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• 'I Don't Deserve To Be Sloughed Off': Sacramento Woman Says Paratransit Bus Left Her Waiting For Hours
• SacRT Adding Paratransit Drivers As Shortage Left Woman Stranded On Mobility Scooter
• Newsom's Gas Rebate Plan Will Send Up To $800 To California Car Owners
• Last-Second Tip-In Lifts Kings Over Haliburton, Pacers 110-109
• Elk Grove Votes To Move Forward With Building New Zoo
• Dodgers designate Matt Beaty for assignment
• Joel Embiid, Sixers hold off LeBron-less Lakers, 126-121
• Kris Bryant 'Blown Away' By Rockies Organization
• Shaping Sacramento: Local Firm Behind Historic Structures Celebrates 100 Years
• Loved Ones Remember Tyrone Deloney, Who Died Saving Nieces And Nephews From Stockton Home Invasion Gunman
• Santa Clara County Severs Relationship With Moscow Government Over Ukraine Invasion
• A's, Stephen Vogt Reunite As Fan Favorite Catcher Returns To Oakland
• Studio City neighborhood fed up with short-term rental they say is a party house
• More Racist Graffiti Found At Sacramento City Unified School
• Recent rash of robberies leave experts scrambling for solutions
• Ayton Has Career-High 35 Points, Suns Rally Past Wolves 125-116
• Police Investigate Collision, Shooting In Downtown Sacramento
• Finding Minnesota: Mdewakanton Sioux Cultural Center
• No evidence that recent fires in Albany Park are connected, Fire Department says
• Police on alert after woman is attacked, robbed in Oak Lawn home by offenders pretending to sell candy
• Ex-HP Executive Pleads Guilty To Defrauding Silicon Valley Company Out Of $5 Million
• Melody Spann Cooper on the grit and determination of her father, Pervis Spann 'The Blues Man'
• Chicago First Alert Weather: numerous showers and storms tonight and tomorrow
• Jonathan Toews wonders what's next after recent trades
• Think Your Home Valuation's Too High? Here's What To Do
• 'My Dream Actually Came True': Salisbury Families Celebrate New Homes From Habitat For Humanity
• Storm Bringing Heavy Rain, Ice To Some Areas
• Pfizer Recalls 3 High Blood Pressure Medications
• North End Restaurant Owners Plan To Sue Over Outdoor Dining Fees
• I-Team: Catalytic Converter Prices Could Rise Due To Thefts, War In Ukraine
• Keller @ Large: Poll Reveals Most Think Public Schools Heading In Wrong Direction
• Message In A Bottle Tossed From Gloucester Fishing Boat More Than 25 Years Ago Found In France
• Man Killed In SW Miami-Dade Shooting
• Colorado Lawmakers Set To Introduce Bill To Combat Fentanyl Crisis
• Marcus Stroman gives up two runs, strikes three out as Cubs beat A's in Spring Training
• Some say Willie Wilson's gas giveaway is much welcome and much needed
• Doctor Explains What Parents Need To Know About Moderna's COVID Vaccine For Kids Under 6
• Title 42 At Center Of Dispute In Colorado Amid War In Ukraine
• Deputy Chief Eric Stewart Chosen To Temporarily Lead Loveland Police Department
• Search On For Driver Who Fled After Slamming Car Into Fort Lauderdale Home
• Historic San Francisco Japantown Mochi Shop Benkyodo Closing After More Than 115 Years
• Gunman who shot, killed boss at Burr Ridge office complex was about to be fired
• Lawmakers Consider Bill To Allow Fines Up To $1K For Unruly Fan Behavior
• Two Firefighters Injured Battling Separate 2-Alarm Fires In Baltimore
• 'I Was Ready To Die': Women Who Fled Ukraine Share Their Stories
• 'Blessing scam' suspects arrested in Pico-Union
• Giants Of The Airline Industry Take United Front On Mask Mandates
• Maryland Lawmakers Rush To Pass Bills, Including One That Bans Ghost Guns
• 21 Murders In Baltimore This Month; Northwest Baltimore Leaders Reflect On Response After Mass Shooting
• Moderna Seeks Green Light For Vaccinating Toddlers And Young Children
• Minneapolis Educators Strike, Day 16: Negotiations Appear Stalled After District Gives 'Final Offer'
• Thompson Sends Sabres Past Penguins 4-3 In Shootout
• Pamela Smart's Request For Sentence Reduction Hearing Denied Again
• 'We Have A Crowd Control Issue': Miami Beach Commission Approves State Of Emergency, Curfew
• Bane leads Grizzlies past Nets as Irving scores 43 points
• Jordan Poole's 30 Points Lead Short-Handed Warriors Past Heat
• Committee Passes Colorado Bill Expected To Cap Rent Increases On Mobile Homes
• Former prosecutor says Trump "guilty of numerous felony violations"
• Naomi Osaka Has Little Trouble, Tops Astra Sharma At Miami Open
• One Person Shot, Injured In Baltimore County
• Jacksboro High School Student Braves Storm To Protect Her Little Sister
• Tatum, Brown Sizzle, Celtics Roll To 125-97 Win Over Jazz
• Connecticut lawmakers vote to suspend gas tax
• 5 Pittsburgh Officers Involved In Jim Rogers' Tasing Death Fired
• Lowry's 26 Not Enough As Warriors Roll Past Heat 118-104
• Homeless man attacks beloved Boyle Heights restaurant owner
• Engvall's late goal lifts Maple Leafs over Devils
• Local Professor Remembers Trailblazing Former Secretary Of State Madeleine Albright
• Monessen's Former Mayor Says Inappropriate Actions Are Happening Inside City Hall
• Michigan Receiving $86 Million In Aid For June 2021 Flooding
• Venus and Serena Williams, Josh Brolin & Jason Momoa to present at Oscars
• Michigan's Statewide Tornado Drill Canceled Due To Weather -- What To Know
• The Baltimore Area Will Soon See Storms And Freezing Temperatures
• Man hit, killed by car in Norridge
• MacKenzie Scott Donates $13.5M To Twin Cities Habitat For Humanity 
• Vehicle Driver Shot Dead In Pleasant Hill; Suspect Vehicle Sought
• Anthony Wilson Identified As Victim Of Dallas Party Venue Shooting
• UPDATE: Danville Burglary Suspects Arrested After Abandoning Car In Pleasanton Following I-680 Chase
• COVID: Santa Clara County Goes After Businesses Refusing to Pay Health Order Violation Fines
• Pittsburgh Weather: Tornado Watch Expires For Several Counties
• Man, Woman Charged In Multiple West Sacramento Store Thefts
• Westmoreland County Man Accused Of Having Sexual Relationship With 15-Year-Old Girl
• Barrett, Knicks snap Hornets' 5-game win streak
• NYPD seeks attempted kidnapping suspect in Brooklyn
• Cougar captured in Irvine on Tuesday released into the wild
• Harford County Community College Student Magazine Takes Home Another National Title For TV Program
• Denver Weather: After Getting Rocked By Wind, Colorado Has Calmer And Warmer Days Ahead
• Parents, Teachers Worry Proposed School Board Changes Could Negatively Impact Thousands Of Students At 52 Innovation Schools
• Sacramento City Schools Strike Day 1: What's On The Table And What Happens Next?
• Cubs owners denounce racism after backlash over Chelsea soccer team bid
• Florida Parks License Plate Gets Go-Ahead
• 60% of homeless moved out of Echo Park unaccounted for
• Peninsula Wine Entrepreneur, Nun Pair Up To Provide Meals For Thousands
• Baltimore Community Reacts After Test Assessments Show COVID-19 Pandemic Impact On Learning in Maryland
• Mark Meadows' wife appears to use invalid address on 2 voter forms
• Melissa Lucio Slated To Be First Woman Executed In Texas Since 2014, But Questions Remain About Her Case
• COVID: Many Workers Returning to Office Struggling to Find Pet Care
• Habitat For Humanity Of Greater Pittsburgh Receives $2.5 Million From Mackenzie Scott
• Ultra Music Festival Back At Bayfront, Organizers Not Concerned About Crowds Coming Over From Miami Beach
• Senators grill Jackson over record on third day of confirmation hearing
• Miracle Mile restaurant victim of smash-and-grab robbery
• Minnesota Lawmakers Propose Changes To Felony Murder Laws
• WATCH: Mike Max Goes 1-On-1 With Twins' Prize Free Agent Carlos Correa
• Former Boeing test pilot found not guilty of deceiving FAA in 737 Max case
• Poudre School District Handing Out At-Home COVID Tests
• Construction worker trapped under train in Mid-Wilshire area dies
• Brandon Hyde's Son Makes Cameo At Spring Training
• 2-year-old colt dies after training injury at Los Alamitos
• 'Progress Is Slow, But It Happens': Homeless Program In Sacramento Provides Jobs, New Hope
• Jayana Webb's Blood Alcohol Level Twice Legal Limit At Time Of Crash That Killed 2 Pennsylvania State Troopers, Pedestrian, Sources Say
• After 'Devastating' Tornado, Jacksboro Community Begins To Rebuild
• Call Kurtis: Been A Victim Of Fraud? Here's What You Should Know
• 25-year-old killed after Louisiana tornadoes pick up his truck and house
• Orinda Teen Part of Online Effort to Help Share Stories from Ukrainian Teens
• Blood drive planned in Naperville in memory of friends killed in Astroworld stampede
• Report places NYC in top 10 most polluted US cities
• Sacramento, Stockton Break Daily Heat Records For Second Straight Day
• SFPD: Suspect In Mission District Attempted Armed Robbery Arrested, Stolen Gun Seized
• Medical Board Revokes License Of Santa Rosa Psychiatrist Following Multiple Sexual Assault Allegations
• 207-Year-Old Whaling Ship From Massachusetts Discovered In The Gulf Of Mexico
• Suspect Arrested After Leading State Police On Chase In Stolen Boston Children's Hospital Van
• On A Positive Note: Pittsburgh Allderdice Students Set Up Food Pantry
• 2 Teens Charged After Stolen SUV Bursts Into Flames During Mendota Heights Police Chase
• Senators Cruz, Cornyn Repeated Their Concerns In Questioning Supreme Court Nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson
• Some lawmakers say it's about time to fund it college student mental health services law
• $13 Million Investment to Retrofit Mare Island Dock Could Create Hundreds of Jobs
• 'I will be first in line': Chicago mom excited about the Moderna COVID vaccine that could be approved for children
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Board Exempts Performing Arts Students From Mask Mandate
• Parents Deal With Disruption From Sacramento Teacher Strike
• West Virginia University Suspends Delta Chi Fraternity Related To Hazing
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• Sources: NYC will roll back vaccine mandate for athletes
• Reading Police Looking For Suspect In Connection With 15 Overnight Vehicle Break-Ins
• Arrest Warrant Issued For 71-Year-Old 'Mayor Of Pickleball'
• Video Shows Storm Winds Upheaving Dock At Benbrook Lake Marina
• Home Prices Increasing At A Rate Not Seen In Decades
• First-in-the-nation residency program seeks to address teacher shortages
• Airlines ask Biden to drop mask mandate and testing requirements for travelers
• Grab and Go Lunches for SCUSD Kids
• Con Fire Announces Arrest Of 2 Suspected Arsonists Over 48-Hour Period
• California State University System Drops SAT/ACT Requirement For Admission
• Pandemic Has Led To Hospital Staff Shortages Nationwide As Healthcare Workers Report Significant Rise In Burnout
• 'Meat-In' Event Raises $135,000 For Colorado Restaurant Owner Battling Cancer
• NYPD announces quality-of-life crime crackdown
• Family, friends say goodbye to legendary Chicago disc jockey Pervis Spann
• Babylon special ed teacher indicted for rape of 15-year-old
• Program Teaches Metro Detroit Students About Money Management
• Samsung Galaxy S22 smartphone is on sale now: Here's how to save an extra 10%
• 1-On-1 Interview: Vikings Coach Kevin O'Connell Talks Culture, Expectations, Living In Minnesota
• Calls get louder to change name of Mario M. Cuomo Bridge
• N.J. pharmacy offers free medications for those in need
• 'Rise Up! Cinderella!': New Play Meditates On Tumultuous 2 Years In North Minneapolis
• UPDATE: SF DA Boudin Files Charges Against Teen Robbery Suspects Arrested with Ghost Guns
• Samsung spring deals event: save 10% when you bundle a Samsung washer and dryer with a Galaxy S22
• Local Women Working To Improve Lives Of Other Women
• Playland Park in midst of $135 million renovation
• St. Paul School Board Votes To Keep Mask Mandate For Students, Staff
• Proviso District 209, teachers' union reach tentative agreement, end strike
• Veterans not happy with VA's proposed health care changes
• Around The Table: The Pennsylvania Primary Race
• Citing Lack Of Applicants, Police Departments Offering Signing Bonuses Up To $10,000
• Jerome Randle recalls playing basketball in Ukraine before Russian invasion
• Arthur Massei Held Without Bail For 1971 Murder Of Natalie Scheublin In Bedford
• Wandering Kitten Rescued By Port Authority Workers Gets Name And Home
• New State Regulations To Protect Tipped Restaurant Workers And Bartenders
• New series "Halo" premieres Thursday on Paramount+
• West St. Paul Police Ask For Help Identifying Suspected Package Thief
• Sunset Lake In Braintree Searched For Evidence In Shooting Of Brockton Teen Lee Monteiro
• Thinking Air Travel For Summer Vacation? Be Ready To Pay More
• 'We'll Proceed With The Process': Elias Defends Going To Arbitration With Mancini, Means
• Suspect Caught On Surveillance Stealing Truck In Gypsum
• Nick Castellanos Has 'Made Money,' 'Hit Homers,' 'Played on TV,' Now He's With Phillies To Win In Playoffs
• Firefighters Battle Second Row Home Blaze In Northwest Baltimore
• Crews Quickly Stop Fire That Started On Downtown Sacramento Street From Spreading
• 'Denver Is Where I Grew Up': Madeleine Albright Credited Colorado With Helping Her Believe In The American Dream
• Builders Of Hope Works To Bring Affordable Housing To Dallas
• CBS Casting For New Reality Show Called 'The Real Love Boat'
• Detroit Police Officers Bridging Community Gap With 'Skate With A Cop', Other Events
• City, suburbs prepare for Willie Wilson's $1 million gas giveaway amid worries about lines
• Unseasonably warm temperatures in the West to break records
• Denver Zoo Launches Emergency Fundraiser To Help Zoo In Ukraine
• UPDATE: Authorities Identify Armed Man Fatally Shot by Deputies in Discovery Bay Incident
• Mattapan Man Arrested For Shooting On MBTA Bus
• Child poisoning deaths spiked during the pandemic
• "Fearless fighter for freedom": World reacts to death of Madeleine Albright
• Pennsylvania Police Agencies Sending Body Armor To Ukraine
• Trial On Maryland's New State Legislative Map Begins
• Pennsylvania Legislator Wants To Use Power Of State Law To Crack Down On Illegal ATV Riders In Philadelphia
• 90% of Americans have a co-worker who annoys them
• Avalanche Cleared As US 6 Reopens Over Loveland Pass Near I-70
• After 2 Years Of COVID, Philadelphia Throwing 'Coming-Out Party' As NCAA Tournament Comes To Wells Fargo Center
• Pedestrian Dies After Crossing I-25 Near Colfax At Midnight
• Yosemite Reservations
• Chicago Public Schools to begin next school year two weeks before Labor Day
• Maryland State Police Detectives Seek Identity Of Suspected Road-Rage Gunman
• Wildfire Burning Near Buena Vista Fully Contained, All Clear Issued For Residents
• Cal State College System Drops SAT/ACT Admission Requirement
• Phillies Charities 5K Returns In-Person To South Philadelphia This Weekend For First Time In Two Years
• Massachusetts Senate Republicans Make Case To Suspend State's Gas Tax
• Pennsylvania Police Agencies Donating Nearly 100 Ballistic Vests, 50 Helmets To Ukraine
• Exclusive: Video Shows Man Accused Of Stealing $500 Worth Of Steaks, Pointing Gun Inside Miami Winn Dixie
• Malcolm Butler's Patriots Reunion Is A True Shocker -- Even By Bill Belichick's Standards
• Alex Jones Fails To Show Up For Sandy Hook Deposition
• Ultra Music Festival Returns To Bayfront Park; COVID-19 Not A Major Concern
• Esther Isabelle Brazier of Apostolic Church of God dies at 92
• Franchot Again Calls For Extending Gas Tax Holiday To 90 Days
• Bodycam Video Shows Deputy Fall Through Ice While Helping Snowmobiler
• Massachusetts Reports 1,074 New COVID Cases, 1 Additional Death
• Aldermen approve $1.675M settlement for Mia Wright, four others dragged from car by CPD
• Sources: Woman Killed In Domestic-Related Shooting In Monongahela
• Water World Wants To Fill Nearly 1,000 Positions In Time For Summer
• Gov. Newsom Proposes Giving $400 To California Drivers To Help With Gas Prices Spike
• Rescuers Believe No One Was Caught In Berthoud Pass Avalanche
• How the pandemic killed the five-day office work week
• Newsom proposes $400 gas rebate payments to California vehicle owners
• Princeton Man Dies In Single-Vehicle Crash
• Outdoor Retailer Trade Show Plans To Return To Salt Lake City After Denver Contract Expires
• On The Menu: Making PB&J Overnight Oats & Berry Chia Jam
• Wrong-Way Driver Hospitalized After Crashing Into Natural Gas Pipeline, Catching Fire
• Madeleine Albright, First Woman US Secretary Of State And Wellesley Graduate, Dies At 84
• Digital age begins for City Council, as aldermen begin casting votes electronically
• 29-Year-Old Detroit Woman Charged In Fatal Shooting Of Her Boyfriend
• Then & Now: The Past, Present & Future Of Baltimore's Penn Station
• Authorities Charge 5th Dublin Women's Prison Employee With Sex Abuse
• Rent Jumped 17% Since Last Year, Hitting A New Record
• California State University drops use of SATs, ACTs for admissions
• Opening Statements Begin Thursday In Corruption Trial Of Philadelphia Councilman Kenyatta Johnson
• Pennsylvania Woman Convicted In Death Of 12-Year-Old Boy
• City Council votes to create special committee to oversee approval process for future Chicago casino
• Spirit Adding Nonstop Flights From Pittsburgh To Newark
• Wall Street bonuses soared to record high $257,500 last year
• Morris Chestnut receives star on Hollywood Walk of Fame
• Idaho governor signs Texas-style abortion bill that would let potential family sue
• UPDATE: Victims Killed in Fiery Head-On Crash on I-80 Identified; Driver Responsible Was Missing SF Woman
• Fort Worth Man Charged With Trafficking Fentanyl-Laced Fake Percocet
• Madeleine Albright, First Female US Secretary Of State, Has Died
• Man found dead and decomposed in Englewood identified as Wallace Pringle
• Michigan Senate Votes To Codify Red-Light Camera Ban
• Pennsylvania To Raise Tip Threshold For Tipped Minimum Wage
• Citizens Property Insurance To Exceed 1 Million Policies In 2022
• Supreme Court Tosses Wisconsin's Legislative Voting Maps
• Madeleine Albright, 1st Female US Secretary Of State, Dies At 84
• Sacramento City Unified Teachers Hit The Picket Lines As Strike Begins
• Malcolm Butler Returning To Patriots, Reportedly Signs Two-Year Deal Worth $9 Million
• Raccoon on tracks halts CTA Red Line subway service downtown
• 24-Year-Old Man Convicted In 2020 Murder At Dice Game, Prosecutors Say
• Carlos Correa Hopes To Bring 'Championship Culture' To Twins
• Madeleine Albright, First Female US Secretary Of State, Dies At 84
• Shah's Halal Food In North Fayette Walmart Hit With Consumer Alert
• Supreme Court tosses Wisconsin state maps, keeps congressional maps
• 'Extremely Safe, Extremely Protective': Colorado Doctor Discusses Moderna COVID Vaccine For Children 6 And Younger
• Helicopter crashes in El Monte
• Hillsong Church co-founder resigns after probe into inappropriate behavior
• Detroit Man Charged In Fatal Stabbing Of His Father
• Instagram to allow users to view certain posts in chronological order again
• Person of interest in custody in SoHo hit-and-run
• Lowell Seeing Increase In Suspected Opioid-Related Overdose Deaths; 5 Reported In Recent Days
• Where's Marty? Learning How To Milk A Cow At Broom's Bloom Dairy
• Jimmy's Famous Seafood To Join Food Vendors At Camden Yards
• 'Forever Virus': Colorado Doctor Discusses Recent Rise Of COVID Cases
• Mom's daily art helps strangers boost mental health
• Suspect in at Least 11 South Bay Armed Robberies Arrested in Sunnyvale
• Firefighter William Jordan Carter Gets Probation After Lying About COVID-19 Diagnosis, Taking Paid Vacation
• Madeleine Albright, First Woman to Serve as Secretary of State, Dies at 84
• Pollution Levels Rose In Boston After 3-Year Drop, World Air Quality Report Finds
• Madeleine Albright, First Woman To Serve As U.S. Secretary Of State, Dies At 84
• Oklahoma State House Passes Near-Total Ban On Abortion, Similar To Texas Law
• Madeleine Albright, First Female U.S. Secretary Of State, Dies At 84
• Madeleine Albright, First Female US Secretary Of State, Dies
• San Francisco 49ers Re-Sign Jordan Willis To 1-Year Contract
• Police: Man beating dog at Fairfax District apartment shot at 2 people who tried to intervene
• Madeleine Albright, first woman to serve as secretary of state, dies at 84
• Man Shot Dead, Woman Critically Hurt in Shocking Attack at Stockton Home; Young Girl Pistol-Whipped
• Driver Charged With Murder, DUI In South Philly I-95 Crash That Killed 2 Pennsylvania State Police Troopers, Pedestrian
• Reading Man Arrested After Allegedly Sexually Assaulting Teenage Girl Twice On Way To School
• Belarus Grants Asylum to Evan Neumann, US Capitol Riot Suspect from Mill Valley
• Arrest made in attack on 43-year-old woman in Harlem
• U.S. assesses Russian forces committed "war crimes" in Ukraine
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Don't put away the umbrella
• Witness: Whitmer Kidnap Plot Aimed At Stopping Biden Win
• Patrice Bergeron Hoping To Be Cleared To Play Vs. Lightning After Surgery To Fix Elbow Infection
• Remembering Denver's 'Prohibition': Stay-At-Home Order Quickly Updated After Lines Formed At Liquor Stores, Marijuana Dispensaries
• General Motors Recalls 740K SUVs Over Headlights
• Men Injured In Dundalk Double Shooting
• Wildfire Burning On Uninhabited Delta Island
• Blinken: U.S. Assesses Russian Forces Committed 'War Crimes' in Ukraine
• Federal Judge Rules Against City Of Troy's Effort In Blocking Opening Of Mosque
• K-9 Officer 'Ultras' Sniffs Out Shrooms, Cocaine, Marijuana During Traffic Stop
• New Hampshire Man Charged With Stealing Rottweiler Puppy From Woman's Porch
• AVAM Taps Jenenne Whitfield To Succeed Rebecca Hoffberger As Museum's Director
• Jolene Koester, former CSUN president, appointed interim chancellor of California State University
• Loved ones say goodbye to Pervis Spann
• Authorities Identify Motorcyclist Killed In San Jose Crash
• DNR Reports EagleCam's First Hatchling Of 2022
• Sheriff's Deputy Arrested In Homestead For Domestic Incident
• Woman charged in shoving death of singing coach allegedly hurled epithet
• War in Ukraine just the latest challenge for NATO
• Taliban leaves students in tears by extending ban on girls in school
• UPDATE: Alleged Gunman Killed In Deputy-Involved Shooting Inside Discovery Bay Gated Community
• UPDATE: BART Officials Reverse Course, Announce Lateefah Simon Will Stay on Board of Directors
• Brittney Griner, WNBA star detained by Russia, is "in good condition"
• Gas Line Break Prompts Short Evacuation Of Rancho Cordova Neighborhood
• Investigators Searching For Stolen Memorabilia After Break-In At Late Demaryius Thomas' Georgia Home
• This Samsung closet steamer keeps your clothes sanitized and wrinkle-free —and it's $750 off
• Young mountain lion hit, killed on PCH in Malibu
• How the price of crude oil affects local operators in America
• San Francisco Giants, Darin Ruf Agree On $6.25M, 2-Year Contract Extension
• Former Lady Of Mercy Regional Catholic School Principal Accused Of Stealing More Than $25,000 From School To Pay For Rent, Vacation
• CBS4's Steve Goldstein's Hot Take On Dolphins Getting Pro Bowl WR Tyreek Hill
• Delaware Will Spend Part Of Money From Infrastructure Law On Water Treatment Systems
• Stellantis, LG To Make EV Batteries In Ontario
• These free apps can help you beat back inflation
• As Free Agency's 2nd Wave Begins, Where Do Vikings Stand?
• 1 Injured In Florissant House Fire
• FBI seeks man who attacked officer during Capitol riot; may live in Chicago area
• Benny's Restaurant Plans To Reopen, With Some Changes
• 9-year-old piano prodigy composes original score for Ukraine
• Longtime Putin aide resigns amid Russia's invasion of Ukraine
• New tech, old scams: Don't fall for these crypto and NFT ripoffs
• Miley Cyrus' plane struck by lightning, makes emergency landing
• Dearborn Police Search For Driver Who Struck Woman In Road Rage Incident
• Red Cross Responding To Natural Disasters Across North Texas
• Board of Education meets to vote on settlement to families who sons were sexually abused in high school bathroom
• Miami Beach officially declares state of emergency after 2 shootings
• 107-Year-Old Temperature Record Tumbles In San Jose Amid Spring Heat Wave
• US Senator Bob Casey Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Chiefs Trade Tyreek Hill To Miami Dolphins
• Suburbs Around Denver Metro Area Surpass City In Median Home Prices
• Santa Cruz County Approves Additional Eviction Protections
• Wildlife Officials: Florida Manatees Eat 'Every Scrap' In Food Trial
• Brad Marchand Has A New Cereal Coming Out
• Miami Weather: Warm & Breezy, Cool Front Coming
• N.Y. probe seeks documents from tax firm that worked for Trump Organization
• Dell Gives Pratt Library 1,000 Laptops For Baltimore Students
• Off-duty cop shot at following minor collision in Harlem
• COVID In Minnesota: Hospitalization Rates Nearly Below Line For Caution
• Moderna Says Its Low-Dose COVID Vaccine Works For Kids Under 6
• Former Dolphin, UM Football Player Mark Walton Arrested
• VIDEO: Police Searching For Juvenile Wanted For Shooting Man On Street In North Philadelphia
• 1 Dead After Stockton Shooting That Left Another Person Hurt And 9-Year-Old Hit In Head With Gun
• UNT Police Issue Crime Alert After Alleged Sexual Assault On-Campus
• Deadly tornadoes leave trail of destruction in New Orleans area
• Man in dinosaur costume brings joy to children fleeing Ukraine
• As BA.2 Grows In The US, Experts Look To Other Countries To Predict Its Impact Here
• LA set to remove COVID vaccine proof mandate
• Police Search For Woman Wanted In Fatal-And-Run On Detroit's East Side
• More Than Half A Million In Cocaine Seized At Texas-Mexico Border Last Week
• Biden heads to Europe to address Russia's war on Ukraine
• Santa Clara County Supes Sever County's Ties With Russia
• Caught on video: Manhattan beauty spa robbed in broad daylight
• Pepsi plant could be closed for weeks after massive fire, mayor says
• MTA names Richard Davey new head of NYC transit system
• Help needed to capture gunman who allegedly killed man outside North Hills strip club
• Okta says screenshots from hack could impact 366 customers
• Texas Student Who Opened Fire On Young Couple At Italy High School Dies From Apparent Suicide
• No Serious Injuries Reported Following Crash Involving School Van In Milford Township
• Beware Of Hungry Bears, Police In New Hampshire Warn
• WATCH: Individuals Caught On Camera Encouraging Their 2 Dogs To Viciously Attack Family Cat In Frankford
• Brooklyn Man, 23, Killed In Motorcycle Crash On Glen Burnie Overpass
• Woman Killed After Train Collides With Car In Westmoreland County
• Miami Beach: Violate Curfew, State Of Emergency Restrictions & Face Criminal Prosecution
• Concerns Grow As New Details Released In Case Of Missing 18-Year-Old Naomi Irion
• 'One Push And That Was It!': Couple Delivers Baby On I-94 Exit In Woodbury
• Man Wanted In Pennsylvania Double Homicide Arrested In Detroit
• Only whaling ship to sink in Gulf of Mexico discovered 190 years later
• Boston College To Play ALS Awareness Game At Fenway Park To Benefit Peter Frates Foundation
• Patriots Mock Draft Roundup: Will New England Get Mac Jones A Wide Receiver With First Pick?
• Dallas Detectives Searching For Armed Robber Who Hit Goody's Food Store
• Police Seek Armed Suspect In Redford Township After Man Killed
• Adventures With Purpose Confirms They're Working On Richard Petrone, Danielle Imbo Case From 2005
• Highway Patrol: 6 Students Killed In Oklahoma Crash Were In Car That Seats 4
• As war rages in Ukraine, Nestle suspends KitKat sales in Russia
• No Bond For Man Accused Of Murder After Setting Another Man On Fire In Miami-Dade
• Police: 2 Theft Suspects Arrested In Brooklyn Park Following Vehicle Pursuit
• 1 person critically injured in Westmont apartment fire
• Orioles Settle With Scott; No Deals With Mancini And Means
• Abbott plant behind baby formula recall was unsanitary, FDA says
• Muskegon Woman Dies After Her Car Crashes Into School Bus In Ottawa County
• Michigan On A Run, 'Nova Next
• Rochester School Paying $190K In Dispute With Outspoken Mom
• Maryland Weather: Tracking Rain
• FDA Details Problems At Michigan Plant Behind Recalled Baby Formula
• March Madness Viewer's Guide For The Sweet 16
• Man killed after argument sparks shooting outside Torrance bar
• Tom Brady's Social Media Team Explains Clumsy Deleted Tweet Following Retirement Report
• More unseasonable heat on the way for LA on Wednesday
• Louisiana Sends National Guard To Tornado Disaster Area Around New Orleans
• Trump withdraws endorsement of Mo Brooks in Alabama Senate race
• Teacher In Minnesota Asked To Take Down Ukrainian Flag
• Cougar tranquilized inside office after video shows officers chasing it
• Silk Road Wellness
• National Puppy Day
• White Mountains Visitors Can Sign Pledge To 'Respect And Protect' Area
• Trevor Story Ready To Get To Work With Red Sox
• Feds: Dearborn Heights Man Tried To Use Pandemic Loans On Condo
• Carjacking Reported Overnight Near U Of M Campus In Mpls.
• Wreck Of Only Sunken Gulf Whaler From Massachusetts Discovered 190 Years Later
• Cooking With Rania: Irish Scones
• Judge Grants Request That Oxford Shooter's Name Not Be Used
• Jokic, Nuggets Bounce Back With 127-115 Win Over LA Clippers
• PTL Links: March 23, 2022
• Spacewalkers carry out repairs and maintenance
• Red Wings Skate To 6-3 Win Over Flyers
• Couple Facing Several Charges After Allegedly Scamming Rivers Casino Out Of $10,000
• Whale Entanglements Could Bring Early End To Dungeness Crab Fishing Season
• Small Percentage Of Disney Employees Took Part In Walkout To Protest Florida LGBTQ Bill
• Baltimore Man, 33, Charged With Murder In Deadly Double Shooting
• Forget New York, Forget Chicago; Detroit Ranked Best Pizza City In The U.S.
• Prostitution clients accidentally revealed; accused sex-trafficker hospitalized
• Erin Kane Chosen To Serve As Next Douglas County School Superintendent
• Philadelphia Police: East Mount Airy Shooting Leaves Woman Hospitalized
• Woman wounded after car riddled with bullets near Exposition Park
• Born amid bombings, baby girl brings hope in war-torn Ukraine
• Armed suspects ransack Hollywood Hills home at gunpoint
• Fitness Guru Taking Mobile Gym To The Streets Of Boston
• FDA Details Problems At Abbott Plant Behind Recalled Baby Formula
• Moderna Says Its Low-Dose COVID Vaccines Work For Children Under 6 (CBS News)
• Moderna says its low-dose COVID vaccines work for kids under 6
• Moderna Says Its Covid-19 Vaccine Performs As Well In Children As It Does In Adults
• Rafael Devers, Red Sox Agree To $11.2 Million Deal To Avoid Arbitration
• Utah governor vetoes transgender sports ban, faces override
• Russia-Ukraine war: What you need to know now
• First Alert Weather: Heavy rain could affect AM commute
• Moderna: Low-Dose COVID Vaccines Work For Children Under 6
• RTD Announces Several Changes To Combat Violence At Union Station Terminals
• Publisher pulls book pointing to most likely Anne Frank betrayer
• IRS says it needs more money to investigate financial crimes
• Early Morning Fire Erupts Inside San Jose Hookah Lounge
• Phillip Jones Jr. Sentenced To 57 Months After His Gun Was Used In Accidental Killing Of 6-Year-Old
• 'We need more women': Tennis exec Katrina Adams paving the way for Black women on the court and in the boardroom
• Colorado Weather: Windy Again Wednesday, Gusts Could Top 60 MPH Outside Of Denver
• Saint Peter's gearing up for Sweet 16 matchup against Purdue
• NASA Has Found 5,000+ Planets Outside Of Our Solar System
• Pennsylvania GOP Candidates For Governor Set Rules To Join A Debate
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• Amazon Fulfillment Center Will Bring 1,000 Jobs To Loveland
• 6 teenage girls killed in Oklahoma crash: "Our hearts are broken"
• Morning Evacuations And Highway Closures After Raging Natural Gas Fire In Mansfield
• New bridge arch installed over DuSable Lake Shore Drive at 43rd Street
• Protesters demand slavery reparations as U.K. royals visit Jamaica
• First of two "black boxes" found from China Eastern plane crash
• Temple University Leaders Convene With Police, Mayor To Develop Strategies To Combat Gun Violence Near Campus
• Black box recovered after Boeing 737 crashes in China, with 132 on board
• Home Solar Energy: Cost Vs. Savings And Is It Worth It?
• Fingerprint leads to arrest in 1971 killing of bank president's wife
• MN Weather: Wintry Mix On Tap For Wednesday
• 2 NYPD officers injured after cruiser T-boned in Brooklyn
• One Person Killed, Suspect Injured In North Versailles Shooting
• Brooklyn man rushed to hospital after early morning house fire
• Brian Morra discusses nuclear confrontation with Moscow
• VIDEO: San Francisco Chinatown Camera Shop Owners Fight Back Against Smash-and-Grab Robbers
• Turnpike Southbound Lanes Reopen After a Pedestrian is Struck and Killed
• Russia's war in Ukraine: How it came to this
• Chicago First Alert Weather: More rain Wednesday
• Tiger mauls man at Florida airboat attraction
• Man Found Shot Dead Inside Car With Engine Running In North Philadelphia: Police
• Police: Man Tried To Rape Woman Inside Miami Walmart
• Sentencing Delayed For Jennifer Heinl, Ross Township Woman Charged In Capitol Insurrection
• Wednesday's Child: 9-Year-Old Darwin
• Security Guard At Pitt Fired After Letting Prohibited Man Into Dorm
• Kenny Pickett Remains Confident As NFL Draft Scrutiny Continues
• Hot Weather, Suspected Arson Fires Give Firefighters A Preview Of Wildfire Season
• East Bay Restaurant Owner Who Fled Former Yugoslavia Raising Money For Ukraine
• SFPD Chief Gives Progress Report To Board Of Supes On 2016 DOJ Recommendations
• Deadly tornado tears through New Orleans area
• Greene Co. Man Pleads Guilty To Federal Cyberstalking Charges

Videos from March 23, 2022

• Man arrest for walking onto airfield
• Look At This: Mount Wilson Observatory
• Police arrest 2 suspects in 'blessing scam' thefts
• Some Studio City residents say rental home has become public safety issue after recent shooting
• Experts looking for answers for recent rash of robberies
• Gov. Newsom proposes gas rebate for Californians with registered vehicles
• Raccoon on tracks delays CTA Red Line downtown
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Keep that umbrella around
• Some say Willie Wilson's gas giveaway is much welcome and much needed
• First Alert Forecast: CBS2 3/23 Nightly Weather at 11PM
• Tanker truck catches on fire, closes 210 freeway
• Melody Spann Cooper, daughter of Pervis Spann 'The Blues Man,' remembers her father's determination
• Fans cheer on Saint Peter's University basketball team as they head to Philly
• Warmest Days - So Far - This Year Start Friday
• Melissa Lucio Slated To Be First Woman Executed In Texas Since 2014, But Questions Remain About Her
• NYPD searching for suspect in attempted kidnapping
• Police go all out in search of Oak Lawn home invasion suspects
• Newsom proposes gas rebate payments to California vehicle owners
• New surveillance video shows trucker involved in Burr Ridge workplace shootings
• Anthony Wilson Identified As Victim Of Dallas Party Venue Shooting
• Athletes, performers to be exempt from NYC vaccine mandate
• Jacksboro High School Student Braves Storm To Protect Her Little Sister
• 9% of homeless moved out of Echo Park in long-term housing
• How effective is the COVID Vaccine for children?
• Can gas prices go any higher?
• Homeless man attacks beloved restaurant owner
• Police arrest suspect in Harlem in attempted rape, murder
• French bulldog puppy returned to owner
• Athletes, performers to be exempt from vaccine mandate
• Person killed after getting trapped beneath service train in Mid-Wilshire area
• Cause remains under investigation for Albany Park discount furniture store fire
• CBSLA.com: The Rundown (March 23 PM Edition)
• Mountain lion captured in Irvine released in Orange County canyon with tracking collar
• Fortune House Chinese Restaurant victim of smash-and-grab robbery
• Naperville blood drive to honor friends killed in Astroworld stampede
• Warm Weekend Ahead, But Look Out For Elevated Fire Danger
• Builders Of Hope Works To Bring Affordable Housing To Dallas
• Senators Cruz, Cornyn Repeated Their Concerns In Questioning Supreme Court Nominee Ketanji Brown Jac
• Lawmakers say it's time to fund bill to protect Illinois college students' mental health
• Chicago mom excited about the Moderna COVID vaccine that could be approved for children
• Dallas Strip Clubs Ask Judge To Keep New Rules From Going Into Effect
• Video Shows Storm Winds Upheaving Dock At Benbrook Lake Marina
• War in Ukraine exacerbates global food crisis
• Historic vote at City Hall
• From 2009: Madeleine Albright's pins
• Business owner said going to gym saved him from being shot by Burr Ridge gunman
• City, suburbs prepare for free gas giveaway, fear gridlock
• Ukrainian mom shields baby from shelling
• Proviso District 209, teachers' union reach tentative agreement
• Day 3 of confirmation hearings for Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson
• Some locations backing out of Willie Wilson's free gas giveaway
• Origin Story of Kobe Bryant Revealed in "The Rise"
• Ukrainian cellist performs in front of bombed building
• Family, friends gather to say goodbye to Chicago legend Pervis Spann
• Moderna to seek COVID vaccine authorization for kids under 6
• First Alert Forecast: CBS2 3/23 Evening Weather at 6PM
• Residency program looks to address teacher shortage
• Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright dies
• Texas Baptist Men Respond To Jacksboro
• GOP senators grill Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson on her record
• First-of-its-kind pharmacy in New Jersey offers free medication to those in need
• New Orleans in state of emergency after deadly tornado outbreak
• Trump rescinds endorsement of Senate candidate Mo Brooks
• Biden in Brussels for monumental NATO summit
• U.S. declares Russia committed war crimes in Ukraine
• Babylon special education teacher, coach indicted for rape of student
• New effort underway to change name of Mario Cuomo Bridge
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Chilly and wet
• MoneyWatch: Russia's stock market to partially reopen Thursday
• FBI search for man accused of using wasp spray on federal officer during Capitol riot
• CBS2 gets an exclusive look at construction at Playland Park
• President Biden's main goal for NATO summit
• "Halo" premieres Thursday on Paramount+
• Chicago native Jerome Randle recalls playing basketball before invasion in Ukraine
• Report: NYC among top 10 most polluted cities in US
• Biden warns of potential Russian chemical attack ahead of NATO summit
• Department of Veterans Affairs proposing big changes to health care system
• Homeowner rescued from house fire in Brooklyn
• Connecticut House lawmakers approve 3-month state gas tax cut
• Woman calls on CBS 2 to help get thousands owed to her by a tenant who won't pay rent
• Inside look at day 3 of Jackson's Supreme Court Senate hearings
• Shots fired at off-duty NYPD officer after traffic incident in Harlem
• 3/23: Red and Blue
• Excitement growing on Saint Peter's University campus as Peacocks head to Sweet 16
• Gardening 101: Leaf Spot
• Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson faces final day of questioning
• NYPD announces new initiative to crack down on quality-of-life crimes
• Jacksboro Community Still Totaling Damage
• Russian forces appear stalled outside major Ukrainian cities
• Moderna will ask for emergency authorization of COVID vaccine for children under 6
• Day 3 of Supreme Court confirmation hearings from Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson
• Wednesday Afternoon Weather Update
• Stressed Out? Clean Your House!
• Four stories you need to know at 4
• Suspect now in police custody in SoHo hit-and-run
• Employee about to lose job kills boss in Burr Ridge, takes his own life
• Man accused of attempted rape in Harlem arrested
• Madeleine Albright, 1st female US Secretary of State, dies at 84
• Markina Brown's Weather Forecast (March 23)
• Madeleine Albright: The 1997 60 Minutes Interview
• Madeleine Albright, first female secretary of state, dead at 84
• Survey: 90% Of Americans Have A Co-Worker That Annoys Them
• GOP looks to shape public opinion on Supreme Court nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson
• Financial expert Sibile Marcellus on how rising gas prices may impact employees returning to office
• MoneyWatch: China's billionaire club grows despite economic troubles
• Killer of 4-year-old boy freed, parents begin to heal
• Helicopter crashes just short of San Gabriel Valley Airport runway
• Young mountain lion hit, killed on PCH in Malibu
• Ribbon Cut On New Tiny Home Community In Eagle Rock
• Ukraine war has devastating impact on children
• Madeleine Albright, first woman to serve as U.S. secretary of state, dies at 84
• Armed suspects ransack Hollywood Hills home at gunpoint
• Sneak peek: The COVID Cover-Up: Searching for Gretchen Anthony
• Indiana mom uses art to help more than 8,000 strangers
• 27 tornadoes reported in Louisiana and Mississippi
• Ukraine's expectations for President Biden's Europe trip
• Gov. Lamont gives briefing on tax relief for CT residents
• 1 hospitalized after shooting in Fairfax District
• Woman arrested in 2015 murder of her husband in Victorville
• Legal analyst on second round of questioning in Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson's Supreme Court confirmation hearing
• 9-year-old piano prodigy Stelios Kerasidis composes original score for people of Ukraine
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Thunderstorms likely
• What to expect from President Biden's Europe trip
• Wednesday Weather Forecast
• First Alert Weather: Tracking rain tonight
• Man shoots, kills his boss and shoots receptionist before taking his own life at Burr Ridge office c
• Robbery seen on video at Manhattan spa
• Brooklyn man rushed to hospital after house fire
• Board of Education meet Wednesday to vote on settlement to families of boys sexually assaulted in hi
• CPS Board to vote on start date
• Pepsi plant could be closed for weeks after fire, mayor says
• Concern over pro-Russia and pro-Putin rhetoric in the GOP
• MTA names new NYCT head
• Moderna says COVID vaccine is safe for children
• Surveillance video shows suspects who attacked an elderly woman inside her home in Oak Lawn
• Red Cross Helping North Texas Recover From Tornadoes And Wildfires
• Off-duty NYPD officer shot at in Harlem
• Funeral set for today for legendary disc jockey Pervis Spann, "The Blues Man"
• How to live with and manage diabetes
• A look at how people can help the relief effort for Ukraine
• Ukrainian singer brings anti-war message to SXSW
• 3/23: CBS News Mornings
• CBS News Los Angeles: The Rundown (March 23 AM Edition)
• Multiple tornadoes tear through New Orleans area
• STEAM: Meet a yoga aerialist
• Man killed after argument sparks shooting outside Torrance bar
• More Scorching Heat On The Way For LA Wednesday
• Raquel Willis on her new series about the transgender community
• Alex Biston's Weather Forecast (March 23)
• Woman attacked, robbed inside Oak Lawn home by offenders pretending to sell candy
• Questioning to resume in confirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson
• Newborn baby girl in Ukraine offers hope amid horrors of war
• Woman wounded after car riddled with bullets near Exposition Park
• Red Cross Helping North Texas Tornado And Wildfire Victims
• Planning ahead for Wed., March 23
• Tennis star Venus Williams on closing the gender pay gap, "King Richard" Oscar nomination
• Amanda Bynes' nine-year conservatorship terminated
• Supreme Court hearing for Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson continues
• 'We need more women': Tennis pro Katrina Adams paving the way for Black women on the court and in th
• Armed Robbers Break Into Hollywood Hills Home
• World's top-ranked women's tennis player Ash Barty announces retirement
• "West Side Story" actress Rachel Zegler invited to the Oscars as a presenter
• How the pandemic changed commercial real estate
• High price of oil causing producers to ramp up
• President Biden heads to Brussels to meet with allies amid Ukraine crisis
• A historic look back at the NATO summit amid Ukraine invasion
• Saint Peter's gearing up for Sweet 16 sendoff
• 4 hurt in overnight fire in Queens
• Biden heads to Europe to meet with allies
• Parents react to mask rule changes in NYC
• Ukrainian forces launch counter offensive in effort to reclaim lost territory
• Senators question Ketanji Brown Jackson on her judicial philosophy, criminal justice record
• New bridge arch installed over DuSable Lake Shore Drive at 43rd Street
• Biden heading to Brussels for key NATO meetings on war in Ukraine
• 2 firefighters hurt battling Pepsi warehouse blaze
• Suspect arrested in 1971 killing of Massachusetts woman
• Police car struck in Brooklyn
• Biden heading to Europe for emergency NATO meeting: CBS News Flash March 23, 2022
• Crews battle 3-alarm house fire in Brooklyn
• Woman attacked, robbed in Oak Lawn home by offenders pretending to sell candy
• Another rainy day
• First Alert Weather: Transition day