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• 2 Oakland Teens Arrested In Armed San Francisco Carjackings Targeting Asian Men
• CHP Searches for Armed Suspect Who Carjacked Truck After Crash on Eastbound Bay Bridge
• Album Made by Blues Duo with Bay Area Ties Up for Grammy Gold
• Warriors Drop 4th Straight, Unable To Hold Off Suns In Wild Finish
• Sharks Give Up 3 Late Goals In Loss To Coyotes
• March Ends With Above Normal Snowfall For Denver
• Exclusive: Victim of attempted follow-home robbery offers cryptocurrency reward
• Report Finds California Has Fifth-Most Polluted Water In U.S.
• Driver Escapes After His Car Is Left Riddled With Bullet Holes In Rural Sacramento County Shooting
• New Dual Purpose Fire Station To Serve Mineta San Jose Airport, Nearby Neighborhoods
• Musical 'Tootsie' Brings Broadway Laughs To Denver's Buell Theater
• UC Berkeley Team Digs Deep Beneath Campus In Quest For Clean Geothermal Energy
• Attorney: Man Shot By San Jose Police During Restaurant Brawl a Hero For Disarming Gunman
• County commission finds solutions to homelessness inadequate
• Raptors Rout Timberwolves 125-102
• Tiny Minnesota Town Art School Renowned For Teaching Scandinavian Folk Art
• House partially collapses in fire in Humboldt Park
• Chris Rock Performs In Boston, Says He's Still 'Processing' Oscar Slap
• Hurley: Tom Brady Clearly Won Power Struggle With Bruce Arians In Tampa Bay
• Chicago considers making bid for 2024 Democratic National Convention
• Kristin Smart Case: Judge Moves Murder Trial Out Of San Luis Obispo County
• Judge OKs $83 Million For Property Loss In Surfside Condo Collapse
• Speeding drivers causing big problems on Sacramento Avenue in Avondale, neighbors say
• Police Warn Of Fake Red-Light Camera Ticket Scams In South Florida
• Patch helps spinal cord injury patients regain some movement
• Kings Used Balanced Scoring Attack To Beat Rockets 121-118
• Addison Conely, Chino Hills teenager with terminal cancer, marries boyfriend
• Weather Watch: Dangerous Winds May Accompany Thunderstorms
• 19-Year-Old Suspect Sought In Fremont, San Leandro Armed Robberies
• Caught on camera: Pedestrian injured in hit-and-run on UES
• Trey McBride Impresses At Pro Day: 'I've Done Everything I Can. The Rest Is Not In My Hands"
• Hennepin Co. Attorney's Office Asks To Remove Judge Koch From Felony Cases For 'Frequently Abandoning His Neutral Role'
• Police Release Slain Uber Driver Christi Spicuzza's Dashcam Video
• Local Legislation Takes Aim At E-ZPass Problems
• Stuck Cargo Ship Ever Forward Fails To Move Forward
• Baltimore County Couple Goes Overseas To Help Ukrainian Refugees
• Women's Final Four Bringing Big Event Energy Back To Downtown Minneapolis
• Three Injured In Shooting Near Johns Hopkins Hospital; Commissioner Says Criminals Do Not Fear Consequences
• Satoransky's Unusual Double-Double Lifts Wizards Past Magic
• Vikings Agree On Deal To Bring Back Cornerback Patrick Peterson
• West Miami-Dade Brush Fire Has Charred Approximately 400 Acres
• COVID No Longer A 'Public Health Emergency' Local Expert Says
• Pembroke Pines PD Putting Police Officers Through Intense Total Darkness Training
• Orioles Pitcher Bruce Zimmermann Zips Through Spring Training
• Biden plans to tap oil reserve to control gas prices
• April 2 Preview: Saturday on JP Roofing Fan N'ation
• World's Largest Bounce House Coming To Metro Detroit In June
• Saturday On JP Roofing FAN N'ATION (APRIL 2) PROMO
• Heat's Strong 4th Quarter Seals 106-98 Victory Over Celtics
• Detroit Police To Donate Used Body Armor To Ukraine
• Copp lifts Rangers over Red Wings in OT for 4th straight win
• Jimmy Butler Scores 24 To Help Heat Fend Off Celtics 106-98
• Retired NYPD officer injured in Manhattan subway stabbing
• Plan To Distribute $2 Million To Victims Of Oxford School Shooting Expands Eligibility
• Bridges, Ball help Hornets in win over Knicks
• 'That's My Baby': Parents Mourn 17-Year-Old Daughter Found In Alley
• FDNY dealt with water pressure issues during massive Queens fire
• Man Convicted Of Second-Degree Murder In Fatal Shooting Of Onaje Lynch In Sacramento
• Woman hit, killed by FedEx truck in Hometown, police say
• School District To Pay $102M To 2 Women Sexually Assaulted By Music Teacher While Students At San Jose Middle School
• Nonprofit Luke's Wings Helping Family Members Attend Funeral Of Pennsylvania State Trooper Branden Sisca
• Dylan Cease's arm is hot, White Sox offense is strong as they top Texas Rangers
• Playful Vervet Monkeys Delight Public At Large Near Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport
• Dennis Lynch, 19, Accused of Killing Parents In Loomis, Had Criminal History
• Suzuki, Frazier homer, Cubs top Mariners in Cactus League play
• Woman Will Stand Trial For Allegedly Shooting Boyfriend During Breakup In Plum
• Florida Reaches Opioid Settlements Topping $870 Million
• FDA clears second COVID booster for adults 50+, questions remain
• CBS 2 Vault: Live at the 1996 Democratic National Convention
• Chris Rock says he's still "processing" Will Smith slap
• Colorado Weather: Clearing And Warming Before Friday Front
• Florida Man Pleads Guilty To Role In Capitol Riot
• Bruce Arians Retires As Bucs' Coach, Todd Bowles Promoted To Top Spot
• Judge Moves Kristin Smart Trial Out Of San Luis Obispo County To Give Suspects Fair Trial
• Arians Retires As Bucs' Coach, Bowles Promoted To Top Spot
• Thursday's Show Info (3/31/22)
• Hubble spots oldest and most distant star ever recorded
• Call Kurtis: My McDonald's Receipt Doesn't Add Up
• Oakland's Highland Hospital to Be Renamed After Late Alameda County Supervisor Wilma Chan
• K-pop star Luna to make Broadway debut in new musical "KPOP"
• Google To Use Driverless Autonomous Vehicles To Transport Employees Within San Francisco
• Sacramento Renters, Landlords Oppose Possible Eviction Moratorium Extension
• Baltimore's Tequila Brothers Take Local Spin On Craft Cocktails
• Molly Riehl
• Suspect arrested in brutal assault at Midtown McDonald's
• Bruce Willis diagnosed with aphasia, steps away from acting
• UPDATE: BART Recovering After Equipment Problem Halts Service Between Colma, 24th St. Mission Stations
• North Bay Structural Engineer Give Students Valuable Building Skills
• Police: Man shot in chest on Lower East Side
• After Pandemic, Bay Area Community Colleges Seeing Drop in Enrollment
• Highland Park School Board Plans To Bring High School Back
• Florida Judge Faces Call to Step Aside from Redistricting Case
• Song Must Go On: VoiceBox RiNo Loses Lease, Seeks New Location
• Coconut Creek PD Looking For Two Teens Who Attacked An Elderly Man During A Crime Spree
• 'I'm so grateful to be alive': grandmother robbed at gunpoint at Blue Island gas station
• New Body Armor Designed To Accommodate Female Police Officers
• Bruce Willis' Aphasia Diagnosis Shines Spotlight On Research And Support In Pittsburgh
• Outdoor dining rules extended in Connecticut
• New details emerge about federal investigation into Hunter Biden
• Stephen & Ayesha Curry To Help Establish 150 'Little Town Libraries' Across Oakland
• 23-Year-Old Man Shot, Killed On Mt. Washington
• Bail reform advocates speak out against governor's proposals
• Woman who was killed in mass shooting in Mexico grew up in Warrenville
• Teenage victim of alleged sexual assault in back of ambulance speaks out
• Colorado Mountain Communities Will Use Grant Money To Protect Bears By Reducing Temptation
• "I was overjoyed": Mother and son each nominated for a Grammy
• 'Let's Finish Strong': Salvation Army Hopes To Meet Goal Of 2 Million Pounds Of Food Donations
• Why The Legislature Failed To Pass Surfside Reforms
• After protesting outside White House, North Texas parents of US Marine held in Russia met with President Biden
• Pitt Athletic Director Heather Lyke Hopes To Open Doors For Other Women In College Sports
• Saint Peter's coach Shaheen Holloway heading to Seton Hall
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Cold temps on the way
• I-Team: Advocates Call For Interlock Devices As Drunk Driving Deaths Increase Nationally
• Presidio Tunnel Tops: Long-Awaited 14-Acre Park In San Francisco To Open In July
• Boston Duck Tours Kicks Off 29th Season On April 1
• Minnesota Native Shares How He Escaped War-Torn Ukraine
• House Committee Unanimously Approves Bill To Allow School Districts To Offer Whole Milk To Children
• Arizona governor signs bills limiting abortion access and transgender rights
• Over 84,000 applications received for 2022 TCS NYC Marathon
• Donations Needed For Police Body Armor Upgrades In Grand County
• Sharpsburg Library Says Someone Is Moving Books Around In Possible Attempt At Censorship
• Everglades Holiday Park Finally Brought Up To Date After Nearly $16-Million Expansion Project
• Richard Livingstone
• Bill Requiring Parents To Inform Schools Of Gun Ownership Dies In Committee
• Douglas County School Board Approves Contract For New Superintendent Erin Kane
• Chicago being pushed as potential host for the 2024 Democratic National Convention
• The CW Network acquires hit drama 'Family Law'
• Argo School District 217 provides tax relief for residents thanks to state grant
• Nigerian 'Prince' sentenced in Texas for federal fraud violations
• Reward Offered For Case Of 17-Year-Old Girl Found Dead In Denver Alley
• Investigators tie Jonathan Fulton Smith to killings of mother, child
• Brooklyn apartments may show future for affordable housing
• Forecasters Predict Active Hurricane Season In The Atlantic
• California Bill That Would Have Required Parents With Guns To Tell Schools Dies In Committee
• 'Good Friends With Both Of Them': Lenny Clarke Not Taking Sides After Will Smith Slaps Chris Rock
• Minneapolis Schools Superintendent Ed Graff To Leave District
• Publix Ending Popular Free Prescriptions Program
• Judge Rules More Witnesses Can't Testify As Experts In Barry Morphew Trial
• Florida Republicans Widen Lead In Registered Voters
• Man Charged With Carjacking Driver, Holding Him Hostage In Abandoned Minneapolis Gas Station
• CDC Lifts COVID-19 Risk Advisory For Cruise Travel
• At Memorial Regional Hospital, Doctors Day Goes Hand In Hand With Women's History Month
• DNA technology helps solve 1980 murder on Long Island
• Gary police officer shot at 45 times receives cards, gifts from local students
• Sources: Legislature eyeing 3 casino licenses for NYC area
• Officials Identify Remains Of San Leandro Sailor Killed During Pearl Harbor Attack
• Jesuit Dallas settles sex abuse lawsuit filed by former students
• Latrobe Rethinking Rules For Motorized Wheelchairs Scooters
• Will the hybrid work model end as things return to normal?
• Report: Facebook Hired PR Firm To Smear TikTok
• Baltimore City Reaches $3.5M Settlement With Businesses Damaged In Wake Of Freddie Gray's Death
• UPDATE: State Task Force Narrowly Votes To Limit Reparations To Slave Descendants
• Deputy Won't Face Charges For Shooting Suspected Robber On ATV In Duluth
• Cleanup Underway At Homeless Encampment Along Charles River In Cambridge
• JetBlue Cutting Or Suspending 27 Routes, Including Boston To Key West Flights This Summer
• Rockland County village of South Nyack to dissolve on Friday
• Resident: Dozens of cases of rare brain tumor linked to N.J. high school
• Hispanic Society's first Black curator Madeleine Haddon reframes art history
• At Least 3 People Injured In Kingsessing Rowhome Fire
• Maryland House Approves Redone Congressional Map
• Researchers At Chicago Children's Hospital Testing First Potential Respiratory Syncytial Virus Vaccine
• CTA confirms signal pole that fell onto tracks was to blame for hours-long North Side train delay
• East Baltimore Group Rehabbing Hundreds Of Vacant Properties
• Temporary Memorial Approved For Victims Of Surfside Collapse
• No Tickets? No Problem! Plenty Of Free NCAA Final Four Events This Weekend
• Community Rallies To Help Florida Mom Whose Child Died In Septic Tank
• Red Stars team up with fertility clinic to help players balance pro sports and motherhood
• Evergreen Park, Orland Park parishioners donate supplies, money for Ukraine relief efforts
• New Requirements Force Some Jamaica Plain Restaurants To End Outdoor Dining
• National Harbor Brings Back Movies On The Potomac
• Kentucky WR Rahsaan Lewis, Son Of Ravens Great Ray Lewis, Charged With DUI
• Man In South Jersey Wins 3 Scratch-Offs In One Day, Including $3 Million Prize
• Renter finally gets relief funds after Texas originally sends money to wrong landlord
• 'I Was Blindsided,' Hialeah Single Mother Of Five Says Lost Life Savings, Paid $14,700 In Rental Scam
• Tyre Sampson, Who Fell To His Death From Orlando Ride, Was Turned Away From Other Rides
• Firefighters rescue man who fell 30-feet in Westwood
• Brian Laundrie's parents move to dismiss lawsuit brought by Gabby Petito's family
• Delaware County Medical Examiner's Office Still Conducting Autopsy To ID Human Remains Found At Deshong Park
• Jesus Magallan Arrested After Hours-Long Standoff In Longmont
• Minnesotans Tire Of Cold March Weather, Ready For Spring
• Security At Chris Rock's Boston Show Will Use Latest Technology To Enforce No Cellphone Policy
• Sandy Hook relatives reject Alex Jones' offer to resolve lawsuit
• Mistrial declared after jury deadlocks in trial over fatal Will County crash
• Former Health Care Worker Pleads Not Guilty To Hate Crime Charges
• State Awards Grants to Oakland, San Francisco To Convert Hotels Into Housing For Homeless
• $350M Will Go Towards Restoring Stretch Of South Platte River Through Denver
• Will Smith was asked to leave the Oscars but refused, the Academy says
• 3rd Floor Apartment In Wheat Ridge Heavily Damaged From Fire
• Disaster Declaration Extended For Fern Hollow Bridge Collapse
• SEE IT: Prosecutors Release Selfie Video Of Alleged Hitman Javon Carter Counting Stacks Of Cash For Killing TSA Officer
• Final Hearings Before Start Of Parkland Shooter Nikolas Cruz Penalty Phase Trial
• Baltimore DPW Host Spring Cleaning With Hazardous Waste Drop-Off, Shredding & Recycling
• New York Doctor Charged With Taking Upskirting Photos Of Women Outside Newbury Street Store
• Isiah Roberts Charged With Murder In Connection To Stray Bullet That Killed 9-Year-Old Sequoya Bacon-Jones In Trenton
• Massachusetts Reports 1,252 New COVID Cases, 1 Additional Death
• Carl Icahn calls out Kroger on treatment of workers and animals
• Texas high court upholds conviction of former Dallas cop Amber Guyger
• Tornado path in Rockwall County
• UT Arlington graduate documenting war in Ukraine
• 'They Carried Us' Filled With Women Who've Galvanized Extraordinary Movements In Philadelphia
• Red Sox Add New Seating Sections Behind Bleachers At Fenway Park
• 'We Believe In Miracles'; $1 Million Scratcher Tickets Bought In San Jose
• Teenager Charged With Murder In Shooting At North Minneapolis Gas Station
• City Schools Providing COVID-19 Tests To Students Ahead Of Spring Break
• How Can You Prepare For Severe Weather?
• Volunteers Paint Crosswalks In East Baltimore To Keep Students Safe
• Local Doctor Explains Aphasia Disorder That's Impacting Bruce Willis' Acting Career
• Meet Viktor: Elliot Page's "Umbrella Academy" character comes out
• Card Skimmer Found In Third Manchester, New Hampshire Store
• Popular Bloomfield Diner Closing Up In April
• Top Prospects Give Orioles Much-Needed Hope For The Future
• MSP Trooper Suspended After Hitting Handcuffed Suspect In Saginaw
• Chris Rock Adds Second Detroit Show 'Due To Overwhelming Demand'
• California AG: Agents Seized Nearly 1,500 Illegal Guns In 2021
• Bruins Sign Goaltender Brandon Bussi To Entry-Level Contract
• 1 Hospitalized, USPS Truck Damaged During Hanover Crash
• Car Stolen In Pittsburgh Used In Car Chase In Philadelphia
• Crews Responding To Gas Main Break In Reisterstown, Fire Department Says
• Pennsylvania Congressional District Map Lawsuit Ends Quietly
• Attorneys In Wisconsin Christmas Parade Crash Want 2023 Trial
• Stick Of Dynamite Prompts Bomb Squad Response, Safely Removed From Vehicle In Nevada City
• Gov. Tim Walz Signs ALS Bill Authored By Senator Fighting Disease
• Leisure travel soars, at a cost to consumers
• Los Altos High Alum Playing Role of Lifetime as Larry Bird In HBO's 'Winning Time'
• Putin feels Russian military misled him, U.S. official says
• Florida Gas Prices Creeping Up This Week
• Edmunds: Should you fix your car — or buy a new one?
• Sac City Unified Teachers Strike Day 6: Union Says Negotiations 'Shifted In Reverse'
• Marlins Mandate In 2022 Is Simple: 'To Believe'
• Trevor Story Goes 1-For-2 With RBI Single In Spring Debut For Red Sox
• CDC drops its recommendation against cruise ship travel
• Seniors around the world are biking through cycling program
• Coroner Confirms Morro Bay Bodyboarder Died Within Minutes Of White Shark Attack
• TikToker's old phone lets her post from behind Russia's "iron curtain"
• Minnesota Trial Set For Florida Man Accused Of Human Smuggling
• Newsom Rejects Parole For Convicted Manson Family Killer Leslie Van Houten
• Happy Camper Wrigleyville donating all sales to family of Hermilo Beltran, staffer shot and killed
• Attorney General's Office Warns Investors Against Scammers Looking To Profit Off Ukraine Conflict
• Sheriff: Man Violates Order Of Protection, Shoots At Vehicle In Driveway
• Bonta Says State Agents Seized 1,500 Illegal Guns in California During 2021
• Chris Rock briefly addresses slap by Will Smith at top of show in Boston
• Saratoga-Based Mojo Vision Nears Rollout Of Smart Contact Lens That Provides Augmented Reality View
• What Is Aphasia? Explaining The Language Disorder That's Affecting Bruce Willis
• First Lady Casey DeSantis Says 'Hope Florida' Program Has Hit Major Milestone
• Free Rides On Detroit's QLINE Extended Through 2022
• Police: Woman In Critical Condition After Being Shot By Ex-Boyfriend In Flint Township
• Man convicted of sexually assaulting Chapman student on campus
• Tornado in Arkansas injures 7, destroys elementary school building
• Police: Man Robs Point Breeze Walgreens
• Five Below Plans To Open 1,000 New Stores
• Biden expected to end Title 42 border expulsion policy in late May
• More RTD Officers To Be Deployed As Part Of Denver Plan To Address Drugs, Crime At Union Station
• Fort Collins Police: Man Suspected Of Trying To Get Officers To Shoot Him Subdued With Hard Foam Projectiles
• New Hampshire Set To Permanently Close All State-Run COVID Vaccination Sites
• Video shows powerful tornado destroying Texas school's gym
• "The Wanted" singer Tom Parker dies at 33 after battle with brain tumor
• Maryland Lawmakers Expected To Approve New Congressional Map
• Alleged killers of 6-year-old Orange shooting victim in court
• Judge tosses part of lawsuit seeking to halt construction of Obama Presidential Center
• Police investigate possible hate crime outside Pasadena LGBTQ+ event
• Colorado Lawmakers Tackle Budget, Crime & Climate Top Issues
• 76-Year-Old Ingham County Woman Wins $250K Keno Jackpot
• What We Know About BA.2 -- Now The Dominant Cause Of Covid-19 In The US
• Trump's endorsements test his influence in the Republican Party
• Grant Williams Named A Finalist For Teammate Of The Year Award
• FBI Raids Metro Detroit Home Over Threats Made To Judge, Attorneys In Whitmer Kidnap Plot Trial
• Everything you bought last year now costs about $5,200 more
• Man Convicted In 2018 North Versailles Murder
• Southern Brunch & West African Fare The Latest Additions To Lexington Market
• Beat Officers Arrest 3 Burglary Suspects Inside San Francisco's Castro Theater
• Villanova Fans Stock Up On Final Four Gear Ahead Of Game Against Kansas In New Orleans
• Maryland Weather: Calm & Clear, But Severe Storms Possible Thursday
• Oklahoma governor signs transgender sports ban into law
• Murder Charges Against Okey Payne Dropped After Fatal Assisted Living Center Shooting
• Chicago Weather Alert: soaking rainfall coming through
• Mayor Eric Adams signs law extending rent stabilization
• FIU Study: With Seagrass Gone, Manatees Resort To Eating More Algae
• UPDATE: 9-Year-Old Stockton Boy Injured in Weekend Shooting Still Fighting for His Life
• 19-Year-Old Critical After Shooting At Gas Station In Payne-Phalen Neighborhood
• I-96 Flex Route Update: South Hill Road Bridge To Close In Oakland County This Weekend
• Chicagoans can now apply to vote by mail
• $2 million in methamphetamine seized at Texas-Mexico border
• Colorado Rockies Add More Power To Lineup With Kris Bryant
• Wild Defenseman Alex Goligoski Gets 2-Year, $4M Extension
• Boston City Council Passes Ordinance Limiting Protests Outside Private Homes
• Bruce Willis "Stepping Away" From Acting Career Due To Aphasia Diagnosis, Family Says
• Antoine Suggs, Accused In Quadruple Murder, Extradited To Minnesota
• Woman stabbed to death at Harbor City motel; suspect arrested
• Bill Belichick, Matt Patricia, Matt Groh Attend Alabama Pro Day
• Inflation will clobber "entitled generation," BlackRock exec says
• Sheriff: Homemade Explosive Found After Deputy Encounters Suspicious Vehicle In Placer County
• Bruce Willis 'Stepping Away' From Acting Because Of Health Condition
• Maryland Commits Over $200M To Cancer Treatment, Research Initiative
• Kellogg's Workers Win Big Raises After Spate Of Strikes
• Former SF Giants Hunter Pence, Jake Peavy Join MLB Network as Analysts
• Crash Scatters 'Thousands Of Nails' Across New Hampshire Highway
• Good Idea To Get A Second Booster Shot? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your COVID-19 Vaccine Questions
• Public Viewing Held For Pennsylvania State Trooper, Martin Mack, Killed On I-95
• Sneaker Surprise For 200 Students At NW Dade School
• Woodridge food pantry adjust hours to better serve residents
• U.S. sanctions Iranians after ballistic missile strikes in Iraq, Gulf states
• Randolph Teacher Surprised With $25,000 Prize As Milken Award Winner
• Bruce Willis 'Stepping Away' From Acting Due To Health Condition
• Bruce Willis 'stepping away' from acting due to neurological disorder, family says
• Lamar Jackson Hasn't Signed An Extension Yet, But He Says He Loves The Ravens And Isn't Thinking About Leaving
• COVID vaccine, testing are no longer free for some
• MSP: One Person Arrested After Shots Fired At State Police In Detroit
• Crime survivors in Springfield to demand more money for trauma recovery centers
• World facing more conflict than any time since WWII, U.N. chief says
• There's Now A Clear Path Forward For Debris Removal, Lot Clearing After Marshall Fire
• Sacramento Gets New Country Music Festival For Weekend Just After Aftershock
• Family Of Woman Who Fell To Death From Palm Beach Drawbridge Files Lawsuit
• Bruce Willis "stepping away" from career due to aphasia diagnosis, family says
• Rideshare drivers say stagnant wages, high gas prices are squeezing them
• Northern Lights May Be Visible From Michigan This Week
• WATCH LIVE: City Officials To Provide Update On Response To Philadelphia's Gun Violence
• James Nyonteh Charged With Murder In Wife's Stabbing Death
• San Francisco Police Arrest Reckless Mustang Driver on Multiple Charges, Impound Vehicle
• Massive Fire Destroys Levittown Lanes Bowling Alley In Bucks County
• Try, Try Again To Free The Ever Forward In Chesapeake Bay
• Nvidia RTX 3060 Ti, RTX 3060 and RTX 3050: The best budget graphics cards you can buy right now
• Police: 6 Killed In Schuylkill County Pileup Of 80 Vehicles
• COVID In Minnesota: MDH Reports 356 Cases, 11 Deaths
• 4 Brooklyn Center Officers Hurt After Responding To Large Fight
• Gov. Whitmer Signs $4.8B Michigan Infrastructure Plan
• Questions remain over who will pay for COVID-19 boosters
• President Biden signs anti-lynching legislation named after Emmett Till
• George returns, Clippers rally in 4th, beat Jazz 121-115
• Amy Schumer on Will Smith's Oscar slap: 'Still triggered and traumatized'
• Death toll rises to 6 after 80-car pileup on Pennsylvania highway
• Stars take over wild-card spot with 3-2 win over Ducks
• Rep. Betty McCollum Calls On Justice Clarence Thomas To Resign
• Federal money for people behind on rent expected to run out mid-year
• LA City Council lifts COVID proof mandate
• Where's Marty? Enjoying The Sights, Sounds & Smells At Baltimore's R. House
• 2016 Olympian Jenny Simpson Helping Her Colorado Community Heal After Narrow Escape From Marshall Fire
• Hopkins Group, Nonprofit Merge To Create New Center Studying Gun Violence
• Minnesota's 4-Year Graduation Rate Fell A Half Percentage Point In 2021, Education Officials Say
• Another Endangered Florida Panther Died After Being Struck By A Vehicle
• Dallas police searching for person who shot pitbull mix
• Biden receives second booster shot and marks "new moment" in pandemic
• MDHHS To Offer Free At-Home COVID-19 Testing Kits At 70 Libraries
• CVS, Others To Pay Florida $860M To Settle Opioid Case
• Feds Helping Two Bay Area Cities Transition To Clean Economy
• Prosecutors Rest Their Case In Gov. Whitmer Kidnap Trial
• Minnesota Weather: Sloppy Storm System Rumbles Into Minnesota
• 2 Drivers Hurt In Crash That Shut Down Route 119 In Littleton
• Denver's Co-Responder Program Expands To 24/7 Coverage: 'Better Outcomes For Individuals In Crisis'
• SF Giants Look To Build Momentum From 107-Win Year, West Crown
• Officers' Use Of Force Justified In Shootout With David Naumenko At Montgomery County Apartment Complex: Officials
• Naming Your Newborn Henry Or Olivia? Those Are The Top Minnesota Baby Names In 2022
• Death Toll Rises To 6 After Pileup On Interstate 81 During Snow Squall; Highway Reopens
• Texas to review prayer, touch requests in executions by case
• Woman Shot, Killed Overnight Outside Apartments On Mexico Avenue In Aurora
• 4 big expenses to plan for ahead of retirement
• 17-Year-Old Dies After Crashing Into Fences, Garage In Clinton Township
• Up To $8K Reward Offered For Tips In Baltimore Teen's Murder
• Driver Charged With Homicide By Vehicle While DUI In Crash That Killed 3-Year-Old In Brewerytown, DA's Office Says
• 20-year-old in critical condition after hit-and-run in Bellmore, police say
• Science of Weather: Air Masses
• Pittsburgh Promise Scholarship Eliminates Attendance Requirement For Class Of 2022
• Village a ghost town after cartel warns: "Leave or you'll die"
• The Red Sox Are Sending Out A Major League Lineup On Wednesday
• Carlos Correa Signing Completely Changes Twins' 2022 Outlook
• Clyfford Still Museum's New Exhibit Created With The Help Of Children Across Colorado's Front Range
• Detectives seek other potential victims of captured sexual predator
• 3-Vehicle Crash Backs up I-25 In Northglenn Wednesday Morning
• Colorado Town Of Colona For Sale For $6.6 Million
• Gov. Newsom Rejects Parole For Manson Family Member Leslie Van Houten
• Video shows shoplifting suspect trying to jab Duane Reade security guard with hypodermic needle
• Reshawna Mosley Charged In Highway Ramp Crash That Killed Shaterries Barlow
• Tree-Trimmer Falls 60 Feet To His Death In Claybanks Township
• Russia says it's building a new "democratic world order" with China
• Level Of Concern 'High' For Nathan MacKinnon After Injury During Fight
• Dream Girl Box
• Naomi Osaka To Miami Open Semis, Daniil Medvedev Closes In On No. 1 Ranking
• Dallas Mavericks Visit Cleveland On 3-Game Road Slide
• 3-Time Pro Bowl Safety, Former Philadelphia Eagle Malcolm Jenkins Retires
• Taylor Hall Fined $5,000 For Punching Toronto's Ilya Lyubushkin
• Harvard Law Falls Out Of Top 3 In New Graduate School Ranking
• Crime survivors travel to Springfield to lobby lawmakers for better support for victims
• Caught on video: Suspect in Brooklyn synagogue burglaries
• Longtime Downtown Fort Worth Restaurant, Reata, Looking For New Home
• Fort Worth Police Sergeant Arrested For Tampering With Evidence
• Cooking With Rania: Vegetarian Pizzas
• 4-Year-Old Boy Dies, Woman Hospitalized After Being Pulled From Lake Lansing
• Would You Try A Burger From A Vending Machine?
• Warrant issued for Jose Matias, 18, in shooting at Fashion Outlets of Chicago in Rosemont
• 7 people injured, 2 in seriously in apartment fire in Aurora
• Guilty verdict for fatal drug mistake sets "dangerous precedent," nurses say
• Detroit Tigers Look To Be Relevant
• Where Are The Workers? 3 People Who Left Jobs, Chased Dreams During Pandemic
• 2 Philadelphia Police Officers Injured When Pursuit Of Suspect Ends In Crash In Wissinoming: Officials
• Baltimore Man, 24, Charged In Dolphin Street Shooting, Police Say
• Wolves Announce Tickets For Potential Play-In Game
• Dodgers pitcher Trevor Bauer sues The Athletic for defamation
• PTL Links: March 30, 2022
• Newsom rejects parole for Manson follower Leslie Van Houten
• White House exploring ways to lower gas prices
• Jada Pinkett Smith Posts About 'Healing' Amid Oscars Controversy
• Nets Rally Past Pistons 130-123
• Former DePaul University President Rev. John T. Richardson dies at 98
• A Promising Update On Robert Williams' Injury: Celtics Center Could Be Back Within 4-To-6 Weeks
• NASA astronaut returns to Earth after record-setting flight
• Susan Collins to support Ketanji Brown Jackson for the Supreme Court
• COVID deaths jump by 40%, but cases falling globally, WHO says
• Ukraine war could push 13 million more people into food insecurity
• Trump calls on Putin to release damaging information on Hunter Biden
• First Alert Weather Update: All Of Metroplex Now Out Of Tornado Watch
• MN Native Mark Vande Hei Returns To Earth After Record-Setting Stay On ISS
• U.S. warns that Russia may "detain" Americans, urges them to leave
• Armed men break into West LA home
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's Wednesday forecast
• Riverwards Produce Will Open New Grocery Store In Old City Wednesday
• Russia keeps pounding Ukraine, fueling skepticism over Putin's intentions
• What to pack for a music festival
• New Rochelle sending firefighting supplies to Ukraine
• Amazon Ring home security system: 4 reasons it may right for you
• Woman on balcony killed in El Sereno drive-by shooting
• Allegheny County Gets $23 Million HUD Grant To Fight Homelessness
• Man critically wounded, shot inside vehicle in South Shore
• Gunshots ring out during Beverly Grove home invasion
• Elementary Schools in Gary to present special "thank you" to wounded Sgt. William Fazekas
• Widow of D.C. officer who died by suicide says Jan. 6 "changed him"
• California Plan Would Pay Farmers To Grow Less To Save Water
• Man grazed in face following shooting in Little Village
• JetBlue to suspend or cut 27 routes this summer
• Sisters Honor Grandfather's Legacy, Recipes With Their Own Business, Jaju Pierogi
• Spring Screen Break: Getting The Kids Off The Phones And Tablets And Outside
• Ordway's Upcoming Season Includes 'Beauty And The Beast,' 'SIX'
• 8 dead after U.N. helicopter shot down by rebels in Congo
• Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Updating Entry Requirements For Its Venues
• Great white's bite mark from fatal attack was 16 inches around: report
• Haiti Protest Turns Violent, Plane Torched
• Tyler Jacob Reunited With Family In MN After Being Detained In Russia
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cold Morning Rain Leads To Warmer Wednesday
• Chicago First Alert Weather: A warm, yet wet & windy Wednesday
• Authorities Investigating After Human Remains Found At Deshong Park In Chester
• Rollover Crash Kills At Least One Person In Miami Gardens
• NYPD, City Council spar over Mayor Adams' gun violence plan
• Viewer has warning after scammer impersonated Florida nonprofit to offer him job, fake check
• Stock trader resentenced for deadly nuclear bunker fire under home
• Former senior CIA operations officer on WMD risks in Ukraine
• Sandy Hook families quickly spurn Alex Jones lawsuit settlement offer
• Officials Release New Images Of Car Wanted In Connection To Deadly Road Rage Shooting On I-76 In Camden County
• I-Team Investigation Results In New Charges For Drunk Driver Who Killed Young Mother
• Israel: Gunman who killed 5 in third such recent attack was Palestinian
• Smoke Study Raises Concerns About Health Effects From Future Wildfires
• Pitt Students Meet With State Lawmakers In Harrisburg To Talk Tuition And College Costs
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• Man Facing Charges After Threatening To Blow Up St. Clair Hospital
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• U.S., South Korea think Kim Jong Un faked test of "monster missile"
• Pittsburgh Pierogi Festival Returning To Kennywood Park
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• Only On KCAL 9: Lamborghini owner attacked outside downtown LA apartment speaks out
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• First Alert Forecast: CBS2 3/30 Nightly Weather at 11PM
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• Chicago considers issuing bid for 2024 Democratic National Convention
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• Rain Back In Forecast But Nothing Severe
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• Pedestrian struck in hit-and-run on Upper East Side
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• Woman killed by FedEx truck in Hometown
• House partially collapses in Humboldt Park fire
• Fire burns for hours at plumbing and electrical business in Queens
• Burleson Church Helping Ukrainian Refugees Who've Arrived In North Texas
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• Vice president of Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz gathers supporters in Lahore
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• Police investigate possible hate crime after three gay men are attacked outside drag show
• CBS 2 Vault: Coverage of the last night of the 1996 Democratic National Convention
• Saturday On JP Roofing FAN N'ATION (APRIL 2) PROMO
• STEAM: Meet a mantis breeder and dealer
• CBS News Los Angeles: The Rundown (Mar. 30 PM Edition)
• Woman who grew up in Warrenville killed in shooting in Mexico
• Police investigating West LA home invasion
• Grandmother speaks after being robbed at gunpoint at Blue Island gas station
• Man In Critical Condition Following Rowlett Shooting
• Actor Bruce Willis announces retirement after being diagnosed with aphasia
• 'Bruce is stepping away from the career that has meant so much to him'
• London Calling: Similarities between Ukraine war and earlier conflicts
• Teenage victim of alleged sexual assault in back of ambulance speaks out
• Argo School District 217 provides tax relief thanks to state grant
• Hunter Biden faces scrutiny over dealings with Chinese executives
• GOP Senator Susan Collins will vote to confirm Ketanji Brown Jackson to Supreme Court
• Alleged killer and accomplice of Aiden Leos, 6-year-old victim of Orange road rage shooting in court
• SpaceX's Starlink internet satellites help connect Ukrainians, but come with risk
• I-Team Update: Dallas renter receives relief funds after Texas originally sends money to wrong landlord
• Jesuit Dallas Settles Sex Abuse Lawsuit Filed By Former Students
• Your Evening Headlines For March 30, 2022
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• Chicago First Alert Weather: Rain and colder temps
• NASA astronaut returns to Earth in Russian capsule
• Vehicle pileup in Pennsylvania leaves 6 dead
• First Alert Forecast: CBS2 3/30 Evening Weather at 6PM
• NYC Marathon to return this year at full capacity
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• New details in Hunter Biden federal investigation
• Sen. Susan Collins backs Judge Jackson for Supreme Court
• Russian attacks persist despite vows to scale back
• Bail reform advocates call for community-based solutions
• White House economic adviser on Biden's 2023 budget proposal
• Powerful storms sweep across South, Central U.S.
• Community Celebrates Burleson ISD Substitute Teacher Richard Livingston
• DNA technology helps solve 42-year-old cold case murder on Long Island
• Gary police officer shot at 45 times receives cards, gifts, letters from local students
• Demand for cruises on the rise after struggle during pandemic
• Gov. Lamont extends outdoor dining rules in Connecticut
• Experts weigh in on the future of hybrid work models
• New York state lawmakers rolling the dice on three casino licenses in NYC area
• Parents Of Ex-Marine Held In Russia, Trevor Reed Protest Outside White House
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• Reata Leaving Downtown Fort Worth
• New Hispanic Society exhibit aims to change the art landscape
• U.S. intel on Putin and his military as Ukraine war rages on
• New musical "KPOP" coming to Broadway this fall
• 3/30: Red and Blue
• Senator advocates for action on police suicides as widow of January 6 officer speaks out
• Biden talks with Zelenskyy; U.S. official says Putin believes his military misled him
• ET's Kevin Frazier discusses Bruce Willis' aphasia diagnosis
• Former resident says 65 people with rare brain tumors linked to one New Jersey high school
• Second booster shot available at clinics across LA County
• Red Stars team up with fertility clinic to help balance pro sports and motherhood
• New scam uses your own cellphone number to text you
• Village of South Nyack being dissolved
• Suburban parishioners donate supplies, money for Ukraine relief efforts
• Former Woodbridge Township resident confirms 65 rare brain tumors linking to local high school
• Argo Community High School, District 217 offers residents tax relief
• Researchers in Chicago testing RSV vaccine
• President Biden pushing for more COVID funding
• Police investigating stabbing in Lower Manhattan
• Clear And Cool Wednesday Night
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• UN: Over 4 million people have fled Ukraine since Russia launched invasion
• New York City Council members grill NYPD's top brass on plan to end gun violence
• Alex Jones' settlement offer rejected by Sandy Hook families
• UT Arlington Graduate Documenting War In Ukraine: 'I Haven't Thought About Leaving'
• Arrest made in attack of McDonald's customer in Midtown
• Jury deadlocks, mistrial declared in trial of man charged in fatal Will County crash
• Man critically injured after being shot in chest on Lower East Side
• Actor Bruce Willis diagnosed with aphasia, family says
• Chicago considering placing bid to host Democratic National Convention in 2024.
• Alleged killers of 6-year-old Orange shooting victim in court
• President Biden receives second booster shot
• Seniors are going on bike rides with strangers – and forming friendships
• Putin feels Russian military misled him, U.S. official says
• MoneyWatch: Market recap and what to expect on inflation
• Drone video shows Shanghai's streets and highways under COVID lockdown
• Pope Francis meets with young Ukrainian refugees, calls for an end to the war
• Airline ticket prices on the rise as demand for travel roars back
• Bruce Willis 'stepping away' from acting due to neurological disorder, family says
• Bruce Willis diagnosed with aphasia, stepping away from acting
• Biden receives second booster shot
• MoneyWatch: Severing European Union's dependency on Russian gas
• Pasadena Police Search For Hate Crime Suspects
• NFL partners with sports tech company to create fully immersive football video game
• Fallout from exclusive report on gap in Trump's January 6 phone log
• Critics condemn Florida's "Don't Say Gay" law
• Young Ukrainian boy cries for his dad from hospital bed after family gets injured in Mariupol
• Former DePaul President Rev. John T. Richardson dies at 98
• First Alert Weather: Tracking thunderstorms
• Food pantry in Woodridge adjust hours to meet needs of residents
• Ukraine's recaptured town of Irpin lies desolate and destroyed
• Adams extends rent stabilization act
• U.S. launching COVID specific website
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Rain and storms throughout the day
• Worsening humanitarian crisis as more than 4 million people flee Ukraine
• Rideshare drivers rally for pay raises amid surging gas prices
• Hearing on effectiveness of Adam's gun violence blueprint
• 'When those things happen we need time to heal'
• AM Weather Update With Anne Elise Parks
• National Weather Service Assessing Storm Damage In Rockwall County
• Nationwide manhunt for teen who killed man, injured teenage girl at Fashion Outlets of Chicago in Ro
• President Biden to receive second COVID-19 booster shot
• Ukrainian leaders skeptical of Russians' promise to scale back military operations
• CBS News Los Angeles: The Rundown (March 30 AM Edition)
• Eye On Health: New Breast Cancer Treatment
• Police officer's widow advocates for change after husband's Jan. 6-related suicide
• Who should get a second COVID-19 booster shot
• Morning Headlines March 30, 2022
• Officials say world faces "catastrophe" as Ukraine war disrupts food supply
• Amber Lee's weather forecast (March 30)
• Hip hop producer Roget Chahayed takes CBSLA inside his studio
• Crime survivors & families of victims travel to Springfield to call for more support
• Ukrainian soldier takes in an abandoned dog from Kyiv
• Woman on balcony killed in El Sereno drive-by shooting; suspect in custody
• Russian attacks on Ukraine continue hours after peace talks
• Suspect arrested in Woodland Hills following chase
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• Mayor Adams to make Social Services announcement
• War rages in Ukraine amid peace talks
• Planning ahead: March 30
• Adams to extend rent stabilization act
• Armed men break into West LA home
• Police: Shoplifter fights with security guard
• First Alert Weather Day Canceled As Severe Weather Moves Toward The Southeast
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• Suspect wanted in Brooklyn synagogue burglaries
• Bill requiring rescue equipment along Lakefront on desk of Gov. J.B. Pritzker
• Woman shot to death on balcony in El Sereno
• Rev. John T. Richardson, DePaul University's 9th President, dies at 98
• Widow speaks out about police officer suicides after January 6 Capitol attack
• Gunshots ring out during Beverly Grove home invasion
• International Space Station continues to operate normally despite Ukraine conflict, for now
• MoneyWatch: Are OPEC meetings expected to affect oil production?
• Widow of officer attacked by rioters on Jan. 6 calls for action on police suicides
• I-30 Reopens In Dallas
• First Alert Weather Day Update At 6:00 AM
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• Gunman kills five in Israel’s latest deadly attack
• H.E.R. talks Grammy nominations, tour dates and acting debut
• Elementary students in Gary, Indiana to present special thank you to wounded officer.
• U.N.: 4 million refugees have fled Ukraine since the start of Russia's invasion
• 3/30: CBS News Mornings
• New Rochelle sending fire gear to Ukraine
• Rideshare drivers to protest for better wages amid surging gas prices
• First Alert Weather Day Update At 5:30 am
• I-30 Westbound In Dallas Back Open
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• Oversight hearing on Adam's Neighborhood Safety Teams
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• First Alert Weather Day Update At 5:00 am
• Russia says Putin-Zelenskyy meeting possible if peace plan set: CBS News Flash March 30, 2022
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• First Alert Weather: Slight improvement
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