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Articles from March 12, 2022

• Sunday's Show Info (3/13/22)
• Anosike, CSU Fullerton Rally, Beat LBSU 72-71 To Win Big West
• Thousand Oaks Carport Fire Claims Over A Dozen Vehicles
• Reliever Reyes Moronta Agrees To Minor League Deal With Dodgers
• Hertl, Meier Lead Sharks to 5-0 Win Over Kings
• Hundreds Gather To Remember, Honor Katie Meyer
• Hertl, Meier Lead Sharks To 5-0 Win Over Kings
• 'We Don't Know Why Someone Would Just Target Him;' Mid-City Family Left Reeling After Husband, Father Shot While Walking Dog
• Klay Thompson Scores Season-High 38, Warriors Top Bucks
• Twin Cities Hosting Wheelchair Basketball Tournament
• Timberwolves Top Heat 113-104 For 7th Win In 8 Games
• Auto Theft Suspect Rams Squad Cars In Brooklyn Center While Trying To Escape
• Downhill Bedrace Competition Raises Money To Furnish Homes For Twin Cities Families
• No. 2 Arizona Tops No. 13 UCLA, 84-76, To Win Pac-12 Title
• South Side Businesses Feeling The Love Following St. Patrick's Day Parade
• NYPD hunting for suspect randomly shooting homeless
• 'I Couldn't Believe It': Owner Of Stolen Car Used For Chanel Store 'Smash And Grab' On Newbury Street Speaks Out
• Patient Airlifted Out After Accident Along Highway 12 In Isleton
• Quadruple Shooting Leaves 3 Dead & One Injured In Northwest Baltimore
• Man Wounded In Drive-By Shooting In Vermont-Slauson Area
• East Falls Woman Returns Home To Philadelphia After Taking Care Of Ailing Mother In Ukraine
• DeRozan, Vucevic lead Bulls to 101-91 win over Cavaliers
• Rangers get it done in third period, shoot down Stars
• Garage Fire In Roseville Knocked Down
• No casualties reported after missiles strike near U.S. consulate in Iraq
• Revolution Fall 3-2 To Real Salt Lake
• Coyle Scores Late As Bruins Beat Coyotes Again 3-2
• Crews Begin Moving Crashed Caltrain Off Tracks in San Bruno
• Family Members, Supporters In Long Beach Outraged Over Fatal Hit and Run That Killed A Father and Daughter
• Philadelphia Weather: Black Ice Concerns Emerge As Temperatures Plummet Saturday Night After Winter Storm
• Montgomery County Residents Take Advantage Of Snowstorm In March: 'We Love It'
• Chicago First Alert Weather: spring conditions return next week
• Toews, Jones each score twice, Blackhawks beast Senators 6-3
• Daws Makes 33 Saves, Devils Beat Ducks 2-1 In Shootout
• San Francisco St. Patrick's Day Parade Returns After Pandemic Pause
• Cardi's Furniture Holds Ukraine Aid Drive At Several Massachusetts Locations
• Nico Daws strong in goal as Devils edge Ducks in shootout
• Woman Killed After Being Struck By Vehicle In Gardena; Roads Closed For Several Hours
• James Scores 50, Rallies Lakers Past Wizards For 122-109 Win
• Mets bolster rotation, get All-Star Chris Bassitt from A's
• Over 100 County Firefighters Knock Down Second Alarm Fire At Commercial Building in Hawthorne
• RHP Jordan Lyles, Orioles Finalize $7 Million, 1-Year Deal
• Lawmaker's bill would put Narcan in NYC clubs, bars
• Crash Involving 73 Vehicles On Route 581 In Central Pennsylvania Leaves Several People Injured, State Police Say
• 76-Year-Old Woman Killed By Wrong-Way, DUI Driver In West Hills
• Texas A&M Stuns No. 15 Arkansas 82-64 To Reach SEC Final
• West Virginia Lawmakers Rush To Advance Abortion Bills As Session Nears End
• Maryland Woman Pleads Guilty To Trying To Get Benefits
• First Alert Weather: Temps drop below freezing, icing concerns and slick roads persist
• Police Searching For Missing 71-Year-Old Sturbridge Man Near Quabbin Reservoir
• Firefighters Knockdown Fire At Senior Apartment Building In Koreatown
• Reproductive Health Equity Act Passes Colorado's House Of Representatives 7-4
• Companies With Ties To Russia, Belarus Banned From Doing Business With New Jersey
• Vermont Rolls To America East Title And NCAA Tournament Bid
• White Sox get busy with Kelly, Harrison signings
• 'The Game Is Definitely Growing:' Penguins Foundation Host Girls-Only Clinic With Olympians
• Police Seeking Public Assistance In Locating Missing 13-Year-Old Girl
• A's Trade RHP Bassitt to Mets for 2 Minor League Pitchers
• 'We Bought 15 Corned Beefs!': Irish In Denver Celebrate With First St. Patrick's Day Parade Since 2019
• Experts Say It's Not 'If' But 'When' Bird Flu Makes Its Way To Minnesota
• Crowds pack banks of Chicago River again to watch it get dyed green
• Authorities Arrest Man Wanted For Long Beach Murder In Northern California After Almost Two Months Of Searching
• Allegheny County Public Works Director Talks Keeping Roads Clear During Snowstorms
• General Mills Cuts Investment In Global Venture That Did Business In Russia
• Pittsburgh Weather: Saturday Morning's Snowfall Second-Highest Total For The Season
• South Baltimore Shooting Injures A Man, Sparks Homicide Investigation
• Evacuation Order Downgraded To Warning For Wildfire Near Hoy Road In Weed
• Pickup Truck Destroyed After Hitting Trees, Passengers Expected To Be Okay
• Spring Weather Is Finally Here As Our Clocks Spring Forward Tonight
• Neighbors Meet With The City Of Denver To Try To Stop HOA Foreclosures: 'Vote Them Out'
• Arreaga's Goal Sends Sounders Past Galaxy 3-2
• Mayor Eric Adams vows to increase tax credits for thousands
• Furry Tails: Ebony And Mally Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• Phase 2 Of Great Hall Project Underway At Denver International Airport
• Arrest Made In Fentanyl-Laced Cocaine OD Of West Point Cadets In Wilton Manors
• Hogan Proclaims 2022 'The Year Of Harriet Tubman' In Maryland
• Angels Re-Sign C Kurt Suzuki To 1-year, $1.75 Million Contact, Per Reports
• Fairfield Firefighters Work To Knock Down House Fire
• Rivalry Rematch: Team Canada Edges Out Team USA In Overtime At PPG Paints Arena
• Investigation Underway After Man Found Dead In South Minneapolis
• Man Killed Saturday Morning In Fiery Crash Near Long Beach Airport
• Man Shot To Death Overnight In Little Italy
• Triston Casas, One Of Red Sox Top Prospects, Among Non-Roster Invitees For Spring Training
• Martinook Breaks Tie Late In 3rd, Hurricanes Top Flyers 3-1
• Hundreds Of Baltimoreans Bought Pierogies To Support Ukraine
• After two-year COVID hiatus, Chicago goes Irish again for St. Patrick's Day weekend festivities
• The History Of Daylight Savings Time
• Rangers Trade INF Isiah Kiner-Falefa To Twins For Catcher Mitch Garver
• Adams County Coroner Names Manuel Pino As Victim In Westminster Fatal Hit & Run
• Inter Miami CF Falls 2-0 To LAFC At Home
• Annual Dallas St. Patrick's Day Parade Returns After 2-Year Absence
• NYPD: 2 People Stabbed Inside Museum Of Modern Art
• Olympic medalist from Ukraine joins fight against Russia
• Road To Table: Wyoming's Got A New App For Claiming Roadkill
• The Daylight Saving Time Debate Is Nothing To Lose Sleep Over
• Penguins Re-Sign Drew O'Connor To One-Year Extension
• Opoku, Tajouri-Shradi Spark LAFC To 2-0 Win Over Inter Miami
• 24-Year-Old Dallas Man Charged With Murdering 57-Year-Old Man On Forest Hills Blvd
• Colorado Lawmakers Take (Another) Stab At Daylight Saving Time Bills
• Memorial walk held for slain NYPD Det. Jason Rivera
• Fire Destroys Beaver County Home, 10 Fire Companies Called To Respond
• Minneapolis Volunteers Headed To Poland With 15 Bags Of Supplies For Ukrainian Refugees
• 'Miracle' Baby Weighing 1 Pound, 4 Ounces at Birth Now at Home in Castro Valley
• Philadelphia Police: Surveillance Video Shows Red Vehicle Dropping Off Woman's Body, Driving Off In Kensington
• Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed In North Philadelphia, Police Say
• NYPD: 2 stabbed inside Museum of Modern Art
• Amber Alert Cancelled After 12-Year-Old Franklin Girl Addison Alvarez Found
• Book excerpt: "I Was Better Last Night" by Harvey Fierstein
• Dallas County Judge Orders Hillcrest Apartments In Mesquite To Pay For Hotels For Residents Without Heat Or Water
• Port Authority Warns Of Service Disruptions After Employees Call Off In 'Apparent Protest'
• One Man Shot, Injured In Northwest Baltimore On Saturday
• Police issue alert of recent armed robberies in Hyde Park
• UC Irvine To Face Hawaii In Big West Women's Basketball Tournament Final
• Close Call In Dallas After Felony Suspect Opens Fire On Police
• NYCFC takes home opener, tops Montreal
• MISSING: Nina Valentine, 39, last seen in November
• Arrest made in fentanyl overdoses of West Point cadets in Florida
• AP Source: Amari Cooper Traded To Browns
• Palisades Tahoe Gondola Will Link Olympic Valley to Alpine Meadows Ski Resorts
• Chicago police officer found dead from apparent suicide on Southwest Side
• Pennsylvania Gubernatorial Candidate Subpoenaed By Jan. 6 Committee Silent On Request
• Temple University Will Make Masks Optional In Most Campus Spaces On March 21
• 2 Car Wash Employees Hospitalized After Argument Leads To Double Stabbing In Hialeah
• Negotiations Continue On 5th Day Of Minneapolis Educator Strike
• Placer County Sheriff's Office Makes Touching Post Dedicated To Fallen Officers
• Pedestrian Hit & Killed On Interstate 25 Early Saturday Morning
• NYPD: Man had woman in chokehold before raping her inside Bronx apartment building
• Lawsuit Asks Federal Court To Set Congressional Map
• New Ride-Hailing Service In Bay Area Takes Aim At Uber, Lyft
• Man In Serious Condition After Apartment Fire In North Minneapolis
• Child's Body Found in Merced; Hayward Woman Charged With Murder
• Alec Baldwin Says He's Not Responsible For Fatal Movie Set Shooting
• Gabby Petito's Parents Sue Brian Laundrie's Parents Over Killing
• Police In New Hampshire Respond To Several Crashes During Saturday Storm
• Hailey Bieber reveals she had a blood clot to her brain
• Lake Elmo Teen Dies In Oakdale Crash
• Singer Traci Braxton of "Braxton Family Values" dies at 50
• Pitt Sticking With Jeff Capel Despite On-Court Struggles
• 'Heshi,' Beloved Giraffe At Denver Zoo, Passes Away
• Amid Neglect Allegations, State Lawsuit, Arvada Assisted Living Facility Gets New Ownership
• Owner Of Cog Railway Proposes Lodging On Mount Washington
• Car Slams Into Front Porch Of Home In Corliss
• Weary Of Lawsuit & Fearing Delays, Marshall Fire Victims Plan Rally
• Attorneys For Former MPD Officer Brian Cummings File Motion To Dismiss Charges In Leneal Frazier Crash
• Richmond Fire Damages Two Homes, Vehicles; 15 Residents Displaced
• PennDOT Lifts 45 MPH Speed Limit Restriction After Snow Settles
• Cohasset Police Announce Death Of Officer Mark Jenkins
• Black Ukraine refugees allege discrimination while trying to escape Russian invasion
• Victims Robbed, Assaulted In Culver City Follow Home Robbery
• Pittsburgh Police Searching For Men Who Shot At 3 People In A Toyota Camry
• Two Injured In Crash On 405 Freeway In Long Beach
• Florida House, Senate Pass Medicaid Plan
• Two Wounded In Shooting, Stabbing At Birthday Party In East Hollywood
• Loveland Pass Closed All Day Due To High Wind
• Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, Disney Butt Heads Over LGBTQ School Bill
• West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice Orders Collection Of Surplus Body Armor For Ukraine
• Gondola Linking 2 Tahoe Ski Resorts To Open For Next Winter
• City shuts down Goose Island '312 Day' celebration; president moves event to new location
• Southland Gas Prices Record Smallest Increase Since March 1
• 17 Cuban Migrants In Custody After Making Landfall In Keys
• 19-Year-Old Man Shot In Leg At St. Paul Bar
• 1 Killed, Several Others Hurt In Multi-Car Crash In Brockton
• Live Updates: Russian Forces Close In On Kyiv, Bombard Mariupol
• San Francisco Bars, Restaurants Abuzz After Proof Of COVID Vaccination Restrictions Lifted
• Woman Found Stabbed To Death In Vallejo
• UPDATE: NTSB Investigators Unraveling Cause Of Fiery Caltrain Collision That Injured 13
• Mt. Lebanon Native MacKenzie Ridge Crowned 2022 Miss Smiling Irish Eyes
• Hollenbeck Park Receives $5 Million Grant From Caltrans
• 14-Year-Old Duluth Boy Arrested For Murder Of Family Member
• Pope renews calls to end war in Ukraine: "In the name of God, stop!"
• Ex-Trooper Andrew Monaco Reaches Settlement In Driver Assault After Chase
• 2 Hospitalized Following Apartment Fire In SW Miami-Dade
• Pittsburgh Weather: Region Gets 3-8 Inches Of Snowfall Overnight, With Wind Gusts To Reach 35 MPH
• Daylight Saving Time 2022 Begins This Weekend; Change Your Clocks And Your Batteries
• Miami Weather: Record Heat Followed By A 30-Degree Drop This Weekend
• Late winter storm brings snow to South and Northeast
• NYPD: Suspect attacked 71-year-old man in Lower Manhattan
• Hey Ray! Using Pizza Pies To Explain Pi Day
• New video shows suspect wanted in East Harlem McDonald's stabbing
• Monroe County Sheriff's Office Investigate Body Found In Key Largo
• Saudi Arabia says it executed 81 convicts in a single day
• Florida Legislative Session Extended
• Russian Forces Close In On Ukrainian Capital Kyiv And Bombard Port City Of Mariupol
• Florida Property Insurance, Condo Bills Scrapped
• PAWS Pet of the Week: Hillman
• Top News Stories You Might Not Have Heard About This Week
• Old Saint Pat's Church host Shamrock'n The Block celebration
• Minnesota Weather: Mild Weekend With Chance For Snow In Northern MN
• Inmate Walks Out Of Reentry Program Facility
• Fentanyl Overdoses Fueled Surge In 2020 San Francisco Homeless Deaths
• Authorities Warn Public As Catalytic Converter Theft Numbers Rise Across County
• Tracking Weather Conditions In Downtown Pittsburgh Ahead Of St. Patrick's Day Parade
• Man In Critical Condition After Roxbury Hit-And-Run
• Ukrainian church in Humboldt Park burglarized; man charged
• Massachusetts Gas Prices At Record-High $4.36 A Gallon For Second Straight Day
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links: March 12, 2022
• Female Eagle Shakes Off The Snow And Ice After Major Snowfall Blankets U.S. Steel Bald Eagle Nest
• Russian forces close in on Kyiv and bombard Mariupol
• Woman shot while outside in Hanson Park
• Man shot during verbal altercation in Logan Square
• NYPD: 3 men stabbed or slashed outside Lower Manhattan hotel
• Winter Weather: Strong Winds Will Pummel Maryland On Sunday
• Tracking Road Conditions In Westmoreland County As Snow Coats Roads In Our Region
• Chicago First Alert Weather: A chilly start to the weekend before big warm up
• 'It's Impacting Our Health;' Sleep Scientists Back Abolishing Daylight Saving Time
• Calls For More To Be Done After Racist Video Surfaces At Edina High School
• Winter Weather Woes: Maryland Area Sees Wind Gusts And Snow
• TikTok Brings Back Twin Cities Band Years After Break Up
• 'Not Just Words': As First-Language Ojibwe Speakers Dwindle, A Look Inside Efforts To Save The Language
• Relatives of the men who started Chicago River dyeing tradition feel their legacy is in jeopardy
• Icy Roads, Wind Advisory Slated For Sunday Morning Across Massachusetts
• CDC revokes U.S. authority to expel migrant children
• Morant scores 37 points, Grizzlies turn back Knicks

Videos from March 12, 2022

• Chicago First Alert Weather: mild week ahead
• Video shows Ukrainian mayor dragged into captivity by Russian forces
• Chicago city employees face Sunday deadline to get first vaccine dose
• NYPD identifies suspect in double stabbing at Museum of Modern Art
• NYPD launches manhunt for suspect wanted for randomly shooting the homeless in Manhattan
• The Poisonous Wife
• First Alert weather: CBS2 9 p.m. forecast
• The Eye Drop Homicide
• Memorial walk held for slain NYPD Det. Jason Rivera in Washington Heights
• NYC councilman proposes bill that would provide life-saving overdose drug Narcan to bars, clubs
• Search continues for suspect in stabbing of 2 workers inside Museum of Modern Art
• Chicago River dyeing event open to the public this year
• Wild weather reported up and down East Coast
• WATCH: NYPD holds press conference on stabbing of 2 workers inside Museum of Modern Art
• U.S. and Europe continue to sanction Russia
• President Zelensky accuses Russia of terrorizing his country
• Chicago First Alert Weather: temperatures are looking up after another bitter cold night
• Memorial walk held for slain NYPD Det. Jason Rivera in Washington Heights
• Mayor Adams says tax incentives for thousands of New Yorkers will improve social safety net
• Russian forces closing in on Kyiv
• A sea of green in downtown Chicago as St. Patrick's Day Parade returns
• Shamrockin' the block at Old St. Pat's Church
• Man wanted for rape inside Bronx apartment building
• Search for suspect continues following double stabbing inside Museum of Modern Art
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 3/12 Saturday update at 6 p.m.
• L.A. housing program helps struggling veterans reclaim their lives
• World marks 2-year anniversary of COVID-19 pandemic declaration
• Anti-tank missile “Javelin” thwarts Russian attacks in Ukraine
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 3/12 Saturday update at 5 p.m.
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 3/12 Saturday update at 4 p.m.
• Refugee crisis in Eastern Europe grows as war in Ukraine intensifies
• Marking two years since the COVID-19 pandemic started
• What we know about the DHS investigation into extremism
• Saturday national weather forecast
• Russia intensifies assault on Ukraine as ground forces close in on Kyiv
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 3/12 Saturday update at 2 p.m.
• Staff at Holy Name Medical Center reflect on past as COVID-19 epicenter
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 3/12 Saturday update at 1 p.m.
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 3/12 Saturday update at noon
• Shop Local Saturday: Shannon Rose Irish Pub
• Shop Local Saturday: Blended Bowls, Finch & Co.
• Shop Local Saturday: Ramsey Outdoor
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 3/12 Saturday update at 11 a.m.
• Snow falls after rainy morning in Nutley, N.J.
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 3/12 Saturday update at 10:15 a.m.
• NYPD: Suspect attacked 71-year-old man
• Hey Ray! Pi Day
• New video shows suspect wanted after McDonald's worker stabbed
• Chicago First alert Weather: Cold temps with single digit wind chills
• Rain turns to snow this afternoon when temps plummet
• PAWS Pet of the Week: Hillman
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 3/12 Saturday update at 9:15 a.m.
• Police investigating stabbing outside Lower Manhattan nightclub
• Old Saint Pat's Church Host Shamrock'n The Block celebration
• Ukrainian church burglarized in Humboldt Park
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 3/12 Saturday update at 8:30 a.m.
• A look at how fashion ads made cars desirable
• The Dish: Chef Missy Robbins on new book, "Pasta"
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 3/12 Saturday update at 8 a.m.
• A look into the history of the Zamboni machine
• Ukraine leans on U.S.-made Javelin anti-tank missiles
• What McDonald’s departure from Russia means to the country
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 3/12 Saturday update at 7:30 a.m.
• New book looks at efforts being made to help bald eagles survive, thrive
• 3 injured in stabbing/slashing at Standard Hotel in Manhattan
• Black Ukraine refugees allege racism, discrimination
• Guest worker visa applications soar amid worker shortage
• Judge blocks investigations of transgender youth's parents
• U.S. downgrades trade status with Russia, bans some imports
• Russian forces close in on Ukraine’s capital as U.S. sends more weapons