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Articles from March 21, 2022

• Dramatic Rescue After Good Samaritan Hears Cries For Help From Man Stuck In Storm Drain In Antioch
• Forsberg has 5 points as Preds slam Ducks, 6-3
• Higher Number Of Drivers Avoiding Gas Purchases, Getting Stranded
• "It's coming": President Biden warns of "evolving" Russian cyber threat to U.S.
• Marysville Temple Inspired Newest Pixar Film 'Turning Red'
• Eyewitness to viral Tesla jump speaks out
• Homeowner fires at trespasser in Tarzana
• Caltrain Hits Person Walking On Tracks In Mountain View
• Bouncer charged with stabbing Palos Hills Marine Daniel Martinez to death in Boston
• Freeway Shooting Investigation Underway In Stockton
• By the Hand Club for Kids brings Chicago to inner-city kids' fingertips
• Laughter is best medicine for family 10 years after shooting that killed Rekia Boyd
• CPS settles with families who say sons with disabilities were raped in school
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Cooler and wetter in days to come
• DeRozan, LaVine propel Bulls to win over Raptors
• Dara Mabrey's 29 points help Notre Dame roll past Oklahoma
• Doctors concerned federal COVID funding may end
• Suspect In Custody After Deadly Double Shooting At Stockton Lounge
• Tom Brady, Julian Edelman Tease Patriots Fans With Fancy Video On Social Media
• One wounded in Fairfax District shooting
• Decades After It Was Promised, MBTA Opens Green Line Extension Into Cambridge And Somerville
• Crane hoists LASD chopper wreckage
• Green Line Extension Raising Concerns Over Higher Rents In Somerville
• Baltimore's Deadly Crime Wave Spills Into Monday
• National Guard Members Complete Pandemic Mission At Massachusetts Hospitals
• 'Heartbreaking': Family Upset About Damaged Headstones At Pittsburgh Cemetery
• Parents Voice Opinions On Masks For Pittsburgh Public Schools
• Advocates: Jackson Park Golf Course expansion will involve hundreds of trees being cut down
• Plaza Hotel doorman saves the day after 9-year-old punched
• The Baltimore Area Will Soon See Spring Showers
• Baltimore Police Seek Information On Missing Girl
• Incident Shuts Down All Eastbound Ben Franklin Bridge Lanes Heading Into New Jersey
• Lakers crush Cavs, 131-120; LeBron has 38 in return to Ohio
• Hopkins H.S. Student Pushes Legislature For Free Pads, Tampons In Minnesota Schools
• Pittsburgh Woman Turns Herself In To FBI For Alleged Role In Capitol Riot
• 15-Year-Old Arrested For Opening Fire On Car Full Of Teen Girls On Temple University's Campus, 2 Other Shootings: Police
• MPS Says It's Made Final Offer On Salaries; Teachers Accuse Them Of Stalling
• Good Question: How Many Workers Are Back Downtown? How Many Are Hybrid?
• COVID: Omicron Variant BA.2 Found In Wastewater Samples In Santa Clara County
• Minnesotans Step Up To Foster 49 Surrendered Guinea Pigs
• Cockroaches & Worms In Food, South Florida Leaders Say Haitian Migrants Treated Like Prisoners
• Two killed, two injured when car wraps around tree in Washington Park
• Tatum Scores 36, Celtics Roll Past Oklahoma City 132-123
• Cam Talbot, Wild Blank Vegas 3-0 As Marc-Andre Fleury Watches From Bench
• Kevin Durant's 37 points lead Nets over Jazz
• Vikings Host Ex-Packer LB Za'Darius Smith On Free Agent Visit
• Maxey Scores 28 As 76ers, Without Harden, Embiid, Beat Heat
• Early Spring Weather Makes For Longer Bay Area Allergy Season
• Islanders reach contract extensions with Clutterbuck, Parise
• Tornado Causes Significant Damage In Jacksboro
• Sheriff: 'Violent' Gang Member Arrested After Firing Shots In Sacramento County
• Driver Seriously Injured After Plowing SUV into Building Near San Francisco's Alamo Square
• Mississippi River Tow Kicks Off Start Of Navigation Season
• Rangers add depth at deadline, acquire defenseman, 2 forwards
• Dozens Gather At State Capitol In Lansing To Show Support For Ukraine
• Marchand Scores 2, Lifts Bruins Past Canadiens In OT
• Tyrese Maxey Scores 28, Powers Shorthanded Sixers Past First-Place Heat
• Michigan Gov. Whitmer Backs Suspending State Sales Tax On Gas
• AAA: Gas Prices Slightly Decline In Michigan
• Ruppersberger Aims To Bring Economic Development Incentives To Tradepoint Atlantic
• THE CW NETWORK GIVES EARLY RENEWALS TO SEVEN CURRENT SERIES FOR THE 2022-23 BROADCAST SEASON
• "It's coming": President Biden warns of "evolving" Russian cyber threat to U.S.
• Family Forced to Relive Tragic Loss as 2014 Homicide Case Finally Goes to Trial
• Recent Gang-Related Violence & Threats Cancels Annual Basketball Games In Aurora
• Damaging Tornado Touches Down In Bowie Area
• Keegan Thompson takes mound as Cubs beat Reds in Cactus League
• California Assembly Advances Involuntary Servitude Amendment
• Crews respond to a report of a drowning at youth center
• Richmond High Students Transfixed and Inspired by Jackson Confirmation Hearings
• Yuba City Man Threw Rock Through Marysville Police Department Window, Authorities Say
• Lawsuit Filed by Former Employee Says Google Discriminates Against Black Workers
• NCAA Tournament At Chase Center Will Show Tourists San Francisco At Its Best
• Micker Adolfo hits three-run bomb as White Sox beat Dodgers in Cactus League play
• Hollywood Forever Cemetery may get historic-cultural monument designation
• Video: 5 Arrested After Fleeing Stolen Vehicle At Gas Station; Vehicle Then Catches On Fire
• Fight In Ohio GOP Senate Debate Leads To Demand For Apology
• BART to Restore Red Line Service Between Richmond and Millbrae Tuesday
• Cleanup Begins For Massive Homeless Encampment Along Oakland's High Street
• Victorville man arrested for armed robbery, sexual assault of women met online
• SEPTA Key Advantage Program To Provide Free Transit Passes To Drexel University, Penn Medicine, Wawa Employees
• Denver Weather: One More Chance For Light Snow This Week
• Vandal caught on camera cutting down and damaging security cameras in West Lawn
• Tuesday's Show Info (3/22/22)
• Death Of Rocklin High Basketball Player Highlights Rise In Trend Of Pedestrian Fatalities
• LA County to lift proof of vaccination requirement
• Problems With PayPal Withholding Your Money? You're Not Alone
• COVID-19 Hospitalizations Below 1,400
• South Hills Residents Raise Concerns Over Drinking Water
• Bicyclist Struck And Killed By Van In Emmitsburg, Police Say
• 'Names Have Meaning': Task Force Moves To Rename Pingree Park
• New York state closely monitoring Omicron subvariant BA.2
• Ohtani K's five in Spring debut for Halos
• LAX unveils new mural
• Farms Are Moving Indoors & Going High-Tech
• Big L Wildfire Torches Homes, Businesses In Hood, Erath Counties
• Consumers Brace For Record Milk Prices As Fuel Costs Surge
• Coroner's Inquest Finds Richmond Police In-Custody Death Of Ivan Gutzalenko Accidental
• 'Hurtful, Invasive': North Minneapolis Family Has Packages Stolen That Memorialized Late Father
• Bridgewater Excited To Be Back In Miami, Quiet On His Role
• Washington County Drug Bust Leads To 3 Arrests
• Rep. Mfume Helps Man Collect $86K In Disability Benefits, To Assist Seniors Navigating Finances
• Jackson vows to defend Constitution on first day of Supreme Court hearings
• Chicago dance ensemble gives Ukrainian children a distraction from war
• North Chicago drops action to revoke injured police officers' pensions
• House Speaker Nancy Pelosi Pushes For Lower Prescription Drug Prices During Dallas Visit
• Avelo Air to add additional flights between Burbank & Boise
• State Rep. Daniel Perez Explains Why Legislature Failed To Pass Condo Safety Reforms
• Nassau County greenlights $7.5 million for 6 electric buses
• Jackson Vows to Defend Constitution on First Day of Supreme Court Hearings
• Local Women's Ministry Packing For Poland To Help Ukrainian Women Refugees
• Vallejo Youth Mentor Pleads Guilty To Child Sexual Exploitation
• Egypt displays treasures of recently discovered ancient tombs
• Carlos Correa Reports To Twins' Spring Training
• Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey Prepared To Tackle Gun Violence Issue Head On
• 96-year-old Holocaust survivor killed by shelling in Ukraine
• Speculation Heats Up Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie Will Run For President In 2024
• An Amazon Warehouse In Essex Contracts With Six Logistics Companies To Deliver Packages. Five Are Owned By Women.
• Public Called To Help Curb Downtown Denver Crime: 'Be Part Of It By Showing Up'
• New Jersey mulling using untapped oceans for energy
• Man gets life in prison for murder of NBA's Lorenzen Wright
• Comedy club pioneer Caroline Hirsch helps women take centerstage
• Residents Say Stellantis Plant Emits Odors That Make Neighbors Sick
• Citrus Heights Man Who Captured Nude Images Of Child With Hidden Cameras Sentenced
• Nonprofit Bringing New Affordable Housing To Miami's Edgewater Area
• Plan proposed to use waterways to get people to LaGuardia
• Kyle Schwarber Loves To Hit In Citizens Bank Park, Wants To Bring 'Addicting Feeling' Of Postseason Play To Philadelphia
• After A Lot Of Talk, Gas Tax Holiday Bills To Be Introduced This Week
• Popular Diner en Blanc Event Coming To Atlantic City This Summer
• Orioles Prospect Pitcher Grayson Rodriguez Could Be Tapped To Play In The Big Leagues
• Neighbors on edge following attempted rape in Harlem
• 17-Year-Old Arrested For Weekend Murder In Denton
• Broadway stars, other singers record song for Ukraine
• Dean Trantalis Announces He Won't Run For 22nd Congressional Seat
• MN GOP Bill Proposes Paid Leave Via Private Insurance, Tax Credits For Small Businesses
• Public urged to cut down on outdoor watering
• Rise in Omicron BA.2 cases coinciding with allergy season
• Plano ISD Hires From Within For Next Superintendent; Board Unanimously Appoints Dr. Theresa Williams
• Oakland Voters May Consider Tax Hike On Largest Companies While Cutting Small Business Taxes
• Suspected MS-13 gang killings trial begins on Long Island
• 2022 Philadelphia Flower Show Preview: 'In Full Bloom' To Feature Inspirational Learning Gardens, Food Bazaar, And Kids' Cocoon & Play Space
• Douglas County School Board To Select New Superintendent At Tuesday Meeting
• Chicago victim of hit and run speaks to CBS 2: 'I almost didn't make it'
• Fallen Pennsylvania State Trooper Branden Sisca Remembered As 'Tireless Leader,' Volunteer Fire Chief In Trappe
• Woman Returns To Run Boston Marathon 50 Years After Running In The First Official Women's Field
• 'Out Of Control Violence:' 150 People Shot This Year In Baltimore, Including 16 Over The Weekend
• 11-year-old boy shot, wounded in Chatham
• Thieves Steal $25K In Fuel From Duncanville Valero Store
• Blinken declares Myanmar's repression of Muslim Rohingya a genocide
• More Adolescents, Teen Diagnosed With Mental Health Issues
• 'I See The Finish Line': Daddy Yankee Is Retiring With One Final Album & Farewell Tour
• 2nd Mistrial Declared Due To Lack Of Jurors In Former Coroner's Abuse Of Corpse Case
• 'This Is Who We Can Become': BIPOC Law Students Take Heart In Ketanji Brown Jackson's Hearings
• Shaquille O'Neal Sends Surprise Message, Celebrates Oliver Ames Girls Basketball Championship
• 'We Will Miss His Smile,' Marine Captain Ross Reynolds Of Leominster Killed In Norway Crash
• Hull Twin Sisters Wrapping Up Stanford Career With Another March Madness Title Run
• Dr. Amy Goldberg Leads One Of Busiest Trauma Centers In Philadelphia Region: 'It Feels Like It's Ground Zero'
• Woman Killed In Head-On Crash In Glenwood
• Bill Murray, Jennifer Garner & Stephanie Beatriz to present at Oscars ceremony
• Vaccines & Boosters 'Critically Important' Against New COVID-19 Variant, Hopkins Epidemiologist Says
• North Bay, Peninsula Could See Record Highs Midweek As Warming Trend Takes Hold
• Delivery Driver Struck With Gun, Robbed
• USPS Connect Service Launches In Maryland, D.C.
• Woman Trampled By Cows In Beaver County
• Caught On Cam: Man Accused Of Stealing $30K Worth Of Turtles From Florida Breeder
• Employees Of Another Denver Starbucks Location Could Vote On Union Representation
• I-70 Eastbound Closed E-470 To Kansas, Westbound I-70 Also Closed Burlington To Limon
• 5 Arrested During Protest At Raytheon Building In Cambridge
• 'Sounded Like Automatic Fire': Surveillance Video Captures Shots Ringing Out In NE Miami-Dade Neighborhood
• Violent Crime Wave Rattles Baltimore Residents
• Judge Rejects Baffert Stay But Delays Suspension To April 4
• Watch Party At Villanova As Women Take On Michigan In NCAA Tournament
• Trejean Curry Charged In Crash That Killed 73-Year-Old Priest
• Four wounded in shooting in South Shore neighborhood
• Saint Peter's campus electric with Peacock pride as team prepares for Sweet 16
• Surfside Businesses Evacuated Due To Hazardous Situation
• Motorcyclist Killed In Beaver County Crash
• Government wants companies to disclose climate-change risks
• NHL Trade Deadline: Flyers Trade Defenseman Justin Braun To Rangers; Forward Derick Brassard To Oilers
• Teen Injured In East Baltimore Shooting
• Charges Officially Dropped Against Matthew Dolloff Following Deadly 2020 Shooting
• Dirty Snow, Warm Temps Aid Red River Valley Snowmelt
• Two cars involved in serious crash in Batavia
• Elderly woman, family dog rescued from burning Willow Springs home
• Eagles Sign Former Colts WR Zach Pascal To 1-Year Deal
• Confirmation Hearings Begin For Supreme Court Nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson
• New Rochelle H.S. students walk out of classes to protest alleged sex assault
• Hiker Passes Away Before Fremont Search And Rescue Arrives On Trail
• Pitt Announces Mask-Optional Policy Starting Next Week
• Tom Hanks Photobombs Pittsburgh Wedding
• Maryland Juvenile Justice Reform Bill Passes State Senate
• Hopes Of A Deal Soon As Minneapolis Educator Strike Enters 14th Day
• Miami PD: Man Who Brutally Raped Elderly Woman Has Sex Crimes Past
• Chicago students offer prayers for Ukraine
• Philadelphia Police Searching For Suspect Who Allegedly Fired At Officer, Night Club Security Guard In Powelton
• Victorville woman suspected in 2015 murder of her husband arrested in Mexico; her daughters found safe
• R. House Opens Applications For Next Permanent Breakfast Vendor
• EXCLUSIVE: Temple University Campus Police Department Operating At 60% Staffing Amid Rising Crime, Union President Says
• Woman Killed In Hit-And-Run, Detroit Police Search For Person Of Interest
• Highland Park Mom Transforms Blighted Neighborhood To Beauty While Suffering Devastating Loss
• Ryan McMahon, Rockies Agree To $70 Million, 6-Year Contract
• Police Search For 3 Suspects Involved In Car Theft At Detroit Gas Station
• Massachusetts Reports 1,693 New COVID Cases Over 3 Days, 7 Additional Deaths
• Two Spring Break Shootings In 48 Hours On Miami Beach, One Arrest Made
• Claude Giroux Arrives In Florida; 'Time To Go To Work'
• I-70 Bridge Over 32nd Avenue Will Be Replaced As Part Of CDOT's 10-Year Plan
• Barricade Situation Resolved In Reisterstown, Police Say
• No word of survivors after Boeing 737 crashes in China, with 132 on board
• UPDATE: Apple Resolves Outage Impacting Services Including App Store, iCloud
• Oscars street closures begin in Hollywood
• Wolves' KAT Named Western Conference Player Of The Week (Again)
• Jayson Tatum Named Eastern Conference Player Of The Week -- Again
• Dallas Police Say The 10 Young People Shot At Party Venue Were Not Intended Targets
• Pittsburgh Penguins Trade For Rickard Rakell
• Baltimore Organization To Campaign For Permanent Dirt Bike Park
• Judge Orders Information On State's New Elections Bill
• Philadelphia Reveals New Details About Summer Programming, Job Opportunities In City
• "West Side Story" star Rachel Zegler says she wasn't invited to the Oscars
• All lanes of 405 Freeway near LAX briefly shut down in both directions to get man safely off ledge
• Woman Calls Police To Say She Fatally Stabbed Her Mother In San Jose
• Manteca Man Accused Of Fatally Shooting Mother-In-Law
• 5-Year-Old Boy Alerts Sleeping Parents To Fire At New Hampshire Farm
• Tow Truck Driver Killed In Maryland Road Rage Shooting, Police Say
• Ex-Governor Rick Snyder Must Testify In Flint Water Civil Trial
• Missing Doral Teen Victoria Riera Found
• Bruins Sign Jake DeBrusk To Two-Year Extension, Forward Not Dealt Ahead Of Monday's Trade Deadline
• Lawsuit: Vacation rental platform HomeAway routinely violated LA's short-term rental ordinance
• Girl who sang "Let It Go" in Ukraine bomb shelter performs for thousands
• Instacart To Add Surcharge Due To High Gas Prices
• Man Charged After Weekend Shooting In Mercer County
• Patient Airlifted After 100-Foot Fall off Cliff at Davenport Pier
• Dredging Seeks To Free Grounded Cargo Ship In Chesapeake Bay
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Rain on the way
• Man Charged In Kidnapping Of 2-Year-Old In Pope County
• Frederick County Deputy Involved In Shooting Identified
• Denver Donates 33 Bison To Rebuild Native American Herds
• UPDATE: Chase Center to Drop COVID Vaccination, Negative Test Result Entry Requirement Next Month
• Fort Worth Detectives Release Armed Robbery Suspect's Photo
• Pennsylvania Approves Stronger Charter School Regulations
• Rainbow PUSH Wall Street Project hosting 25th annual economic summit
• Train hauling lumber derails in Colton, sparks fire
• Country Star Dierks Bentley Bringing 'Beers On Me' Tour To Merriweather This July
• Marcus Smart, Robert Williams Ruled Out For Monday Night's Celtics-Thunder Game
• Pennsylvania Approves Stronger Charter School Regulations
• UPDATE: Oakland Firefighters Knock Down Fire at 'Tiny Homes' Community by Lake Merritt
• Marine From Ohio Among 4 Killed In NATO Exercise Crash In Norway
• Police: 4 Dead In Lapeer County Mobile Home Fire
• Fire Breaks Out At Home In Sacramento
• NHL Trade Deadline: Marc Andre-Fleury On The Move To Minnesota Wild
• Where's Marty? Meeting The Artist Behind Baltimore's Iconic Salt Box Project
• Maryland Hires Seton Hall's Kevin Willard As Men's Basketball Coach
• Detroit Man Charged In Non-Fatal Shootings On Newport Street
• Water Main Break Closes Stretch Of Iliff Avenue In Aurora Monday Morning
• Pennsylvania state troopers killed in South Philadelphia crash
• Prosecutors Formally Drop Charges Against Matthew Dolloff In 2020 Shooting Death Of Protester
• Maury Povich's Show Ending After More Than 30 Years
• Report: Kanye West won't perform at Grammys due to 'concerning' behavior
• Bruins Acquire Josh Brown, Trading Zach Senyshyn To Ottawa
• Silver Spring Man Charged As Fugitive In Baltimore County Shooting
• Detroit Police: Person Of Interest In Fatal Stabbing Of 71-Year-Old Man In Custody
• 2-Vehicle Crash Closes Part Of Route 22 In Westmoreland County
• Maryland Will Send 50 Ventilators To Nonprofit Treating Patients In Ukraine, Hogan Says
• 2 Men Killed In Separate Oakland Shootings Minutes Apart
• Rain In Forecast For Texas Areas Scorched By Wildfires, But Lightning Is A Threat
• Fire Breaks Out At Citrus Heights Home
• Beloved Liberty Ship SS Jeremiah O'Brien To Be Made Sea-Worthy Again
• Police Looking For Man Accused Of Setting Girlfriend's Home On Fire
• Chevron Richmond Refinery Workers Go On Strike
• Wild Acquire Goalie Marc-André Fleury, Trade Away Kaapo Kahkonen
• Saint Peter's to face No. 3 Purdue in Sweet 16
• Baltimore County Introduces New Emergency Alert System
• Chelmsford Police Ask For Help Naming Puppy Joining Department As Community Resource Dog
• Meta involved in "extremist activities," Russian court rules
• Garland PD Searching For Possible Child Sexual Predator Who May Have Shot At Officers
• Pitt Pro Day Tracker
• Small earthquake strikes in the water off Malibu
• The secrets to saving money at the pump by "hyper-miling" on the road
• South Arlington Traffic Stop Nets Stolen Gun, Illegal Narcotics And Cash
• Rutgers mourns former men's basketball coach Tom Young
• Homes, Cars Hit During Drive-By Shooting In NE Miami-Dade
• Chicago tourism campaign targets summer travelers
• Colorado Weather: Wind-Driven Snow Could Make Travel Rough South And East Of Denver Monday
• Editor calls reporter to cover shooting, not realizing she'd been killed
• Second man charged in burglaries at multiple stores, including Mag Mile Burberry
• Canadian Pacific Rail Work Stoppage Could Hit US Agriculture
• White couple charged with hate crime in alleged murder of Black man
• Gov. DeSantis Approves $800 Million From Budget To Increase Teacher Salaries
• COVID In MN: Latest Positivity Rate Dips Below 3%
• Owner Of DSV Construction Services, LLC Accused Of Bilking $400,000+ From Clients
• 55-Year-Old Man Fatally Shot On Samuell Blvd In Dallas
• Police rescue elderly woman from fire in Willow Springs
• These Two States Passed Gas Tax Suspensions, Michigan May Follow
• Denise Koch Gets Her Very Own Salt Box Panel
• Sports Final: What Trevor Story Will Bring To Red Sox Lineup
• MBTA's Green Line Extension Opens With 2 New Stations
• Whitmer Vetoes Bill To Require CPL Processing In Emergencies
• Getting Hosed: Plans to replace Chicago's lead water service lines dragging
• Man Shot While On MBTA Bus In Mattapan
• Car Rear Ends Stalled Vehicle On I-70 Eastbound In Wheat Ridge
• Ukraine official urges effort to fight Russia on the "digital front"
• Blackhawks trade goalie Marc-Andre Fleury to Wild
• Motorcyclist Killed In East San Jose Crash
• Gas Prices Drop 9 Cents In Last Week In Massachusetts To $4.26 A Gallon
• Russia's war in Ukraine has driven 10 million people from their homes
• Ukrainian mother wounded while shielding baby from blast
• Accused Gov. Whitmer kidnap plot leader asked: "When's the lynching?"
• First Alert Weather Day Issued As Dynamic Storm System Rolls Our Way
• 3-year-old filly euthanized after being injured in race at Los Alamitos
• Maryland Announces New Voting Deadlines After Primary Delay
• Trump Holding Washington Township Rally On April 2
• Ravens Re-Sign FB Pat Ricard To 3-Year Deal
• Fort Worth Resident Claims $1 Million Prize On Texas Lottery Scratch Ticket
• Wayne County Man Wins $4 Million On Scratch Off Lottery Ticket
• Mathurin, Top-Seeded Arizona Survive TCU In Overtime
• 'I believe healthcare is a right': Dr. Carrie Nelson works to improve patient care
• 'Waste No More' Ballot Initiative Would Expand Recycling Efforts
• Motorcyclist Killed After Hitting Light Pole In Santa Rosa; Police Seek 2nd Motorcyclist
• Overnight Shootings In Baltimore Leave 22-Year-Old Dead, Another Man Injured
• 7-Year-Old Girl Fatally Shot In Drive-By Outside Pontiac Home
• SoCal Grocery Workers Begin Voting Whether To Authorize Strike
• Man Arrested In Fatal Shooting Of Highland Park Business Owner
• Hitachi Rail Bringing $70M Manufacturing Facility To Hagerstown, Officials Say
• Denton's Own Jalen Wilson Headed To Sweet 16, Mom And Dad Couldn't Be More Proud
• Arlington's Deputy Police Chief Christopher Cook Named White Settlement's Next Top Cop
• Jury Selection Underway In Federal Corruption Trial Of Councilmember Kenyatta Johnson
• Lake Powell Hits Historic Low, Raising Hydropower Concerns Amid Drought
• Florida Is #2 State For Airbnb Listings With Pools
• GuiYing Ma's son arrives from China as family prepares to say final goodbyes
• Tigers Sign RHP Michael Pineda
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• Willie Nelson's 'Outlaw Music Festival' Tour Coming To Massachusetts This September
• Entire Town Of Empire Without Water, Crews Rush To Get Fix Installed
• Kalamazoo Officer Kills Man Who Shot At Officers, Police Say
• David Beckham hands over Instagram account to doctor in Ukraine
• Text: When's 'Lynching?' Whitmer Kidnap Plot Leader Said
• Man Injured In Hunting Park Shooting: Philadelphia Police
• Jakob Johnson Says Patriots Won't Be Utilizing Traditional Fullback Anymore
• Grant Williams Wants Everyone To Call Him 'Batman' After Stymying 'Joker' In Denver
• BART Red Line Service Between Richmond, Millbrae/SFO Remains Shut Down
• March is a great month for air fryer deals: The best air fryers on sale now
• William Byron Wins Wild Race At Atlanta
• Monroe County Sheriff's Office Employee Charged With Battery
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on March 20, 2022
• Woman Dies In Pedestrian Crash In Downtown Baltimore
• Gas Gift Cards Headed To American Mailboxes As Prices At The Pump Soar, Not This Time
• Caught on video: Driver doing donuts hits man in Manhattan
• The Patriots' Long Offensive Line Nightmare Is Over, With Trent Brown Staying In New England
• Dozens of Ukrainians, Supporters Rally In Redwood City
• Michigan In Sweet 16 Again
• Car Crashes Into Fire Hydrant In South Sacramento
• Treasure hunters: Did FBI destroy video of fabled Civil War gold?
• Fire Sweeps Through Home In San Leandro
• Man recovering after hit-and-run crash in River North
• Saudi Arabia says it's not responsible for high oil prices
• PTL Links: March 21, 2022
• Water main break creates sinkhole in Hollywood Hills neighborhood
• Gun pointed at crowd during wild street takeover in South LA
• Miami Dominates No. 2 Seed Auburn 79-61 To Reach Sweet 16
• 'A New England Institution': Candlepin Lanes Bring Together Bowlers Of All Ages
• Big Changes For Students, Staff As Classes Resume In The DeSoto ISD
• Maryland Weather: Nothing But Sun
• AAA: Gas Prices Dipped 20 Cents In Last Nine Days
• Patriots Reportedly Hosting Leonard Fournette For Free Agent Visit
• First Eaglet Of 2022 Hatches In Hays' Bald Eagles Nest
• Report: Trent Brown Returning To Patriots On Two-Year Deal
• Energy Expert Fears Gas Price Spike From Strike at Chevron Refinery in Richmond
• House Fire Displaces 6 in Santa Rosa
• Malcolm Butler Reportedly Getting A Tryout With Patriots
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 3/21 Monday forecast
• Machine Gun Kelly Coming To Xcel Energy Center In July
• Police: Boyfriend of Bjana James arrested on murder charges
• Denver Weather: Windy And Cold Monday With Scattered Snow Showers
• Tesla jump stunt sparks anger in L.A.
• Protesters call on lawmakers to stop sending inmates to Rikers after 3rd death this year
• Could permanent daylight saving time "jump-start" the economy?
• Officials: Texas Firefighters Battled 175 Fires In The Past Week That Burned Nearly 95,000 Acres
• Penguins Acquire Nathan Beaulieu In Trade With Winnipeg
• Adams rolls out more Neighborhood Safety Teams after weekend violence
• Tourist killed by shark in popular snorkeling spot
• California Mayor Apologizes After Being Arrested For DUI
• "Madness": U.N. chief warns Ukraine war could kill climate change fight
• 2 Killed When Car Hits Tree, Catches Fire In East Bethel
• Jergens Recalls Some Popular Moisturizers Due To Possible Bacteria
• DeRusha Eats: North Loop's Billy Sushi Is Minnesota's Hottest Restaurant
• TCU Balls To The End, Takes Upset Bid To OT But Top-Seeded Arizona Survives
• Boater rescues man from lake, then fatally shoots him
• Former Gopher Gabe Kalscheur Leads Iowa State To Sweet 16 With Upset Over Wisconsin
• Chicago First Alert Weather: sunshine and above average temperatures in the 70s
• 'I Wasn't Expecting That': Astros' Jose Altuve Surprised By Twins Signing Carlos Correa
• Pittsburgh Weather: Pleasant Monday Temperatures
• MN Weather: Monday Will Be Even Warmer; Slushy Storm Arrives Tuesday
• DNA leads to arrest of man two decades after rapes of women
• "Historic event": Antarctica experiencing record-shattering warmth
• Zoo Miami Assisting Ukrainian Zookeepers Who Are Caring For Their Animals
• Machine Gun Kelly Announces 2022 Tour Dates With Stop In Pittsburgh
• Adventures With Purpose Discusses Finding Human Remains In Darby Creek From Possible Missing Person Case
• Officials say China Eastern plane crashed with 132 aboard
• Jergens Ultra Healing Moisturizer Lotion Recalled Due To Possibly Harmful Bacteria
• Airline confirms fatalities as Boeing carrying 132 crashes in China
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Hosting Public Hearing To Discuss Possible Change To Mask Policy
• Investigators for David Ortiz say jealous drug kingpin had him shot
• Francis Ford Coppola to receive Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame
• Driver Rescued From Car After Crashing Into Three Parked Vehicles
• Water Main Break Impacting Service In Pitcairn
• Long Term Gas Line Repair Project Set To Begin In Brookline
• Jergens Moisturizer Recalled Over Possibly Harmful Bacteria
• Crawling Fire Damages Houses In Druid Heights For Second Time
• Spring Showers Will Move Toward Baltimore This Week
• Babies and Fools - All American
• Truth Hurts - All American: Homecoming
• Into Oblivion - Superman & Lois
• City Of Baltimore Sees Tourist-Area Shootings
• NYPD searching for suspect in attempted rape in Harlem
• Fellowship of the Disc - Naomi
• The Fire Next Time - The Flash
• The Bell - Kung Fu
• Mayor Eric Adams imposes new fire safety rules in NYC
• Nudge - Walker
• Follow the Sound of My Voice - Legacies
• Unlucky Charmed - Charmed
• A Little Fun Wouldn't Hurt - Dynasty
• Gary Anthony Williams 8 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Jeff Davis 13 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Episode 215 - World's Funniest Animals
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Videos from March 21, 2022

• President Biden warns of potential cyber threats on U.S. infrastructure by Russian forces
• Supermarket workers prepare to strike
• Look At This: The Bridge To Nowhere
• Exclusive: Alex Choi, an eyewitness to the viral Tesla stunt, speaks out after posting cellphone vid
• Tarzana homeowner opens fire on trespasser; Suspect still at large
• Doctors call for more COVID funding to continue programs
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Wet and cooler Tuesday
• By the Hand Club for Kids brings Chicago to inner-city kids' fingertips
• Suburban Marine murdered while visiting friends in Boston
• Rekia Boyd remembered on tenth anniversary of deadly shooting by off-duty officer
• Police investigate shooting in Fairfax
• Crane hoists up wreckage of LASD helicopter that crashed Saturday in Angeles National Forest
• First Alert weather: CBS2 11 p.m. forecast
• After fighting lawsuits, CPS settles with families who said sons were raped in school bathrooms
• Plaza Hotel doorman credited with helping apprehend suspect who punched 9-year-old girl
• Police searching for driver in hit-and-run in lower Manhattan
• Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson's Supreme Court Senate confirmation hearings begin
• Gun violence continues as Mayor Adams announces rollout of more Neighborhood Safety Teams
• Car wrapped around tree in crash in Washington Park
• Video shows vandal cutting down security cameras in West Lawn
• Rainbow PUSH Wall Street Project hosts 25th annual economic summit
• Texas officials give update on severe weather
• Rev. Jesse Jackson on the Rainbow PUSH Wall Street Project
• GOP Ohio Senate candidates get into heated argument
• Oscars Street Closures Begin In Hollywood Ahead Of Sunday's Event
• House January 6 committee prepares multimedia presentation on Capitol riot
• London Calling: Two years since the U.K. implemented its first COVID-19 lockdown
• Neighbors fight to save trees amid Jackson Park Golf Course expansion
• How could the impending supermarket worker strike affect consumers? An expert clears the air.
• CBS News Los Angeles: The Rundown (Mar. 21 PM Edition)
• New York health officials closely monitoring Omicron subvariant BA.2 cases in the state
• Eye on America: Increasing rural food access, recovering Maryland's oysters and more
• Expert gives advice on how to increase water conservation
• Russia attacking civilian areas in Ukraine
• Mental Health Monday: NAMI Orange County
• Search is on for driver of Tesla seen jumping Echo Park Street in viral video
• North Chicago drops action to revoke injured police officers' pensions
• 'I just want the person caught'
• White House warns of Russian cyberattacks
• One injured after train carrying lumber derails in Colton
• Police question one person after child is shot in Chatham
• Supreme Court confirmation hearings begin for Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Rain returns Tuesday
• Francis Ford Coppola receives star on Hollywood Walk of Fame
• Dance group gives Ukrainian children a distraction from war
• Praying for Ukraine
• Marines involved in deadly training crash identified
• Southern Plains brace for severe weather
• Jet crashes with 132 on board in China
• Tornadoes leave trail of destruction in Texas
• Architect of Russia sanctions on what could happen next
• New Jersey mulls wave power for Gov. Murphy's plan of 100 percent clean energy by 2050
• Russia claims it used hypersonic missiles to attack Ukraine
• Queens borough president supports plan for ferries to LaGuardia Airport
• Ukraine refuses to surrender Mariupol
• Mayor Adams rolling out more Neighborhood Safety Teams after weekend violence
• Jackson Park Golf Course expansion sparks battle to save trees
• Hearings begin for historic Supreme Court nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson
• NYPD: Woman in critical condition after suspect tried to rape and kill her
• 'It crushes my heart'
• Broadway stars, singers band together to record song for people of Ukraine
• Boeing 737 crashes in China, with 132 on board
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 3/21 Monday evening update
• One person killed in six-vehicle crash in Batavia
• Students raise money to provide more than 52,000 meals
• Rise in Omicron subvariant BA.2 cases coinciding with allergy season
• Horse rescued after getting stuck in pool on Long Island
• 3/21: Red and Blue
• Day 1 of Ketanji Brown Jackson's Supreme Court confirmation hearings
• Nassau County greenlights $7.5 million for electric buses
• Public urged to cut down on outdoor watering
• Murder trial of MS-13's Leniz "Little Devil" Escobar begins
• Comedy club pioneer Caroline Hirsch has lifted some of the biggest names in the business
• At least one person killed in Batavia crash
• Boeing 737 passenger jet crashes in China with 132 on board
• Four men shot in South Shore neighborhood
• Elderly woman, family dog saved from burning home in Willow Springs
• Parents against masking young children organize billboard in Manhattan
• New Rochelle students walk out of school to raise concerns about sexual violence
• Chicago's St. Nicholas Cathedral School offers prayers for Ukraine
• First day of confirmation hearings for Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson
• Mayor Adams announcement on NYPD Neighborhood Safety Teams
• Small earthquake rumbles off Malibu, Santa Monica
• Retired federal judge on Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson's first day of confirmation hearings
• MoneyWatch: Most medical debt to be dropped from credit score
• Water main break creates sinkhole in Hollywood Hills neighborhood
• Special Report: Supreme Court nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson gives opening statement in confirmation hearing
• Broken hydrant sends water gushing sky high in Burbank
• Gun Pointed At Crowd During Wild Street Takeover In South LA
• Gov. Hochul gives update on COVID, BA.2 subvariant
• Train Hauling Lumber Derails In Colton, Sparks Fire
• China walks fine line between Russia and the rest of the world on Ukraine war
• Russian forces continue bombardment of civilian locations
• What are Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson's chances for confirmation to Supreme Court?
• MoneyWatch: Expert tips for coping with inflation
• How Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson's nomination could affect the Supreme Court and midterm elections
• First Alert Weather: Mild Monday
• MJ the Musical touring nationwide
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Sunny and warm
• Fiery crash seen on video in South Brunswick
• Mayor Adams rolling out more Neighborhood Safety Teams
• Sidebar
• GOP shifts language on Putin to support more aggressive policies against Russia
• Protesters call for end of mass incarceration after latest Rikers death
• Chicago launches tourism campaign at city airports
• State trooper among 3 killed in Pennsylvania crash
• Historic confirmation hearings begin for Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson
• Boeing airliner with 132 people on board crashes in China
• Elderly woman rescued from Willow Springs house fire
• What to expect at Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson's confirmation hearings
• Markina Brown's Weather Forecast (March 21)
• Plane carrying 132 people crashes in China
• 'I believe healthcare is a right': Dr. Carrie Nelson works to improve patient care
• Temperatures in the 70s
• Kids talk to neighbor with dementia
• Guide dog trainee shows off discipline
• "Snack bandit" hides in cabinet
• 3/21: CBS News Mornings
• Chicago First Alert Weather: beautiful spring day
• CBS News Los Angeles: The Rundown (March 21 AM Edition)
• Analyzing the Ukrainian refugee crisis, Russian disinformation
• Drafting sanctions that are less likely to backfire
• Deputy NSC adviser on diplomacy with Russia still being an option
• Investment firms are buying a substantial amount of U.S. starter homes
• Why rents are dramatically increasing across the United States
• Why Sue Bird decided to play one more year
• Sue Bird on going public with her relationship with Megan Rapinoe
• SoCal Grocery Workers Begin Voting Whether To Authorize Strike
• Several people killed in Russian bombing of Kyiv shopping mall
• Defense for Oath Keepers leader Stewart Rhodes looking to delay Capitol Riot trial
• March Madness wins for Arizona, Duke and Miami; South Dakota women advance to Sweet 16
• China attempts to remain Russian ally and member of global community amid Ukraine war
• Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas hospitalized for "flu-like symptoms"
• Confirmation hearings begin today for Supreme Court justice nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson
• President Biden to meet with European leaders; Supreme Court confirmation hearings begin for Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson
• Ukraine Rejects Russian Demand To Surrender Port City Of Mariupol
• Suspects Sought In Echo Park Tesla Stunt
• Peter Greenberg on new travel trends report and planning family travel this summer
• How a drug dealer turned his life around to become one of few Black master falconers in U.S.
• WATCH: Boston's St. Patrick's Day Breakfast 2022
• Kindness 101 with Steve Hartman: How to find empathy
• Water Main Break Creates Sinkhole In Hollywood Hills Neighborhood
• Ukraine's deputy minister of digital transformation talks isolating Russia's economy
• Soccer star David Beckham lends social media accounts to head of Ukrainian maternity hospital
• "Hyper-miler" shares secrets on getting the most out of a gallon of gas
• Parents of surrogate babies battle to meet their newborns, trapped by the fighting in Ukraine
• Air raid sirens fill streets in Ukraine
• Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Supreme Court confirmation hearings begin Monday
• China Eastern Airlines plane carrying over 130 people crashed in southern mountains
• Biden to travel to Europe and meet with NATO leaders to discuss more Russia sanctions
• Devastation on Ukraine’s eastern coast, where injured kids narrowly escaped Russian shelling
• Hearing on MoMA suspect mental health
• Trial for woman accused in MS-13 deaths
• Driver sought after hit-and-run
• Boyfriend arrested in Bronx woman's death
• Son of rock attack victim arrives from China
• Public hearings begin on NJ budget
• Protest today over Rikers conditions
• Adams to meet with Neighborhood Safety Teams
• Vigil held to mourn Elise Malary, LGBTQ+ activist whose body was found in Lake Michigan
• Ukraine rejects Russia’s demand that Mariupol surrender: CBS News Flash March 21, 2022
• First Alert Weather: Spring has sprung
• First Alert weather: CBS2 11 p.m. forecast
• Mayor Adams signs executive order on new fire safety rules in NYC