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Articles from March 31, 2022

• Exclusive: Illegal mini bike street takeovers pose risk to riders and drivers alike
• Ducks lose eleventh straight; Fall to Stars, 3-2 in OT
• Forever Chemicals,' COVID And Results From A New At-Home PFAS Test
• Fans, followers gather in Long Beach to honor Taylor Hawkins
• UC Davis Study Finds Half Of Women Get False Positives Over 10 Years Of Annual Breast Cancer Screening
• Stanford Professor Assesses State of Russia-Ukraine War
• 2 Found Shot Inside Car In Stockton
• Inmate Allegedly Attacks Deputy In Larimer County Jail
• TikTok Challenge Turns Violent In Woodland
• Utah snaps five-game skid with 122-109 win over Lakers
• LAPD homicide detectives investigate fatal shooting near Skid Row
• Andersson's shootout goal lifts Kings over Flames 3-2
• Concord Man Jailed for Child Porn Charged With Child Sexual Abuse
• Phyllis Frye, grandmother of transgender rights, addresses the ongoing fight and need for support
• Malkin Scores In OT, Penguins Beat Wild 4-3
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Drying out overnight, but more rain this weekend
• Oil prices dip after report that Biden plans to tap petroleum reserve
• Sharks Felled Following Avalanche Power Play
• Economist Says Oil Reserve Release Could Save Massachusetts Drivers 25 Cents A Day
• 'This Is Wicked Low,' Neighboring Londonderry, NH Gas Stations Compete For Lowest Price
• Women's Final Four Bounce
• NCAR Fire Update: Wildfire Fully Contained, Boulder Trails Back Open
• IKEA Will Pay You To Get Its Old Furniture Back
• Jackson scores 34, but Bulls rally past Clippers 135-130 in OT
• DeRozan scores 50, Bulls beat Clippers in overtime
• Biden Says U.S. Will Release 1 Million Barrels of Oil Per Day
• 'Clean Air Is A Right That Belongs To All Of Us': Governor Polis Announces Aggressive Plan To Improve Colorado's Air Quality
• 1-Year-Old Colorado Girl Dies After Parents Allegedly Used, Sold Fentanyl In Their Home
• Former Nuggets Head Coach George Karl Elected To Naismith Basketball Hall Of Fame
• Illinois poised to enact law that will lay down consumer regulations for rogue towing companies
• Overwhelmed With New Dogs, Minneapolis Animal Care Waives Adoption Fees
• Panel Discussion Addresses Challenges For Public Schools In Allegheny County
• Hazing incident gets boys' lacrosse team at New Trier High School placed on probation
• Evgeni Malkin Scores In OT, Penguins Beat Wild 4-3
• 'The Future Is Bright': Middle School Unified Basketball Program Celebrates First Season In Newton
• 'I'm Not Letting This Happen To Anybody Else': Rape Survivor's Testimony Helps Send Her Attackers To Prison For Decades
• 2 Of 3 Dogs Saved From RV Fire In Arapahoe County Pass Away
• What's The Tallest Building In Minnesota?
• Oscars producer says police offered to arrest Will Smith
• Raging Krome Avenue Grass Fire Has Burned 6,500 Acres
• Family Of Teen Killed In Confrontation With Baltimore Police Question Officers' Actions
• Jury Convicts Samuel Young, Who Shot Protesters During Elijah McClain Protest On I-225
• Hilltown Township Pizza Shop Owner Killed Longtime Partner & Co-Owner, Hid Body For Weeks: Police
• 'It's Tragic:' Mentor Of Teen Murdered In Baltimore Tried To Keep Him Safe
• Search Warrant Executed At Home After South Allegheny Middle School Students Sickened From Drug-Laced Candy
• CBS3 Mysteries: Veteran Doe Helps Delaware County ID Man Found In Ridley Township Creek In 1978
• Marshall Fire: Xcel Energy Blamed For Destructive Wildfire In Lawsuit
• Baltimore DPW Says It Wasn't Given Enough Time To Correct Back River Plant Issues Before State Takeover
• Mpls. Boy, 16, Accused Of Waving Gun Around, Pointing It At 15-Year-Old Girl Before Fatal Shooting
• Body found in Griffith Park
• Hannah Traore Gallery showcases underrepresented artists
• Lawmakers close to deal on smaller $10 billion COVID bill
• Scott And Harrison Join Lawmakers, Advocates In Calling On Hogan To Sign 'Ghost Gun' Ban
• Maryland Weather: Severe Storms, Tornado Warnings Sweep Maryland Thursday
• UPDATE: 1 Injured, 1 Arrested in Shooting Near San Jose's Yerba Buena High; Second Suspect Sought
• EPA upholds Trump-era decision not to regulate drinking water contaminant
• Passport Applications With 'X' Gender Marker Option To Be Available Starting April 11
• The John Shippen Golf Invitational Returns To Michigan, Highlights Black Golfers
• Marylanders Asked To Prepare For Flooding In April, The State's Flood Awareness Month
• Biden Announces Oil Reserve Release, Presses Oil Companies To Do Their Part To Reduce Gas Prices
• Osaka Rallies, Tops Bencic To Make Miami Open Women's Final
• Regulators Eye Citizens Insurance Rate Hikes
• Man Arrested At Chris Rock Show Allegedly Assaulted Officer, Wilbur Theatre Staff Members
• Battle for Raqqa offers "cautionary tale" on harm to civilians in urban combat, report says
• Muslim Community Network welcomes Ramadan with food giveaway
• February Tax Collections Beat Projections
• Angels ink reliever Wander Suero to minor league deal
• Fines Begin Friday For Businesses Violating Philadelphia's Plastic Bag Ban
• More Than 161,000 Pounds of Skippy Peanut Butter Recalled Possible Contamination of Stainless Steel Fragments
• Police: Boy killed, woman injured by stray bullets in Brooklyn
• Blackhawks get shut out by Florida Panthers
• Panthers Beat Blackhawks 4-0, Set Club Record For Home Wins
• One Officer Killed, Two Others Hurt In Lebanon County Shooting
• 'We're All Against War': Russians, Ukrainians Unite For Fundraiser In Newton
• Peacock Pride on display in Jersey City ahead of parade
• Celtics Officially Clinch A Playoff Spot
• Wildlife Crossings Included In Major I-70 Improvements Planned For Vail Pass
• State Lawmakers Extend Pandemic Eviction Ban For At Least Another 3 Months
• 12-Time Grammy Winner Michael Tilson Thomas Nominated Again, Faces Uncertain Future
• Brutal Fourth Quarter Dooms Sixers In Deflating Loss To Pistons
• Teachers from Township H.S. District 211 in Palatine vote to authorize strike if no deal
• Sierra Oaks K-8 Parents Concerned Over Delayed Notification Of School Stabbing
• East Coast braces for another night of dangerous storms
• Suspect arrested after hours-long standoff with LAPD
• Colorado's Jennifer Kupcho Shares Early Lead At Chevron Championship On The LPGA Tour
• 'Extremely Tragic' - Mountain View Police Release Details On Collision That Killed 13-Year-Old Cyclist
• Hormel recalls more than 100,000 pounds of Skippy Peanut Butter
• Gatherings held in NYC for Transgender Day of Visibility
• Coral Springs PD Needs Help Finding 39-Year-Old Berlande Bonhomme
• Hogan Announces Bipartisan Agreement To Bring $663M More To Local Governments For Infrastructure, Transportation
• Union Farmworkers Demand Vote-By-Mail Rights At Cesar Chavez Day Rally In San Francisco
• Colorado Bill Aims To Ban Sale Of Household Products Containing Toxic 'Forever Chemicals'
• 162,000 Pounds of Skippy Peanut Butter Recalled Due to Possible Metal Fragments
• Poll: Fear Of Crime Preventing Bay Area Residents Return To Big City Downtowns
• Bruins Honor Tuukka Rask After Injury Ended Career
• Colorado Weather: Weak Front For Friday, Before Big Saturday Warmth
• Re-Freeze Leads To Pileup Involving More Than A Dozen Vehicles On I-94 In Maplewood
• Boy, 17, charged with murder in shooting that killed two men in South Shore
• 2 Women Wanted In Deadly Shooting Of 13-Year-Old Girl Arrested At Hotel
• 1 police officer dead, 2 wounded, suspect dead in Pennsylvania shooting
• 1 Police Officer Killed, 2 Others Shot In Lebanon County
• San Francisco LGBTQ Groups Blast Redistricting Plan To Put Tenderloin, SoMa In Separate Districts
• Local family to appear on 'Family Feud' on April 27
• New York City's "Car Free Earth Day" returns in April
• Mayor Gainey Calls For Community To Come Together To End Uptick In Violence
• 'Make Change Happen Now': Sacramento City Unified Moms Take Stand As Strike Continues
• Ukraine leader says war at a "turning point" as U.S. and U.K. say Putin, deluded, is regrouping Russia's forces
• Deadline for rental relief program tonight
• N.J. pharmacies accused of selling unauthorized COVID tests
• Nearly 86,000 acres of Angeles National Forest closed by fire set to reopen
• Colorado's Jessica Watkins Set To Make History In Space
• California Drought: Water Restrictions Return for Coastside Residents
• Betty Reid Soskin, Nation's Oldest Park Ranger, Retires At Age 100
• Stanford Women, UConn To Renew Intense Rivalry At Final Four
• Bill Banning Hairstyle Bias Approved By Massachusetts Senate
• Fentanyl-laced pill seizures increased nearly 50-fold since 2018, study says
• Maryland Paid Family Leave Program Bill Passed To Governor
• Call Kurtis: Paying More Than Advertised At Suisun City Walmart
• Viewer Calls Kurtis After Paying More Than Advertised At Suisun City Walmart
• Pilot Nia Gilliam-Wordlaw aims to inspire next generation of female pilots of color through 'Sisters of the Skies'
• Colorado State Trooper Hurt After Chase That Ended In Fatal Crash
• Woman, 72, shot on sidewalk on busy Broadway in East Lakeview
• Convicted serial killer charged in murder of Newark teen
• Wind Shifts Ahead Of Storms Friday
• On A Positive Note: McGuffey High School Students Build Bustling City
• Severe Storms Bring Strong Winds, Heavy Rain, Tornado Warning To Delaware Valley
• New Documentary 'We Were Hyphy' Highlights Rise of a Bay Area Hip-Hop Movement
• Man and woman shot and killed during quarrel on the road in Belmont Cragin
• Lawmakers Mull Expanding Outreach To Farmers, Communities About Climate Change
• Final Four Teams Heavily Recruit Talent In Their Backyards
• Off-duty Inglewood Police officer shot
• Extension Of Eviction Protections Marked First Time Woman Signed Bill Into California Law
• President Joe Biden Orders Release Of 1M Barrels Of Oil Per Day
• Lonzo Ball ramps up rehab, but it's not clear if he'll be back in postseason
• Famed UC Berkeley Falcon Grinnell Found Dead; Possibly Struck By Driver
• Hogan To Decide On Maryland Congressional Map Drawn & Approved By State Lawmakers
• Crew Member Dead, Two Hospitalized After Navy Plane Crash Off Eastern Shore
• New Housing Community In Stockton Aims To Get Veterans Off The Streets
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy tests positive for COVID-19
• Samuel Young Trial: Jury Begins Deliberations Over Shooting During Elijah McClain Protest On I-225
• Apparent Fentanyl Death Claims Life Of Lakewood 16-Year-Old
• Man Shot, Seriously Injured After Leaving Arlington Apartment Building
• How President Biden's decision on reserves will affect prices at the pump and grocery stores
• Doctor who worked on Moderna vaccine cements her place in history
• Tim Anderson's suspension reduced after appeal
• 'Age Is Nothing, It's The Mind': Holocaust Survivor Mollie Horwitz Turns 106!
• Oakland 'Jeopardy!' Champ Amy Schneider Visits White House On Trans Day Of Visibility
• Miami-Dade State Attorney's Office Won't Pursue Charges For Ex-North Miami Police Officer Jonathan Aledda
• Minnesota hotline works to improve mental health of small farmers
• South Allegheny Middle School Students Get Sick After Taking Edibles
• Citi Field is ready to welcome back Mets fans
• Report: State's Slow Reactions, Poor Communication Made Riots After George Floyd's Murder Worse
• State AG Bonta Files Brief on Epic Games vs. Apple Lawsuit, Argues for Fair Competition
• Miramar Police Release Valentine's Day Robbery Video Where Teen Suspect Was Killed
• Woman fatally shot in parking garage in New Hyde Park
• Biden says U.S. will release 1 million barrels of oil per day
• New Report Highlights Why Minnesota Nurses Are Leaving The Profession
• Judge orders New York's congressional map to be redrawn
• Mother Running Boston Marathon For Dana-Farber After Son Treated For Leukemia
• FDNY offers training for women hoping to join the ranks
• Bird Watchers, Wildlife Enthusiasts Want To Save Pembroke Pines Eagles' Nesting Land From Developers
• Homewood Community Mourns Dayvon Vickers, Teenager Fatally Shot While Riding Bike
• Romaine Lettuce Brand Recalled Due To Possible Parasite Contamination
• Man driving 157 mph on I-20 in Fort Worth strikes SUV, killing 1
• Jersey Shore realtors: Now is the time to book summer rentals
• Construction Continues On New Pittsburgh International Airport Terminal
• Sources: NYS Legislature working on changes to bail reform
• Alleged assault, pursuit suspect arrested in Arcadia
• 'It Has To Be An All-Hands Approach': Minnesota Legislature Creates New State Office Of Juvenile Justice
• Additional Arrests Made In Santa Rosa Armed Bank Robbery
• Woman identified as person of interest in Echo Park hit-and-run that killed couple in 2020
• Challenged ballots leave outcome in doubt of Amazon union vote in Alabama
• Report: Swin Cash To Be Inducted Into Basketball Hall Of Fame
• Cleanup Begins In Armstrong County After Powerful Storms Hit Area
• Major pharmacies now offering second booster shots
• Are Mayor Lightfoot's gas card giveaway, Willie Wilson's gas giveaways political moves?
• DCFS continues to deal with staff shortage as cases spike
• Judge rejects New York's redistricting plans
• Dr. Pauli Murray remembered as trailblazer for gender rights, civil rights
• Forum in Inglewood now the 'Kia Forum'
• Judge Rules Parts Of Florida Voting Law Unconstitutional, Citing Race
• No late fee policy working for New York Public Library
• Terrell Lee Charged With DUI After Philadelphia Police Officer Struck In Tacony Hit-And-Run, Authorities Say
• Rams sign Bobby Wagner to five-year deal
• FDA Joins Investigation Into How Camden Students Were Served Milk Contaminated With Sanitizer
• The best deals on Herman Miller office chairs
• Northern Liberties Church With Strong Ties To Ukraine Offering Sanctuary To Pair Of Refugees
• 2 arrested in theft from Louis Vuitton in Beverly Hills
• Phillies Hire Franchise Legend Jimmy Rollins As Special Advisor To President Of Baseball Operations
• Family Of Marine Daniel Martinez To File Lawsuit Against Sons Of Boston After Deadly Stabbing Outside Bar
• Youth Violence Prevention Week
• Haverhill High School Student Arrested After Fight During Lunch
• NSA Employee Charged With Mishandling Classified Material
• LB Bobby Wagner Chooses Rams Over Ravens, Signing 5-Year Deal
• Parents Accused In 1-Year-Old Daughter's Fentanyl Death In Adams County, DA Says
• Loud Sound Heard Near Union Mine High School Prompts Brief Lockdown
• Broadway Returns To South Florida's Largest Performing Arts Centers With Nod To Big Shows And Return To Normalcy
• 2 Massachusetts Grammy Nominees Have Their Fingers Crossed For The Big Night
• Denver Prep Academy Providing New Platform For Elite Athletes
• Tewksbury Man Witnesses Thieves Cut Catalytic Converter Off RV
• 2 Suspects Arrested For December Rancho Cordova Shooting
• Target to accept food stamps for online food purchases
• Women-owned businesses surge as pandemic recedes
• Driver Shot In The Head In Minneapolis Dies From His Injuries, MPD Says
• Butler Street Reopens Weeks After Massive Water Main Break
• No COVID-19 Patients In UC Davis Medical Center ICU For 2 Consecutive Days For 1st Time Since February 2020
• Sacramento Man Found With 30 Pounds Of Meth During Probation Search Sentenced To 17 Years
• Prosecutors: Hollywood Man Had 125 Child Porn Images In His Computer
• Landlord under fire for conditions in Hell's Kitchen building
• Buddy The Cat In Stable Condition After Attack, Might Soon Be Discharged To Foster Home
• 5 Fetuses Found Inside DC Home Of Anti-Abortion Activist
• 'It's Breaking My Heart': Lowell Woman Fears For Family Stuck In Ukraine
• CBS3 Awards Temple Journalism Student Nicolle Majette With First Trudy Haynes Scholarship
• Unvaccinated South Jersey Police Officer's Near-Deadly Case Of COVID-19 'Example' Why To Get Vaccinated
• LGBTQ Group Sues Florida Over So-Called 'Don't Say Gay' Law
• Thousands Gather For Pennsylvania State Trooper Martin Mack's Funeral In Bucks County
• Washington County's Elrama Tavern 'A Total Loss' After Fire
• 162,000 pounds of Skippy recalled due to possible metal fragments
• Gun In 8-Year-Old's Backpack Accidentally Discharges On Schoolyard Of West Philadelphia Achievement Charter Elementary School: Police
• Whitmer Announces $26M In Funding For New State Park In Flint
• EXCLUSIVE: Defrocked Philly Priest Robert Brennan 'Absolutely Not' Sorry Before Sentencing For Lying To FBI During Sexual Abuse Investigation
• Appetite grows on Capitol Hill for code of conduct for Supreme Court justices
• SKIPPY recalling thousands of cases of peanut butter
• Massachusetts Reports 1,472 New COVID Cases, 7 Additional Deaths
• Federal judge strikes down part of new Florida election law
• New CBS series 'How We Roll' premieres on March 31
• EXCLUSIVE: Ukrainian Pop Star Anastasiya Petryk, Seeking Refuge In Philadelphia, Recalls Harrowing Moments When Russia Invaded
• Serial bank robbery suspect Fernando Enriquez federally charged
• Ohio Police Officer Dominic Francis Killed Trying To Stop Fleeing Car On Highway
• Transgender Americans can soon pick 'X' as gender on their passports
• Social Security to allow people to self-select their sex
• Fired Oakland City Official Threatens Lawsuit, Claiming Gender Discrimination, Retaliation, Harassment
• Boy, 7, Critically Hurt In Columbia Heights Crash; Troopers Trying To Determine Driver Of Other Car
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Biden Administration Marks Transgender Day Of Visibility By Advocating For More Inclusive Government
• Florida Law Enforcement Recruitment Bill Goes To DeSantis
• Razzies rescind `award' given to Bruce Willis
• Baltimore Safe Haven, Nonprofit Helping At-Risk LGBTQ Residents, Vandalized On Transgender Day Of Visibility
• Florida Jobless Claims Drop
• West Virginia Man Left Paralyzed After Spine Surgery Wins $17 Million Verdict
• Here's who may still be eligible for stimulus checks
• Corporate America hasn't been this profitable since 1950
• Pittsburgh Zoo Moves Birds Indoors In Response To Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza
• Maryland Film Festival Returns April With In-Person Screenings And Parties
• Man Seriously Wounded In Shootout With Boston Police In Jamaica Plain
• El Paso Border Patrol agents arrest U.S. murder suspect at border
• Hogan Endorses Thiru Vignarajah For Baltimore City State's Attorney
• Unemployment Claims In Michigan 24% Lower Than Last Year, Report Says
• Baltimore Police Seek Help Identifying Homicide Victim
• Dallas woman takes leap of faith in opening business
• 12-year-old student killed in South Carolina middle school shooting
• US To Require Valves On New Pipelines In Response To 2010 San Bruno Blast
• Glen Burnie Man Charged In Connection With Swastika Graffiti
• Rideshare Driver Shot In North Minneapolis; 2 Teenagers Arrested
• Rep. Pat Fallon on visit to Eastern Europe
• Parole Board Considering Commutating William Allen's Life Sentence
• Free Gas Giveaway 'Up To 7,000 Gallons' Planned In Norwood Friday, Ernie Boch Jr. Announces
• Tesla crashes through fence, lands perched on edge of ambulance in San Diego
• Safety Group: Seat Belt Alerts Need To Be Longer, Louder
• Plans To Revamp Historic United Artists Building Into Market Rate, Affordable Apartments
• 4 Charged In Columbia Shooting That Injured Bystander & 4-Year-Old Son
• New Hampshire Hermit 'River Dave' A No-Show At Disputed Woodlot Hearing, Faces Fines
• Maryland Teacher Who Taught Ukrainian Mom English Raises Funds To Help Her Flee
• 3 People Charged In Slaying Of Homeless Man In Pontiac
• Crime Stoppers Offering $26K Reward For Tips On Arson At Hassett Title Company In Monroe
• Police search for suspects in Chase Bank robbery on city's Near West Side
• 'Person In Crisis' Forces RTD To Cancel Multiple A Line Trips Between Union Station And Denver International Airport
• 2 Hospitalized After School Bus, 2 Other Vehicles Crash
• State Taking Walgreens To Court For Its Alleged Role In Opioid Crisis
• Diversion program to launch at Pomona courthouse for human trafficking victims
• Matt Judon's Recruiting Comes Up Short Again With Bobby Wagner Reportedly Signing With Rams
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Touts His Redistricting Plans
• Over 50 House Republicans attend fundraiser for Liz Cheney's challenger
• Where's Marty? Going Behind The Scenes At The National Aquarium
• Student Accused Of Stabbing Another Student At Sierra Oaks K-8 School
• Biden says Putin appears to be "self-isolated"
• Judge orders federal investigation into child porn allegations at Bastrop facility
• Maryland Lawmakers Send Climate Change Bill To Gov. Hogan
• Pittsburgh Man Indicted In String Of Bank Robberies
• FEC fines Clinton campaign, DNC; clears "Steele dossier" author of wrongdoing
• Nearly 300 Texas defendants released due to computer glitch
• Detroit Opera Presents 'La Boheme' In Reverse For Happy Ending
• Trans health care is a matter of life or death, doctors say
• New CBS Series 'How We Roll' Premieres on March 31
• Gov. Pritzker finalizes agreement to sell Thompson Center for $70 million
• Vote by mail in Cook County
• Scientists finish decoding entire human genome in major breakthrough
• New Academy Of Natural Sciences Exhibit Takes You Deep Into Ocean's Mysteries
• What is the Strategic Petroleum Reserve?
• Businessman Willie Wilson warns of fake giveaway announcements
• Calif. extends eviction moratorium through June
• Man charged with scaling fence at Midway Airport, climbing onto private jet
• Chicago First Alert Weather: showers & flurries continue this evening
• 1,500-Acre Brush Fire Burning In Everglades West Of Miramar
• Celebrities and friends react to Bruce Willis diagnosis
• Walk of Fame star honoring Red Hot Chili Peppers to be unveiled
• Pittsburgh Weather: Severe Weather Alerts Expire Across Viewing Area
• Pence rolls out Republican policy agenda ahead of midterms
• Blue Origin Successfully Launches Fourth New Shepherd Space Tourism Mission
• Police: Felon caught stealing $105K worth of water from Phelan utility's filling station
• President Biden Biden Said U.S. Will Release 1 Million Barrels Of Oil Per Day
• MN Bird Flu Outbreak: Poultry Sales And Events Paused, Gov. Walz Waives Trucking Regulations
• High Winds Cause Thousands To Lose Power In Michigan
• State Orders Redwood City Metal Recycler To Investigate, Clean Up Potential Pollution
• Redwood City Car Dealership Finance Manager Sentenced For Embezzlement
• Inglewood officer shot, wounded in Lennox
• How To See Rare Chance To See Northern Lights Overhead Delaware Valley Thursday Night
• Security guard found dead in Malibu nursery identified as Inge Baumbach
• Closures & Delays: Maryland Schools, Government Offices & Businesses
• Migrants hopeful, suspicious at US reopening to asylum
• Long Line Forms Outside Beloved San Francisco Benkyodo Mochi Shop On Final Day
• Baltimore County Public Schools Postpones Outdoor Athletic Events
• Resident: Dozens of cases of rare brain tumor linked to N.J. high school
• Lightfoot announces program to give away free gas cards, transit cards
• Colin Kaepernick Named Honorary Captain For Michigan's Spring Game
• Kitchen Sponges Can Have More Bacteria Than Lab Petri Dishes, Researchers Say
• Former United Artists Building In Detroit To Be Redeveloped
• Twins Announce Opening Day Plans, Including Return Of Breakfast At The Plaza
• Billerica's Marc McLaughlin To Make Bruins, NHL Debut Vs. Devils
• Brief Workouts Can Reduce Depression Symptoms And Boost Effects Of Therapy, New Study Finds
• Skippy Peanut Butter Recall: Jars Sold In Mass., NH May Contain Steel Fragments
• Driver dies after crashing car into 18-wheeler in Denton
• Family of slain Palos Hills Marine to sue Boston bar where he was killed
• Sen. Lindsey Graham Won't Vote For Ketanji Brown Jackson's Supreme Court Nomination
• Mayor Lightfoot appoints Deborah Witzburg as city's new inspector general
• Philadelphia Weather: Berks County, Lehigh Valley, Poconos In Enhanced Risk For Severe Weather Thursday Evening
• Maren Morris on "becoming fearless again"
• Report: Will Smith was not asked to leave Oscars ceremony after slap
• 2 Teens Charged With Homicide In Bon Air Shooting
• Pair Sentenced In Livermore 580 Casino Cheating Scheme
• 3 hospitalized with burn, shrapnel injuries after fire causes explosions at Montclair metal recycling yard
• 'Minimal March' Expands Extreme Drought Conditions In Sonoma County
• California Lawmakers Extend Eviction Ban For Some Renters
• NYPD: Man shot dead execution style in Queens
• Jayson Tatum Has A Bit Of A Technical Foul Problem This Season
• Fire officials: 1 dead in New Rochelle building blaze
• Street sweeping season starts Friday
• Defense Rests In Trial Of 4 Men In Gov. Whitmer Kidnap Plot
• Tickets now available for Prince: The Immersive Experience
• Miami Weather: Blustery With A Mix Of Sun And Clouds
• Forget the Fed and face your credit card debt now. Here's how.
• Visitors will have to pay to enter Indiana Dunes National Park starting Thursday
• Deputies Used 2 Doses Of Narcan And Did CPR To Save Woman Who Overdosed On Fentanyl In El Paso County
• Police: 2 killed in Newark crash involving stolen car
• Severe Storms Kill At Least 2 In Florida Panhandle
• Security Guard Killed, Another Wounded At Detroit Health Facility
• Tamarac Home Severely Damaged When Driver Loses Control, Slams Truck Into House
• Stephen Cox named recipient of the 2022 Grammy Music Educator Award
• Mother of 3-year-old boy shot, killed in Dallas arrested
• COVID In Minnesota: Avg. Positivity Rate Shows Signs Of Plateauing At Just Below 3%
• State senator seeks to close Aliso Canyon gas storage facility
• Opa-locka Apartment Complex Renamed After Community Advocate Mary Alice Brown
• Spencer The Boston Marathon Dog Returning To Support Runners Following Cancer Treatment
• More sunshine and warmer temps today, slight rain chances overnight Friday into Saturday
• New "CBS Mornings" series explores the metaverse
• Southern California gas prices down slightly due to softening demand, release of oil from federal reserve
• External Review Says State Had 'Inadequate Coordination' Early On In Unrest Response, Makes Recommendations
• 2 Men Accused Of Attempting To Rob Oakland University Student On Campus Arrested
• "Everything is gone": Destructive tornadoes, storms tear through South
• Canton Police Seek Man Wanted For Assaulting 2 People In Walmart Parking Lot
• Visit Florida, Florida's Tourism Agency To Raise Rates For Marketing Partners
• Colorado Weather: Peak Snowpack Is A Week Away And The Mountains Need More Snow
• Texas veterinarian, father of 1, Tyson Wallis killed
• High Winds, Severe Storms Are Possible Along East Coast After System Damages Parts Of The South
• Body Of Naomi Irion, 18-Year-Old Who Went Missing Near Reno, Found; Suspect Charged
• Airlines want to drop mask rules. Is now the right time?
• Detroit Man Sentenced For Stealing $1.6 Million In Unemployment Benefits From 9 States
• Video shows suspect in slashing of retired NYPD officer in Lower Manhattan
• French intel chief quits in suspected fallout for misjudging Putin's plan
• DRAMATIC VIDEO: Dogs Saved From RV Fire In Arapahoe County
• Missing 15-Year-Old Eloa de Oliveira Located Safe After Nearly Two Weeks
• Police Search For Man Wanted In Fatal Shooting Of 22-Year-Old Brother
• NTSB Report Shows Railway Worker In Denver Died When He Fell Off Train
• Parents of child who died from amoeba at Arlington splash pad set to speak
• Striking Sacramento City Unified Teachers Enter District Headquarters In Show of Solidarity, Still No Agreement Reached
• Blue Origin launches 6 passengers to edge of space and back
• 6 Charged In Connection With Aberdeen Shooting Stemming From Fight
• Voice from the grave haunts Ronald Greene's deadly arrest
• MN For St. Jude
• Colorado Transitioning From Mass Vaccination Sites To Traditional Health Care Settings
• Man Accused Of Biting Woman's Finger In Framingham Road Rage Confrontation
• Malik Johnson Charged With Aggravated Assault After Injuring 2 Cops During Chaotic Chase In Philadelphia: Police
• LA County guaranteed income program begins accepting applications
• Russia seen regrouping in Ukraine after Putin "misjudged" his invasion
• Chicago non-profit COFI celebrating record $2 million donation from Mackenzie Scott
• Seton Hall introduces Shaheen Holloway as men's basketball coach
• Those Who Don't Schedule Their Days Might Get More Done, Research Says
• Firefighters From Several Towns Work To Get Westford Brush Fire Under Control
• Livermore Residents Seek Answers From PG&E After Power Surge Damages Electronics In Over 500 Homes
• Vallejo Police Chief Seeks Input From Public On Use Of Deadly Force Policies
• Jon Batiste on the healing power of music
• Robert Kraft Hopeful That Last Year's Underperforming Free Agents Can Step Up In 2022
• Few Americans file for jobless claims amid tight labor market
• Student jailed for spending almost $1M in student aid on luxury goods
• Man & Woman Hospitalized In Pair Of Baltimore Shootings, Police Say
• Cook Children's Sees Alarming Increase In Child Drownings
• Oil prices dip after report that Biden plans to tap petroleum reserve
• Miami Heat Home Game Playoff Tickets Go On Sale April 6th
• Mayors From Colorado's 2 Largest Cities Call For Changes To Proposed Fentanyl Bill
• Miami Proud: For Veteran BSO Bailiff Roger Dehart, It's All About Helping The Most Vulnerable
• PTL Links: March 31, 2022
• McCarthy rebukes Cawthorn over "orgy" and drug use remarks
• VIDEO: Beaver Spotted Strolling Through Downtown St. Paul
• Denver Neighbors Dismayed At Vandalism On Trans Lives Matter Mural: 'Leave Them Alone"
• Denver Welcomes Venue For Marijuana Consumption, Diversity Ownership
• Celtics Get A Nice Reminder That It's Not Always Going To Be Easy
• Academy Initiates 'Disciplinary Proceedings' Against Will Smith Over Oscars Incident
• Families Seeking Answers After 3 Women Are Shot In Aurora In 2 Days
• TSA Announces New Policies For Gender-Neutral Screening At Airport Checkpoints
• Task force beginning Phase 2 of plan to clear homeless encampments in NYC
• Anti-death penalty activist marries Oklahoma death row inmate
• Women's Final Four In Minneapolis Inspires Young Basketball Stars
• Family, Friends Hold Candlelight Vigil For 3-Year-Old Boy Killed By Alleged Drunk Driver In Brewerytown
• Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney Set To Deliver 2023 Budget Proposal To City Council
• NYPD: Suspects harassed, threw white liquid at jogger on Upper East Side
• Ukrainian family stranded in Hawaii has "nowhere to go"
• IRS has $1.5 billion in unclaimed refunds — here's how to file a claim
• One killed in fiery big-rig wreck on 91 Freeway in Yorba Linda
• Police Investigate Threats At 3 Mon Valley School Districts
• Body of missing teen Naomi Irion found in rural "gravesite," police say
• More Than 2 Dozen Pre-K Students In Camden Taken To Hospital After Drinking Sanitizer In Milk Cartons
• U.S. mother of 4 among 20 killed in Mexico mass shooting
• Man robbed on CTA Red Line train in Gold Coast
• Some Metro Cellphone Users Experienced 911 Outage Overnight
• Rescue Crews Working To Pull Car From Oneida Valley Dam
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Rain, wet snow showers Thursday
• Unilever Recalls Two Deodorants Due To Elevated Levels Of Benzene
• MN Weather: Another Winter-Like Morning, But Friday Will Bring Warm-Up
• 'There's good people out there': 3-year-old boy and trash collector share unique friendship in South Loop
• Major Retailers Including Walmart Impacted By Popular Easter Cookie Kit Recall
• New York City offering 2nd round of COVID boosters after CDC approval
• Police Discover Body Of 27-Year-Old Woman Near Cascade Park In New Castle
• Suspect in custody in shooting that killed man, wounded teen girl at Rosemont mall
• Chris Rock Makes First Standup Appearance In Boston Following Infamous Slap From Will Smith At Oscars
• 2 men taken into custody after firing shots at officers in Pullman
• Woman impregnated by doctor's own sperm awarded $5.25 million
• 1 Dead, 2 Injured In U.S. Navy Plane Crash Near Eastern Shore
• 15-Year-Old Boy Dies After Being Shot In Head While Riding Bike In Homewood
• U.S. passports will include option for "X" gender marker starting April 11
• Solomon Islands says concern over ties with China "very insulting"
• Biden Expected To Announce Plan To Release One Million Barrels Of Oil From Strategic Reserve
• U.S. men heading back to World Cup despite 2-0 loss to Costa Rica
• Armed Robber Shot, Killed By Customer Inside Corner Store In North Philadelphia: Police
• Warren Calls For Investigations Into Hertz After CBS News Reports Of Hundreds Of Customers Allegedly Being Falsely Arrested
• PennDOT Details Projects Planned For 2022 Season
• Accident Investigation Found Tyre Sampson's Seat Was Locked When He Fell To His Death On Orlando Thrill Ride
• It Happens Here: Crave Mead In Blackstone Brings An Ancient Drink To A New Generation
• Pennsylvania To Get Funding From Infrastructure Bill To Help Low-Income Families
• Woman And 10-Year-Old Nephew Killed In House Fire
• Study Finds Moving To Zero Emission Vehicles Would Have Health Benefits For Bay Area, Save Lives
• Man Arrested, Accused Of Leading Police On High-Speed Chase
• Navy "Hawkeye" radar plane crash kills one, injures two
• Penn Hills School Board Votes To No Longer Play Games Against Kiski Area School District
• Senators call for probes into Hertz after CBS News reports on alleged false arrests

Videos from March 31, 2022

• Only On 2: Mini bike street takeovers a troubling new trend
• Inside LA County Justice: Prosecutors and parole hearings
• Look At This: Toluca Lake
• Locals, Foo Fighters fans gather to honor Taylor Hawkins with drum circle in Long Beach
• Police investigate deadly shooting on Skid Row
• Montclair authorities lift evacuation order in areas near propane explosion
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Sunshine for Friday
• Phyllis Frye, grandmother of transgender rights, addresses the ongoing fight
• Biden plans to release 1 million barrels of oil a day for 6 months to ease gas prices
• Deadly shooting under investigation at Northwell Health garage in New Hyde Park
• Rams put up mural at Inglewood school
• NYC buildings light up for Transgender Day of Visibility
• Judge orders New York legislature to redraw state's congressional, legislative districts
• Illinois poised to pass law tightening regulations for rogue towing companies
• New Trier boys' varsity lacrosse team on probation for hazing
• Skippy Peanut Butter recall
• Cool Start To Friday Morning
• Dallas Fire Station Says Goodbye To Uncomfortable, Old Furniture Thanks To Generous Donation
• Malverne officials vote to rename Lindner Place
• Suspect arrested after hours long standoff in South LA
• Stunning allegations issued against veteran Fenwick High School teacher
• N.J. Gov. Murphy tests positive for COVID, cancels public events
• Two men killed in house fire in Morgan Park
• 12-year-old boy shot, killed in East Flatbush, Brooklyn
• Plan To Release Extra 1M Barrels Of Oil Per Day Won't Have Huge Impact, Retired SMU Economist Says
• Park rangers locate body in Griffith Park
• 6 Pennsylvania middle schoolers sent to hospital after eating "drug-laced" candy
• Women's History Month: Hannah Traore showcases underrepresented voices at Manhattan art gallery
• LA Forum changes its name to Kia Forum
• The Uplift: A sanctuary and a serendipitous connection
• Only on 2: Investigation continues after Malibu security guard found dead on job
• Long Island officials vote to rename controversial street
• Police in a standoff with a possible gunman in South LA
• First Alert Weather Visit: Classical Conversations Home School Coal Creek Canyon
• Arrests made in Louis Vuitton store grand theft
• First Alert Forecast: CBS2 3/31 Evening Update at 9PM
• California landlord discusses state's eviction moratorium
• CBS News Los Angeles: The Rundown (Mar. 31 PM Edition)
• Red Hot Chili Peppers receive star on Hollywood Walk of Fame
• Deadline for state's rental relief program rapidly approaching
• Long COVID survivor discusses journey to recovery thanks to a USC medical clinic
• Owners plead for the safe return of French bulldog
• Long Beach Mayor Robert Garcia joins studio to discuss city's guaranteed income program
• David Sears and Manny Marroquin join the studio to discuss Grammy in the Schools
• Off-duty officer shot in Lennox still at-large
• Interview with Tarrant County District Attorney Candidate Judge Phil Sorrells
• Interview with Tarrant County District Attorney Candidate Judge Matt Krause
• 3 hospitalized after fire causes explosions at Montclair metal recycling yard
• Pause on student loan repayments set to expire in May
• Dallas Woman's Business Booms As The Pandemic Recedes
• 'It's gut wrenching, you know?'
• How U.S. decision to use reserves will affect gas and grocery prices
• Russian forces regroup near Kyiv as Ukraine fights back
• Police try to determine whether road rage led to deadly shooting in Belmont Cragin
• Pursuit suspect taken into custody in Pasadena
• Parents Of Child Who Died From Amoeba At Arlington Splash Pad Speak After Reaching Settlement
• Doctor who worked on Moderna vaccine cements her place in history
• Pursuit suspect exits 210 freeway
• Police apprehend pursuit suspect
• Blue Origin completes fourth crewed mission
• What is aphasia? Bruce Willis diagnosed with condition that affects communication
• More than 161,000 pounds of Skippy peanut butter recalled
• First Alert Forecast: CBS2 3/31 Evening Weather at 6PM
• Mental health hotline created for farmers in crisis
• 1 student killed in shooting at South Carolina school
• Where the severe weather system is headed next
• What Mets fans can expect to find at Citi Field this season
• Severe storm system kills 2 people, leaves wake of destruction
• 'Sexy After The Dark' Country Musician Joshua Ray Walker Making East Dallas Proud
• Judge throws out New York's redistricting maps
• Fighting rages near Kyiv as Russian forces regroup
• 'Sisters of the Skies' looks to help inspiring young female pilots of color
• Putin's purpose in Ukraine may be global energy dominance for Russia
• Biden taps U.S. oil reserve to ease gas prices
• New York state lawmakers appear ready to change bail reform laws
• Summer rental homes at the Jersey Shore may be limited this year
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Sun returns on Friday
• A Look At Republican Tarrant County District Attorney Candidates Sorrells, Krause
• Police seek gunman who shot man point blank in Queens
• DCFS staff are stretched thin as they continue to deal with shortage and increased cases, experts sa
• Are Mayor Lightfoot's gas card giveaway, Willie Wilson's gas giveaways political moves?
• Search for suspects in Chase Bank robbery on Near West Side
• Woman shot inside parking garage in New Hyde Park, L.I.
• Mother And Father Of 3-Year-Old Boy Shot, Killed In Dallas Arrested
• Woman shot on busy Broadway in East Lakeview in broad daylight
• Civil rights pioneer Pauli Murray getting increased recognition
• U.S. and NATO warn Russia may be gearing up for more attacks
• Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner testifies before Jan. 6 committee
• 3/31: Red and Blue
• New York Public Library eliminates late fees
• Russian troop movements in Ukraine, and what they mean for the war
• Village of Malverne holds special meeting to address requested name change for Lindner Place
• NYC's Car Free Earth Day returns in April
• Muslim Community Network holds Ramadan food giveaway
• SKIPPY recalls 9,000 cases of peanut butter
• Woman killed in fire at commercial building in New Rochelle
• 4 New Jersey pharmacies fined for allegedly violating consumer protections
• Jump In Luxury Property Sales In DFW Area One Of Largest In Country
• Man and woman shot and killed on road in Belmont Cragin
• Gov. Pritzker finalizes agreement to sell Thompson Center for $70 million
• Former Keller ISD Band Director Indicted On 8 Counts Of Indecency With A Child
• Exclusive: Women hoping to join FDNY get hands-on experience, training
• Residents at Hell's Kitchen apartment building say they're forced to live in deplorable conditions
• Clear, Pleasant Thursday Evening
• Jersey City to hold parade for Saint Peter's men's basketball team
• Shaheen Holloway introduced as new men's basketball head coach at Seton Hall University
• NYC gatherings celebrate Transgender Day of Visibility
• Convicted serial killer charged with murder of missing teen
• 2 killed after getting hit by stolen car in Newark
• 4 stories you need to know about at 4 p.m.
• NJ Gov. Murphy has tested positive for COVID-19
• Woman shot in leg on busy Broadway in East Lakeview
• Bike shop employee on stepping in after woman was shot in East Lakeview
• "Insane" lightning caught spidering up night sky in Kansas
• MoneyWatch: Analyzing Biden's plan to combat gas prices
• Join CBS2 for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Great Strides Walk
• Extended Interview: Dallas Woman Making Bold Business Moves
• Parents Of Child Who Died From Amoeba At Arlington Splash Pad Speak After Reaching Settlement
• Fire sets off explosions at Montclair metal recycling yard
• Off-duty Inglewood officer shot, wounded in Lennox
• MoneyWatch: University in Nevada launches new program aimed at fighting health disparities
• GRAMMY Nominees Fyutch and Divinity Roxx of the OneTribe Collective
• Spring Cleaning Week: Kady Gets A Wash
• LA County guaranteed income program begins accepting applications
• Special Report: Biden says U.S. will release 1 million barrels of oil per day
• Fire at propane tank company in Montclair sets off explosions
• Hundreds of LA County union workers rally as contract set to expire
• U.S. passports to include option for "X" gender marker
• Shaheen Holloway introduced as Seton Hall men's basketball coach
• Inglewood officer shot, wounded in Lennox
• Crime survivors in Springfield to demand more money for trauma recovery centers
• Body of missing teen Naomi Irion found near Nevada gravesite
• Lawmakers call for government investigation into false arrest allegations from Hertz rental car customers
• U.S. plans to lift COVID-19 border expulsion policy known as Title 42
• Family wants answers in slaying of veteran Marine Daniel Martinez
• New report finds top colleges and universities fall short in treating men's and women's sports equally
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 3/31 Thursday afternoon update
• City to give out free gas cards, transit cards, amid surging fuel prices
• Shaheen Holloway to be introduced as Seton Hall's new head coach
• Your Thursday Afternoon Headlines March 31, 2022
• Second free COVID booster available to eligible New Yorkers
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Rain and snow
• Tickets go on sale for Prince: The Immersive Experience
• More Sunshine, Warmer Temps Today, Slight Rain Chances Friday Night
• NYPD: 26-year-old man victim of execution-style killing in Queens
• Jared Kushner appears before Jan. 6 committee
• Man and woman shot and killed during 'verbal altercation' on the road in Belmont Cragin
• Visitors now have to pay to enter Indiana Dunes National Park
• Dallas ISD Going Door-To-Door
• 2 killed in crash involving stolen car in Newark
• 1 person killed in New Rochelle fire
• Rep. Fallon Discusses Trip To Eastern Europe
• Gauging Putin's state of mind as Ukraine conflict enters sixth week
• Bill seeks to close Aliso Canyon gas storage facility
• House committee interviewing Jared Kushner over January 6
• Laurie Anderson's largest U.S. exhibition
• Gas prices tick down slightly overnight
• CBS News Los Angeles: The Rundown (March 31 AM Edition)
• Women refugees share the horrors they faced while stuck in Mariupol amid the war: "We carried dead bodies"
• Mysterious animal corpse surfaces on beach in Queensland, Australia
• Man wanted after retired officer slashed at subway station
• Parents Of Child Who Died From Amoeba At Arlington Splash Pad Set To Speak
• Blue Origin launches its fourth crewed space flight
• Olga Ospina's weather forecast (March 31)
• A look at Grammy nominee Valerie June
• Chicago non-profit COFI celebrating record $2 million donation from Mackenzie Scott
• Ukrainian photographer gives firsthand look at war in Ukraine
• A look at the Grammy nominees for album of the year
• Applications open for LA County guaranteed income program
• Ukraine-based bridal shop Milla Nova switches gears from making wedding gowns to military gear
• Ukrainian family who was vacationing when war started now stranded in Hawaii
• Your Thursday Morning Headlines March 31, 2022
• Cook Children's Sees Alarming Increase In Child Drownings
• How Do You Say That With Drew Barrymore
• With COVID cases on the decline, families are getting back to spring break vacations
• Traffic backed up for miles after fiery big-rig wreck on 91 Freeway in Yorba Linda leaves one dead
• Brené Brown on new HBO MAX docuseries "Brené Brown: Atlas of the Heart"
• Entrepreneur Nyakio Grieco on "Thirteen Lune" and representation in the beauty industry
• Phase 2 of effort to clear homeless encampments starts Thursday
• 2022 Grammy educator of the year revealed
• President Biden pushes for more COVID-19 funding
• Bruce Willis halts acting career after aphasia diagnosis
• Gorgeous Forecast Ahead For North Texas Thursday & Friday
• NYPD: 2 suspects wanted for harassment incident on Upper East Side
• One killed in fiery big-rig wreck on 91 Freeway in Yorba Linda
• MoneyWatch: Airline CEOs push to drop COVID-19 protocols
• The possibilities and limitations of virtual worlds
• Ukrainian soldiers with only two weeks basic training head to the front lines
• Federal investigation into Hunter Biden's business deals with Chinese energy company heats up
• Man robbed on CTA Red Line train in Gold Coast
• Fighting rages on across cities of Ukraine
• Tornadoes, severe storms cause power outages, heavy damage across the South
• 3/31: CBS News Mornings
• 2 firefighters hurt battling raging fire in Queens
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Rain, wet snow showers Thursday
• 'There's good people out there': 3-year-old boy and trash collector share unique friendship in South
• NYC offering 2nd round of free COVID boosters after CDC authorization
• 2 men taken into custody after firing shots at officers in Pullman
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 3/31 Thursday morning update
• Biden likely to tap oil reserve to try to reduce gas prices: CBS News Flash March 31, 2022
• American woman killed in mass shooting in Mexico