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Articles from March 22, 2022

• Sacramento City Teachers Will Officially Go On Strike
• Sacramento City Unified Closing Wednesday To All Students As Teacher Strike Begins
• Sacramento Aims To Become The 'City Of Festivals'
• Slumping Warriors Fall To Lowly Magic; Suns Clinch First Place In Pacific Division
• 24-Foot-Long Antique Copper Still Stolen From UC Davis Campus
• Woman survives flurry of gunfire near Expo Park
• Making History: Colorado Open First To Tee Up Equal Prize Money For Men & Women
• Denver Nuggets beat LA Clippers
• San Jose: New 'Police Dashboard' Report Shows Alarming Increase In Hate Crimes
• LA mayoral candidates face off in debate
• Placer County Creates New Position Aimed At Preserving Forests During Fire Season
• Trea Turner, Dodgers avoid arbitration with $21 million deal
• Fire scientist attempts to predict wildfire threats
• Bill In Minnesota Legislature Would Prohibit Social Media Algorithms Targeting Kids
• Gov. Newsom Signs Law Making Abortions Cheaper For Women With Private Insurance
• Beverly store owner closing for good after latest robbery: 'He just didn't care about anything'
• City announces three finalists for Chicago casino
• Minnesota-Grown Peaches? You Betcha!
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Rainy skies for Wednesday
• Bulls blown out by Bucks for ninth loss in 12 games
• 'Get Ahead Of The Game,' Students Run CVS Store Inside Greater Lowell Tech
• Student Opens Free Prom Dress Shop Inside North Attleboro High School
• Search on for attackers in violent home invasion in Oak Lawn
• Keller @ Large: Stressed Out By COVID, Inflation, Ukraine? You're Not Alone
• Boston City Council Questions Police Use Of Secret Sting Ray Phone Tracking Equipment
• Framingham City Councilor Calls On Mayor To Cut Ties With Russian Sister City
• Boulder County Commissioners Approve Debris Removal Contract For Marshall Fire Victims
• 50-Year-Old Worker Mauled By Tiger At Florida Airboat Attraction
• 'So Many Cars': 17th Avenue Near Colorado Boulevard Could Reopen In June
• Ash Barty, world's top-ranked women's tennis player, announces retirement at age 25
• Are We Better Now At Managing The Flu?
• Maryland Native Who Revolutionized Women's Fashion Honored In New Exhibit
• How To Better Secure 'The Data Of Your Life' Against Cyberattacks
• Proviso Teachers Union closer to agreement to end strike; spring break now in progress
• Colorado Teen Recovering From Fentanyl Addiction: 'I Want To Share My Experience So Other People Don't Have To Live It'
• Baltimore Police Are Searching For A Missing 14-Year-Old Boy
• 'It Was Like He Was My Brother': Holocaust Survivors, Once Imprisoned Together, Reunited 80 Years Later
• Parents Blast Gateway School Board After Man Gets Into Girls' Bathroom
• Jewish community leader from N.J. helps Ukrainian refugees
• Two suburbs back out of Willie Wilson's plan to give away $1 million in free gas
• Family Reliving Loss Of Loved One After Convicted DWI Driver Involved In New Crash
• Varlamov, Mayfield help Islanders beat Senators
• Baltimore County Police Warn Of Potential Scammers Posing As Repair Or Cable Employees
• Man killed, woman wounded, gunman dead of self-inflicted wound in shooting at Burr Ridge
• Miami Beach Leaders Unanimously Back State Of Emergency, Implementing Curfew
• Tornado Cleanup Continues Into The Night In Jacksboro; Safety Curfew In Effect
• Baltimore City Councilmembers Craft Bills To Ease Vacant House Burden
• Hughes scores 2, Devils blow past Rangers to stop skid
• Young scores 45 in return to MSG, Hawks beat Knicks
• N.J. opposes N.Y.'s effort to stop Waterfront Commission exit
• Minneapolis Educators Strike, Day 15: MPS Says District, Union Still $167M Apart
• One crew may be behind more than 200 smash-and-grab burglaries
• UPDATE: 3 Injured, 2 Critically in Vallejo House Fire
• Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson defends record in second day of confirmation hearings
• Runner dies after collapsing at LA Marathon
• Korean-American Association of N.Y. hosts Rev. Jesse Jackson
• Tornado Touches Down In New Orleans
• Free Prom Dress Giveaway Held This Weekend In Ann Arbor
• Jake Guentzel Scores Twice, Penguins Thrash Blue Jackets 5-1
• GM Hosting Job Fair, Looking To Hire 100 People At Orion Assembly Plant
• Sen. Bob Casey Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Philadelphia Soliciting Community Feedback With Public Meetings On How To Battle 'Tragedy Of Violence' In City
• Newsoms Earned Nearly $1.5M In 2020
• Wilkinsburg Man Charged With Stealing Mail
• Bears sign fullback Khari Blasingame to one-year deal
• Gov. Newsom Signs Law Making Abortions Cheaper In California
• Ukrainian Immigrants In North Texas Having Difficult Time Trying To Get Loved Ones Here
• Thousands Of Gamers Pack SF's Moscone Center For 2022 Game Developers Conference
• Mountain lion runs into open business in Irvine
• New regulations aim to reduce cost of fire insurance
• Man shot in face, killed in South Shore
• Prototype Home Recycling Machine Sorts, Shreds Material; Startup Eyes New Recycling Infrastructure
• UPDATE: Alameda Police Identify Suspect In 1977 Cold Case Murder
• 'Russian' business forced to change its name
• Smash-and-grab robbery in Beverly Hills
• Most Maryland Kindergarteners Aren't Ready For School, State Assessment Finds
• Prosper Leaders, Residents Say Potential Plan For US 380 Could Have 'Crushing Impact'
• Kevin Willard Sees Potential For Greatness At Maryland
• CBS4's Steve Goldstein Takes A Deep Dive Into Dolphins' Free Agency Moves
• Lucas Giolito throws three shutout innings, White Sox beat Brewers in Cactus League play
• Miami Weather: Temperatures Rising Then Falling Due To A Cold Front
• Stockton Homicides Keep Adding Up, City Working With Community Partners On Solutions
• Kyle Hendricks struggles at start as Cubs, Mariners end Cactus League game in tie
• Wednesday's Show Info (3/23/22)
• 6 Teens Killed In Crash With Semi In Oklahoma
• Pennsylvania State Troopers Association Warns Of Fundraising Scams Following Death Of 2 Troopers In South Philly
• Denver Weather: Blustery Again For Wednesday, Then A Huge Warmup
• "March Madness" banners at women's NCAA tournament are a sign of change
• Brian Barcelona Sentenced To 200 Years For Sexually Assaulting 3 Young Siblings
• UFC Fighter Jorge Masvidal Takes His Beef With Colby Covington To The Streets
• Maryland's Spring Showers Will Give Way To Freezing Temperatures
• NorCal Easily Sees Record Heat, Similar Temps Expected Through End Of Week
• Outlaw Music Fest With Willie Nelson Returns To Pittsburgh
• Police, SWAT Activity Reported In Sunnyvale Neighborhood
• Orange County leaders plan to continue free COVID tests and vaccines
• East Bay Principal Tries To Create Teachable Moment After Neighbor Hangs Swastika Across From School
• How to stay safe online amid cyberattack concerns
• Teen suspect charged with shooting Barrington High School students with water beads
• 2 firefighters hurt battling Pepsi warehouse blaze in Piscataway
• Patricia Guerrero Confirmed As 1st Latina On California Supreme Court
• Call Kurtis: More Viewers Are Saying Ticketmaster Owes Them A Refund 
• UPDATE: 1 Person Arrested After Grass Fires Burn In Bay Point Near Highway 4
• Wild Go All In At Deadline To Get Marc-Andre Fleury, Back Up GM Belief
• Cañon City Police Officers Save Woman's Life With 4 Doses Of Narcan
• 'They Bomb Every Single Night Nonstop': Ukrainian Refugees Recount Stories Of War In Meeting With Colorado Lawmaker
• Special election set for June to fill seat of late Congressman Don Young
• Construction company, owner indicted in 5-year-old's death
• Pittsburgh Volunteers Assemble Hygiene Kits To Ship To Europe
• Boulder Artist Created Table Mesa King Soopers Mural To Help 'Feel That Warmth'
• More Than 20 People Shot Since Friday In Baltimore, Mayor Weighs In On Violence
• Ex-San Jose City Inspector Convicted Of Molestation, Soliciting Bribes, Extorting Massage Parlor Owners For Sex
• 10 Tornadoes Confirmed In North Texas From Monday, Including Powerful EF3 In Jacksboro
• Christopher Epperson Arrested With Drugs And Loaded Gun Near Union Station
• New Music And Entertainment Venue Nears Opening At Hard Rock Sacramento
• Robots return to Long Island at FIRST Robotics Competition
• Reports: Dolphins Signing OT Terron Armstead To 5-Year Deal
• 'I call it progressive justice': Shutdown by the pandemic, a court program gives drug offenders a second chance
• Mayor Ed Gainey Calls Community Meeting In Homewood To Stem Gun Violence
• 49ers Sign Safety George Odum
• 85-year-old Detroit artist and former teacher sees childhood dream come true
• Maryland Dentist Accused Of Supplying Deadly Drugs To His Lover
• Details On Police Chase That Ended With 5 Teens In Custody And Stolen Car On Fire
• Mpls. City Council Set To Vote On Police Contract, But Some Members Want Delay For Public Input
• Conner Greene Brings Good Vibes And Humor To Orioles Baseball Camp
• 'Never Forgotten By Anyone': Officer Eric Talley's Heroism Remembered One Year After Mass Shooting At King Soopers In Boulder
• State Lawmaker Says Pennsylvania Should Move To 4-Day, 32-Hour Workweek
• Hillary Clinton Says She Has Tested Positive For COVID-19 (CBS News)
• Arthur Massei Arrested For 1971 Murder Of Natalie Scheublin In Bedford
• Colorado Woman Collects Supplies For Ukrainian Refugees And Their Pets
• Maryland High School Graduation Rate Improved Overall, But Not For Some Groups, Data Finds
• Suspect Arrested After Shooting At Fort Worth Firefighters; No One Hurt
• NBA Fines Warriors' Draymond Green For Directing Profanity At Ref
• Reports Calls Out California For Being Too Slow In Offering Affordable Housing
• Keiwone Leotis Morris Arrested, Charged With 2 Counts Capital Murder In Watauga
• Ukraine says Russia has completely destroyed 10 hospitals in invasion
• Hillary Clinton says she has tested positive for COVID-19
• $13.5 Million Donation To Help Habitat For Humanity Of Metro Denver Fill 'Major Deficit Of Housing Units'
• Domonique Taylor: Suspect In Huge Fentanyl Seizure Pleads Not Guilty
• Newman Man, 24, Suspected Of Groping Children At Ceres Businesses
• Arrest Made In Connection To Roseville, Citrus Heights Store Robberies
• Gov. Greg Abbott Issues Disaster Declarations For 16 Counties In Wake Of Texas Tornadoes
• Nick Castellanos, Phillies Finalize 5-Year, $100 Million Contract
• Miami Music Week, Ultra & Spring Break Converge In Downtown This Weekend
• High Schools In Cherry Creek School District Plan To Stop Naming A Valedictorian
• ArtCrawl Harlem ignites inspiration for overcoming obstacles
• Habitat LA to receive $20 million from massive MacKenzie Scott gift
• Ukraine Family Arrives In Pittsburgh, Hopes To Return After War
• Kahlil Wiley, 18, Sentenced To 45 Months For New Year's Eve Shooting At Mall Of America
• CPS students make connections with skilled trades professionals
• New COVID-19 Variant Showing Up In Contra Costa County Wastewater Samples
• One-Of-A-Kind Minneapolis Support Group Helps Mothers Who Lost Custody Of Their Kids
• Pillar agrees to term on minor league deal with Dodgers
• Renovation Of Historic Cobbs Creek Golf Club Stirring Up Controversy In Overbrook Park
• 'I feel like a celebrity when I hit a shot'
• For Anne Frank Elementary School In Northeast Philly, War In Ukraine Hitting Close To Home
• Metrolink to add 26 trains to its schedule
• Legal Aid Society sues NYC over DNA searches
• Adult Day Center Grants Announced For Anne Arundel County Caregivers
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Signs Bill Requiring Financial Literacy Class For High School Students
• Electric Semi Trucks On Display At The State Capitol
• South Florida Small Business Fruitique Ice Cream Company Forges Ahead Despite Challenges
• Miami-Dade Police Officer Frank Sangineto Overcomes COVID Complications, Including 3-Month Coma
• Hollywood Forever Cemetery officially designated a Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument
• Wagner Named Interim Athletic Director At Morgan State
• Legal Expert: Palm Beach Drawbridge Tender's Supervisor Could Face 'Criminal Liability' Over Texts After Woman's Deadly Fall
• Winthrop Woman Trying To Help 9-Month Pregnant Cousin Escape Mariupol, Ukraine
• Hogan Endorses Kelly Schulz For Governor Of Maryland
• Survivor of MS-13 attack comes face to face with "Little Devil"
• 'I Believe God Guided Me To A Place Of Safety' Says Broward Bus Driver Who Drove To Police Station During Shooting
• BSO's 'Operation Spring Fling' Is Underway To Keep Pedestrians Safe
• Philadelphia To Receive $98 Million In Funding Due To Destruction Caused By Hurricane Ida, Sen. Bob Casey Says
• Thiru Vignarajah Files To Run For Baltimore City State's Attorney
• Delaware School Community Mourning Death Of Beloved Principal Who Died From Injuries Suffered In Motorcycle Crash In Newark
• Boyd Lake State Park In Loveland Opens To Boaters On Friday
• New Research Shows Pandemic Has Caused Depression, Anxiety In Teens To Skyrocket
• Irving Store Answers Sky High Demand For Ukrainian Flags, Donates Profits To Humanitarian Aid
• North Hills Man Pleads Guilty To 3 Bank Robberies
• Audit: California Too Slow In Offering Affordable Housing
• Four Cruise Lines Accused Of 'Prohibited Tourism' In Cuba
• FBI Director Visits Detroit To Talk Cyber Security
• Maryland Zoo Closes Aviaries, Moves Birds Indoors To Head Off Avian Flu
• Sophia Mason Murder: Hayward Mother Formally Charged, Horrific Details of Abuse Revealed
• Demonstrators Protest Port Authority's Vaccine Mandate In Downtown Pittsburgh
• 35-Year Law Enforcement Veteran Patrick Lynn Appointed Fort Lauderdale Police Chief
• Hogan Talks Gas Tax, Inflation, And Potential Russian Cyberattacks On CNBC's Squawk Box
• 'She Had To Protect Her Husband': Shootout Inside NW Dade Dollar Store, No One Hurt
• Police: Teen Stole Family's $100K Coin Collection To Buy Marijuana
• Patio at Memorial Sloan Kettering Hospital catches fire
• Massachusetts Reports 15 Additional COVID Deaths Over 3 Days, 773 New Cases
• 4 Teens Arrested, 'Ghost Guns' Seized In San Francisco Armed Robbery
• Miami Beach Hotel Owner Says More Than Curfew Needed To Curb Late Night Spring Break Violence
• Minnesota Pollution Control Agency Widens Monitoring On PFAs
• Jury Seated In Samuel Young Trial, Suspect In Shooting During Elijah McClain Protest On I-225
• 'Thank You For My Childhood;' Kendall's Dandy Bear To Close After 30 Years
• Starbucks workers vote to unionize first store in Seattle
• Saint Peter's Peacocks team members on their Cinderella March Madness run so far: 'I don't know if I ever dreamed of this'
• Ukrainian kids with cancer evacuated from Poland to U.S. hospital
• Loose Cows Cause Big Traffic Backup On Highway 99 In Lodi
• Fencing Coach Nikki Franke Helped Blaze Trail For Women At Temple University
• Ultimate guide to Samsung: TVs, mobile devices, Samsung deals, the new Galaxy S22 and more
• Capitol Riot Suspect Is Granted Refugee Status In Belarus After Fleeing US
• Extra-alarm fire destroys discount mattress and furniture store in Albany Park
• How To Register For Harford County's iCan Bike Camp
• LAPD: robberies with a gun up 44% this year
• 4th horse dies this year at Los Alamitos Race Course
• Chevron 'Fully Prepared To Continue Normal Operations' Despite Strike At Richmond Refinery
• Prosecutors: Elizabeth Holmes, Sunny Balwani 'Were Partners' In Theranos Fraud Scheme
• East Bay Median Home Price Soars To $1.2M Amid Lower Inventory – 'Potential Buyers Acted Quickly'
• ATV Driver Missing Since Monday Night Has Been Found
• Medical Examiner Working To Identify Woman Found Shot To Death Inside Dallas Home
• Forgive all student debt, former Education Secretary says
• Outdoor Program For Children Offered At Farmington Hills Nature Center In April & May
• Person Of Interest In Fatal Hit-And-Run On Detroit's East Side Turns Herself In To Police
• Details Emerge On Trent Brown's Contract With Patriots
• Pfizer Voluntarily Recalling Blood Pressure Drug 'Accuretic'
• Tom Hanks crashes wedding photos – again
• Grandmother Asks Judge To OK Charges Against Wisconsin Police Officer
• School Bus, Vehicle Collide; No Students Injured
• Backup QB Mannion Re-Signs With Minnesota Vikings
• Ford Recalls F-150 Pickups, SUVs To Fix Brake Fluid Leak
• 'Dangerous' Slugger Jorge Soler Adds Pop To Miami Marlins
• Habitat For Humanity Philadelphia Receives Historic Donation From Philanthropist MacKenzie Scott
• 18-Year-Old Killed, 3 Other People Hurt In Stockton Shooting On West Lane
• Za'Darius Smith Signs With Vikings After Reportedly Backing Out Of Ravens Reunion
• Reporter and MLB husband help couples affected by Huntington's disease
• French energy giant Total to stop buying Russian oil
• Wisconsin Father Wants Cop Charged For Using Knee Restraint On 12-Year-Old Daughter
• SMU Basketball Coach Tim Jankovich Retiring
• Vendors for threatened North Hollywood Swap Meet hold protest outside landlord's home
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Dives Into Transgender Swimmer Debate
• Oakland City Council President Calls Fire In Tiny Home Village 'Unacceptable'
• Judge rules against Biden administration rules for ICE agents
• Patrick Beverley, George Hill Fined For Roles In Bucks-Wolves Incident
• Wilmington man arrested in murder of woman in Long Beach following wild chase that ended in Mar Vista Starbucks
• Southern Minnesota Man Gets 17 Years For Sexually Exploiting Child On Snapchat
• Democrats circulate draft proposal that could impact Iowa's status as first nominating contest
• Troopers Association Issues Scam Warning Following Deaths Of 2 Troopers In I-95 Crash
• Temperatures To Soar To Record Levels; Are You Ready For The Heat?
• Calistoga Warns About Potential Power Interruptions As PG&E Tests Equipment
• Body Camera Footage Released From Fatal Police Shooting In Crofton
• DNR To Begin Taking More Statewide Approach To CWD After Detection In Grand Rapids
• DuClaw Releases Limited-Edition 'Give A Crap' Sour To Raise Awareness About Colorectal Cancer
• Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center Mobile Screening Van Brings Free Mammograms To Women At CCP
• Seven more states off the Chicago Travel Advisory
• Day Of Remembrance Events Will Mark 1 Year Since King Soopers Shooting In Boulder
• Red Sox Claim Righty Kyle Tyler From Angels
• Tipped-Over Candle Named As Cause For Lakewood House Fire Tuesday
• Missing 10-Year-Old Boy Found Safe
• Dearborn Teen Charged With Assault In Connection To 'Orbeez' TikTok Trend
• 'The Lincoln Vs. Douglass Debate' Production To Premiere At West Chester University
• Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad To Pay $20 Million For Damages In 416 Fire
• White House press secretary tests positive for COVID-19 again
• Chicago First Alert Weather: rain returns for the afternoon rush
• Vitalant Now Testing All Blood Donations For COVID Antibodies
• Vikings Sign Former Packers Pass Rusher Za'Darius Smith
• Jennifer, James Crumbley Assigned Individual Lawyers To Avoid Potential Conflicts Of Interest
• Fight over spilled drink led to shooting that killed reporter, police say
• Google Settles With 6 Engineers Who Alleged They Faced Retaliation For Organizing
• The best rated upright vacuums, stick vacuums, robot vacuums and mop vacuums you can buy in 2022
• Do You Have A Cold, The Flu Or Covid-19? Experts Explain How To Tell The Difference
• NYPL "Treasures" exhibit showcases historic items from NY's past
• Colorado Lawmakers Consider Bills To Improve Access To Wheelchair Repairs
• Connecticut police departments sending gear to Ukraine
• Come On Down! 'Price Is Right' Coming To Denver In April
• Boy Loses Precious Baseball Cards In Sarasota, Orioles Trying To Help Find Them
• Woman Killed, At Least 10 Injured After Tornado Tears Through Texas Town
• Windsor Man Convicted On Drug, Weapons Charges Sentenced To Over 8 Years In Prison
• Michigan AG Nessel Calls On EPA To Strengthen Protections Against Childhood Lead Poisoning
• 2 Juveniles Taken Into Custody After Damaging Roughly $60,000 Worth Of Property Owned By Philly School District: Police
• Backcountry Skier Killed In Avalanche Northeast Of Steamboat Springs Identified As Andrew Hyde
• Eagles Hosting NFL Draft Party On April 28; Tickets Now Available
• Free college savings program expanded to all of LAUSD's first-grade students
• Disney In Balancing Act With Walk Out Threat
• Miami Dolphins Re-Sign Smythe, Scarlett
• Eagles Legend Brian Dawkins Participates In Private Tasting Event At PHL For National Cheesesteak Week
• State Assembly Advances Bill Removing Involuntary Servitude Amendment
• Michigan Republicans Delay New Absentee Ballot Signature Rules
• More Than 2 Dozen A Line Trips From Union Station To DIA Canceled Tuesday Due To Staff Shortages
• Nathan Liedtke Suspected Of Burglarizing Home Damaged In Marshall Fire
• Man Faces Murder Charge In Fatal Shooting Of Highland Park Business Owner
• Pfizer Recalls Some Blood Pressure Medicine Due To Possible Cancer Causing Impurity
• 3-Year-Old Western Michigan Boy Dies After Being Struck By Tractor
• Irish Folk-Punks Flogging Molly Land at Oakland's Fox Theater
• Pfizer Recalls Some Blood Pressure Medications
• The Azov Battalion: Putin's excuse for war against "Nazis" in Ukraine
• With Omicron Sub-Variant Becoming More Prevalent, Anne Arundel County Officials Say They Have The Tools For Next Wave
• Children's Antibody Responses To COVID-19 Stronger Than Adults', Hopkins Study Finds
• Cowboys for Trump founder convicted of entering restricted U.S. Capitol grounds
• Cambridge Ranked 2nd On 'Best Cities To Live In America' List
• Psychedelic Hard-Rock Power Trio Fuzz Lands at Great American
• Oakland Hills Country Club To Host US Open In 2034 & 2051
• 50 Chicago area gas stations teaming up with Willie Wilson for $1 million gas giveaway
• CHP Sergeant Suffers Broken Leg In Hit-And-Run; Driver Arrested In Rio Vista
• 20 days in Mariupol: Reporters document Ukrainian city's agony
• Woman, 26, charged in shoving death of 87-year-old NYC singing coach
• LAUSD to lift indoor mask-wearing mandate Wednesday
• CPD Police Supt. Brown says homicides, shootings down compared to March 2021
• Police Search For Hit-And-Run Driver After UMass Amherst Student Seriously Hurt On Campus
• CPS board to vote on $1.5M abuse settlement
• Lollapalooza 2022: Metallica, Dua Lipa and Doja Cat among headliners, single-day tickets on sale at noon
• Some Disney workers plan walkout over company's response to Florida's 'Don't Say Gay' bill
• Police: Robbery Victim Dodges Bullets After Chasing Thieves
• Disney in the cultural crosshairs over "Don't Say Gay" bill
• Paterson's City Hall closed due to broken pipe, flooding
• Russia exploring options for cyberattacks on energy sector, FBI warns
• 2 Pennsylvania State Police Troopers, Pedestrian Killed In Crash Along I-95 In South Philly; DUI Investigation Underway
• Maryland Weather: Still Mild, Tracking Rain Tomorrow
• Miami Weather: Mostly Sunny And Breezy, Little Chance Of Rain
• American Heritage Union Collects Thousands Of Supplies To Help Ukrainian Refugees
• Firefighters battle manhole fires in Queens
• Family, friends say their final goodbyes to Pervis Spann
• Arrest Made After Man Set On Fire In Miami-Dade Fight
• Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed In Fairhill Shooting, Philadelphia Police Say
• Rob Manfred's 2017 Letter To Yankees Regarding Sign-Stealing To Be Unsealed
• Ex-Long Beach police officer pleads guilty in child porn case
• COVID In Minnesota: MDH Reports 12 More Deaths, 1,061 New Cases
• Train Box Car Catches Fire In Fairfield
• Berkeley Police Arrest Young Man For Firing Gun In Park
• Multiple tornadoes rip through homes and schools in Texas
• Judge dismisses lawsuit blocking $320 million deal to sell Angel Stadium to the Angels
• General Motors Recalls 740K SUVs Due To Overly Bright Headlights
• Fire Destroys Penn Hills Home; Man Gets Out Safely With His Dog
• AG Nessel: The Wrongful Murder Convictions Of George, Melvin DeJesus Have Been Vacated
• Warhol Portrait Of Marilyn Monroe Could Fetch A Record $200 Million
• United Center dropping vaccination or proof of negative test requirement
• Journalist reportedly kidnapped and tortured by Russian troops in Ukraine
• Share Your Peacock Pride!
• War in Ukraine stirs painful memories for WWII survivors
• 'As 'Real-World' As It Gets,' Students At Massachusetts High School Help Deliver Baby Goats In Class
• Bruins' First-Round Playoff Opponent Promises To Be A Bear
• Red Sox To Honor Jerry Remy With Season-Long Commemorative Patch, Pre-Game Ceremony On April 20
• Kylie Jenner changing baby's name six weeks after birth
• EV Battery Maker LG Will Add Up To 1,200 Jobs In Michigan
• Man Found Shot To Death In Hill District
• Woman Attempted Arson, Home Invasion In Brooklyn After Juvenile Dispute, Police Say
• Suspect arrested in fatal shoving of 87-year-old vocal coach
• Rescue Workers Name Cat Found In Jacksboro Twister Rubble 'Nado' 
• General Motors Recalls 740K SUVs; Headlights Are Too Bright
• Attention, Floridians! Warning Issued About Potential Cyberattacks
• Jury Selection To Continue Wednesday In Federal Corruption Trial Of City Councilmember Kenyatta Johnson
• Twins Officially Announce Carlos Correa Signing
• Michigan Severe Weather Awareness Week March 20th to March 26th
• Sonoma County Water Agency To Draw From Russian River Weeks Early
• James, Jennifer Crumbley Return To Court
• Russian chess player banned from competing for supporting war
• DNR: Enbridge Crews Harmed Minnesota Groundwater Even More
• More Than 327K In Cocaine Seized At Camino Real International Bridge
• Chip manufacturers struggling to meet demand amid shortage
• Limited BART Service Returns To Richmond's Red Line
• Patriots Will Face Off Against A Pretty Talented Collection Of Quarterbacks In 2022
• US SailGP Team Capsizes Ahead Of $1 Million Race On San Francisco Bay; 'These Things Are Just Rockets'
• 15 Displaced By Fast-Moving Fire That Gutted Lawrence Triple-Decker
• General Motors Recalls 740K SUVs Over Headlights Being Too Bright
• More Than 740,000 GMC SUVs Recalled; Headlights Too Bright
• NYPD accused of secretly collecting DNA for "rogue" database
• NASA discovered more than 5,000 planets
• 'Do Something New': Superior Resident Clears Land, Posts It For Sale After Losing 'Bucket List' Home To Marshall Fire
• Vacant Fidelity & Deposit Building In Downtown To Be Converted Into Apartments
• Indiana governor signs law eliminating need for permit to carry handguns in public
• Fungus-ravaged bat proposed for endangered species listing
• Crews Make Progress Containing Texas Wildfire That Has Burned 85 Square Miles
• Expert: High Bay Area Vaccination Rate May Ward Off Omicron BA.2 Surge
• 1 Killed, 3 Wounded In Late Night Stockton Shooting
• Dramatic video shows man rescued from boat on which 5 died
• Monday's Snow Totals From Colorado's Eastern Plains Show Up To 18" Fell In A Narrow Band
• Cookies By Design
• Hiker Rescued After Falling 30 Feet Into Underground Water Storage Tank In Monson
• Fungus-Ravaged Bat Proposed For Endangered Species Listing
• Blazers Outlast Pistons
• Confirmation vote for new 11th Ward alderman delayed, after Mayor Lightfoot says 'a bit more time is needed' to make appointment
• Pomona High School Parents, Students Push Back After Learning Plan To Cut Some Music Courses
• One Of Two Escaped Inmates Killed By Police In Texas
• Water main break floods streets in Westlake District
• Car nearly slams into Fatburger in West Hollywood
• Magnitude-3.4 quake rattles Ontario, Rancho Cucamonga
• Detroit Reaches $7.5M Deal With Davontae Sanford In Wrongful Conviction Lawsuit
• LA County gas price tops $6 average for first time ever
• Mayor Michelle Wu Tells DESE She 'Firmly' Opposes State Taking Over Boston Schools
• Detroit Public Schools Aim To Catch Up, Then Some, With US Aid
• Celtics Complete Impressive Sweep On Western Conference Trip
• U.S. sanctions Chinese officials over persecution of religious minorities
• The Deeper Problems Inside The Bus Terminal At Union Station
• Minnesota Snowpack Is Melting, But Pesky, Damaging Yard Voles Are Proliferating
• Trevor Reed, 19, charged in shooting of 11-year-old boy in Chatham
• Man, 21, Shot Multiple Times In Northeast Baltimore, Police Say
• Car Carrier Fire On New Jersey Turnpike Causes Traffic Jams
• Residents In Jacksboro Believe Tornado Caused Damage That Left Homes And Businesses Torn Apart
• Coffee, Tea Or Water? Millennials Have A Definite Preference, Survey Finds
• Leonard Fournette Re-Signs With Buccaneers One Day After Visit With Patriots
• Big Rig Hits, Kills Horse That Got Loose On I-5 Near French Camp
• Republican Candidate For Governor Geoff Diehl Chooses Leah Cole Allen As Running Mate
• Already jailed Putin foe Alexey Navalny handed new 9-year prison sentence
• Cruise Self-Driving Cars Deliver 2 Millionth Meal For San Francisco-Marin Food Bank
• Jersey Shore mayor planning Ukraine benefit concert after returning home
• Patriots Host Quarterback Joshua Dobbs For Free Agent Tryout
• Biden says "clear sign" Putin could resort to chemical attack in Ukraine
• This best selling Samsung top-load washer and dryer pair is $500 off right now
• No Injuries, Minor Damage After Inmates Flood Part Of Blue Earth County Jail
• Colorado Weather: Windy With Some Light Snow Showers Tuesday Afternoon
• Tom Hanks, Rita Wilson Pose With Busy Beaver Staff Members On Movie Shoot Set In Lawrenceville
• Storms Couldn't Stop Reggie Bullock, Dallas Mavs As Team Beats Timberwolves 110-108
• NYC lifting school mask requirement for ages 2-4 on April 4
• Oligarch stashes second yacht in Turkey, apparently to beat sanctions
• Miami Gardens Barbershop Owner Killed In Argument Over Range Rover
• Downtown Minneapolis' Gittelson Jewelers Moving, But Not Far
• Weekend Gun Buyback Event In Denver Collects 189 Firearms
• 2 teachers killed at high school in Sweden, student arrested
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 3/22 Tuesday forecast
• Ways to Help the Ukrainian People
• After Trade Deadline, Jake DeBrusk Is 'All About Winning The Stanley Cup' With Bruins
• Crews Rescue Man Stuck In Underground Storm Pipe For 2 Days
• Police investigating another string of brush fires in Central Park
• New mural honors hospital workers who died during pandemic
• Kendrick Bourne Joins Matthew Judon's Recruiting Effort To Get Odell Beckham Jr. To Foxboro
• Second Eaglet Of 2022 Hatches In Hays' Bald Eagles Nest
• Curfew On Miami Beach After Mayor Declares State Of Emergency Following Spring Break Shootings
• Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson Takes Questions On Day 2 Of Supreme Court Confirmation Hearings
• Caught on video: Burglar smashes into Harlem steakhouse
• California woman accused of killing husband in 2015 captured in Mexico
• Supreme Court hearing for Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson continues Tuesday
• Crews rescue man stuck in pizza-sized storm drain field for two days
• Philadelphia Judge Orders Mental Health Evaluation For New York MoMA Stabbing Suspect
• Pittsburgh Weather: Rain, Wind, Possible Storms Make Wednesday A First Alert Weather Day
• Mavericks Hold Off Wolves To Win 110-108
• Divers say they likely found body of man missing since 2003
• Spring Cleaning: The Health Benefits Behind The Tall Task
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Rain for the next 3 days
• 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals: Miami Restaurant Service Charges Are Not Tips
• Man Shot, Killed In Olney After Gunmen Fired At Least 28 Shots: Philadelphia Police
• Philadelphia Police: Attempted Robbery Inside Olney Smoke Shop Ends With Suspect Shot, Killed
• Bouncer Charged With Killing Marine Veteran In Weekend Stabbing Near Faneuil Hall
• Boston Marathon To Give Bib Number 321 To Neurodivergent Athlete Each Year
• Bay Area Panthers Kick Off Inaugural Season At San Jose's SAP Center With Victory
• Lake Minnetonka Residents Chase Away Coyotes Threatening Their Dog
• Demetrius Wynne, Charged With Killing Minneapolis Artist Susan Spiller, Set To Stand Trial Starting Monday
• Rochester Police Investigating Incident At Beaver Co. Transit Authority Terminal
• Man Arrested, Facing Homicide Charges In Deadly Knoxville Shooting
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• Voting Machine Maker Wins Appeal In GOP Election Inquiry
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• Beaver Co. Man Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Two Children
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Videos from March 22, 2022

• Chinese Restaurant Robbed In Mid-Wilshire
• The 3rd Act of Chargers' Khalil Mack
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• Authorities catch mountain lion that ran into Irvine business
• Police investigating shooting in Exposition Park
• Fire scientists prepares for yet another fire season
• Mountain lion runs around Irvine shopping center before getting caught
• Thieves stage brazen smash-and-grab robbery at Beverly Hills jewelry store
• Top 5 polling candidate in race for Mayor of Los Angeles face off in debate
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Rain picking up overnight
• Deck of bidders for Chicago casino down to three
• Veterans' Voices: Gary Sinise Foundation
• First Alert Forecast: CBS2 3/22 Nightly Weather at 11PM
• Supreme Court nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson undergoes marathon day of questioning
• Proviso Teachers Union and District 209 closer to agreement
• N.J. Jewish community leader heads to Poland to help Ukrainian refugees
• Juvenile charged with attacking students with toy water pellet gun
• Lauren Pazienza arrested in fatal shoving of vocal coach Barbara Gustern
• Some suburbs back out of Willie Wilson's free gas giveaway
• Large fire breaks out at Pepsi plant in Piscataway
• Large tornado strikes New Orleans
• Man dead, woman injured in workplace shooting in suburban Burr Ridge
• Man describes encounter with mountain lion in Southern California
• Ukrainian-owned business harassed for having "Russian" in its name
• Police searching for suspects in brazen Beverly Hills smash-and-grab robbery
• CBSLA.com: The Rundown (Feb. 7 PM Edition)
• Crews battling large fire at Pepsi facility in Piscataway, New Jersey
• CPS students make connections with skilled trades professionals
• Fire burns at PepsiCo facility in Piscataway, New Jersey
• Gas prices hit $6 a gallon
• Authorities catch mountain lion that ran into Irvine business
• Authorities tranquilize mountain that ran into Irvine busines
• Federal money directed at COVID testing for uninsured running out
• Woman charged with manslaughter in death of beloved New York vocal coach
• Disney employees stage walk out over Florida's 'Don't Say Gay' bill
• CHP takes 2 pursuit suspects into custody
• Slight uptick in Chicago COVID cases
• London Calling: British Prime Minister Boris Johnson criticized over Ukraine comments
• Convicted killer Eric Smith released from prison after 1993 murder of 4-year-old boy
• Republican senators grill Ketanji Brown Jackson over critical race theory
• Homeowner sees insurance premium jump 4x because of wildfire threat
• 'He gave me a second chance'
• Alsip police chief says Willie Wilson's $1 million gas giveaway would have been disruptive
• Four Ukrainian children with cancer evacuated by the U.S. State Department for treatment at St. Jude
• Police arrest Lauren Pazienza, 26, in fatal shoving of 87-year-old vocal coach Barbara Gustern
• Senate committee grills Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson
• Smash-and-grab robbers hit Beverly Hills jewelry store
• One person dead, one woman shot at Burr Ridge office complex
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Thunderstorms on the way
• Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson faces tough questions from GOP senators on second day of confirmation hearings
• Mountain lion captured inside Irvine business
• Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny sentenced to 9 years in prison
• "I felt very sad because this area is a very good area'
• 85-year-old Detroit artist gets solo exhibition
• No sign of survivors at China plane crash site
• Breaking down Supreme Court confirmation battle strategies
• Tracking severe weather across the South
• Texas and Oklahoma devastated by deadly tornado outbreak
• Russia preparing to launch cyberattacks in U.S., FBI says
• Extra-alarm fire destroyed Albany Park store
• Russia escalates airstrikes as ground forces stall
• Robotics competition returns to Long Island
• Dynamic situation as police investigate Burr Ridge shooting
• New Jersey opposes New York's effort to block Waterfront Commission exit
• Thousands of Chicago high school students attend special career fair
• Korean-American Association of New York hosts Rev. Jesse Jackson
• 12 police departments among many in Connecticut donating supplies to Ukraine
• Ukrainian President Zelenskyy says he is ready to negotiate with Putin
• Gov. Kathy Hochul warns New Yorkers to avoid charity scams linked to war in Ukraine
• Habitat LA To Get $20 Million From MacKenzie Scott Donation
• Lawsuit claims NYPD officers are illegally taking DNA samples without consent
• 'I feel like a celebrity when I hit a shot'
• "Fire & Soul 2022: We're Still Harlem" celebrates neighborhood's history, influence on culture
• First Alert Forecast: CBS2 3/22 Evening Weather at 5PM
• Day 2 of Ketanji Brown Jackson's Supreme Court confirmation hearings
• Previewing Biden's trip to Europe
• 3/22: Red and Blue
• Excitement building for Saint Peter's Cinderella story
• The metaverse and its impact on the business world
• One crew suspected in more than 200 smash-and-grab burglaries in Chicago
• Construction company owner charged in child's death
• Sparks fly during day 2 of MS-13 quadruple murder trial on Long Island
• Suspect at large after Burr Ridge shooting
• CBS News Congressional correspondent Scott MacFarlane on Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson's testimony
• At least one person shot in Burr Ridge
• Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson asked about court packing, judicial philosophy on day 2 of questioning
• Mayor Adams relaxes masking requirements for toddlers in preschools, nursery schools and day cares
• Albany Park fire destroys discount mattress and furniture store.
• Fire breaks out at Memorial Sloan Kettering on Manhattan's East Side
• Hollywood Forever Cemetery now a Historic-Cultural Monument
• 'Ann' Starring Holland Taylor Premieres At The Pasadena Playhouse
• LA City Attorney candidate Richard Kim signs Gascon recall petition
• Alissa Carlson's Weather Forecast (March 22)
• Saint Peter's Peacocks talk to the media about heading to the NCAA Sweet Sixteen
• Sen. Ted Cruz asks Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson about critical race theory during hearing
• MoneyWatch: War in Ukraine raises concerns about global food supply
• Armed Robberies Spike In Los Angeles
• Helio Castroneves Talks Long Beach Grand Prix
• Some Disney Workers Hold Walkout Over Company's Response To Florida's 'Don't Say Gay' Bill
• Vendors for threatened North Hollywood swap meet hold protest outside landlord's home
• Poet Harold Green III honors Black women with new book "Black Roses"
• Firefighters battle extra-alarm blaze in Albany Park
• NYPL's "Treasures" exhibit gaining popularity
• Fairfield County police departments sending protective vests, helmets and more to Ukraine
• Look At This: Mount Wilson Toll Road
• Pre-Funded College Savings Account Program Expands
• MoneyWatch: Former secretary of education under President Obama discusses the need to cancel student debt
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Rain all day
• Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson defends her record during Supreme Court confirmation hearings
• Lollapalooza 2022: Metallica, Dua Lipa and Doja Cat among headliners, single-day tickets on sale at
• CPD Police Supt. Brown says homicides, shootings down compared to March 2021
• First Alert Weather: Bright and breezy
• CPS board set to vote on million dollar settlement
• Judge Jackson back in confirmation seat on Capitol Hill
• Family, friends say their goodbyes to Pervis Spann
• Cybersecurity expert on the threat from Russia
• Broken pipe floods Paterson City Hall
• Get ready to fill up at a $1 million gas giveaway from Willie Wilson
• Manhole fires cause explosion that rocked Queens block
• Mayor Lightfoot says she needs more time before appointing next 11th Ward alderman
• United Center drops vaccine requirement
• Suspect arrested in fatal shove of beloved voice coach
• NYC easing mask rules for toddlers next month
• Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says he's ready to compromise NATO ambitions to end Putin's war
• Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson faces questions from Senate Judiciary Committee
• Walmart shoppers run for cover as tornado rips through store's parking lot in Texas
• War in Ukraine stirs painful memories for WWII survivors
• "The kids need a smile": Man suits up in T-rex costume for Ukrainian children at train station in Poland
• Ukrainian family who escaped city under siege describes what they experienced
• Judge rejects lawsuit blocking sale of Angel Stadium
• Analysis of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson's first day facing questions at confirmation hearing
• LAUSD Teachers Union Votes To Drop Mask Requirements
• Markina Brown's Weather Forecast (March 22)
• Legal expert weighs in on Supreme Court confirmation hearings for Ketanji Brown Jackson
• Chopper 2 over manhole explosion in Queens
• 3/22: CBS News Mornings
• CBS News Los Angeles: The Rundown (March 22 AM Edition)
• NYC lifting mask mandate for ages 2-4 next month
• Car nearly slams into Fatburger in West Hollywood
• LA County gas price tops $6 average for first time ever
• Ketanji Brown Jackson on her approach to cases and judicial philosophy
• Mom's reaction to son's bar exam results goes viral
• Lily Collins on new thriller film "Windfall" and what it's like to work with her husband
• Divers believe they've found remains of man missing since 2003
• "Changing the Game": Ava DuVernay's impact on film
• Jersey Shore mayor planning benefit concert for Ukraine
• Google faces lawsuit alleging racial discrimination against Black women
• Magnitude-3.4 quake rattles Ontario, Rancho Cucamonga
• Water Main Break Floods Streets In Westlake District
• Sports reporter Allie LaForce and MLB pitcher Joe Smith journey to have a baby
• Subvariant threatens COVID progress while virus symptoms may be mistaken for spring allergies
• Global computer chip shortage could last for years
• Planning ahead: Today's events
• Ukrainian family describes horrors of Russian attacks in Mariupol
• No signs of survivors in China Eastern plane crash
• Biden asks business leaders to prepare for possible Russian cyberattacks
• Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson faces questioning from senators at confirmation hearing
• Family describes terrifying ordeal leaving their home in Mariupol
• Ketanji Brown Jackson vows to defend Constitution, remain independent during opening hearing
• Ukrainian mother of three describes life in Kyiv as Russia wages war
• More than a dozen tornadoes strike Texas and Oklahoma causing widespread damage to communities
• Burglar smashes into Cecil Steakhouse
• City Council Rules Committee vote to confirm 11th Ward alderman scheduled for Tuesday; no nominee an
• Supreme Court hearing for Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson continues Tuesday
• More suspicious fires in Central Park
• LIJ unveils COVID mural
• Day 2 of confirmation hearings for Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson
• Here Comes The Sun: The wide range of Ryan Reynolds and the artist and teacher Shirley Woodson
• 7-year-old girl latest victim of NYC gun violence
• Ukraine's president spells out peace talks parameters: CBS News Flash March 22, 2022
• City Hall voting to confirm 11th Ward alderman Tuesday
• First Alert Weather: Another nice one
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Rain for the next 3 days