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Articles from April 25, 2015

• Police Confront Bottle-Throwing Crowd In Oakland
• Alabama Man Spots His Own Stolen Truck In Rearview Mirror
• Retail Jobs Are In Abundance In Sacramento County
• 3 Killed In Head-On Crash On Highway 113; DUI Suspect Arrested
• Colorado Climber Attempting Everest Summit Safe After Earthquake
• Local Firefighters Gear Up For Possible Rescue Mission In Nepal
• Man Beaten By Deputies On Video Has New Run-In With Police
• Little Girl Discovers Remains Of Dismembered Newborn In Westmont
• Schools Team Up To Help Fix Bikes For The Homeless
• 1 Dead, 1 Hurt In Woodland Hills Apartment Fire Called 'A Crime Scene'
• Cron Leads Angels' Rally Past Texas To 3rd Straight Win, 4-1
• Gonzalez Hits 7th HR To Lead Dodgers Past Padres, 11-8
• Tyus Jones Talks NCAA Finals, NBA Draft
• Calgary Flames Eliminate Vancouver 4-2, Face Ducks In 2nd Rd. Of Playoffs
• Wild Blog: Momentum Swings Aplenty In This Series
• Minnesota Man Fired From Job After Mall Of America Protests
• Power Outage Affects 2,000+ People In Capitol Hill Neighborhood
• Clippers Look To Bounce Back In Game 4 Against Duncan's Spurs
• Sightseeing, Distracted Driver Causes Head-On Crash On Highway 92 In San Mateo
• Vacant Million Dollar Walnut Creek Home Destroyed In Suspicious Fire After 100s Of Teens Throw A Party Inside
• The best of Obama's jabs at GOP, dems, and media
• Diahann Carroll Honored By TBAAL For Work
• Obama slings one-liners at WH correspondents' dinner
• Sprinklers At Park In Elk Grove Run After Rain Rolls Through
• Blackhawks Eliminate Predators With 4-3 Win
• NYPD: Suspect Fatally Shot By Police In East Village; 2 Detectives Injured
• Edison, NJ, Woman Among Those Dead In Nepal Earthquake, Avalanche
• Bistro Owner: 4 Houses Destroyed In Nepal Earthquake
• 3 Killed After Suspects Throw Molotov Cocktail Into Southern California Shop
• Exclusive: Canadian Man's Wedding Ring Recovered By Lauderdale Cleanup Diver
• Anita Smithey verdict: Was justice served in husband's shooting death?
• 12 Arrested After Freddie Gray Protests Turn Violent
• More Than 300 Birds Seized From Alleged Cock Fighting Operation
• Volkswagen chairman Ferdinand Piech resigns
• Education Spending Bill Passes House, Heads To Senate
• Warriors Sweep 1st Round Playoffs With 109-98 Victory Over Pelicans
• Tree Lands On Miami Home With Family Inside
• Montgomery County Family Struggles To Contact Loved Ones In Nepal
• Man Shot In Inkster Gas Station Parking Lot During Armed Robbery
• WATCH: Leah Still Scores Touchdown At Temple's Cherry And White Game
• Officials push removing gray wolf from Oregon protected list
• Derrick Rose Takes The Blame For Bulls' Loss
• Red Sox Fall To Orioles In 10 Innings
• Baltimore Mayor: 'Gave Those Who Wished to Destroy Space to Do That'
• Revs Top Real Salt Lake
• Union Lose To The Columbus Crew
• Police Release Photo Of Man Suspected Of Grabbing Woman's Buttocks On Train
• 2 Palestinians killed by police in separate incidents
• Phillies Fall To The Braves 5-2
• Chile volcano less likely to erupt, despite ash clouds
• Suzuki Breaks Oh's Record For Runs By A Japanese Player
• Stillwater Police Seek Public's Help Finding Missing Woman
• Hot Sauce Lovers Put To The Test At Hot Sauce Expo
• CT Teen's Life Celebrated On Anniversary Of Prom-Day Stabbing
• Romney To Jacksonville University Graduates: Get A Life
• Google Exec with SoCal Ties Killed In Massive Nepal Earthquake
• Mrazek Shuts Down Lightning Again, Red Wings Win Game 5
• 3 Dead In Molotov Cocktail Attack On South El Monte Tire Shop
• UCLA Freshman QB Rosen Impresses Jim Mora In 1st Spring Game
• U.S. crew familiar with disasters awaits Nepal orders
• High-Tech Tesla's Website, Twitter Account Hijacked By Angry, Ranting Hackers
• Minnesota United Head Coach, Owner Talk Soccer Ahead Of Season Opener
• Graffiti-Scarred Joshua Tree Landmark Is Restored
• Hospitals see spike in synthetic marijuana ov​erdoses
• Bucks Stay Alive In Playoffs With Bulls
• Google executive killed on Mount Everest during Nepal quake
• House GOP Finalizes Bid In Education Funding Debate
• Arnett Stands Out In Michigan State's Spring Game
• 2 Men Arrested In Irvine On Suspicion Of Stealing Copper Wire
• Carnegie Deli Closed Over Gas Line Issue
• Marlins Win 4th In A Row, Beat Nationals 8-0
• 1 Arrest Made In Brawl At Broad Street Line Station
• Dayton And Franken Talk Bird Flu At Central Minn. Turkey Farms
• NYC Council Speaker: Police Should Lighten Up On Low-Level Offenses
• Man Charged With Assault On Bridgewater State Student
• Toni On! New York: Belly Up To The Bar In The Bowery
• NJ Judge Rules Woman That Took Daughter To Pink Concert Isn't Bad Parenting
• Officials pick up possible ISIS threat to U.S. military, police
• Denver Mayor: 'We Can Be Better Than That' On Race Relations
• House Approves Transgender Student Bathroom Restrictions
• Warm Weather, Stormy Weather
• Police Investigate Deadly Shooting Near Funeral
• 80 Minnesota National Guard 'Red Bulls' Return Home
• West Sacramento Man, 23, Arrested After Fatal DUI Crash On I-5
• Community Gathers For Fundraiser For Woman Who Lost Unborn Baby In Brutal Attack
• Furry Tails: Cubby & Chloe Belle Are Searching For A Good Home
• Google Exec, Avid Climber Dan Fredinburg Killed In Massive Nepal Quake
• Sens. Warren, Brown Counter Obama On Trade
• Second Man Charged In Killing Of High School Hoops Player
• Body Found In Monroe County Identified As Chelsea Bruck
• Second Suspect Arrested In Fatal Shooting Of Paterson High School Student
• Somali Families Rally At State Capitol Over Terror Arrests
• Former NHL Player Makes Home In Minnesota
• Power Resored To 10K DTE Customers After Outage On Detroit's West Side
• Police: Lodi Teen Tried Doing Donuts At Park, Flipped SUV
• Johnson Co. Residents Clean Up After Storm Hits
• Islanders Beat Capitals 3-1 To Force Game 7
• Detroit-Windsor Tunnel Scheduled For Closure Sunday Morning
• Go Behind The Scenes At Doors Open Denver
• Police Capture Coyote In Lower Manhattan
• Flowers Stolen From Boy's Grave At Abington Cemetery
• Spring Storm Delivers Late Rain, Snow To Northern California
• Fire Causes $75,000 Worth Of Damage To Playground
• Nets Beat Hawks 91-83, Pull Within 2-1 In Series
• Florida frat suspended after allegedly harassing veterans
• Burglar Sprays 3 Dogs With Pepper Spray, Takes 1 Dog
• Mets Ace Matt Harvey Slows Yankees In 8-2 Win
• Second Female Body Found In Downriver Area
• Amber Alert Canceled After 3 Children Found In Houston
• Fire Destroys House Under Construction In Stapleton
• NYC Airplane Cleaner Fired After Arrest For Thefts
• PODCAST: Bringing Back Josh Hamilton
• Arrest Made In North Miami Triple Shooting
• Roxbury School Official Accused Of Inappropriately Touching Teen
• Dia Del Nino Celebration Celebrates Mexican Culture
• Senator, Former Gov. Endorse Presidential Candidates
• Protest over police custody death becomes violent
• Teen Arrested Out Of State In Minneapolis Murder Case
• Prosecutors: School Official Inappropriately Touched Teen
• Team Of Robbers Targets Liquor Store In Lakewood
• Woman Born Prematurely Now Looking To Help Others Like Her As A Nurse
• Trial Ordered For Man In Shooting Deaths Of 2
• Mavs' Carlisle Fined $25,000 For Criticizing Refs After Loss
• Family Killed In Car Chase Remembered In Mural
• Town Prays For Texas Ice Cream Maker Linked To Listeria
• Victor Martinez Drives In 3 Runs, Leads Tigers To 4-1 Win Over Indians
• Dallas PD Investigates Toddler's Death
• Marathon Bomber Trial Casts Focus on Boston Muslims
• Woman Refuses Attempted Carjacking At St. Cloud State
• Secret To Long Life? Don't Drink, Smoke Or Get Angry
• Texas GOP's 2016 Presidential hopefuls Call For Strong US
• 3 Juveniles Charged For Gas Station Beating
• Wentworth Institute Of Technology Presents 100-Year-Old Man With Degree
• Long Island Woman Running From NYC To Montauk To Raise Money For Kids Fighting Cancer
• 4/25 CBS2 Saturday Evening Weather Headlines
• Report: Rutherford, Johnston, Crosby & Malkin All Staying
• Speeding Motorcyclist, 51, Killed After Striking Pickup Truck Outside Huntington Beach Home
• LeBron James Drains An Insane Full-Court Shot
• 2 Charged In Armed Robbery Of Twins
• 2 Mpls. Women Seriously Injured In Crash With Metro Transit Squad
• Burritos At Your Door, Chipotle Now Delivering
• Former Bear Emery Moorehead: Football 'Tough Career' But Worth It
• Wis. Boy On Bike Hit By Car, Flies Through Windshield
• Putting a new face on old buildings
• I-25 Shooting Victim: 'I Can Forgive'
• Local Chicagoans Reaching Out To Help Victims Of Nepal Earthquake
• March For Babies: Lookatch Family Shares Their Story About Premature Daughter
• Minn.'s Nepalese Community Raising Funds For Quake Victims
• KHTK Poker Tournament at Capitol Casino
• Car Crashes Into Condos: 'I Woke Up With Debris All Over Me'
• Wave Hill Celebrates 50 Years
• Car Thieves Get Stuck In Petaluma Traffic, Chased Down By Victim
• Fmr. Florida Owner Of 50 Gas Stations Sentenced For Wire Fraud
• FOP Unhappy About Commissioner's Statement Friday
• Shooting Victim Dies At Hospital, Suspect In Custody After Crash
• LeBron James Drains Full-Court Shot With Ease During Practice At TD Garden
• ​Pythons celebrate "Holy Grail" 40th anniversary
• CBS News Quiz
• As Theater Shooting Trial Opens, Gun Debate Dwindles
• With Legalization, Lawyers Turn To Business Of Pot
• Woman Shot Multiple Times In Baltimore
• Fentanyl Deaths On Long Island Skyrocket
• Milan Lucic's Father Dies Unexpectedly
• NightSide Weekend Commentary - Aaron Hernandez Trial
• LaBrocca Scores Late; Colorado Ties 10-Man FC Dallas 1-1
• Hundreds Perish In Devastating Nepal Quake; Historic Buildings Crumble, Deadly Avalanches On Everest
• Drivers Cautious After Woman Shot In Neck On Interstate 25
• Overnight Storm Brings Flooding, Accidents To Bay Area
• When It Comes To Your Fantasy Team, Always Be Looking For Someone Better
• Romney To Jacksonville University Graduates: Get A Life
• Obama, GOP tag-team over trade deals
• Meet Minnesota United Stars Andrew Fontein & Kevin Venegas!
• Police Probe Fatal Shooting In Manchester
• NYPD captures coyote following increase in sightings
• Samardzija, Sale Suspended For 5 Games
• GOP's Attempt To End MNsure Fails In Senate
• Police: FBI Moved Tsarnaev Family From Revere Hotel
• Port Of San Francisco Sues To Evict Sinbad's Restaurant From Waterfront
• Shock Trauma Postpones Annual Gala Due To Protests
• Saddle Up For The Minnesota Horse Expo!
• Police Identify Delivery Driver Shot And Killed In Crescentville
• 5 Preeminent Boxers Of The Past 30 Years
• Man Dies After Lauderhill McDonald's Shooting
• Bruce Jenner Comes Out As Transgender, Says 'I Am A Woman'
• May Election Tests Pothole Angst Vs. Will To Raise Taxes
• John Dickerson: Hillary Clinton may have a hard time talking campaign finance
• South Jersey Mother In Custody Dispute Goes Free After 8 Years In Jail
• Cities Face Millions In Wastewater Upgrades, Repairs
• Dozens In Philadelphia Shred Past For Safer Future
• Mitt Romney Tells Graduates To 'Get A Life' During Commencement Speech
• Almost 3M People Visited South Florida's National Parks In 2014
• 4/25 CBS2 Saturday Afternoon Weather Headlines
• Film critic Richard Corliss dies at 71
• Body Found Near Area Where Chelsea Bruck Went Missing Investigated As A Homicide
• Emma: Blackhawks' Fate Now In Darling's Hands
• Driver Killed, Passenger Injured After Car Crashes Into House
• Marist High School Student Charged With Facebook Threat Against Teacher
• Each Death In Baltimore Makes Mistrust Harder To Overcome
• Foxboro Boy Who Received Thousands Of Birthday Cards Passes Away
• WEATHER BLOG: Saturday
• Statue Of Liberty, Liberty Island Reopen After Bomb Scare
• Cabbies Robbed At Knife Point On North Side
• Did Kris Humphries Slam Bruce Jenner?
• Leicester Police Warn Residents After Recent Bear Sightings
• 'Slenderman' Stabbing Suspect Denied Move To Mental Health Facility
• Drexel University Mistakenly Congratulates The Rejected
• It's Academic: April 25, 2015
• Family Of Child Killed Push For Support To Find The Culprit(s)
• WB I-70 Reopens After Deadly Crash Near Morrison
• Nepal quake sends deadly avalanche into Everest climbers
• Mother, 19, Killed In Shooting At South Side Party
• Giant Issues Voluntary Recall Of Jamba At Home Smoothie Kits
• Broken Water Main Floods Mid-City Streets
• Casino Night To Benefit Special Olympics Maryland
• Tourists Stranded For 2 Weeks In Michigan's Upper Peninsula Survived On Girl Scout Cookies, Snow
• Canstruction Returns To Maryland
• Man Riding Bicycle Approaching Girls In Evanston
• South Jersey High School Baseball Tournament Honors Philadelphia Sports Icon
• Chef Bryan Voltaggio To Appear At Oriole Park
• Police: 4 Killed, 17 Wounded In Weekend Shootings
• Man Dies After Shooting Himself Outside NH Court During Jury Deliberations
• Hosts Of Travel Channel's 'Breaking Borders' Reveal Upcoming Adventures
• Mass. Lawmakers Work To Amend $38 Billion Budget Proposal
• Bruce Jenner Opens Up About Gender Identity In National TV Interview
• Lucky Money Jackpot Rises To $550K
• WEATHER: Last April Weekend 2015
• Cheerleaders Try Out For Dolphins Squad
• House GOP Finalizing Bid In Education Funding Debate
• Saturday, April 25, 2015
• Cops Seek Suspect In Williamsburg Sexual Assault
• ​Excerpt: "The Hand on the Mirror"
• New England Aquarium Celebrates 'World Penguin Day'
• $5,000 Reward Offered For Info In 'Calculated Arson' At Oakland County Golf Course
• Local Pension Bill Headed To Gov. Scott
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links & Recap (April 25)
• Lolita Restaurant: Bacon Guacamole, $11
• Bars With The Best Views In Los Angeles
• Mike's Mix: Mint Julep
• Midwest Robotics League: Regional Competition
• Towson Holds Campus-Wide Cleanup
• Starbucks: Computer Outage Fixed; Stores Reopen Saturday
• Police Make Arrest In Killing Of Queens Grandmother
• Day 17 @ MSPIFF 2015: 'White Shadow' Reviewed
• Best Movies Filmed In Sacramento
• Top Movies Filmed In South Florida
• Best Movies Filmed In Detroit
• Psychology Students Should Take Business Courses Says Therapist
• Best Movies Filmed In Pittsburgh
• Best Movies Filmed In Minnesota
• Best Movies Filmed In DFW
• Top Movies Filmed In Colorado
• Baltimore Senior Counsel Specializes In Health Care Policy
• Professor Encourages Education Majors To Adapt To New Technologies
• Health Education Empowers Women In L.A.
• Security Guard Jobs Are Increasing Within The Entertainment Industry
• Towson University Graduate Directs Media Relations For Alma Mater
• Best Movies Filmed In Baltimore
• Biological Technicians Are Always Needed To Assist L.A.'s Scientists
• Social Worker Advocates For At Risk Baltimore Youth
• Best Movies Filmed In Los Angeles
• Top Movies Filmed In Philadelphia
• San Francisco CEO Believes It's Ideal For Students To Pursue A Technology Career
• Best Movies Filmed In Chicago
• Are You Sure It's Spring? Record Low Temperature Set in Metro Detroit
• Celtics @ 7: Powerful Cleveland Team Has Boston On The Ropes
• Marlins To Take On The Nationals
• Jury Convicts 3 Of Manslaughter In FAMU Hazing Death
• Metromover Closed Over The Weekend
• The Golf Club: April 24, 2015
• Feds: No need yet to fret about ice cream safety
• Foods that help keep the pounds off as you age
• More than a thousand die in powerful Nepal earthquake
• Imprisoned Murderer Gets Life Sentence For Strangling 'Child Molester' Cellmate Who 'Bragged' Of Crimes
• Michigan Teen Gets Probation After Abandoning Newborn
• Best Movies Filmed In Boston
• Mary Barra's Compensation Triples To $15.8M In 1st Year As GM CEO
• Traffic Alert: Weekend Road Work
• 4/25 CBS2 Saturday Morning Weather Headlines
• Replica Of The Shroud Of Turin Goes On Public Exhibition In Philadelphia
• Health Officials Concerned As E-Cigarette Use Rises In Younger Generations
• Scam Involving People Pretending To Be With Sheriff's Office Makes Its Way To Philadelphia
• Tiny Particles Are Big Business For Univ. City Company
• Month Long Celebration Of Black Writing Festival Kicks Off In Less Than A Week
• Chamber Orchestra Celebrates 50 Years With Special Concert
• 12-Hour Annual Passenger Car Race Tests The Endurance Of Dozens Of Drivers
• Funniest Storylines From the Western Conference
• PINK the Boulevard, Pet-A-Palooza and the Sacramento Scottish Games - April 25, 2015
• Electric Vehicles Are Vogue But Not Profitable Investment
• Gerrit Cole Pitches Pirates To 4-1 Win Over Diamondbacks
• Keidel: Money, Mayhem And Madness
• Owner Expects To Face Charges After Pit Bull Mauls Neighbor's Pomeranian
• Washington County Artist Granted Wish For Solo Exhibit
• "Ya know, it's not fair people are seated first-come, first-served. It should be based on who's hungriest."

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