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Articles from May 9, 2015

• Southland Residents Raise A Glass To Help Nepal Quake Victims
• Concord's Waterworld Fights To Survive Drought With Innovation That Cuts Waste
• Woman Fatally Shot In The Head At Mid-City Bar
• Last-Minute Shoppers Flock To Flower Mall To Pick Up Bouquets For Mom
• Berryessa Snow Mountain's Push To Be National Monument Helped By Perfume Company
• Hunter Pence's Stint With River Cats Exposes Parking Mess At Raley Field
• Hit-And-Run Driver Kills Man In Whittier Crosswalk
• Family, Friends Mourn Esparto Teen Killed During Driving Lesson
• Hang Glider, 59, Found Dead Near Sylmar
• FC Dallas Rallies To Beat Galaxy 2-1
• Astros Hammer Out 3 Home Runs To Down Angels, 6-5
• Girl, 6, May Have Saved Mom With 911 Call
• Construction Set To Snarl Snelling Avenue Bridge At I-94
• The Golf Club: May 9, 2015
• Prince Releases New Single 'Baltimore'
• Campaign 2015: Texans Take On Voting Night
• Unreal Deals: Be Weary Of Lead-Glass Filled Gems
• White Sox Beat Reds 8-2 For Doubleheader Split
• For St. Paul Saints, Big League Amenities At New CHS Field
• Several Injured In Weston Car Crash
• Passengers Complain Of Being Held 'Hostage' After Flight To JFK Lands In Philadelphia
• Detwiler Struggles As Rays Beat Rangers 7-2
• Protesters Demand To See Surveillance Video Of Deadly Police Shooting In Venice
• Grizzlies Take 2-1 Series Lead Over Warriors With 99-89 Win
• Boston Trades Mujica To Athletics
• Baltimore Rebuild Continues With Citywide Day Of Unity
• 3 Injured When Car Slams Into State Police Car
• Minnesota Man's Design Could Be Next LEGO Set
• Father and Son: The Verdict
• Pan-Mass Challenge Riders Find Inspiration In Young Cancer Patients
• Transformer Catches Fire At Indian Point, But Public Not In Danger
• Ohio Asks Neighboring States To Help Fight Lake Erie's Algae
• 'Scooby Snax' Have Police On High Alert
• Woman Killed In Beverly Hills By Possible Road Rage Crash
• Tractor-Trailer Crashes, Overturns On Chesapeake Bay Bridge
• San Joaquin Valley Pistachio Orchard Could Be Hit Hard By Tree Disorder
• Missing Montgomery County Teen Found Safe
• Police Uncover Drug Lab While Serving Eviction Notice In NW Dade
• Still The Truth: Paul Pierce Hits Buzzer-Beater To Beat Hawks
• Missing 94-Year-Old Los Angeles Mom Found Safe In Altadena
• Cops: Man Fatally Shot On Street In Jamaica, Queens
• Brewers Clobber Cubs, 12-4
• 'Crawl 4 Nepal' Invites You To Drink Beer For A Good Cause
• Hundreds Take Part In LA's Latest Gun Buyback Program
• New Security Changes Noticeable At Kennywood
• Cab Strikes, Kills Pedestrian On Upper East Side
• Phillies Fall To The Mets 3-2
• Confederate Symbols Cropping Up In Texas; Students, NAACP Push Back
• Lagares, Niese Lead Mets To 3-2 Win Over Phillies
• Pitcher Who Served Time In California For Fatal Crash Wins MLB Game
• Prince To Live Stream Concert For Baltimore
• Queens Village Residents Want Street Named After Slain Cop
• Don't Fall For Mother's Day Scams Using Phony Florists, E-Cards To Steal Your Identity
• Newport Man Drags Neighbor To Safety From Burning Home
• Dolphins Announce Elements For 50th Season Celebration
• Kris Bryant Pranked By Teammates After Hitting His First Major League Homer
• Miami Beach Condominium Reportedly Being Used As A Hotel
• Cops: NJ Couple Stalked, Harassed Basketball Coach In Bid To Force Him From Job
• Mitsubishi Recalls 130,000 Cars Due To Faulty Defrosters, Head Lights
• Pitcher Kyle Gibson Turning A Corner With Twins
• At least 1 dead, others missing in Texas tornadoes
• Family Asks For Fatal Hit-And-Run Witnesses To Come Forward
• Union Falls To The Whitecaps 3-0
• One-Year-Old Baby Thrown From Bridge In Allentown Dies
• Amid drought, Beverly Hills moves beyond fines for water wasters
• U.S. Attorney Meets With Somali Community To Talk Terror Recruitment
• Watch: Cubs' Kris Bryant Hits First MLB Home Run
• San Mateo Bridge Closure Ruins Mother's Day Weekend Commute
• Flash Mob At Children's Hospital Celebrates Mothers
• Police Arrest Suspect In Fatal Shooting At North Hollywood Car Wash
• University of Colorado tries to fight racism with racism
• Dodgers-Rockies Game Postponed Due To Rain
• Low Tide Strands Boaters South Of Dumbarton Bridge, 1 Rescued
• Ana Becomes Tropical Storm As It Nears The Carolinas
• New Restrictions Taking Effect For Striped Bass Fishing
• Severe Weather May 9, 2015
• Westwood Girl Seriously Hurt After Falling Off 20-Foot Ledge
• Reds Take Opener Of Doubleheader Against White Sox, 10-4
• Man Completes Run Across Minnesota To Raise Awareness For Mental Health
• Hundreds March Across Brooklyn Bridge In Demand For Stricter Gun Laws
• Severe Floods Slam Wise, Denton, Collin Counties
• 3 Men Sought In Shooting Of Pregnant Central California Woman
• Prince George's Police Investigate Hit-And-Run Crash
• Hunter Continues Hot Streak In 7-4 Win Over Cleveland
• Levine: Starter's Pitch Count Not The Only Factor For Joe Maddon
• Flooding St. Vrain River Forces Evacuations, Road Closures
• Car Crashes Into Support Beam Of Porch At A Philadelphia Home
• Woman Charged With Fatally Beating Her 5-Year-Old Stepdaughter
• Kidnapping, Stalking Suspect Tampered With Ankle Monitor
• Postal Workers Collect Food Donations For 'Stamp Out Hunger'
• Foundation Says Thank You To Caretakers At Lurie, Prentice Hospitals
• Tulane Teammates Join Denver Broncos Together
• Coast Guard Airlifts Ailing Man From Cruise Ship
• Pedestrian Struck By Light Rail On 16th Street Mall
• First lady takes on discrimination in Tuskegee address
• Esparto Boy, 13, Killed After Crashing Truck Father Let Him Drive
• Thousands Turn Out To Audition For Spike Lee Film "Chiraq"
• Hundreds Raise Funds For Cancer Research At Md. Half Marathon & 5K
• Police Looking For Man Who Stole Mobility Scooter
• Watch: Teens Attack Gary Gas Station Employee
• Rockies Vs. Dodgers Game Postponed
• Concord Man Survives Nepal Earthquake
• Bucktown Package Theft Caught On Camera
• Officials Want Help Identifying Suspect In Port Authority Assault
• Body Pulled From Sacramento River During Search For Missing Swimmer
• Denver Drone Company: 'Reconnect Disconnected Villages' In Nepal
• Gov. Dayton Casts Out On Lake Vermilion For Fishing Opener
• 2-Alarm Fire Damages Lowell Construction Building
• Hundreds Say Goodbye To Lt. Eslary
• Fire Sweeps Through Apartment Building In West New York
• Denton Man Killed In Motorcycle Crash
• Red Sox Name Carl Willis New Pitching Coach
• 'Push For Peace' Brings North Minneapolis Community Together
• 5/9 CBS2 Saturday Evening Weather Headlines
• Joanne Carson, Ex-Wife Of Former 'Tonight Show' Host, Dies
• Insights From Avila Help McCann As He Takes On Role Of Starting Catcher
• Railroad Tracks Repaired After Rock Slide Near Silverton
• Family Of Pravin Varughese Holds Vigil In Daley Plaza
• WEATHER BLOG: Clouds, Fog, Drizzle For Sunday AM
• Dozens escape during deadly Iraq prison break
• Historic Earthquakes Spur Action Over Fracking
• Armed Police Swarm Home, Arrest 6 People In Raid
• Teen Shot To Death Near Newburgh Apartment Complex
• Habitat for Humanity Program Empowers Women Thru Construction Work
• Davis, Paredes, Chen Help Orioles Top Yanks 6-2 To Snap Skid
• Garbage Truck Hits FPL Pole In Lauderhill
• City Officials Demand Better Safety At Construction Sites Following Worker's Death
• Search On For Missing Front Street Shelter Volunteer
• Former Church Usher Sentenced For Stealing Thousands In Donation Money
• Taj Gibson On Bulls-Cavs Trash Talk: 'It's A Bunch Of Grown Men'
• Etan Patz's Family Finds Answers Despite Mistrial
• State Police Investigating Fatal Crash Involving Wheelbarrow In Oxford
• Protesters Rally Nationwide In Support Of Lolita, The Killer Whale
• Riley Scores In 92nd To Give Rapids 1-1 Tie With Earthquakes
• Kelly, Red Sox Lose To Toronto
• Daughter Uses Mom's Terminal Cancer To Change Attitudes
• With Pau Gasol's Status Uncertain, Bulls May Again Turn To Small Lineup
• Sanchez Struggles, Royals Beat Tigers, 6-2
• Police Search For Brothers Market Robber
• FDLE Issues Missing Child Alert For Dade Sisters
• Severe Weather Watch: North Texas And Beyond
• Royal Gorge Bridge And Park Reopens After Fire
• Palestinian Heritage Parade Marches Down Columbus Drive For First Time
• Tornado/Flooding Threat Continues
• Man Charged With Murder After Manchester, NH, Nightclub Stabbing
• Twins Plouffe To Miss Game Against Indians
• Police: 2 Shot At Deer Park Strip Club
• Police: Woman Fatally Shoots Former Boyfriend During Break-In
• DTW North Terminal Evacuated To 'Investigate Suspicious Situation'
• Safeway To Close 9 Grocery Stores In Denver Area
• Vehicle Wheel Theft Spikes In Dallas
• Mexican American Studies Reinstated At UNC
• 4 Bodies Found In Northern Michigan; Police Investigating As Murder-Suicide
• 4 Injured After Car Crashes Into Port Authority Bus
• Fire Crews Rescue Cat In Joppa Blaze
• Robb: Jeff Van Gundy Rips Wells Report During NBA Playoffs Broadcast
• Giants CB Prince Amukamara, United Way Of NYC CEO Preview 22nd Annual Gridiron Gala
• Winter Storm Warning For Denver Tonight
• Ex-Wolverine Frank Clark Allegedly Told Hotel Manager 'I Will Hit You Like I Hit Her'
• Minneapolis Man, Colorado Woman Win 11th Fargo Marathon
• Oakland Police Department Promotes Mobile App That Sends Alerts To Emergency Responders
• Obama's growing frustration with Elizabeth Warren
• Bicyclists Get Ready To Pedal On 16th Street Mall On Weekends
• Free Library Of Philadelphia Launches Vocabulary Initiative For Underprivileged Kids
• Last-Minute Shopping Ideas & Tips For Mother's Day
• Police: Girl, 3, Accidentally Shot By Older Brother
• Colorado Woman, Minneapolis Man Win 11th Fargo Marathon
• Water Advisory Issued For Middle River In Ft. Lauderdale
• Uber Lends Helping Hand To Goodwill
• Bronx Woman Celebrates Mother's Day With New Heart
• Mpls. Police: 2 In Custody For Shooting Death Of Man, 19
• ​Women competing in Army Ranger School find out results
• Vigil For Incarcerated Moms Held Outside Cook County Jail
• Tropical Storm Ana Moves Closer To The Carolinas
• Drivers: Get Ready For New Toll Lanes This Summer
• Foley Teen Dies In Sherburne Co. Crash, 3 Others Injured
• Ausmus, J.D. Martinez Confident Martinez Headed In Right Direction
• Pittsburgh Native Working Hard To Earn A Spot On Steelers Roster
• Joggers' Discovery Prompts Hit & Run Investigation
• Five Injured In Multi-Vehicle Crash On Roosevelt Boulevard
• Former Dolphins Coach Don Shula Jabs Patriots: 'We Didn't Deflate Any Balls'
• Bush knocks White House over religious freedom
• Furry Tails: Helvetica & Chloe Are Searching For Good Homes
• Loveland Police Officer Arrested In Child Abuse Case
• Police: 3rd Escaped Wis. Inmate Captured In Minneapolis
• Rockies Fall To Dodgers 2-1 In Rain-Shortened Game
• Michigan GOP Selects New Member Of U.S. Committee
• Man Killed Aboard Airport Tram Was Unauthorized Driver
• Can a computer beat one of the world's best poker players?
• Electrical Issue Takes Oyster Creek Nuclear Plant Offline
• Search Resumes For Body Of Man Whose Boat Was Struck
• SF Mayor Ed Lee Signs Bill Banning Smokeless Tobacco At City Playing Fields Including AT&T Park
• Don Shula Says His Dolphins 'Didn't Deflate Any Balls'
• 'Fist-Bump Kid' Making Appearance At MIT Student Center
• NightSide Weekend Commentary - No Free Operation For Convicted Killer
• Tree-Planting Effort Taking Place On Detroit's East Side
• Lino Lakes Officer Hurt After Fatally Shooting Driver Who Dragged Him
• Police Investigating Overnight Shooting In Clairton
• 1 Person Shot In Park Hill, Police Search For 2 Men
• Brunch Recipes That Will Wow Mom This Mother's Day
• OC School Officials Threaten To Cancel Prom If Students Hold NFL-Style Draft To Select Dates
• Mayor Walsh, Gov. Baker To Ride In Pan-Mass Challenge
• Despite Pressure, Michigan Road-Funding Fix May Take A While
• FootGolf Is Apparently A Thing … A Super Fun Thing!
• Long Island Man Accused Of Asking Children To Show Their Underwear
• Republicans make their own pitch on free trade
• MRI On Price Shows Mild Strain Of Right Hamstring; Date Of Next Start To Be Determined
• 5K Run Honors Isaac Kolstad's Supporters
• Arcadia High School Band Drum Line Visits KCAL9
• Cupertino Boy Who Gained Fame On YouTube Will Represent State At National Geographic Spelling Bee
• Minneapolis' Mill City Farmers Market Turns 10
• Ex-Gang Member's Graduation From Roosevelt University Decades In The Making
• Hanley Ramirez Makes Return To Red Sox Lineup After Shoulder Injury
• Claremont McKenna College Professor Jack Pitney Weighs In On GOP Presidential Candidates
• Nacho Lozano: Pablo Gómez habla sobre el caso del ex alcalde de Iguala
• A Crash Course On Walleye Fishing
• Difunden grabaciones telefónicas sobre un presunto soborno entre OHL y funcionario del Estado de México
• Martha Guzmán, una mamá que cuida las calles de la capital de México
• Baseball Field To Be Named In Honor Of Officer Killed In Crash
• LA takes steps to protect cell phone towers from quakes
• Police Release Name of Woman Killed By Duck Boat In Center City
• Compton Dentist Accused Of Molesting Minor Patients Free On Bond
• In Session's Final Push, Minnesota Budget Deal Still Elusive
• Man Sentenced For Role In Violent Atlantic City Drug Ring
• Chilly, Foggy Saturday For Chicago Area
• Harriet Brewing Holds Food Truck Rally In Minneapolis
• One Killed, One Seriously Injured In 3-Car Milton Crash
• Jeb Bush: Stronger 'Christian Voice' Needed In World
• Teens Identified After Fatal Rollover Crash In Stony Creek Metropark
• Camden Man Faces Murder Charge In Stabbing At Mobile Home Park
• Flood Evacuations In Colorado, With Mountain Snow On The Way
• Chilly May Weather Gives San Francisco Small Blast Of A Winter That Wasn't
• Southwest Employee Driving Luggage Vehicle Killed In Crash At Midway
• 1 Dead, 2 In Critical Condition After Shooting On Detroit's East Side
• University Admits Missteps In Second Drug Study
• The Grant Napear Show - May 8th, 2015 - Seg. 11
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• Gloucester County Couple Charged After Man's Young Daughter Seriously Injured
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• North Korea stirs tensions with claim of new capability
• Millionaire Congressman's Comments America's Poor Are 'Envy' Of The World Spark Firestorm
• 2-Alarm Fire Damages 3 Daly City Homes, No Injuries Reported
• Police 31 Charged After Barricade Situation In Edgewater
• Baltimore Police Investigate Non-Fatal Shooting
• Wildfire Risk On The Rise In Massachusetts
• It's Academic: May 9, 2015
• Questions Surround Discovery Of Missing French Rapper At New York Hospital
• Flags Ordered Lowered For Wis. EMT Who Died Trying To Save Mom
• Salisbury Man Sentenced To 40 Years In 1999 Rape
• Trip To Cuba Represents Minnesota Orchestra's Revival
• After Decades, Cathedral's Organ May Finally Find Its Voice
• Hear Philly: Legend Of Genghis Khan Comes To Life At The Franklin Institute
• Md. Orders Gold's Gym To Pay Refunds To 7,500 Consumers
• AAA Mid-Atlantic: New Jersey Gas Prices Still Rising
• In The Garden With Nick Federoff: How To Work With Fruits And Vegetables In The Kitchen
• Trooper Spots Suicidal Woman On Day He Received Award For Similar Save
• 5/9 CBS2 Saturday Afternoon Weather Headlines
• Police Release Identities In Deadly Pines Crash
• Motorcyclist Critically Injured In Bucktown Crash
• Colorado Medical School Links Students, New Immigrants
• Missing Austin Girl Found
• Police: Missing Englewood Boy Located Safely
• Nassau, Suffolk Counties Mull Proposal For Domestic Violence Ankle Monitors
• Stable Veterans Flying Under The Radar Can Help Your Fantasy Baseball Team
• Montgomery County Sheriff's Office Gets New Bike Unit
• Boston Harbor Islands Open For Season
• Ligonier Police Lt. Eric Eslary Laid To Rest
• The Grant Napear Show - May 7th, 2015 - Seg. 12
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• Thousands Of Rowers Compete In Final Day Of Dad Vail Regatta
• Severe Storms & Flooding Rain Give Way To Snow For Mother's Day
• Beyond The Forecast: Summer-Like Mother's Day On Tap
• WEATHER BLOG: Saturday
• Saturday, May 9, 2015
• Jimmy Buffett Gives Advice On "Ever-Elusive Future" At UM Graduation
• Knee Surgery Likely For Avila, Hopeful To Be 'Good As New' For Second Half Of Season
• Deadly military plane crash in Spain
• Mike's Mix: Caffeinating For A Cause With Rainbow Brew
• Man Shot, Wounded In Ambler
• Jameis Winston takes legal action against rape accuser
• Pet Adoption Agencies Partner Up To Find "Furever" Homes
• Peyton Manning Calls Tom Brady A Friend, Avoids DeflateGate Questions
• Baltimore Residents Are Picky When It Comes To Food
• Study: If Forced To Pick, People Choose Mom Over Dad
• Strawberry Festival Is Today
• ​Ana becomes tropical storm as it nears Carolinas
• Gordon May Get Chance To Extend 12-Game Hit Streak
• George Duran brings lolli-kebabs to the Dish
• What You Need To Know For The 2015 Governor's Fishing Opener
• FDA Not Aware Of Listeria At Blue Bell Plant Before Outbreak
• Judge names co-guardians for Bobbi Kristina Brown
• Leonardtown Man Killed When Truck Flips In St. Mary's County
• Celtics @ 7: Is Brad Stevens Enough To Draw Marquee Players?
• Best Music Festivals Near Sacramento
• Top Music Festivals Near South Florida
• Best Music Festivals Near Detroit
• Best Music Festivals Near Baltimore
• Best Music Festivals Near Pittsburgh
• Jameis Winston Files Counterclaim, Denies He Raped Woman
• Casey McGehee Grand Slam Backs Tim Lincecum In Giants Win
• Plains states brace for new round of severe weather
• Think more sex will make you happier?
• Top Players The Celtics Should Target This Offseason
• Southfield-Based AV Company Expands Reach Nationally
• Area Schools Want To Make It Easier to Pursue Campus Sex Assault Cases
• 5/9 CBS2 Saturday Morning Weather Headlines
• NJ Bill Would Require State AG To Probe Incidents Involving Death At The Hands Of Police Officer
• Unusual Genetic Condition Is The Subject Of Fundraising Walk Next Week In Delco
• New Book Chronicles The Impact Of The Election Of Pope Francis
• IHP Hosts Global Gala Fundraiser Highlighting Korean Culture
• PAFA: 'Artist's Garden'
• 68 Percent Of Potential Alameda County Jurors Fail To Appear, Face Little Punishment
• AMGEN, BerryFest and Can You Afford A Vacation? - May 9, 2015
• LeBron James Calls Joakim Noah's Trash Talk 'Disrespectful'
• Popularity Contest For Small SUVs And Crossovers
• Resurgence Of Lincoln Luxury Brand In High Gear
• Westerlund: Bulls' Derrick Rose Displays 'His Greatness'
• Furry Tails: HRH Lupo, The Dog Of Cambridge
• Price Suffers Hamstring Injury In Win; Tigers Expect To Know More Saturday

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