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• 'Happy Days' Erin Moran Dies At 56
• Head-Dress Ball Honors 2015 San Bernardino Attack Survivors
• Warriors Make 17-Point Comeback To Take Game 3 From Portland, 119-113
• Silicon Valley Comic Con Expands
• 2 Groups Arrested In Coachella Phone Thefts
• Puerto Rico Bank Robber Flees On Bicycle, Eludes Police
• Oilers Eliminate Sharks With 3-1 Win In Game 6
• Simmons Belts Grand Slam To Lead Angels Past Blue Jays
• Wild Searching For Answers After Early Playoff Exit
• Residents Petition Morristown City Council To Keep Police Department
• Tomas, Peralta Power Diamondbacks Past Dodgers 11-5
• Man Shot In Armstrong County, Police Searching For Suspects
• March For Science
• Separate shootouts leave 2 major drug traffickers dead in Mexico
• Senzatela, Story Key Rockies' 12-3 Win Over Giants
• Rescued Horse, Rider Get A Chance To Thank Firefighters Who Saved Them
• Hail Leaves Homes And Businesses Across Collin County Damaged
• 2 Pedestrians Struck By Vehicle In Massapequa, Police Say
• American Airlines Apologizes After Video Shows Tense Moments With Flight Attendant
• With Allergy Season Here, Natural Remedies May Be What You Need
• Medical Professionals Honored at 28th Annual Shock Trauma Gala
• Andrus' RBI Single In 9th Pushes Rangers Past Royals 2-1
• Two Ways Philly Judicial Candidate Hopes His Run For Office Is A Game Changer
• Homers By Mancini, Schoop Carry Orioles Past Red Sox, 4-2
• Fire Heavily Damages Mosque, Deli In Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn
• Zuccarello Lights Lamp Twice, Rangers Advance To 2nd Round
• Dispute heats up over who should own 8 "Lunar Bibles"
• Golden State Killer: Connecting the dots in the search for elusive California criminal
• Republican Students Threaten To Sue UC If Coulter Doesn't Speak On Campus April 27
• Orioles Radio Recap: Acquino Picks Up First Major League Win
• True-crime writer Michelle McNamara's relentless search for the Golden State Killer
• Franco's 2-Run Single In 10th Lifts Phillies Over Braves 4-3
• Police: Maryland Officer Shoots Woman Riding in Stolen Car
• Bomb Scare Prompts Evacuation Of French Consulate On Upper East Side
• It's Academic: April 22, 2017
• Cherry Hill Triplex Plants 50 Trees Around Baseball Field
• Homers by Mancini, Schoop Carry Orioles Past Red Sox 4-2
• Davis Police Picking Up Enforcement For Picnic Day
• Netflix Discovers An Indie-Philly Band To Promote New Series
• Robles Earns 4th Shutout As Red Bulls Top Crew
• Front Street Animal Shelter Takes Dog To Starucks
• Trump Awards Purple Heart At Walter Reed Military Hospital
• FDNY Shares Photo Of William Tolley Standing In Front Of 9/11 Wreckage
• Mystery Deepens Around Missing South Pasadena Boy, 5; Dad Found Passed Out In Park
• Funeral Services Held for Ohio Victim of Facebook Killer
• 'Happy Days' Actress Erin Moran Dead At 56
• Crying Mother Removed From San Francisco Flight
• Memphis Home Once Owned By Elvis Presley Damaged By Fire
• Police arrest 2 suspects in connection to drug that sickened 40
• 'Happy Days' Actress Erin Moran Dead At 56
• Trump To Hold Rally To Mark 100 Days In Office
• Frozen Hash Brown Recall Due To Possible 'Extraneous Golf Ball Materials'
• 'Happy Days' Star Erin Moran Dies At 56
• 'Happy Days' Star Erin Moran Dead At 56
• Erin Moran, "Happy Days" star, dead at age 56
• Erin Moran, Joanie Cunningham In 'Happy Days,' Dies At 56
• Weather Blog: Damp and Chilly Day
• Runners Jog In Cambridge To Honor Fallen Hero
• No 5 O'Clock Shadows Here! Impressive Beards Showcased During Philly Festival
• Man Dies In Work Accident Hours Before Birth Of 4th Child
• American Tries to Learn from United's Mistakes in Incident
• Police Search For Man Behind String Of Burglaries In Brownsville, Brooklyn
• Dum Dums Lollipop Legend Retires After 48 Years
• Hernandez Family Asks For Privacy Ahead Of Monday Funeral
• Fast-moving bike bandits target unsuspecting victims in NYC
• Police Arrest Suspected Bike Burglar Caught On Camera
• First Responders Celebrated; Towson Teacher Remembers Boston Bombing
• Wild Blog: Season Comes To Sudden End As Blues Beat Wild In OT 4-3
• Family Leaves Heartwarming Note For NFL Player After Flight
• March For Science: 'Future Of Our Earth Is At Stake'
• Hunt On For Suspects In Fatal Roxbury Shooting
• Teen With Brain Injury Gets Touching Prom Invite
• 2 Men Arrested In Newark After K2 Makes 40 People Sick In Recent Days, Police Say
• Sessions Slams Sanctuary Cities During Border Trip
• Canes Spring Scrimmage Notebook: Defense Impresses, Quarterbacks Still Battling
• Many Trees Could Disappear In Colorado Because Of Non-Native Pest
• Sheriff's Office: 1 Dead In Chisago Lakes Motorcycle Crash
• Thousands In SF Join Nationwide March For Science On Earth Day
• Rutgers-Camden Students Get Peek At What It Took For World To Go Digital
• Chilly Saturday Night Before Sunday Warmth
• Nationals Win Sixth Straight With Victory Over Mets
• Pedroia Still Ailing, Farrell Complaining Over Machado Slide
• Carter's Three-Run Homer Seals Yankees' Win Over Pirates
• White Sox Notes: Shields To The DL, Renteria Looks To Get Bats Going
• Carter, Yankees Jump On Pirates Late In 11-5 Win
• College Student Killed 5 More Injured In Upstate NY Crash
• Ashby Crash Flips One Car Onto Its Roof, Injures Four
• March for Science rally spans the globe, takes aim at Trump
• Anne Arundel Co. Closer to Getting Medical Marijuana Dispensary
• Science Rallies Around The World Draw Thousands On Earth Day
• Investigators Work To Determine What Sparked Office Fire In Parsippany, N.J.
• March For Science Held On Earth Day In Fort Worth
• CBS4 Sports Poll: What's the most exciting play in baseball?
• Win Entry Into The Game Changer Celebrity Golf Classic! 
• High Hopes Crushed After Blues Eliminate Wild
• Thousands Receive Dental Care At Free Weekend Clinic In San Mateo
• American Airlines Employee Accused Of Hitting Woman With Stroller On Plane
• Sano Ejected After Scrap During Twins' Loss To Tigers
• Baby hippo Fiona lifts spirits for animal lovers in Ohio
• Jones Hit In Face By Pitch, Tigers And Twins Scrap On Field
• Scientists Take To Streets In New York, Around World On Earth Day
• Michigan Doctors Charged In First Genital Mutilation Case In US
• Man Robbed Dunkin Donuts In West Garfield Park Twice In Same Week
• Blues Eliminate Wild With 4-3 OT Win In Game 5
• SUV Strikes Pole, Shutting Road Down In Baldwin
• Trump Awards Purple Heart at Walter Reed Military Hospital
• Search On For Bike-Riding Suspects Ripping Cellphones From People's Hands In Midtown
• Man Working On NFL Draft Stage Injured After Falling 30 Feet
• Passenger Says American Airlines Flight Attendant Nearly Hit Baby
• Two Groups Arrested In Coachella Cellphone Thefts
• Florida Senator Who Resigned Over Racial Slur Hired Models
• Columbine Survivors Fundraiser
• Trump awards Purple Heart on first trip to Walter Reed
• Volunteers Clean North Side Homeless Camp For Earth Day
• Man's Body Recovered 1 Month After Canoe Capsized
• Harvard Researchers Stumble Upon Copy Of Declaration Of Independence
• Magnitude 3.9 Earthquake Shakes NW Colorado
• Cities Around The World March To Defend Science
• Manhunt Underway For Suspect In Long Beach Murder
• Report: Artiles Hired Playboy, Hooters Models As Consultants
• Man Accused Of Trying To Rape Teen In Women's Restroom At Columbus Circle Mall Arrested
• Woman Bites, Slaps Dallas Police Officer
• Staal Leaves Game 5 Vs. Blues After Head-First Crash Into Boards
• 2 Brothers Accused Of Assaulting Police Officer In Bergenfield, N.J.
• 'Ralphie' Might Be Intimidation Factor At Pac-12 Golf Tourney In Boulder
• Contreras' Slam Powers Arrieta, Cubs To 12-8 Win Over Reds
• Police: Teen Chaperone Locked Himself In 'Liquor Room' During Special Needs Prom
• Saturday, April 22, 2017
• Ravens Fan To Announce The First Draft Pick Thanks To Make-A-Wish
• House speaker says avoiding shutdown, not health care, is priority
• Cameras Capture Miami Mom's Stolen Stroller At Disney World
• Stores Are Closing At An Epic Pace
• Authorities Investigate Fatal Shooting Involving Portage Police Officer
• American Airlines Employee On Leave For Altercation Caught On Video
• Emanuel Rejects Stripping Aldermen Of Control Over Menu Program Money
• Target Field Named Greenest Ballpark In America
• American Flight Attendant To Angry Passenger: 'Hit me'
• Trump Says He'll Mark 100 Days With Pennsylvania Rally
• Police: Suspect Threatened To Shoot Man During Gas Station Robbery
• Body Found Down Embankment in Allegany County
• 3 Men Hospitalized From Elevated Levels Of Carbon Monoxide
• Scientists Across Mass. Join On Boston Common For March For Science
• Freshman Posed As Med Student To Treat Patients At Denver Hospital
• Australian Psych Band Returns To San Francisco
• Man Wanted in Baltimore Killing Arrested in Connecticut
• Researchers find lost copy of Declaration of Independence
• Protesters Take To The Streets In Defense Of Science
• Chicken And Rice Guys Reopened After Passing Inspection
• Bipartisan Deal At Capitol Will Change Colorado's Housing Market
• Soldier Charged After 24 Dead Animals Found In Apartment
• 4/22 CBS2 Saturday Evening Weather Headlines
• Frito-Lay Recalls Select Kettle Cooked Chips Over Potential Salmonella Poisoning
• Police Rescue Cat From Storm Drain In Yaphank
• Phone Scam: Fake CDOT Representative Threatens 'Deportation'
• North Korea threatens nuclear war ahead of Trump visit with U.N. Security Council
• High Alert: Police Warning Residents In Grosse Pointe Woods After 2nd Home Invasion
• White Sox Activate Mike Pelfrey, Geovany Soto; Move Charlie Tilson To 60-Day DL
• New SEPTA Regional Rail Schedules Set To Take Effect
• Police: Drunk Driver Crashes Into Garland Ambulance
• Prince Fans Flock To Mpls. For Street Celebration, Dance Parties
• Henry Ford Estate Receives $10M From Ford Foundation
• California Studies Energy Impact Of Marijuana Farming
• West Babylon Crash Leaves 2 Men Dead
• Man Attacks Arcadia Store Employees With Samurai Sword, Police Say
• Police: CO Poisoning Likely Killed 3 On Reservation Near Hayward
• Robb: Kevin Garnett's Inspirational Message Gave Celtics A Lift in Game 3 vs. Bulls
• Prosecutors: Dentist Pulled Sedated Patient's Tooth While Riding Hoverboard
• Firefighters, Police, EMTs, And Military Playing Hockey For Charity
• Phillies Acquire Ty Kelly From Blue Jays
• Suspected Firecrackers In Street In Fair Lawn, N.J. Turn Out To Be Candles, Police Say
• St. Paul Police: 10K People 'March For Science' At State Capitol
• Philadelphia To Go All Out For NFL Draft
• San Francisco Firefighter Hurt In 1-Alarm Fire At Abandoned School
• Remarkable Video Shows Mountain Lion Dragging Deer In Verdugo Mountains
• Man Charged With Sexually Abusing 6-Year-Old Girl In Logan Square
• 20 Years After Historic Flood, Grand Forks Thriving
• In Alaska, budget cuts threaten the fight against climate change
• Man Robbed, Pistol-Whipped Man In Bronx Apartment, Police Say
• Thousands March Through Philadelphia Showing Support For The Sciences
• Tigers Put Cabrera On 10-day DL With Strained Right Groin
• American Airlines Flight Attendant To Angry Passenger: 'Hit Me'
• After 'Complete Failure,' Stan Bowman Vows Changes Coming For Blackhawks
• With Budget In Focus, A Look At Minnesota's Leaders
• Sheriff: Missing Breezy Point Man Found Safe
• Trump Says He'll Mark 100 Days With Pennsylvania Rally
• Softball Tournament Raises Scholarship Money In Krystle Campbell's Name
• NightSide Weekend Commentary - Flying isn't Fun
• Amazon To Open 1 Million-Square-Foot Warehouse In South Jersey
• PHOTOS: NYC March For Science
• Sleepy Eye Man, 73, Dies From Injuries Days Falling Into Debris Fire
• Twin Cities Mom Seeks To Create 'Sensory Salon' For People With Disabilities
• American Flight Attendant To Angry Passenger: 'Hit Me'
• Man Found Dead In Backyard After Scuffle With Deputies
• Chicago's 'March For Science'
• New documentary traces life of Heath Ledger through his own footage
• Denver Police Investigating Possible Homicide
• Trump announces "BIG rally" to mark 100th day in office
• Another Body Found In Colorado Springs
• American Flight Attendant To Angry Passenger: 'Hit Me'
• Thousands March For Science In Downtown LA
• Police: 'Copious' Stash Of Drugs Found In North Park Home
• Early-Morning Shooting at San Jose Motel Leaves 1 Dead, 2 Wounded
• Cuomo Signs Bill Devoting $200 Million To Fighting Heroin Epidemic
• Straily Takes Mound Against Weaver Saturday
• Celtics @ 7: What To Expect Going Into Game 4
• Kidnapping Suspect Dead After Officer-Involved Shooting
• Ex-Florida senator who used racial slur hired models as consultants
• Man Charged With Hit-And-Run Crash In Mount Prospect
• Hedges Home Run In 7th Dooms Marlins
• 3 Killed, 24 Wounded In Weekend Shootings Across Chicago
• The Refs Missed An Obvious Penalty Shot Chance For The Bruins In Game 5
• 3 Years For Woman Who Embezzled $1 Million From Field Museum
• LAPD: Man Shot After Threatening Officers With Gun In North Hills
• History Buffs Head To Museum Of The American Revolution On Opening Weekend
• The Orioles Boast A Majors-Best 11-4 Record
• Man Shot After Telling LA Officers He'd Kill Them
• Police Searching For Auston Robertson A Day After Charges Filed Against The Ex-MSU Football Player
• Injury Sidelines Clippers' Griffin For Remainder Of Playoffs
• Russian Accused Of Running Spam Ring Is Indicted In US
• Protesters take to the streets in defense of science
• March For Science Events To Take Place Around The Globe
• Ex-Trump aide denies working with Russians
• Sheriff: Fleeing Driver Airlifted To HCMC After Crashing Into Water Park
• Cubs Option Tommy La Stella To Triple-A
• 4 Things To Do From Saturday, April 22, 2017
• Police Suspect Alcohol A Factor In Crash Seriously Injuring 2 In Detroit
• March Of Dimes Helped Premature Baby Tremendously, Family Says
• 3 Dead In Apparent Synthetic Drug Overdoses
• "No way" VA will be privatized, VA secretary says
• Temple Hospital Invites Community To Help Celebrate 125th Anniversary
• Thousands Of Californians Expected To Join March For Science
• Cargo ship named for John Glenn docks at space station
• Liberty Tunnel, Bridge To Close Saturday Night, Reopen Monday
• Mass. Lawmakers Debate Pot Regulators' Independence
• Amber Alert Cancelled For 2 Missing Children From Delaware
• Mike's Mix: 'Let's Go Crazy' At FireLake
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links (April 22)
• Kalman: Game 5 Stars Kuraly, McAvoy Show Bruins Have A Bright Future
• Driver Killed In 1-Vehicle Crash In Slippery Rock
• American Airlines employee accused of hitting woman with stroller
• 4/22 CBS2 Saturday Morning Weather Headlines
• Police Still Searching For Suspects In Conway Shooting
• Book excerpt: Sheila Nevins' "You Don’t Look Your Age"
• The Dish: Mike Randolph
• Teacher Charged For Stealing Almost $5,000 From Students
• 4-Year-Old Girl Calls 911 After Mom ODs On Heroin
• Police Investigating Report Of Shots Fired In New Castle
• Want To Play Baseball? MSBL To Hold Open Tryouts On Sunday
• Movie Review: 'The Lost City Of Z'
• Angels Lose To Hapless Blue Jays In 13 Innings, 8-7
• Show Info. - 4/22/17
• Tuukka Rask Comes Up Big With 41 Saves, 19 In Overtime Periods In Bruins' Game 5 Win
• Rubio denies setting up secret Mar-a-Lago meeting
• Watch Sean Kuraly's Game-Tying And Game-Winning Goals Against Senators
• NightSide - 100 Days of Trump (Almost)
• Trump administration dismisses Obama-era Surgeon General
• Boy, 6, Held At Gunpoint During Home Invasion, Attempted Robbery
• No Need To Find The Rabbit Hole! Wonderland Comes To Rittenhouse
• Kuraly's 2nd Goal Of Game Lifts Bruins Past Senators In 2OT

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