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• Angels sign bullpen arms Archie Bradley, Ryan Tepera
• California Drought: State Prepares For Third-Straight Dry Year After Few Winter Storms
• 13-Year-Old Cyclist Fatally Struck By Truck Driver On El Camino Real In Mountain View
• Family Forced to Flee Ukraine Makes New Life in North Bay
• New Bill Named After Slain Land Park Woman Would Require High-Risk Transient Parolees To Be Tracked
• Over 260 pounds of meth, multiple firearms and 50K in cash seized in LAPD drug bust
• Life-Saving Medication Gets Renewed Attention From Colorado School Districts After Student Dies From Overdose While At School
• USF Dons Fall to Murray State Racers in Overtime
• Car sent into water off PCH after hit-and-run
• St. Patrick's Day Marks First Holiday Celebrations In Sacramento Without COVID Restrictions
• 1 dead, another hurt in attempted robbery at Bell Gardens marijuana dispensary
• Elk Grove Police Work St. Patrick's Day DUI Checkpoint 2 Months After Losing One Of Their Own To Suspected Drunk Driver
• Kings Back on Track in 3-0 Win Over Sharks
• CHP pursuit ends in crash on 10 Freeway, suspect arrested
• Former Dallas Mavericks GM Donnie Nelson Sues Team; Says Was Fired For Reporting Sexual Misconduct Against Nephew
• Motorcycle officer struck in hit-and-run
• The first 'normal' St. Paddy's Day
• Chase And Crash: Driver In Stolen Car Rams Lakeside Police Cruiser, Crashes In Yard In Wheat Ridge
• Heartbreak on the Hilltop: USF Watch Party Ends in Disappointment
• Former California Gov. Schwarzenegger's Video Message Urges Russians To Overcome Government Disinformation
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Lows in the upper 30s by tonight, possible rain overnight
• No. 4 UCLA escapes upset, downs No. 13 Akron, 57-53
• What Makes Guessing March Madness Games So Hard?
• Minnesota's Native American Legacy To Be Showcased During NCAA Women's Final Four
• Teen charged as adult in Aurora carjacking, shooting that left woman paralyzed
• South Shore Hospital Chief Of Medicine Dr. Robert McIntyre Dies In Florida Diving Accident
• What's In The COVID-19 Forecast? New Variants Moving Into Massachusetts
• Family Of Fort Lauderdale Bus Shooting Victims Gather At Broward General
• White Sox take both split-squad games against Cubs in Cactus League opener
• Colorado Weather: Nice Friday And Weekend Before Next Storm
• Palm Beach Drawbridge Tender Arrested After Woman Fell To Her Death
• Northwest Baltimore Community Addresses City Leaders After Rash Of Deadly Shootings
• Multiple Wildfires Combine To Burn Approximately 38,000 Acres In Eastland County, Texas
• Two Dead In Fort Lauderdale Bus Shooting, Gunman In Custody
• St. Patrick's Day & March Madness Align To Create 'Perfect Day'
• Missing Boy, 10, Reunited With Family, Baltimore Police Say
• CBS3 Mysteries: Months Later, Camden Police Still Don't Know Why Young Father Darnell Farrish Was Killed
• Sonoma Honors Ukrainian Consul General to Show Support
• Moderna Seeks FDA Authorization For 4th Dose Of COVID Shot
• Police Investigate Incidents Of Harassment And Intimidation Against Shadyside Homeowners
• Dead body found in Angeles Forest
• Juvenile Shot In Annapolis
• Dr. Anthony Fauci To Speak At University Of Michigan Commencement Ceremony
• Hochul plans sweeping public safety package aimed at bail reform
• Ford Recalls More Than 150K F-150 Pickup Trucks For Wipers That May Fail
• Flyers Rally Past Predators In Claude Giroux's 1,000th Game
• James Hill, American With Pittsburgh Connections, Killed In Russian Attack In Ukraine
• Three 3's Brewing Company Helping Ukrainian Refugees With Special Beer Recipe
• Fifth-Seeded Saint Mary's Routs No. 12 Indiana 82-53
• Calls For Change After Hopkins Study Finds Harassment Prevalent For Health Officials
• School District Of Philadelphia Moves Most High School Start Times To 9 A.M.
• Woman Pleads Guilty To Hiring Hitman On Dark Web To Kill Ex-Husband In Chico
• Rams ink Allen Robinson to three-year deal worth $45 million
• Tarrant County College Board Of Trustees Votes Unanimously To Fire Chancellor Eugene Giovannini
• Report: Raiders Acquire Davante Adams From Packers
• This Key Indicator May Determine How Bad A BA.2 Wave Could Be In The US
• Britney Spears has deactivated her Instagram
• Lawmakers Propose Sending $400 To Californians To Offset Rising Gas Costs
• Stanford's Tara VanDerveer Uses NCAA Platform To Pledge Help To Ukraine
• UPDATE: Oakland Police Identify 3 Homicide Suspects, Detail Charges in Kevin Nishita Slaying
• John Waters' Iconic "Pink Flamingos" Gets Criterion Collection Release For 50th Anniversary
• Former Folsom Caregiver Sentenced For Elder Abuse Involving Patient With Dementia
• Redlands soccer coach arrested for having sex with minor
• Indiana Cheerleader Comes to Rescue to During St. Mary's Round 1 Game
• COVID-19 Hospitalizations Continue To Dwindle
• Dodgers sign Danny Duffy; Re-sign Jimmy Nelson
• Massachusetts House Passes Bill Banning Hair Discrimination
• San Jose Bars See Large Crowds Return For St. Patrick's Day After 2 Years Of Pandemic
• Strike Date Set For Sacramento City Teachers As 'Last Resort' With No District Agreement
• LAPD arrests Stolen Vehicle, Pursuit Suspect In Sherman Oaks
• Young Woman Attacked By Dog In Westmoreland County
• Women's History Month: Katherine Lester Sworn In As First-Ever Female Sacramento Police Chief
• Locals react to proposed gas tax rebate
• Power Goes Out During Justin Bieber Concert At Denver's Ball Arena
• San Francisco Health Officials Issue Fentanyl Overdose Warning for Recreational Drug Users
• Sacramento Bars, Restaurants Welcome St. Patrick's Day Revelers
• "Dom" De Marco, of Di Fara Pizza in Brooklyn, dies at age 85
• Colorado Weather: Heavy, Wet, St. Patrick's Day Snow Totals
• North Texas Church Helping Innocent Ukrainians Get Out Alive
• 20 million at-home COVID tests to be distributed in New York
• Some students opting to keep face masks on
• Russia declines to hold U.N. vote on its Ukraine resolution after pushback
• Police seek suspects in Brooklyn shooting that injured teen
• Former Harvey police Officer charged with extorting towing companies
• AP sources: Cubs add Villar, Givens in flurry of moves
• Bar Owners Seeing Green Thanks To College Basketball And St. Patrick's Day
• NOAA Spring Outlook Has Drought Expanding Along With Warmer Temperatures
• Blockbuster Trade Sends Packers Star WR Adams To Raiders
• NYC-based journalist documents war in Ukraine
• 19-Year-Old Found Dead In Royse City Home; Police Investigate Death And 2 Related House Fires
• NCAA Tournament Has Fort Worth Bustling
• As Tournaments Begin, Minneapolis Prepares for Women's Final Four
• Illini and Loyola prepare for first round in NCAA tournament
• Cross In Snow Is Reminder Of Dangerous Driving Conditions On Highway 285
• Project To Restore Chesapeake Bay Islands To Begin Combating Erosion
• 'I see nothing but opportunity and a blank canvas'
• UCI professor hopes to offer sanctuary to Ukrainian scholars
• One Interest Rate Hike Is Just The Start; What This Means For Homes & Cars
• Despite Fast Spread of New Coronavirus Subvariant, South Bay Cases in Decline
• UPDATE: No Devices Found At Fremont High School In Sunnyvale After Bomb Threat Prompts Evacuation
• Chicago mobile surveillance camera shot out on city's Northwest Side
• Parents wants CPS to honor vote to dismiss Jones College Prep principal
• Miami-Dade Housing Help On The Horizon
• Port Authority Routes Continue To Be Impacted Over Vaccine Mandate Battle
• Ravens Reunite With DT Michael Pierce In Reported $16.5M Deal
• Minneapolis Educators, School District Still $213M Apart On Day 8 Of Strike
• With Pair Of World Series Rings, Bay Area Native Joc Pederson Joins Hometown Giants
• 'Everybody's In Great Moods': Boston Restaurants, Residents Experience Festive St. Patrick's Day
• Rural residents rely on dwindling number of grocery stores
• Women restaurant owners go against the grain in Little Italy
• New Way To Get Around The Mon Valley Now Open
• Maryland Lawmakers Pass Emergency Suspension Of Fuel Tax
• California Would Provide Refuge For Transgender Youth Under New Bill
• University Of Pennsylvania's Lia Thomas Becomes First Transgender Woman To Win NCAAs
• Former California Gov. Schwarzenegger Calls on Russian People to See Truth About Ukraine
• AG Josh Shapiro's Office Announces Seizure Of Fentanyl And Guns In Braddock
• Intel Suggests Russia's Ground War in Ukraine Has Stalled, But Assault Continues
• Miami-Dade County Youth Fair Kicks Off Thursday, Celebrating 70th Anniversary
• Man Charged After Deadly Shooting In Wilmerding
• Advocates call for stronger laws to keep guns out of kids' hands
• North Texas Dog Mauling Survivor's Resilience Spreads Hope
• Beverly historian celebrates St. Patrick's Day with residents
• Fort Collins Woman Qiaoru Li Accused Of Pimping And Prostitution
• L.I. business victim of mistaken identity, vandalism
• Former Maryland Del. Emmett Burns Dies At 81
• 'Clover' The Miracle Dog Is One Lucky Dog This St. Patrick's Day
• How Ukrainians are using art to depict the realities of war
• Bill From State Sen. Scott Wiener Would Promote California As Refuge For Transgender Youth
• 'Protecting Access To Abortion Is Important': California Lawmakers Vote To Make Abortions Cheaper
• South Florida Doctors, Volunteers Step Up To Help Ukrainian Victims In Moldova
• Defending Champ Baylor Opens With 85-49 Win Over Norfolk St
• New forensic image released of woman whose remains were found in present-day Lake Forest in 1983
• Minnesota Vikings Licenses Plates? Bill At Capitol Would Make It Reality
• Black and Brown cannabis entrepreneurs are still in limbo with license delays
• Darnell Ward Faces Child Exploitation Charges, Victimizing Denver Area Female Student-Athletes
• Erika Stanish
• Panthers football is LIVE on KBCW!
• Lawrence Gas Station Keeping Prices Low To 'Help Community During Crisis'
• Woman in serious condition after Cicero fire
• Former KGB spy offers insights on what Putin wants
• Poll analysis: After two years, most say COVID divided the country
• AG Frosh Joins Coalition Calling To Strengthen Protections Against Childhood Lead Poisoning
• NTSB: 13-Year-Old Boy Was Driving Truck In Crash That Killed A Westminster Man And 8 Others In Texas
• Two Deadly House Fires In Two Different Cities In One Colorado Night
• Michigan Advances I-375 Modernization Project In Detroit
• 2 years into pandemic, all signs point to recovery for Chinatown
• Man Shot During Fight, Pickpocketed As He Lay Dying On Hunting Park Street: Police
• Ron Jeremy to undergo psych exams; criminal case suspended
• Poll analysis: Americans less concerned as they face future of pandemic
• Latest report describes ongoing dysfunction on Rikers Island
• It's Been A Challenging 2 Years Of School, And The Test Scores Show It
• 13-Year-Old Was Driving Truck That Struck Van In West Texas Killing 9, NTSB Says
• Sherman Oaks teacher arrested for child molestation
• Alleged Patriot Boys member pleads guilty to assaulting officer on Jan. 6
• Tree House Brewing Company In Charlton Using Recycled Carbon Dioxide To Make Beer
• DA Visits TechBoston After Teacher, Student Shot
• Democrats Michelle Beckley, Mike Collier Discuss Priorities In Primary Runoff For Texas Lt. Governor
• Keller @ Large: Expect Plenty Of Sarcasm At Return Of Boston's St. Patrick's Day Breakfast
• 'People Creating An Act Of War': Victim's Grandfather Speaks Out On 'Upsetting' Deadly Shooting On Palmetto Expressway
• Brad Ingelsby On 'Mare Of Easttown,' Delaware's Chances Vs. Villanova In NCAA Tournament
• Investigation underway after police shoot unarmed man in Trenton, N.J.
• Former Ald. Ricardo Munoz gets 13 months in prison for fraud, money laundering
• Broward Middle, High Schools Set To Launch Handheld Metal Detector Testing
• Detroit Moms, Attorney To File Lawsuits Against Abbott Nutrition Following Infants Illness Possibly Linked To Recalled Formula
• Antioch Man Convicted In 1980 Cold Case Rape, Murder of 14-Year-Old Suzanne Bombardier
• House votes to suspend trade relations with Russia and Belarus
• Over 80% Of AC Transit Employees Report COVID-19 Vaccination Ahead Of Mandate Deadline
• 13-year-old was driving truck involved in crash that killed 9 in Texas, NTSB says
• Eustace Man Sentenced to 10 Years for Offering to 'Break' Sex Trafficking Victim
• Hundreds of cars line up for Chicago businessman Willie Wilson's $200K free gas giveaway
• Traffic Worse Than Before Pandemic Started For Some Massachusetts Drivers
• Bensalem Police Searching For Father Wanted In Connection To Fentanyl-Related Death Of 4-Month-Old Baby
• NYPD: Woman stabbed in neck in East Harlem
• Police: NW Miami-Dade Burger King Worker Shoots At Customer After Dispute Spills Into Parking Lot
• Schwarzenegger speaks to Russians in emotional video about war
• Minneapolis Food Service Workers Reach Tentative Agreement With MPS
• A Perfect March Madness Bracket Could Get You Free Crab Cakes For Life
• Woman swindled by man she thought was courting her on Facebook Dating
• Droughts will continue, much of U.S. will see above-average temperatures, NOAA says
• Shardae Rideaux And Gabrielle James Arrested In Shooting Death Of Juvenile Female In Denver
• Miami Weather: Look Out For St. Patrick's Day Rainbows As Spotty Showers Develop
• SF Judge Sentences LA Man to 9 Years For Fraud That Cost Millions
• Massachusetts Reports 899 New COVID Cases, 10 Additional Deaths
• Ukrainians can be considered for asylum at U.S.-Mexico border, DHS says
• Maryland State Police Complete Investigation Into Robert Vicosa's Killing Spree As Pennsylvania Probe Reveals 'Concerns'
• Philadelphia Police Officer Daniel Levitt Charged With Perjury In Connection To VUFA Arrest, DA's Office Says
• With Some Twists, Traditional St. Patrick's Day Parades Return To Twin Cities
• Trump's EPA chief Scott Pruitt weighing Senate run in Oklahoma
• St. Patrick's Day Babies Warm Hearts At Conemaugh Memorial Medical Center
• Meadow Street Bridge To Temporarily Close
• Sununu Says He'll Veto Republican-Backed New Hampshire Redistricting Plan
• Report: Baker Mayfield Requests Trade After Cleveland Browns Chase Deshaun Watson
• Cook County announces finalists for new county flag design
• Philadelphia Residents Flock To City Bars For March Madness, St. Patrick's Day Celebrations
• Anne Arundel County Police Investigate Apparent Murder-Suicide Involving Father & Son
• Philadelphia Eagles Release Star Defensive Tackle Fletcher Cox: Reports
• KDKA Links: March 14-20
• Oakland Hills Fire Causes $80 Million In Damages
• Dodgers to play first home doubleheader since 1999 on May 17
• 93-Year-Old Korean War Veteran Killed In Washington County House Fire
• Baltimore Man Gets Life In 2020 Murder Of 20-Year-Old
• Former Bears WR Allen Robinson signs with LA Rams
• For first time, UCLA will guarantee 4 years of housing for incoming freshmen
• Harford County Shelter At Capacity, Reduces Adoption Fees For Dogs
• Russia's Influence Strongly Felt In America's Backyard
• Study Shows Harassment Prompted Some Health Officials To Resign During The Pandemic
• Let's Play! Buxton Digs In, MLB Spring Games Finally Begin
• Jakob Johnson Sends Message Of Thanks To Patriots: 'Greatest Honor Of My Life To Take The Field With You'
• PayPal Sets Up Option Allowing Customers To Send Money To Ukrainians
• Reunion For Ravens, Za'Darius Smith Reportedly Falls Through
• Special License Plates Promote Autism Awareness, Support Colorado Nonprofit
• DCFS director held in contempt a 7th time for failure to place child
• 'Airborne' Gummies Recalled Over Injury Hazard
• Man Shot Multiple Times In Woodlawn, Police Say
• Guess co-founder Paul Marciano accused of sexual misconduct by 4 more women
• One Person Unaccounted For After House Fire In Northglenn
• Ever Forward's Hull Undamaged After Chesapeake Bay Grounding
• Man Charged With Murdering Ex-Girlfriend At Their St. Paul Workplace
• Girl, 17, Wounded In 'Targeted' Shooting In Glen Burnie, Police Say
• Sheriff: Workers Maybe Sparked Oakland Hills Country Club Fire With Torch
• Ravens Fill Areas Of Need With Marcus Williams, Morgan Moses
• Jeffco Sheriff: Vehicle Hits Deputy In Patrol Car While Responding To Another Crash
• AP Sources: Cowboys Releasing OL Collins For More Cap Relief
• Colorado State Rams Eliminated In First Round By Michigan In NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament
• Brad Miller Agrees To $10M, 2-Year Deal With Rangers
• Baltimore Orioles To Again Allow Outside Food And Drink At Camden Yards
• New Hampshire Gov. Sununu to veto congressional map passed by own party
• Denver Weather: Record Setting Storm Brings More Slushy Snow
• Big Rig Jackknifes in Crash on Interstate Highway 580 in Richmond
• NOAA: Western U.S. Megadrought Will Persist, May Get Worse In Coming Months
• 2 Killed In East Oakland Hit-&-Run; Arrest Made
• Police Investigate 'Suspicious' Death of 2-Month-Old In Royal Oak Township
• State Expected To Receive $2.2B Federal Loan For Reservoir Project
• Mike's Pastry In Boston Makes Yelp List Of America's 'Most Reviewed Places To Eat'
• 4th Person Charged In Beating Death Of Minneapolis Man
• Lincoln Park Zoo welcomes new African lion cub
• Airborne Gummies recalled because caps may fly off bottles
• Last Remaining Suspect Arrested In South Florida Real State Scam Affecting Dozens; 2 In Custody
• Report: Warriors Star Stephen Curry Out Indefinitely with Sprained Ligament
• Man Found Fatally Shot In Vehicle In Vallejo
• Where's Marty? Celebrating St. Patrick's Day At The Guinness Brewery
• Smoke seen above Atwater Village chemical company caused by packaging mishap
• On Eve Of Tourney, UCLA Gives Mike Cronin New 6-Year Deal
• GOP Push For New Voting Restrictions In Michigan Ramps Up Ahead Of June 1 Deadline
• Sen. Tom Bakk To Retire At End Of Year: 'Time For Me To Pass The Torch'
• Ohio Woman Dies In Car Crash On M-53 In Sterling Heights, Police Say
• Alleged Chinese Spies Tried To Rob Bay Area Figure Skating Star Alysa Liu Of Her Olympic Moment
• 40-Year-Old Steven Smith Accused Of Fatally Shooting 2 Dentists At Clinic In Tyler, Texas
• Driver Who Died After Crashing Near Rainbow Bridge Identified As Megan Ramirez
• NASA's new moon rocket rolled out to launch pad for dress rehearsal
• Woman Smoking While On Home Oxygen Killed In Haverhill Fire
• Richmond Police Search For 16-Year-Old Mother, 1-Year-Old Son Missing Since Weekend
• Florida Supreme Court Ruling Would Make It Harder To Sue Tobacco Companies
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Colder weather coming soon
• Minnesota Twins Single-Game Tickets Now For Sale
• Report: Patriots Have No Interest In Signing Tackle La'El Collins
• Baltimore County Police Investigating Colbury Road Shooting
• Crash And Shooting Close Down Roadway In North Highlands
• Alexis Wilkins Arrested After Girl Dies From Fentanyl Overdose At High School In Colorado Springs
• Michigan Rep. Jewell Jones Sentenced In Drunken Driving Case
• Denver International Airport Worker On Airport's $50 Million Flood: 'I Was In Crisis Mode'
• Smoking Determined As Likely Cause Of Lowell House Fire That Killed 4-Year-Old Girl
• Potential connection between diabetes and COVID-19
• Patriots Reportedly Signing RB/WR Ty Montgomery To 2-Year Deal
• Rock & Roll Hall of Fame responds to Dolly Parton
• Make your own darn bed: Hotels ditch housekeeping services
• Man Charged With Killing Own Mother In South End Apartment
• Cuomo calls out Hochul, N.Y. State Legislature in speech to Hispanic clergy in the Bronx
• SUVs and pickups more likely to hit walkers than drivers
• David Naumenko Arrested After Firing Shots At Police In Upper Providence Township
• Toll Hike Goes Into Effect On 5 Cape May County Bridges
• Dallas Police Investigating Swiss Avenue/N. Hall Street Fatal Shooting
• Shamrock Shuffle bringing road closures for the race
• Driver pulled from car, kicked and robbed in possible road rage incident in Harlem
• Police warning businesses of recent burglaries in Albany Park
• Steph Curry Out Indefinitely With Sprained Left Foot From Collision With Marcus Smart
• Officials: Now's The Time To Safely Remove Bats From Your Home, Before Nesting Season
• Multiple Cars, Buildings in Stockton Struck by Gunfire Early Thursday Morning
• Woman accused of killing housekeeper in 1999 found guilty
• Waltham's Moody Street Will Close To Traffic For 3rd Straight Year For Outdoor Dining
• Texas A&M Forest Service Mobilizes Fire Resources Ahead Of Possible Wildfire Activity
• Pittsburgh Set To Experience Economic Boost From NCAA Tournament
• Hip-Hop Musical 'Freestyle Love Supreme' Opening At Emerson Colonial Theater In Boston
• IRS aims to resolve massive backlog by end of year
• Florida Couple Pleads Guilty To $881K COVID-19 Relief Fraud
• Minneapolis Street Renamed For John Cheatham, City's 1st Black Fire Captain
• Pittsburgh Weather: Low Rain Chances And Warm Temperatures For St. Patrick's Day
• Proviso District 209 teachers' strike continues Thursday
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Rain chances Thursday afternoon
• Plans For Large New Northern California Reservoir On Track For $2.2B Federal Loan
• Driver crashes into utility pole, downs power lines on Route 33 in Manalapan, N.J.
• Police Search For Person Of Interest In Fire At Mudgie's Deli And Bar In Corktown
• BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport Set Cargo Record In 2021, Hogan Says
• U.S. is sending Ukraine javelin missiles, ammo and "switchblades"
• City of Aurora celebrates St. Patrick's Day with flag raising ceremony
• COVID In MN: 470 New Cases, 10 More Deaths
• Von Miller leaves Rams, joins Bills on $120M deal
• Miami Shores Man Claimed Million Dollar Prize In Florida Lottery Scratch Off Game
• Severe Storms, With Large Hail, Damaging Winds, Possible For Metroplex This Afternoon/Evening
• 2 Wounded In Northwest Baltimore Shooting, Police Say
• AAA Texas: Statewide Average Gas Price Falls Amid Demand Concerns
• Malibu Neighbor Confronts Armed Burglars
• Lost & Found: World War II-Era Ring Found At Maryland Science Center
• Show starring Zelenskyy back on Netflix
• Ukrainian mayor says 21 killed as Russian artillery hits a school
• Michigan House Speaker: No Changes To Auto Insurance Law This Term
• AP Source: Slugger Kris Bryant Signing With Colorado Rockies
• Police Identify Victims In Deadly Palmetto Expressway Shooting
• The Celtics Continue To Be A Defensive Force
• Florida Jobless Claims Again Below 4,000
• Teen Charged In Van Buren Township Crash That Killed 1, Injured 3 Others
• SMART Train Extends Fare Cut, Eliminates Parking Fees
• March Madness: Wisconsin's Johnny Davis Rises To Stardom
• March Madness: Wisconsin's Johnny Davis Rises To Stardom
• Maryland State Police Ramping Up Impaired Driving Patrols For St. Patrick's Day
• Maryland Weather: Off-And-On Rain For St. Patrick's Day
• Matthew Slater Wasn't Playing For Any Team Other Than Patriots
• Gov. Walz And Lt. Gov. Flanagan's Revised Budget Includes $500 Direct Payments
• Bills Make It Von Miller-Time In Buffalo
• Join us April 10 for the Lustgarten Pancreatic Cancer Research Walk
• Curio Wellness Giving Away $40K In Gift Cards To Help Customers Pay For Gas
• Retired Cook County judge among more than 100 arrested in human trafficking sting in Florida
• Kanye West suspended from Instagram after racial slurs against Trevor Noah
• Two-alarm fire tears through sports bar in Downey
• Feeling Lucky? Here Is A List Of Events To Help You Celebrate St. Patrick's Day In South Florida
• Woman Robbed, Sexually Assaulted in Millbrae; Suspect Arrested
• South Sacramento Garage Fire Sparks Heavy Response
• Companies race to build "digital twins" in the metaverse
• Isaiah Mobley heads into March Madness with one eye on the NBA
• Biden COVID Coordinators Leaving In April, Dr. Ashish Jha To Take Over
• Iconic Newport Cliff Walk To Remain Closed 'Well Past' Busy Summer Season After Collapse
• Jobless claims recede as labor market stays strong
• Ukrainian restaurant drawing crowds and "outpouring of love" in NYC
• Citi Angers Texas GOP Over Travel Benefits For Abortions
• U.S. personnel leave Mexico after violence sparked by cartel leader's arrest
• Returning to the office this spring? We have your wardrobe basics covered
• Putin's war leaves thousands of Russians cashless and stranded abroad
• After Topping Lakers, Wolves Will At Least Make Play-In Tournament
• Deputy dead, 2nd wounded after shootout during SWAT arrest attempt
• Best rated blenders of 2022, plus deals
• Westbound I-70 Reopens At Morrison/Golden After Delays Thursday Morning
• Sandra Bullock on why she's taking a break from acting
• Philadelphia Eagles Sign GM Howie Roseman To 3-Year Contract Extension: Reports
• Evanston activist Elise Malary's car found, but she remains missing
• Citi angers Texas GOP over travel benefits for abortions
• 1 Missing After Fire Destroys Home In Lakewood
• Sonoma County Enacts Cannabis Tax Cut Through June 2023
• Russian strike kills Ukrainian man's entire family as they try to flee
• PTL Links: March 17, 2022
• Former NorCal Congressman Vic Fazio Dies At 79
• Captain 1,000: Flyers Salute Giroux In Potential Final Days
• Young Tigers' Pitching Staff Led By Eduardo Rodriguez
• The Patriots Are Kind Of Boring Right Now
• Reports: Russian Court Extends US Basketball Star Brittney Griner's Arrest Until May 19
• Steve Kerr Was Not Pleased With Marcus Smart's 'Dangerous Play' That Injured Steph Curry
• People Generally Look At Their Phones Around People For 3 Reasons, Study Finds
• AKC's Most Popular Dog Breeds Of 2021
• Marin Water Bans Watering Of Decorative Lawns For Businesses, City Landscapes
• Miami Proud: For Broward Teacher Of The Year, Seema Naik, 'The Real Reward Is Each Day On The Job'
• "We trust the COVID vaccine," heads of top medical groups say in ads targeting parents
• Settlement Reached In Lawsuit That Alleged East Carver Co. Schools Failed To Address Racist Bullying
• The best March Madness TV deals: Samsung, TCL and more
• 3 Hurt When Pursuit Ends In Violent Westlake Collision, Narrowly Avoids Homeless Encampment
• Ukrainian who beat Federer at Wimbledon now facing Russia in war
• $400 Gas Rebate Proposed By State Democrats
• Geryiell Walker Pleads Guilty To Role In Illegal Firearms Purchases
• Police: Suspects pose as Con Ed workers in Queens armed robbery
• Jeff Zients, White House COVID response coordinator, to leave post
• Homeowner Shoots, Kills Man He Saw Breaking Into His Car In West Philadelphia: Police
• WATCH LIVE: Rebroadcast Of Philadelphia's St. Patrick's Day Parade
• California man pleads guilty to taking 2 bear cubs from their den
• Hope that many survived Ukraine theater attack as Russia's war stalls
• U.S. giving Ukraine more drones – a surprising success story so far
• Netflix Might Start Charging To Share Passwords
• Tkachuk, Dube lead Flames to win over Devils
• McGillin's Olde Ale House Has Long History Of Philly Love Stories With Some Even Meeting On St. Patrick's Day
• How to watch the 2022 MLB season after the baseball player lockout
• After Reports Of Caps 'Forcefully' Popping Off, Airborne Recalls Millions Of Bottles Of Gummies
• 70 Sheep Die In Carlton County Pole Barn Fire
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's St. Patrick's Day forecast
• Body Found In Parking Lot Of Rochester School
• Revolution Eliminated From Concacaf Champions League With Disappointing Second Leg Loss To Pumas
• Details emerge about college athletes and coach killed in crash
• Nafiah Ikram delivers message 1 year after L.I. acid attack
• 4 ways to protect your savings as the Fed hike rates
• Dozens of businesses damaged by massive fire in Queens
• None injured after vehicle crashes into building in San Pedro
• 22-year-old woman shot while driving in Woodlawn; child in car not injured
• Irish pride on full display as St. Patrick's Day Parade returns
• Airborne Gummies Recalled Due To Injury Hazard
• Procession Will Take Hatboro Police Officer Ryan Allen From Rehab Facility To Home For Hospice Care Thursday
• Former roommate arrested in college student's 2007 murder
• NTSB Investigating Texas Crash That Killed 9 And Left Two College Golfers Critically Injured
• MN Weather: Temps Dip Slightly Thursday, But A Beautiful Weekend Ahead
• Mega Job Fair In Sunrise, Companies Looking To Fill 7,500 Positions
• Alliance For Philly Public Schools Asks School District To Pause Superintendent Search; Plans Protest For Thursday
• Spencer Dinwiddie 3-Pointer At The Buzzer Lifts Dallas Mavericks Over Nets 113-111
• Alleged Chinese spies targeted U.S. Olympian Alysa Liu, father, he says
• B. Toy's Walk 'n' Learn 'Wooden Activity Toddler Walker' Recalled Due To Choking Hazard
• Philadelphia Police: Man Critically Injured After Being Shot Multiple Times Near His Home In Cobbs Creek
• Shortwave Radio Signal From Florida Cow Pasture Reaches Russia Carrying Latest News
• Braddock Police Chief Guy Collins To Appear In Front Of Borough Council
• Raising The Red Flags: How To Make Sure Your Taxes Are In Order To Avoid An IRS Audit
• Cargo ship sinks in Persian Gulf off Iran with 30 on board
• Washington County Distributing Grant Money To Promote Tourism
• It Happens Here: Worthen House Cafe Is All About History In Lowell
• Fire Breaks Out At Former A-K Steel Building In Butler County
• Hundreds of bulletproof vests donated for Ukraine stolen in Manhattan
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• Police Searching For Suspect After Shooting In Braddock
• Ambulance With Patient Onboard Collides With Car
• Allegheny Co. Jail To Begin Allowing In-Person Visitation Again
• Stephen Curry Injures Left Foot In Warriors Blowout Loss To Celtics

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• Pediatrician Discusses Masks In Schools
• Illini looks for redemption, Loyola makes their 3rd appearance in NCAA tournament
• Indiana man making his dream of revitalizing hometown into a reality
• Illini and Loyola practice one last time before NCAA tournament
• Locals React to Proposed Gas Tax Rebate
• Russia's disinformation campaign against Ukraine
• Ukraine war creates divide in GOP foreign policy
• Mini-Van Crashes Into San Pedro Business
• UCI Professor Starts Fundraiser For Ukrainian Scholars Fleeing Violence
• "It's Scary": Surveillance camera shot at intersection plagued by shootings
• Parents want CPS to honor school council vote to fire Jones College Prep Principal
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• Chicago First Alert Weather: Rain arrives Friday
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• At least five killed in Missouri pileup
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• Rural towns look to increase food access
• LGBTQ community rebukes Florida's "Don't Say Gay" bill
• New COVID variant sparks fears of another surge
• Russia extends WBNA star Brittney Griner's detention
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• Advocates call for stronger laws to keep guns out of kids' hands
• Latest on federal investigation into Hunter Biden
• Father of family killed fleeing Ukraine speaks out
• Illini and Loyola prepare for NCAA Tournament
• U.S. bolsters Ukrainian forces with military aid
• Exclusive: L.I. business owners say they're being wrongly targeted as Russian oligarchs
• Civilian deaths rise from brutal Russian siege in Ukraine
• 'They just hop from bar to bar and hang out'
• Senator Mark Warner discusses threat of China amid Russia's war in Ukraine
• Rain doesn't stop New Yorkers from flocking to St. Patrick's Day Parade
• NYC journalist returns to home country of Ukraine to document Russian invasion
• Gov. Hochul lays out plan to reform bail laws
• Political panel talks Biden's handling of COVID, latest on U.S. relations with China, Russia
• Cicero woman in serious condition after fire
• Women's History Month: Women restaurant owners go against the grain in Little Italy
• CBS News polling gives insight into how Americans view the pandemic
• "Dom" De Marco of Di Fara Pizza in Brooklyn dies at 85
• 3/17: Red and Blue
• Black and Brown cannabis entrepreneurs are still in limbo with license delays
• Federal monitor outlines continued dysfunction at Rikers Island
• Gov. Hochul urges New Yorkers to continue testing for COVID as needed
• Video shows disturbing assault on New Rochelle High School grounds
• Search for gunman in shooting of teenager in Crown Heights
• Victim of Long Island acid attack, family renew calls for justice 1 year later
• Former Ald. Ricardo Munoz sentenced to 13 months in prison
• Chinatown on road to recovery 2 years after beginning of COVID pandemic
• Firefighters battle five-alarm fire in Queens
• Russia's bombing campaign continues terrorizing civilian areas in Ukraine
• Mobile surveillance camera shot out on Chicago's North Side
• Hundreds line up for gas giveaway hosted by businessman Willie Wilson
• Investigation underway after police shoot unarmed man in Trenton
• Thousands attend NYC's first St. Patrick's Day Parade after 2-year absence
• Annual St. Patrick's Day mass held at St. Patrick's Cathedral
• NYPD investigating stabbing of woman in East Harlem
• Schwarzenegger posts emotional video about Ukraine
• Woman looking for love through Facebook Dating ends up getting scammed by conman.
• Firefighters Respond To Chemical Leak In Atwater Village
• MoneyWatch: How do U.S. ban on Russian oil, Fed interest rate hike affect energy market?
• 11-year-old Ukrainian boy hailed as a hero after traveling to Slovakia alone
• More Women Accuse Guess Co-Founder Paul Marciano Of Sexual Misconduct
• Empowering women through self defense
• How the Federal Reserve's interest rate hike will affect Americans
• First Alert Weather: Rain today but warmup tomorrow
• Former KGB agent Jack Barsky breaks down Vladimir Putin's motives for the Ukraine invasion
• Andrew Cuomo speaks at event in the Bronx
• NYPD investigating possible road rage attack in Harlem
• Woman who survived acid attack speaks out 1 year later
• Yonkers collecting medical supplies for Ukraine
• Biden calls Putin a "war criminal," but stands firm against no-fly zone
• Hundreds of cars line up for Chicago businessman Willie Wilson's $200K free gas giveaway Thursday
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Another mild day with possible showers during the day
• Sue Bird's workout
• Car takes down power lines in Monmouth County, N.J.
• Aurora celebrates St. Patrick's Day with flag raising ceremony
• Massive Queens fire now under control
• Irish pride on full display at St. Patrick's Day parade returns
• District 209 teachers return to the picket lines as negotiations continue
• U.S. weighs alternatives to a no-fly zone over Ukraine
• Amber Lee's Weather Forecast (March 17)
• Russia continues relentless assault on Ukraine's cities
• President of Queens College Frank Wu on pandemic's role in growing number of anti-Asian attacks
• St. Patrick's Day Parade kicks off to festive crowd in Midtown
• 2 Shot To Death In Bell Gardens
• Nafiah Ikram speaks out one year after acid attack
• Fearing Russian shelling, Ukrainians try to shield their heritage
• CBS News Los Angeles: The Rundown (March 17 AM Edition)
• Snake catcher removes carpet python from car's headrest
• Motorcyclist crashes trying to beat rising drawbridge
• Rocket strike on Kyiv street
• Lindsey Graham doubles down on call for Vladimir Putin's assassination: “I just want him to go”
• Kangaroo bounds through water amid severe flooding in New South Wales
• Driver mistakes accelerator for brake and crashes into convenience store
• Fishing guide catches 10-foot sturgeon in British Columbia
• Large Fire Tears Through Sports Bar In Downey
• NY Irish Center hosting all-day event filled with music and dance
• Child runs into sloth while zip lining through Costa Rican rainforest
• Biden says Putin "is a war criminal"
• Stock market reacts to Federal Reserve's interest rate hike
• CBS Sports HQ: Dodgers sign Freddie Freeman; Von Miller, Bills agree on 6-year deal
• Volunteers for Ukraine helps military veterans travel overseas
• Russian forces continue shelling in Ukraine, striking a Mariupol theater
• Annual Poppy Bloom Returns To Antelope Valley
• 3 Hurt When Pursuit Ends In Violent Westlake Collision, Narrowly Avoids Homeless Encampment
• Jussie Smollett released from Cook County Jail on bond
• Iconic Thai beach re-opens to tourists
• Jussie Smollett released from jail as he appeals case
• Man in Kyiv seen crying next to mother's body in the street after missile strike
• Homeless Search For New Housing As LA Closes Little Tokyo Encampment
• Mobley brothers eye NBA reunion after March Madness
• Owners of long-standing New York Ukrainian restaurant garner support for Ukraine aid
• Look ahead at today's events
• Suspects pose as Con Ed workers in violent robbery
• Ukrainian baby sobs uncontrollably as his father says goodbye
• Netflix testing a program that charges subscribers for sharing passwords
• Comedy series starring President Volodymyr Zelenskyy returns to Netflix in the U.S.
• MoneyWatch: States look to tackle high gas prices
• Thousands of Russians overseas during the war stranded with no cash or flight options
• President Biden calls Vladimir Putin a "war criminal" for the first time following Volodymyr Zelenskyy's address to Congress
• Husband of Ukrainian woman captured in viral image speaks to CBS News
• Fire impacting subway service in Queens
• Deadly bus collision in Texas kills 9
• Fed raises interest rates for the first time since 2018
• 22-year-old woman shot while driving in Woodlawn; child in car not injured
• Biden calls Putin a war criminal after announcing additional aid to Ukraine
• Russia continues to strike Mariupol
• Photojournalist shares experience covering conflict in Ukraine
• 3/17: CBS News Mornings
• Chicago businessman Willie Wilson donating $200K in free gas Thursday
• Acid attack suspect still on the loose one year later
• Ed Mullins due in court in fraud case
• Biden calls Putin "war criminal" over Ukraine invasion
• St. Patrick's Day Parade returns to NYC
• Ukraine “neutrality” emerging as possible key in peace talks: CBS News Flash March 17, 2022
• First Alert Weather: Soggy St. Patrick's Day
• Proviso District 209 teachers' strike continues Thursday
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Rain chances Thursday afternoon
• Gatherings held across nation to mark 1-year anniversary of mass shooting at Atlanta spas