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• Santa Rosa Gets $1 Million In Federal Funding To Improve Emergency Services
• As March 31 Expiration Of Moratorium Looms Lawmakers Seek Protections For Bay Area Renters
• Californians Asked To Cut Back Further On Water Usage
• Expect To See More Bears Around Lake Tahoe, Wildlife Officials Warn
• Kraken score early and often, down Kings 6-1
• Newsom Calls For Additional Water Conservation, But Leaves Details To Locals As Drought Enters 3rd Year
• $14 Million Denver Verdict To Be Looked At By Pending Police Protest Cases Across The Country
• Aurora Moves Closer To Becoming First City in Colorado To Make Diapers Tax Free
• Grizzlies Tighten Hold On 2nd In West, Beat Warriors 123-95
• Biden says he wasn't articulating policy change with Putin remark
• Twins Sign Veteran Chris Archer As Potential Rotation Boost
• Blackhawks blow lead, lose to Buffalo Sabres
• Slapping incident at Oscars becomes tool for teaching about dealing with conflict
• Coloradans Reflect On New 'Normal' Of Year-Round Fire Season
• I-Team: Inspection Of MBTA Tunnels After Garage Collapse Will Be Complicated
• 1-Year-Old Plymouth Girl Discharged After Lengthy Stay At Franciscan Children's Hospital
• People In Massachusetts Living With Alopecia Hope 'Oscars Slap' Brings Awareness Of Disease
• UPDATE: San Jose Police Release Images from Scene of Officer-Involved Shooting
• Paul George likely to return Tuesday vs. Jazz
• "Plaza Suite" opens on Broadway following 2-year delay
• Brazen auto thieves have struck three luxury car dealerships in city, suburbs this month alone
• Anne Arundel Fire Boat Crew Rescued After Boat Sinks Near Gibson Island
• Maryland Lawmaker Sees Backside Of Will Smith's Oscars Smackdown
• Search For Missing Rohnert Park Teen Last Seen March 9
• Travis Scott accused of violating Astroworld suits gag order
• Wildlife Rehabilitation Center Of Minnesota Makes Difficult Decision To Protect Patients From Bird Flu
• Gov. DeSantis Signs Controversial Parental Rights In Education Bill, Dubbed 'Don't Say Gay', Into Law
• Inglewood Police seeking assistance in locating assault suspect
• Black Bear Gets Stuck Inside Grafton, NH Home For 45 Minutes
• Miami Chef Karla Hoyos Helps Feed Ukrainian Refugees
• 'A Game Changer:' Minnesota Legislature Passes $25M For ALS Research, Caregiving
• Thomas Siderio's Family Remembers Boy Shot, Killed By Police In South Philadelphia On What Would Have Been His 13th Birthday
• 3 Killed In 50-Vehicle Pileup On I-81 During Snow Squall
• Why Can't Minnesotans Figure Out The Zipper Merge?
• Daylight Saving Time Bill Moves Through Colorado House
• Siakam Scores 40 Points, Raptors Beat Celtics 115-112 In OT
• Toppin strong off bench as Knicks edge Bulls
• Carjacker pushes man to ground in East Lakeview
• Bulls' comeback attempt falls short as they lose to Knicks
• Deed-Restricted Neighborhood In Summit County Full, Housing Authority Looks To Future Options
• Plano Church Welcomes Ukrainian Refugees With Open Arms
• Heavy rain comes with concern for residents living near burn scars
• Comprehensive care and patient-doctor partnership helps woman with cancer
• Detroit Police Department Expands Crisis Intervention Team To Address Mental Health, Addiction
• World's smallest pacemaker helps local 10-year-old's heart
• Paige Bueckers Leads UConn To 14th Straight Final Four
• Heat Snap 4-Game Losing Streak By Topping Kings, 123-100
• NFL Makes Adjustments To Rooney Rule To Aid Minority Hiring
• 15-Year-Old Boy Found Shot Dead In West Baltimore Alleyway
• Maryland's Election Maps Will Be Redrawn This Week
• Twilio Engineers Among 7 Charged In $1 Million Insider Trading Scheme At Start Of Pandemic
• As Rain Winds Down, Latest Storm Unlikely to Provide Local Drought Relief
• Suspect Arrested After Throwing Rock At Motorcycle Deputy In San Leandro
• In 10-Minute Span, 1 Dead And 1 Seriously Hurt In Separate Minneapolis Shootings
• Gov. Pritzker issues tweet of condemnation over Florida's 'Parental Rights in Education' bill
• Feds: Isanti Man Stole Guns, Ammo From Shipping Facility
• Colorado Weather: Much Needed Moisture Moving In
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Rain system arrives late day Tuesday
• Vikings Add Ex-Dolphin Jesse Davis In Search For Interior OL
• San Jose Civil Rights Leaders Lament Will Smith Slapping Chris Rock At Oscars
• Olszewski Announces $70M In School Investments, New Scotts Branch Elementary School
• NYPD: Jogger sexually assaulted on popular West Village path
• Woman Sentenced In Truck Warranty Fraud Scheme
• Winter Weather Has Returned To Maryland But Warm Temperatures Are On The Way
• Oscars viewership rises 55.9%
• Alameda Craft Soda Company Takes on Soft Drink Giants
• Pittsburgh-Based RE2 Robotics To Be Acquired By Sarcos Robotics
• Illini guard Andre Curbelo going to transfer portal
• Taylor Swift to deliver commencement address for NYU in May
• California Considers Letting Election Workers Hide Addresses Amid Growing Safety Concerns
• House January 6 committee refers contempt charges for Navarro and Scavino
• New Wildfire Prompts Mandatory Evacuations East Of Estes Park
• San Jose One of Three Bay Area Cities That Could Be Part of Speed Camera Pilot Program
• Evacuation orders downgraded to voluntary in OC canyons
• FDNY speaks out against NYC's vaccine mandate
• Police seize over 600 marijuana plants from Claremont residence
• California Supreme Court Appoints First Latina Judge, Patricia Guerrero
• Juvenile Detention Center Closures Blamed For Rise In Twin Cities Teen Crime
• Stockton's Team Aims To Prevent Gun Violence Stemming From Gangs
• 'Also, I Want To Just Have Fun': Teen Sydney Kennett Brings Art And Creativity To Indoor Skydiving
• House January 6 Committee Recommends Contempt Charges for Navarro and Scavino
• Will Smith Issues Apology To Chris Rock Over Slapping Incident At Oscars
• Here's Who's Flying On Thursday's Blue Origin Space Launch
• Federal Emergency Funds Push Back BART's Projected Fiscal Cliff To At Least 2025
• Ramps From I-25 To EB I-70 Reopened After Trash Truck Rollover
• Osaka Makes Miami Quarterfinals, Says She's More Grateful
• California Assembly Votes To Extend COVID Eviction Moratorium
• Will Smith apologizes for slapping Chris Rock at the Oscars
• Minnesota Weather: Multi-Day Storm To Bring Mostly Rain To Metro, Several Inches Of Snow Far North
• Will Smith Apologizes for Slapping Chris Rock at the Oscars
• East Dunkard Water Authority Customers Dealing With 2nd Recent Boil Water Advisory
• Consul General of Ukraine meets with North Texas Ukrainian community
• Will Smith apologizes to Chris Rock for 'out of line' behavior at Oscars
• Manhattan high-rise residents say building plagued by "dangerous" elevator malfunctions
• CBS News crew visits "liberated" Ukrainian town
• U.S. expands COVID vaccinations of migrants in border custody
• Pennsylvania House Committee To Vote On Bill To Ban Transgender Women From Female Sports
• 'The Students Are The Real Losers Here': Lost Class Time During Strike Means Longer School Year
• Florida officials confiscate 75 guns amid spring break surge
• Millions of women in U.S. lack access to maternity care
• California Considers Letting Election Workers Hide Their Home Addresses
• Why Snow Squalls Pose Such a Danger to Drivers
• 'I felt seen': Chicago's deaf community reacts to 'CODA' winning Oscars for Best Picture, Best Supporting Actor
• Slain NYPD officer's widow outraged SUNY Brockport invited killer to speak
• UPDATE: San Jose's SAP Center to Lift All COVID Entry Requirements April 2
• Mount Prospect teens charged with shooting someone with water beads from car
• Woman With History Of Drunk Driving Involved In Two Incidents In Ten Days
• Around The Table: Mortgage Rate Trends
• Peter Spencer's Family Pushes Back On DA's Decision Not To File Charges
• Denver Police Protective Association Stands Up For Police Following Federal Jury Verdict
• Jacksboro ISD Students Return To Class After EF-3 Tornado
• Better Business Bureau Of Western Pennsylvania Warns Of Growing Cryptocurrency Scams
• NCAR Fire Update: Hikers Urged To Stay Out Of Area, Containment Of Wildfire Expected To Grow Soon
• Rep. Gottheimer announces bill aimed at student-athlete opioid abuse
• $400K In Product Lost After Fire At Turlock Commercial Facility
• AAA: Florida Gas Prices Down 6 Cents From Last Week
• NYC comedians: Will Smith out of line attacking Chris Rock
• Family From Weston Opens Home To Family Fleeing Ukraine
• What does a Best Picture win for "CODA" mean for Apple TV+?
• Man gets at least 8 years for wrong-way DWI crash on 287
• Lawn care worker dies after electrocution
• Uptown Dallas shooting leaves 2 wounded
• Inmate Killed In Rec Yard Attack At New Folsom Prison
• Vote centers open for assembly district 62 special election
• Bail reform looms large as New York races to pass budget
• Will Smith's Contentious Oscar Slap Triggers Conversations On Alopecia
• 500 pound black bear living near Tennessee college relocated national forest
• Baltimore Musician Dan Deacon On His Oscars Experience: 'It Was Bonkers'
• FedEx CEO Fred Smith to step down in June
• Long Island lawmakers: Saving troubled NUMC is top priority
• New Report Finds SUVs & Trucks More Likely Than Cars To Hit Pedestrians While Making Turns
• Return To Work Fuels High Demand For Dog Walkers
• At Least 3 Dead In Pileup Of Dozens Of Vehicles In Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania
• Fort Lauderdale Police Needs Help Locating 78-Year-Old Tertulia Joassaint
• CBS Sports' Matt Snyder: White Sox have high ambitions; Cubs rebuilding
• Lt. Gov. Benjamin part of federal probe into illegal campaign donations
• Damaged Pole Causes PG&E Power Outage Near Winters
• 'It Was A Bad Choice': West Philadelphia Community Reacts To Local Icon Will Smith Slapping Chris Rock
• Madam C.J. Walker's legacy still felt in stores today
• Meet the woman working to give neighborhoods across Chicago safe places to play ball
• New UPMC Health Center Opens In Hill District
• Civil Rights Attorney Demands Answers After Hotel Employee, Who Defended Himself From Irate Guest, Arrested By Police
• 15-Year-Old Sean Toomey Dies After Being Shot During Attempted Carjacking Outside Home In Wissinoming: Sources
• Hayward Mom Samantha Johnson Pleads Not Guilty To Killing Her 8-Year-Old Daughter
• Rebuilding Orioles Get Glimpse At The Future
• What Is Alopecia? Philadelphia Doctor Explains Jada Pinkett Smith's Condition That Causes Hair Loss
• Palm Scanner Technology Removed From Red Rocks, Report Says
• Walmart to end cigarette sales in some locations
• Jared Kushner to appear before House January 6 committee on Thursday, sources say
• Students 'Disgusted' With Hateful Graffiti At Middleboro High School
• 'Baskets For The Blue': Greeley Teen Camille Steen Raises $3,500 To Thank Local Police Officers
• NASA says budget request keeps moon program on track
• Buddy The Cat Showing Signs Of Improvement, 'Getting Sassier,' PSPCA Says
• Man Killed, 3 Children Hurt In Stockton Hit-and-Run Crash
• New York man fights to help family stuck in Ukraine
• Florida's So-Called 'Don't Say Gay' Bill Becomes Target Of Joke At Academy Awards
• Maryland Judiciary Ending COVID-19 Emergency Period, Effective April 4
• Highland Park Bridge Ramp To Rt. 28 Northbound Closed For Several Months
• Ravens Hire Kerry Dixon As Assistant Quarterbacks Coach
• Thunderstorm Chances Lingering Through Monday Afternoon After NorCal Storm
• 'It's Really Horrible': MBTA Service Disrupted After Parking Garage Collapse
• Police: Suspect 'Choke-Slammed' South Philadelphia Dollar Tree Employee, Walked Away Laughing
• Chris Rock To Perform In Boston After Being Slapped By Will Smith At Oscars
• Pedestrian Killed In Hit-And-Run Between Modesto And Ceres
• Top U.S. Education Official Visits Morgan State University To See The Future Of Workplace Diversity
• Family of Bradley Officer Tyler Bailey says he has improved tremendously since shooting
• AAA: Avoid Going Below A Quarter Tank Of Gas
• How To Minimize Food Poisoning Risk For Children
• New Study Shows How Often False Positive Mammograms Occur
• Some tax refunds may be delayed this year. Here's why.
• Group Protests, Speaks Out Against Luxury Housing Development
• 'It actually almost brought tears to my eyes': The aftermath of Will Smith's slap of Chris Rock at the Oscars
• Maryland Lawmakers To Take Up New Congressional Map
• New Texting Scam Entices Victims With Suggestive Messages
• Even as streets flood and cars get stuck, Angelenos take the troubles from the rain in stride
• Mother Of 9-Year-Old Trenton Girl Killed By Stray Bullet: 'Why Wouldn't You Come Forward And Say Who Shot This Little Girl?'
• COVID In Colorado: Positivity Rate Slightly Increasing, More Coloradans Getting Vaccinated
• NYPD: Queens pawn shop owner attacked during attempted robbery
• What can politicians do to lower U.S. gas prices?
• East Bay Woman Sentenced To Prison For Bank Fraud, Stealing Trash Bags Full Of Mail
• Few Arrests Made During Three Day Ultra Music Festival
• USDA Emergency Teams To Assist In Minnesota's Response To Bird Flu Discovered In Several Flocks
• Massachusetts Reports 2,430 New COVID Cases Over 3 Days, 3 Additional Deaths
• Body Of Missing 1-Year-Old Florida Boy Jose Lara Found In Septic Tank
• Man Killed In Windsor Mill House Fire
• Women's History Month: CHOP Doctor Leading Team That Has Developed Revolutionary Treatment For Childhood Cancer
• Nicole Lee confirmed as new 11th Ward alderman, first Chinese American on City Council
• Walmart To Stop Selling Cigarettes In Select US Stores, Including Florida
• MIT Bringing Back SAT/ACT Test Requirement
• Wells Fargo unveils credit card that rewards rent payments
• Wind Advisory in effect for Antelope Valley, parts of LA County
• Loud noise triggers stampede at Cancún airport
• Cottage Grove Police Officer Pleads Guilty To 7 Criminal Sexual Conduct Charges
• David Cox, Another Coach With Local Ties, Joins Willard's Staff At Maryland
• State lawmaker, advocates tout legislation to ban ghost guns in Illinois
• New Hampshire Cold Case Unit Investigating 1968 Disappearance Of Janis Taylor
• Dive Crew Retrieves Car From Bottom Of Darby Creek After Finding Human Remains From Possible Missing Person Case
• Remains Of Norton Shores Woman Who Went Missing 33 Years Ago Identified
• Steelers Head Coach Mike Tomlin Says He Didn't Hire Brian Flores Out Of Sympathy
• Wild Goalie Cam Talbot Named NHL's First Star Of The Week
• Fremont Autonomous Vehicle Crash Reporting Triggers Federal Investigation
• Massive crash on Pennsylvania highway kills at least 3
• Missing Plantation Teen Gayden Russell Has Been Found
• Academy "condemns" Will Smith's actions at Oscars, launches formal review
• Police: Man In Critical Condition After Woman Runs Him Over During Fight
• Cruise ship docks in San Francisco with COVID-19 cases on board
• Yet Another Eastern Conference Player Of The Week For Jayson Tatum
• Initial Refloating Attempt For Grounded Ever Forward Set For Tuesday
• Offensive Lineman Turner Returns to Broncos
• Applications Open For Waterfront Street Performer Program
• Minnesota Offers Free At-Home COVID-19 Tests Via Online Order
• Police Investigating After Child Shot, Killed In Dallas
• FDA Expected To OK Additional COVID-19 Booster Shots This Week For Adults Over 50
• Hogan Marks 250th Anniversary of Maryland State House Cornerstone Laying
• Democratic Rep. Jen Schultz Of Duluth Running For Congress
• Dodgers ship Matt Beaty to Padres; Acquire two-way player in return
• 18-Year-Old From Glen Burnie Sought In Teenage Girl's Shooting
• UPDATE: Arraignment Continued for Man Accused of Killing Stockton Fire Captain in January
• Walmart Will Stop Selling Cigarettes In Some California Stores
• Minnesota's Gable Steveson Wins Another Dan Hodge Trophy
• Study: Being Hospitalized With COVID & Flu At Same Time Could Double Risk Of Death
• 'Give Sam The Justice She Deserves': Mom Tearfully Pleads For New Leads 15 Years After Daughter's Death
• Missing 26-Year-Old Woman Found
• Franchot, SECU Partner In Financial Wellness Program For Healthcare Workers
• 'The Reason Why We Exist': New Art Display In Mayor's Office Celebrates Women
• Supreme Court Agrees To Review California's New Law On Pork Sales
• OC Federal Judge: former President Trump, Chapman professor John Eastman 'more likely than not' conspired to obstruct Congress
• Peter Monsini's Family 'In Shock' After Demolition Worker Killed In Government Center Parking Garage Collapse
• Santa Rosa Firefighters Rescue Man Off Roof, 2 Animals During Weekend House Fire
• Where's Marty? Checking Out Movie Memorabilia At Washington Street Books And Entertainment Museum
• Will Smith and Chris Rock's history leading up to Oscar slap
• Tesla plans 2nd stock split in less than 2 years
• Lawyer: Man Found In Elementary School Bathroom Is Dealing With Mental Health Issues
• Detroit Lions To Be Featured On HBO Series 'Hard Knocks'
• 2 Seriously Injured In ATV Crash In Central Minnesota
• Minneapolis Mayor's Work Group Outlines Inclusive Economic Recovery Recommendations
• US Investigating Autonomous Vehicle Company's Crash Report
• Report: Jonnu Smith To Fully Participate In Patriots' Offseason Program
• 63-Year-Old Norton Man Charged With Trafficking Crack Cocaine, Possessing 400 Bags Of Heroin
• Brad Paisley Coming To Pittsburgh This Summer
• Teen, 13, Held Up At Gunpoint By Men In Brooklyn Park
• Philadelphia Officials Announce Launch Of 24-Hour Violence Prevention Hotline
• Southwest Airlines Agrees To Pay Raises For Customer Service Agents
• Celtics Will Sit Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown For Monday Night's Game Vs. Raptors
• 2nd suspect arrested in kidnapping, rape of teen girl in Bell Gardens
• Cedar Hill Brother And Sister Duo Ready To Share Spotlight
• Texas' Most Wanted Fugitive Royneco Tiun Harris Arrested In Dallas
• Defending Champion Stanford Tops Texas 59-50 In Elite 8
• Detroit Selected To Host 2024 NFL Draft
• A Club Champion, Hershey's Christian Pulisic Yearns For World Cup Stage
• Dallas, Fort Worth Making Changes In Fight Against COVID-19
• Westminster High School student's aide arrested in sexual assault of 16-year-old girl
• Scott Vows To Work With Regulators After Maryland Takes Over Back River Wastewater Treatment Plant
• Florida Gov. DeSantis signs controversial education bill into law
• Search On For At-Risk Sacramento Man, 64, Missing Since Sunday
• Hogan, Jones And Ferguson Announce $1.86B Tax Relief Deal
• Michigan AG: First Person Charged In Boy Scouts Of America Investigation Arraigned
• Police: Jimmy Churchill Kills Brother At Aurora Motel Overnight
• Defense Questions Whether AG's Office Should Handle Sex Assault Case Against Somerset County DA
• What is a no-fly zone, and why won't the U.S. enforce one over Ukraine?
• VIDEO: Blind Michigan High Schooler Sinks Free Throw, Crowd Erupts
• Ranger Posts Adorable Video Of Black Bear Cubs To Share Reminder That Could Save Their Lives
• Rob Williams' Injury Is A Huge Blow For Celtics -- Can They Overcome It?
• Crash Blocks Westbound Lanes On Dumbarton Bridge
• Tesla Seeking 2nd Stock Split In Less Than 2 Years
• Stanford, South Carolina Coming To Minneapolis For Women's Final Four
• Cycling Group 'Queens Rule Together' Is Racing Towards Gender Equality
• White House Unveils 2023 Federal Budget, Including New Tax on Billionaires
• Sacramento Native Jessica Chastain Wins Best Actress Oscar For 'Tammy Faye'
• Judge: Trump "more likely than not" illegally tried to block Congress on Jan. 6
• Proposed law would crack down on purchasing, manufacturing of 'ghost guns'
• Boulder-Area Residents Express Mixed Feelings About How NCAR Fire Evacuation Notices Went Out
• Supreme Court Agrees To Review California Law On Pork Sales
• Pedestrian killed after being struck by Amtrak train carrying 89 passengers in Fullerton
• Will Smith Slaps Chris Rock Onstage At Oscars Over Jada Pinkett Smith Joke
• DUI Crash In Concord Shuts Monument Boulevard For Hours
• Harbaugh 'Confident' Extension With Lamar Jackson Will Get Done
• Bill Belichick Once Again Skips Coaches Picture At NFL Annual Meetings
• McKinney Resident Wins $1 Million Off 'Instant Millionaire' Scratch Ticket
• Hochul backs $850M in taxpayer funds for new Buffalo Bills stadium
• CBS4's Steve Goldstein On Where First Place Florida Panthers Stand Entering Final Month Of Regular Season
• Wisconsin special needs cheer squad heads to championship competition
• Puppy missing from car after armed robberies in Wisconsin Dells; 'extremely dangerous' suspects may be in Illinois
• Last day to apply for STEM-related college money from ComEd
• FBI Special Agent Takes Stand In Corruption Trial Of Kenyatta Johnson
• Iditarod punishes 3 mushers for sheltering dogs in fierce windstorm
• Man Killed In Vehicle Crash In Monroe County
• Maryland Weather: Cold Start To Our Week, But Warmth Is On The Way
• 'Proud Alopecian' Rep. Ayanna Pressley On Will Smith Slap Of Chris Rock: 'I Don't Endorse Violence'
• MBTA Delays Expected 'Until Further Notice' After Deadly Government Center Parking Garage Collapse
• Volunteers Search For Missing Nevada 18-Year-Old Believed Kidnapped
• COVID In MN: Latest Positivity Rate At 2.7%
• 63 million Americans in the crosshairs of dangerous storms
• 8-Year-Old Girl Dies From Injuries Days After Warren Apartment Fire
• Helping Marshall Fire Victims: Meeting Monday Night Will Address Distribution Of Donations
• Acting Chief George Fuente Named Hialeah's New Top Cop; Wants 'Professional, Transparent, Accountable' Agency
• Woman Killed In Robinson Township House Fire
• New Balance Opens New $20 Million Factory In Methuen
• 12-Foot Great White Shark Pinged West Of Naples After Hanging Around Florida Keys
• Dr. Anthony Fauci To Give Commencement Address At Roger Williams University In May
• Jada Pinkett Smith brings public awareness to alopecia
• Massachusetts Gas Prices Drop 2 Cents, But 'Elevated Prices Will Likely Be The Norm' Through Spring
• UPDATE: Soaking Rain Moves Across Bay Area As End Of Wet Weather Season Nears
• El Dorado Hills Senior Community Calls For New Park To Remove Bright Lights
• Celtics' Robert Williams Expected To Miss Several Weeks With Meniscus Tear In Left Knee
• Winter storm warning issued for Los Angeles County mountain communities
• 'Urgent' Rescue Effort To Save Injured Climber Took Place As NCAR Fire Was Growing In Boulder
• Kindred Connection: Two Women Embark On Journey Of Racial Reconciliation
• Online video shows girl fatally shooting cousin and herself
• Biden administration unveils 2023 federal budget proposal
• Russia to bar entry for people from growing list of "unfriendly" nations
• Small Plane Slides Off Runway At Arnold Palmer Regional Airport
• Man killed after argument near food truck in East Los Angeles turns into gun battle
• Three Arrested In Connection To Royal Oak Township Carjacking After Police Chase
• Human Arm Bone Found Under Japanese Garden At Denver Botanic Gardens
• Detroit Woman Charged With Murder In Fatal Hit-And-Run
• Schools Remain Closed On Monday As Sacramento Teachers Strike Continues
• Magic City Casino Trying To Save Jai Alai From Extinction
• Oakland Homcide Detectives Investigate Sunday Evening Slaying
• Top Russian newspaper forced to halt publication over Ukraine war
• Could Will Smith's slap cost him his Oscar?
• Denver Weather: From Near 80 Degrees To Snow In 24 Hours
• Tom Brady To Miami Rumors 'Fake News,' According To Dolphins Head Coach Mike McDaniel
• Will Smith's slap of Chris Rock draws heated reaction from Hollywood
• To Rest Or Not To Rest: Ime Udoka Lays Out Celtics' Approach To Final Weeks Of Regular Season
• Maple Leafs Power Past Panthers 5-2
• Anne Arundel County Deputy Arrested On Suspicion Of DUI
• Police: 17-Year-Old Girl Found Dead In Denver Alley
• Chris Rock declines to press charges against Will Smith, LAPD says
• 2 killed, 14 wounded in weekend shootings across Chicago
• Steamboat Springs Woman Mary Kelley Dies On Boating Trip In Grand Canyon
• New Hampshire, Massachusetts Ranked Among 'Least Stressed' States
• Applebee's franchise exec says pricey gas will let them cut pay
• Former UAW Official Pleads Guilty To Embezzling $2.2M From Union
• Family Of Tyre Sampson Who Fell To His Death From Orlando Thrill Ride Hires Attorney
• 47,000 California grocery workers authorize possible strike
• Julian Edelman Uses Will Smith Slapping Meme To Goof On Tom Brady's Brief Retirement
• Bill Belichick Says Patriots Won't Name An Offensive Or Defensive Coordinator: 'I Don't Worry About [Job] Titles'
• Accused Shoplifter Charged With Trying To Strangle Boston Police Officer
• Knicks Beat Pistons 104-102
• Tesla Seeks 2nd Stock Split In Less Than 2 Years
• Pittsburgh Weather: Bitter Cold Temperatures, Snow Chances
• 2022 Oscars: Awards, speeches and highlights
• Israel hosts Blinken, top Arab diplomats as Mideast dynamic shifts
• Gopher Men Headed To Frozen Four After 3-0 Win Over Western Michigan
• Owner John Mara Insists Bill Belichick Had No Inside Info On Giants' Head Coach Hire ... But Hasn't Checked With Belichick About That
• Michigan State Police Close UP Road After Cars Go Into Ditch
• Monday storms leaves LA streets rain-soaked and flooded in areas
• Mostly Sunny Afternoon, Not As Breezy As The Weekend
• Undercover Agent Next In Whitmer Kidnap Plot Trial
• Minnesota Ranked As 2nd-Least Stressed State In US
• PTL Links: March 28, 2022
• Mother, son critically hurt after car jumps curb in Harlem
• 'A Disaster': South Beach Businesses, Tourists Not Happy With Weekend Curfew
• Vote concludes in Amazon union election in Alabama
• Ross Chastain Bangs His Way Into 1st Victory Lane
• Was Putin's playbook for Ukraine written in Syria?
• Talks to resume as Russia bombs Ukrainian families out of their homes
• Key West's 200th Anniversary Capped By Drone 'Fireworks'
• 'Make Way For Ducklings' Sculptor Nancy Schon Still Hard At Work At Age 93
• Longtime Friend Of Drexel Hill Shooting Victim Jim Hunt Says His Death Is 'Mind Boggling'
• Pat Narduzzi Signs Contract Extension With University Of Pittsburgh
• Man Found Dead After More Than A Dozen Shots Fired At Roxborough Gas Station
• MBTA Green, Orange Line Service Temporarily Change After Government Center Parking Garage Collapse
• Jeff Carson, country music star turned police officer, dead at 58
• CBS News and The Weather Channel announce partnership
• JetBlue adding thousands more jobs in NYC
• Teachers Return To Work Monday After Union Officially Ratifies New Contract
• 3 killed in fiery Anaheim car wreck
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 3/28 Monday forecast
• Miami Hurricanes Fans Crushed By Loss To Kansas, Proud Of The Team
• 2 People Injured After High-Speed Chase Ends In Multi-Car Crash In Allentown
• 20 people dead after shooting at cockfighting venue in Mexico
• Students in Proviso District 209 returning to school Monday after deal reached
• Police: Man stabbed after fight on subway in Harlem
• Snow Flurries Lead To Several Morning Rush Hour Crashes North Of Boston On Routes 495, 93, 128
• 1839 gold medal called the "most shocking" discovery in years
• WATCH LIVE: Philadelphia District Attorney's Office To Announce Conviction Of Defendant For Discharging Firearm During 2019 New Year's Eve Incident
• WATCH LIVE: Local Congressmen To Announce $3 Million Funding Award To Black Doctors Consortium
• Caught on Video: Canadian Film Crew Assaulted, Robbed at Gunpoint at San Francisco's Twin Peaks
• Jersey City beams with pride even after Saint Peter's loss
• Colorado woman dies after falling into rapids at Grand Canyon
• Man shot and killed in alley on North Side
• Elon Musk says he "supposedly" has COVID again, but few symptoms
• Academy Denounces 'Violence Of Any Form' After Will Smith-Chris Rock Incident
• Details emerge about teen who fell to his death from thrill ride
• Bright Headlights: What You Can Do To Minimize Their Impact On You While Driving
• China locks down Shanghai as Omicron fuels record surge in COVID cases
• Gloucester-Based 'CODA' Wins Oscars For Best Picture, Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Supporting Actor
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Mostly sunny, chilly day ahead
• Ice shelf collapse in East Antarctica is a first for that region
• Dollywood closes thrill ride similar to one involved in Fla. tragedy
• UPDATE: Pinole Bowling Alley Altercation Ends In Gunfire; Two Wounded
• Will Smith Slaps Chris Rock On Stage At The Oscars
• Car slams into homeless encampment, killing 4 and injuring 3
• Man Gets 5 Years For Illegally Possessing Nearly 77,000 THC Vaping Cartridges
• Firefighter has minor injuries after responding to North Austin home
• Zion police, fire resuscitate man, dog after fire
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Issues Consumer Alert For Sinful Sweets' Downtown Pittsburgh Location
• Kinzinger does not think Meadows turned over all texts to Jan. 6 committee
• Will Smith smacks Chris Rock on Oscars stage
• Evgeni Malkin Has Big Day With Hat Trick In Win Over Red Wings, Earns High Praise From Teammates, Coaching Staff
• Trial set to begin for man charged with killing McHenry County deputy in 2019
• Troy Kotsur becomes first Deaf man to win acting Oscar
• Jump on It - All American
• Ukrainian 2-year-old to get life-saving treatment in New York
• Family Affair - All American: Homecoming
• 30 Days and 30 Nights - Superman & Lois
• Keep Your Friends Close - Naomi
• Phantoms - The Flash
• Clementine - Kung Fu
• Common Ground - Walker
• Was This the Monster You Saw - Legacies
• Ripples - Charmed
• Devoting All of Her Energy to Hate - Dynasty
• Greg Proops 6 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Keegan Michael Key 7 - Whose Line is it Anyway?
• Episode 216 - World's Funniest Animals
• Episode 213 - World's Funniest Animals

Videos from March 28, 2022

• Heavy rain continues to douse Inland Empire as second front moves through Southland
• Second round of Monday rainfall douses Southland
• Look At This: The Sepulveda Dam
• Biden says Putin remark was about 'moral outrage'
• From Orange County Canyons to Valley neighborhoods, residents take rain in stride
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Windy, wet pattern develops
• Gov. Pritzker condemns legislation like Florida Gov. DeSantis 'Parental Rights in Education' bill
• Slapping incident at Oscars becomes tool for teaching about dealing with conflict
• Family of Bradley police Officer Tyler Bailey says he is improving
• One officer shot, another injured in North Lawndale
• Three luxury car heists in city and suburbs are believed to be related
• Cloudy After Midnight Into Tuesday's First Alert Weather Day
• Both dog and owner expected to recover after being rescued from fast-moving LA River
• Suspect gets away with victim's car in East Lakeview
• First Alert weather: CBS2 11 p.m. forecast
• "Plaza Suite" finally opens on Broadway after 2-year COVID delay
• Plano Church Welcomes Ukrainian Refugees With Open Arms
• City worker had light pole fall on her car three years ago; she's alarmed by continuing problem
• Police search continues for suspect wanted in sexual assault and robbery of Manhattan jogger
• Keller ISD Parents Call On School Board To Remove Sexually Explicit Books
• Round Two of Rain
• Oscars swag bags valued at $137,000
• Consistent rain brings concern to residents living in burn areas
• Consul General Of Ukraine Meets With North Texas Ukrainian Community
• 'Frequent flooders,' LA streets flagged for repairs due to problematic flooding
• Will Smith issues apology to Chris Rock for 'out of line' behavior
• NYPD searching for suspect after jogger sexually assaulted in lower Manhattan
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