• 2-Year-Old Accidentally Shoots Himself In East Dallas, Police Say
• Firefighters Quickly Douse Roof Fire At Cabrillo Avenue Elementary School In San Pedro
• Friday's Show Info (3/11/21)
• Will Mayor Duggan's Detroit Promise Program Sway Families To Buy Homes In The City?
• 'This Is Such A Blessing': Rep. Frederica Wilson Joins Jazz In The Gardens Women's Empowerment Luncheon
• USPS now hiring for various positions across Greater Chicago area
• 20 Indicted On Drug, Gun Charges In North Side Investigation
• Bears releasing Eddie Goldman after seven seasons in Chicago, per report
• Hope Program Helps Eligible Detroiters Avoid Foreclosure
• Denver Police Search For Puppy Theft Suspect
• Nurse Pamela Ekor-Tarh Eyambe Arrested After Plano Police Find Falsified Do-Not-Resuscitate Form 
• Police-Involved Fatal Shooting Under Investigation In NW Miami-Dade
• Travolta, Kaluuya, Nyong'o Among Latest Presenters Announced For Oscars
• Bears releasing former All-Pro RB Tarik Cohen with an injury designation, per report
• Gov. Whitmer Signals Veto Of Bill To Freeze Michigan's Gasoline Tax
• Vail Town Council Considers Ordinance To Help Protect Homes From Wildfires
• Suspect Wanted For Groping Incidents At Sac State And Cosumnes River College
• Heating Oil Spike Marks Costly End To Winter In New England
• Family Of Tyrell Wilson Reaches $4.5M Settlement With Contra Costa County Over Killing By Deputy
• Anne Arundel County Public Schools Cancels Saturday Activities Over Weather Forecast
• Activists Calling For President Biden To Do More For Undocumented Immigrants As He Visits Philadelphia
• NASA Will Send Your Name Around The Moon
• Police: Gunman Dies Of Self-Inflicted Gunshot Wound After Long Beach Crime Spree Turns Into Hostage Situation At Carson Church
• Dallas And Collin County Warming Centers
• Giant Eagle Extends Expiration Of Perks Through 2022 In Response To Gas Prices, Inflation
• Michigan WIC Expands Temporary List Of Authorized Powder Baby Formula Substitutes
• Chief Medical Officer At Swedish Medical Center Shares What It Means To Be A Woman In Medicine
• 'No Parking' Signs Pop Up In Philadelphia Neighborhoods As Street Cleaning Program Set To Launch April 4
• Google will send air raid alerts to Ukrainian Android users
• Officials Accuse Texas Foster Care Center Employees Of Sex-Trafficking Minors
• Baltimore County Crash Team Investigates Crash That Killed Teen Pedestrian
• White House briefs social media influencers on Ukraine crisis
• St. Louis Park Woman Charged In Death Of Baby
• Michigan Officials Say $400 Refund Checks Already Being Distributed To Drivers
• California Unemployment Rate Holds Steady Amid Concerns About Inflation, Ukraine
• Man Stabbed To Death In Mid-City Crime Spree; Suspect Arrested
• Florida and Texas face business backlash over anti-LGBTQ moves
• Pittsburgh Weather: First Alert Day In Effect As Snow Approaches Region
• Despite Inflation Worries, California Unemployment Rate Holds Steady
• MLB Eliminates One-Game Playoffs In New Playoff Format
• Miami Man Is State's Newest Millionaire After Hitting Top Prize In Florida Lottery Game
• Schools Postpone SATs This Weekend Due To Winter Weather
• Port Authority Warns Losing 500 Unvaccinated Employees Will Significantly Disrupt Service
• Michigan State Police Vehicle Hit On I-96, Multiple Crashes In Metro Detroit Due To Slick Roads
• Suspect Arrested In Armed Robberies Targeting Marin County Female Shoppers
• Michigan Health Department Updates Isolation, Quarantine Guidance
• 2 dead, 3 with life-threatening injuries after car crashes into D.C. restaurant
• FBI, Pleasant Hill Police Seek Public's Help In Finding Missing Teen
• San Francisco Officials Wrap Up Crackdown On Illegal COVID Testing Sites
• Top-seeded Illini miss last-second shot, fall to Hoosiers in Big Ten Tournament
• Man Shot In Attempted Robbery In San Francisco's South of Market
• 1 Person Pistol Whipped, Another Robbed At Gunpoint For $30K Rolex After Being Followed To Culver City Home
• St. Paul Man Kahlil Wiley, 18, Pleads Guilty In MOA Shooting That Injured 2
• Meet the First Alert Weather team
• Biden's executive order boosts prospects for crypto
• Taxpayer Group Alleges Alameda County Supervisor Was Appointed Illegally
• FIRST ON 3: Philadelphia Board Of Education Announces Names Of 3 Finalists For District's Next Superintendent
• Pittsburgh Penguins' GM Ron Hextall Not In A Rush As Trade Deadline Approaches
• Day 4 Of Mpls. Educator Strike: Volunteers Gather To Tutor Kids In North Minneapolis
• Biden Announces U.S. Will Move to Revoke Russia's "Most Favored Nation" Trade Status
• Sarah, Duchess Of York Visits Denver, Reads To School Children
• WATCH: Driver Of Stolen SUV Captured After Causing Wreck In South LA
• Whitmer Kidnapping Plot Trial Symbol Of Discord In West Michigan
• Camel attacks and kills two people near Tennessee petting zoo
• San Francisco Bars, Restaurants No Longer Require Proof Of COVID Vaccination; 'Time To Open Up Our City'
• Road Rage Driver Brandishes Gun In Simi Valley
• "Uncomfortably high" inflation likely ahead this year: Yellen
• Fore! Topgolf Opens First Southern California Location In Ontario
• Giant Venomous Spiders Expected To Spread Rapidly Across East Coast, Experts Say
• Man Tries To Smuggle 2 Parrots Hidden Inside Shoe Box From Mexico Into US
• Texas Supreme Court paves way for strict abortion law to stay in place
• Dreams Come True For San Francisco $1 Million Lottery Winner
• Person Of Interest ID'd In 2017 Murder Of Richfield Man, Jonathan O'Shaughnessy
• New Laws Let Michigan Parole Board Wait 5 Years To Review Certain Inmates
• End of MLB lockout a major relief to businesses near Yankee Stadium
• Texas Highway Patrol Increasing Presence On Roadways During Spring Break
• Remains Found During Investigation Into Missing Person Near Sonora; No Foul Play Suspected
• Small Earthquake Shakes El Cerrito, Felt In Surrounding Cities
• 'Let's Do Something Legendary': Rapper Rick Ross On Taking Hometown Stage At Jazz In The Gardens
• KDKA Links: March 7-13
• Probe of domestic violent extremism reveals 4 sympathizers inside DHS
• Legislative Fix Could Let UC Berkeley Admit More Students
• China locks down city of 9 million as COVID cases spike
• Starbucks Employees Walk Out Of East Colfax Location Amid Calls To Unionize
• Carteret High School rallies behind classmate battling cancer
• Philadelphia Weather: Complex Winter Storm Delivers Mixed Bag Of Rain, Snow Saturday
• NYC's Summer Rising program open to more students this summer
• Multi-Vehicle Crash On Route 206 In Southampton, Burlington County Leaves 1 Person Dead, Another Injured
• St. Patrick's Day parades returning to Chicago; river to be dyed green Saturday
• COVID-19 In MN: MDH Reports 500+ Cases, 9 Deaths
• Man Fighting For His Life After Being Chased, Shot Multiple Times Near Lincoln High School In Mayfair: Police
• Where's Marty? Checking Out The Maryland Home & Garden Show
• Trinity Irish Dancers kick off St. Patrick's Day performances this weekend
• US Postal Service Hosts Job Fair In Golden On Saturday To Fill Hundreds Of Positions
• Pair of Westchester County gas stations offering discount at the pump
• Revolution-Real Salt Lake Match Preview
• Metra offering weekend deals for St. Patrick's Day celebrations
• Owner Of Warren Asbestos Abatement Company To Stand Trial
• Stars Defenseman Miro Heiskanen Out Indefinitely With Mono
• Dallas Fire Rescue Crews Battle Fire After Early Morning House Explosion
• Douglas County Deputies Search For Parker Haunted House Arson Suspects
• Car Crashes Into Chanel Store On Newbury Street In Boston In 'Smash And Grab'
• Maryland Weather: Mild Friday Into A Rainy Weekend
• Woman abducted by ex-boyfriend rescued from barn in Mundelein
• Clinics In Texas Lose Another Court Fight Over Strict Abortion Law
• Florida's Starving Manatees Dying In Record Numbers Despite Experimental Lettuce Feeding Program
• ICE arrests and deportations plunged in 2021 under Biden rules
• Federal Indictment Charges Pro Poker Player Gal Yafrich, 3 Others With Operating Illegal Gambling Operation, Money Laundering
• Maryland Weather: Hit-And-Run Storm To Blow Snow Into Region
• Don't forget Daylight Saving Time this weekend
• Opioid victims face Purdue owners in hope of closure
• 1st Female Content Creator For Duncanville Boy's Basketball Has Picture Perfect Role In Team's Legacy
• Aerial Survey Shows Michigan's Elk Herd Growing, DNR Officials Say
• Double Homicide Suspect Fernando Molina Charged With Gun Crime
• 'YOLO', 'WFH', Zoom -- Bay Area Marks 2-Year Anniversary Of COVID Forced Exodus From Offices
• Large Lizard Found Roaming Folsom Neighborhood To Be Reunited With Owner
• Florida Lawmakers Plan For Gas Tax Suspension In Budget Deal
• Ethical canine fashion finds a home at Gone to the Dogs in Park Slope
• Illinois extends expiration dates for driver's licenses, ID cards until July 31
• Fire Rips Through Mobile Home Park In Fontana
• MN Tribe Partners With Rosetta Stone To Preserve, Nurture Ojibwe Language
• Prominent Senator Objects To Garcetti's India Ambassadorship
• Biden announces U.S. will move to revoke Russia's "most favored nation" trade status
• Denver Restaurant Week Underway Through March 20
• Missing Holliston 11-Year-Old Girl Found Safe In Milford
• Divers Search Florida Park After Human Remains Found In Gator's Mouth
• Recipe: Apple Hamantaschen from Breads Bakery
• Texas Law Enforcement Officials Arrest Izaria Escue For Possession Of Methamphetamine
• Unions Representing Sacramento City Teachers Vote Yes To Authorize Strike
• Sequoia National Park Fully Reopens Giant Forest After KNP Complex Fire
• MDOT Reminds Michiganders To Stay Be Alert As Clocks 'Spring Forward'
• MDOT Reminds Michiganders To Stay Alert As Clocks 'Spring Forward'
• "Pause" needed in Iran nuclear talks, EU foreign policy chief says
• In An About-Face, Liberal US Cities Target Homeless Camps
• Police Warning Drivers To Protect Against Gas Thefts As Oil Prices Soar
• Black Korean War vet Amelia Cunningham shares stories on time in Air Force, honoring fellow veterans
• Will Patriots, Trey Flowers Reunite After Release From Lions?
• Less Sleep, But More Sunshine: Daylight Saving Time Starts Sunday
• Survey: Over 2.5M Students Were Current Users Of Tobacco Products Last Year
• New Hampshire kids' mini boat found in Norway
• Crash Delays Traffic on US 36 In Westminster Friday Morning
• Chances For Afternoon Rain, Sleet And Snow Across North Texas
• Liam's List March 11: Drink, Food, Books, Music And St. Patrick's Day
• Will Smith on forgiving his father, thoughts of suicide, and "King Richard"
• Trooper Hurt In Harford County Hit-And-Run Released From Hospital
• Woman records Ukraine invasion in online "war coffee" diary
• Two Year Anniversary Of COVID-19 Pandemic
• Stocks mixed after Putin cites "positive" talks with Ukraine
• A dart-like device may help police prevent dangerous car chases
• Report: Celtics Invite Ray Allen To Attend Kevin Garnett's Jersey Retirement Ceremony
• Homeless Advocates Call For Denver Rec Centers To Be Used As Warming Centers Overnight
• Pandemic Hobby Leads To Successful Sneaker Business For Downey Couple
• Man Shot, Killed In Apartment Near Cal State Northridge
• Red Wings Lose Shootout
• Ukraine says Russia planning "terrorist attack" on Chernobyl
• Texas Border Patrol Agents Recover Body Of Missing Child Swept Away By Rio Grande
• Court Throws Out Order That Kept Fort Worth ISD From Enforcing Mask Mandate
• Ukrainian Ballet Director In The Twin Cities Puts Her Pain Into Performance
• Michigan Matters: Talking with Two Detroit Legends, Helping the Community
• Woman injured in Ukraine hospital shelling gives birth to daughter
• WR, DB and LB Targets For Lions In NFL Free Agency
• Arrest Made After Florida Couple Found Stabbed To Death, Throats Slashed
• Harvard Expert Says Don't Assume COVID Is 'Done With Us' On Pandemic's Second Anniversary
• Mayor Scott To Pledge $100M To Housing Equity Initiatives
• Report: Multiple Teams Showing Interest In N'Keal Harry As Trade Target
• Video shows stolen yacht crashing into boats in harbor chase
• Dog Handlers At Michigan Prisons Get 42% Pay Cut
• PTL Links: March 11, 2022
• Red Sox Home Opener Will Be An Afternoon Game On Friday, April 15
• The future of American infrastructure
• 2 Suspected In Burglary, Assault Of Officer Arrested Following Pursuit In Brooklyn Park
• Sacramento Police Find Missing At-Risk Teen Safe | UPDATE
• Salvation Army paid some workers as little as $1 a week, suits claim
• Taste Of The Town: Pink Love Donuts and More Serving Up Sweet Treats, Flavor And Fun
• 18-year-old charged in carjacking of rideshare driver in Auburn Gresham
• Where The Red Sox Stand Now That Baseball Is Back
• New analysis links timbers to legendary Pilgrim-era shipwreck
• Dallas County Sheriff's Office Job Fair
• Huge Water Main Break Floods Butler Street In Lawrenceville
• Food Truck Friday: The Chicken & Rice Guys In Boston
• Union Township Police Investigating School Threat, All Union Area School District Buildings Closed
• War in Ukraine could mean precious metal shortages, and thus, more catalytic converter thefts
• Excitement Builds As Cardinal O'Hara's Marching Band Looks Forward To Performing At Philly's St. Patrick's Day Parade
• Judge Will Weigh Change Of Venue In Trial Of Man Accused In Wis. Parade Deaths
• NC Central Breezes Past UMES 68-56 In MEAC Quarterfinals
• Alan Jackson Bringing His 'Last Call: One More For The Road' Tour To Pittsburgh
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's Friday morning forecast
• Most Of Colorado Waking Up To Wind Chill Readings Between -10 And -40 Degrees
• Bobbie Nelson, Sister Of Country Music Legend Willie, Dies At 91
• Nonprofit helps local restaurants provide free meals for New Yorkers in need
• U.S. responds to "serious escalation" of North Korean missile tests
• Restoration Plans For Historic North Side Building Moving Forward
• Russia may be set to extend brutal siege tactics to Ukraine's capital
• School Teachers Fly To Poland Bringing Baby Formula, Blankets, Much Needed Supplies
• Texas Primary Results Hint GOP Hispanic Gains May Endure Post-Trump
• Two killed, two injured in West Pullman crash
• Putin may be committing war crimes, but do the allegations have any teeth?
• 83-year-old man charged after woman's head found in NYC apartment
• Coconut Creek Middle School Students Charged In Race Related Attacks
• Mayor shot dead in Mexico drug war flashpoint
• Tri-State marks 2 years since COVID-19 was declared a pandemic
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• Rutgers-Eagleton Poll Finds Most New Jersey Drivers Prefer To Have Their Gas Pumped For Them
• Divers search "gator-infested waters" after body parts found
• MN Weather: Windy, Colder Air Moving In, But Spring-Like Temps Are On The Horizon
• Gas Prices Drop 1 Cent In Philadelphia Area Overnight
• Police: Man chased into deli, shot and killed in Brooklyn
• Beaver Area School District Postpones Scheduled SAT Testing
• Massachusetts Gas Prices Now At Record High $4.36 A Gallon
• NTSB Releases Preliminary Report On Deadly Bucks County Plane Crash
• NYPD: Off-duty officer beaten and robbed at Manhattan restaurant
• Rep. Mike Quigley on Ukraine - "The Takeout"
• Police Investigating After Man Shot In The Leg
• Chicago First Alert Weather: winter blast before warmup Sunday
• Former San Jose State Director Of Sports Medicine Charged With Sexually Assaulting Female Athletes
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• East Coast braces for possible bomb cyclone
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• U.S. and allies to end trade relations with Russia
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• Russia targets Ukrainian coastline
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Temps dive Saturdayfeeling like single digits
• Queens borough president leads walking tour of Jamaica Avenue
• Car crashes through glass windows into New Jersey office
• N.J. to use $641 million from settlement to fight opioid crisis
• West Side baker looks to inspire young entrepreneurs
• Chicago small businesses celebrate normalcy as they celebrate St. Patrick's Day
• Morale remains low inside schools 2 years into pandemic, educators say
• Crime Stoppers offering reward in the killing of a 12-year-old girl in West Englewood
• NYPD preparing to roll out new anti-crime units
• Carteret High School principal, teacher shave heads to support student with cancer
• CBS2 meteorologist Giorgio Panetta guest stars on CBS drama "The Equalizer"
• Father of carjacking victim's daughters heard her last words as she was shot and killed; 'Oh, my God
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• UWS restaurant says nonprofit feeding health care workers helped them survive pandemic
• Long Island homeowners say FEMA help is not enough to recover from Hurricane Ida's damage
• Firefighters union blasts 2 NYS senators for posing with banner
• Long Island lawmakers calling for suspension of New York state's gas tax
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• Driver of semi crashes, truck falls off bridge & explodes in St. Louis area
• Oil can used by Tin Man in 'The Wizard of Oz' up for auction.
• Alec Baldwin says he's not responsible for fatal movie set shooting
• End of MLB lockout provides big relief for business owners around Yankee Stadium
• Business owners pleased to see normalcy this St. Patrick's weekend
• Man shot, killed inside Brooklyn deli
• Man charged in Waukesha parade attack faces additional charges
• President Biden amps up economic pressure on Russia as attacks in Ukraine continue
• Congress orders plaque to honor all police officers who defended Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021
• Gabby Petito's family suing Brian Laundrie's parents
• Illinois Rep. Mike Quigley on "The Takeout" — 3/11/2022
• SRA: Half Moon Bay Kindergarten Teacher Focuses on Kids' Wellbeing
• More than 1.5 million Ukrainian refugees flee to Poland
• Ukraine's information minister calls for more help fighting Russia
• President Biden speaks to Democrats one year after signing American Rescue Plan into law
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• NYPD Commissioner gives updates on investigations
• Murphy announces efforts to combat opioid crisis
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• What comes next in COVID-19 fight two years into pandemic?
• Alec Baldwin says he's not responsible for fatal movie set shooting
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• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 3/11 Friday afternoon update
• Carteret High School community shaves heads to support classmate
• St. Patrick's Day Parades Return For First Time Since Pandemic
• New York City expands Summer Rising program
• Business owners near Yankee Stadium thrilled MLB lockout is over
• Trinity Irish Dancers kick off St. Patrick's Day performances this weekend
• Squeeze on gas prices continues
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Temps take another dip before big warm up
• What's in new deal that ended MLB lockout?
• Off-duty NYPD officer beaten, robbed
• Biden calls for end of normal trade relations with Russia
• Woman rescued from barn after being abducted by ex-boyfriend in Mundelein
• Michael Flynn refuses to answer questions from January 6 committee
• U.S. and allies revoking Russia's favored trade status
• Ethical canine fashion finds a home at Gone to the Dogs in Park Slope
• How the war in Ukraine is affecting Russian immigrants in the U.S.
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• Ukrainian cities under siege as Russian invasion continues
• Black Korean War vet Amelia Cunningham shares stories on time in Air Force, honoring fellow veterans
• Special Report: U.S., allies to revoke Russia's favored trade status
• Chris Wragge attends National Down Syndrome Gala
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• Middle schoolers launched a boat from New Hampshire. It was found by a kid in Norway.
• Vice President Kamala Harris meets with troops in Poland as Russia escalates attacks on Ukraine
• American Rescue Plan gets mixed reviews one year later
• President Biden is set to announce U.S. will suspend normal trade relations with Russia
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• LI lawmakers push to suspend gas tax
• ESB celebrates 60 years of Cat in the Hat
• How NYC restaurant pivoted to survive pandemic and help others
• MoneyWatch: How Russia affects global energy market
• DMV redesigning NY licenses
• "48 Hours" investigates the death of a renowned snake breeder in "The Poisonous Wife"
• Jussie Smollett sentenced to probation and 150 days in jail for hate crime hoax
• March storm threatens 52 million with winter weather
• GOP lawmakers push Biden to send airpower to Ukraine
• English teacher in Ukraine hopes she won't have to flee her town
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• 3/11: CBS News Mornings
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• Concerns about chemical weapons in war in Ukraine
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• First Alert Weather: Calm before the snow
• Investigations underway into potential war crimes committed by Russia in Ukraine
• Deadly shooting at Brooklyn deli
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• Families deal with increasing rent hikes
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