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• Search For Missing Plane Continues In The Sierra
• Stevens Promoted To Kings Head Coach
• Three More Resorts Shut Down Lifts For 2017 Ski Season
• San Jose 911 Call Center Working Again After Technical Issues
• 4 Kayakers Rescued From Waters Near San Francisco's Pier 54
• Fearing A Worker Shortage, Farmers Push Back On Immigration
• CSU Shot Putter Has Realistic Chance To Make The Olympics
• Resident Flags Down Firefighters To Fight Fruitvale Fire
• Johnson Scores 28, Jazz Beat Clippers 105-98 To Even Series
• Finding Minnesota: Todd Miska's Hockey Masks
• Coachella Calls It A Wrap With Hot Rapper Kendrick Lamar
• Fowler Practices With Ducks As They Prepare For Oilers
• 3 Wounded In 2 Shootings In Dorchester
• Police Pick Up Adorable Intruders: A Pair Of Pygmy Goats
• Children's Cancer Fund Holds Annual Gala
• Giraffe's Baby Bump Boosts Tiny Zoo's Upkeep, Conservation
• Trump Heads Into Tough Week With Budget, Health Care Battles
• Off-Duty NYPD Officer Accused Of Driving Drunk, Critically Injuring 2 Sisters
• Jimmy Butler Understands He Must Continue Shouldering Massive Burden For Bulls
• "Nobody has a sense of humor anymore," Jeff Sessions says
• Police Searching For Man Suspected Of Robbing Pharmacies
• Levine: Derek Holland Backs Response From White Sox Bats
• 40 Bulldogs Compete In Beautiful Bulldog Contest
• Family Devastated After Fast-Moving Fire Leaves 5 Dead, Including 3 Kids, In Queens Village
• Authorities Investigating Fatal Crash Near Como Park
• Venezuelans Struggling In U.S. As Their Country Implodes
• Northeast Mpls. Hosts Annual Hotdish Competition
• Maine police, social media help return lost goats
• Man Struck By L Train While Standing On Platform In East Village
• California Police Ask For Help To Find Boy
• Woodbury Archery Range Closes Permanently Due To 'Extremely Dangerous' Behavior
• Penguins And Capitals To Face Off In Second Round Of Playoffs
• 30 Displaced After Fire Rips Through Apartment Building
• Weather Blog: Chilly, Breezy, Cloudy For Next Couple Days
• Harvard Study Suggests High Bay Area Minimum Wage Boosts Chance Restaurants Will Fail
• "I Dreamed of Africa" author shot at Kenyan ranch: officials
• About 100 Bicyclists Seen Riding On I-676
• Paramedics Tend To Cat Rescued From Roxbury Fire
• Dallas Police Officer Arrested On Burglary Warrant
• Bulls' Fred Hoiberg Blasts Officiating, Believing Celtics' Isaiah Thomas Carries The Ball 'Every Possession'
• Long Island Woman Charged In Deadly Hit-And-Run Crash, Police Say
• Philadelphia Police Searching For Missing 8-Year-Old Boy
• Man Dies In Chelsea Motorcycle Crash
• MLB Reviewing Red Sox Inside Pitches As Bad Blood With Orioles Continues
• Baby Hippo Lifts Spirits At Ohio Zoo That Faced Backlash For Killing Gorilla
• Two Ark. inmates facing death seek stay for poor health
• La Salle Taps Graduating Senior As Commencement Speaker
• Survivors Gather At Museum Of The Holocaust For Special Commemoration Ceremony
• Coin Flip Decides New President Of Southern Illinois Village
• Kalman: Pain Of Loss To Senators Will Fade, But Experience Will Pay Off Soon
• San Francisco Names New Streets At Candlestick Point After Giants, 49ers Greats
• 18 People Hurt In 6 Car Collision On I-95 Northbound
• DNA Ancestry Site Now Tests For Certain Illnesses
• Haverford Township Police Host 3rd Annual Police K-9 Competition
• Man Sought In Robberies, Stabbing In Claremont Village, The Bronx
• Isaiah Thomas Leads Celtics Past Bulls In Game 4, Evening Series 2-2
• Father of missing boy, 5, arrested after giving police "convoluted and contradictory" comments
• Celtics Beat Bulls 104-95 To Even Playoff Series At 2-2
• See Cesaro LIVE On Our Wingstop Sound Stage!
• Lawyer For College Republicans In Berkeley Says University Is Denying Free Speech For Canceling Ann Coulter
• Philadelphia Prepares As Penn Relays Coincide With NFL Draft
• Dom Giordano Column: Berkeley Rage Also Lives Here
• Bikers Taken Into Custody After Incident That Closed Carson Street
• Cultural Events Opens Doors Between Architecture & Art
• Cyclists Protest For More Bike Lanes In Boston
• Man Turns Self In To Authorities For Wife's Murder
• Teen Who Escaped From Youth Corrections Back In Custody
• Ibarra's 1st MLS Goal Lifts United Over Rapids
• Chances For Rain Go Up In The Week Ahead
• Explosion Rocks Motel With Long-Term Residents
• 2 Twin Brothers Shot, 1 Killed in Burleson; Teen Arrested
• Lyrid Meteor Shower Lights Up Sky In China
• Woman Injured, Man Charged With OUI After Wis. Motorcycle Crash
• Bour's 3-Run Homer Lifts Marlins Over Padres 7-3
• Baltimore Farmers' Market Begins Its 40th Season
• 3-Year-Old With Speech Delay Uses Paint To Communicate
• Golf Ball Pieces From Harvest Cause Hash Brown Recall
• Reports: Air marshal left loaded gun in airplane's bathroom
• Mariners Exact Vengeance In 11-1 Drubbing Of The A's
• Hundreds Gather In Prayer & Song For Holocaust Remembrance Day
• Critical week ahead for Trump as he nears 100-day milestone
• Stroman Tosses Complete Game As Blue Jays Top Angels, 6-2
• Solitary Mountain Man's Hobby Produces Cache Of Climate Data
• Six-Run Fifth Inning Gives Dodgers Win Over Arizona
• DHS secretary says "threat against aviation" keeps him up at night
• Obama Returns To Chicago
• America's Steeplechase
• Bloomberg
• The Judge
• 1 Injured In Fall From Porch That Collapsed In Edgewater
• Pilot Killed In Crash Of WWI-Era Biplane On Central Coast
• The judge calling for a return to the guillotine
• Man Shot, Killed By Portage Police Officer
• Boy Hit In Chest By Baseball Rushed To Hospital
• Colorado Low: Rockies Sweep Giants
• Nene's 28 Lead Rockets Past Thunder For 3-1 Series Lead
• Machado In Center Of Bad Blood As Red Sox Beat Orioles 6-2
• Muslim Boxer To Be Allowed To Compete Wearing Hijab
• Opioid, Heroin Deaths Reach 'Crisis Level' In Maryland
• 3 children among 5 killed in extra-alarm house fire
• Girls Night Out Ends With 4 Hurt, 1 Dead
• 7 Tornadoes DC, Northern Virginia Area Earlier This Month
• Ailing Kerr Won't Coach Warriors In Game Four
• Upper Moreland Swim Club Ransacked Leaving At Least $40K In Damages
• Puppy Chasing Rabbit Gets Stuck Underneath Metal Storage Container In Corona
• Darvish, Rangers Finish 4-Game Sweep, Beat Royals 5-2
• Man, 61, Dies In Motorcycle Crash In Chisago Co.
• Senators Eliminate Bruins With Game 6 Overtime Win
• Police: 2 Dead After Semitrailer Driver Loses Control On Freeway
• Convicted Jihadist With California Ties Loses US Citizenship
• Man's Body Recovered From Mississippi River
• Burt Reynolds Makes Rare Public Appearance At Film Festival
• Officials: Polk Fire Almost Out; Cigarette Likely Caused Lee County Blaze
• American Airlines apologizes after video shows tense moments on aircraft
• Orioles Radio Recap: O's Fail to Sweep Sox Lose 6-2
• Machado In Center Of Bad Blood As Red Sox Beat Orioles 6-2
• Small Earthquake Rattles Parts Of Lancaster County
• 17-Year-Old Hiker Seriously Injured After Falling 75-Feet Down Steep Ravine
• Hicks, Fulmer And Tigers Rout Slumping Twins 13-4
• Hicks Hits 3 As Tigers Top Twins 13-4
• New York Reopens Oldest Surviving Theater In Hudson
• Phillies Hit 3 Straight Homers, Beat Braves 5-2 For Sweep
• Cabrera, Holland Lead White Sox To 6-2 Win Over Indians
• Authorities Say 5 People, Including Children, Dead In New York City Fire
• Man Charged In Perry South Shooting, Attempted Robbery
• Columbine Survivors Helping Those With PTSD Get Resources For Help
• Home A Total Loss After Early Morning Fire
• CBS4 Sports Poll
• Bay Area Refinery To Pay $340,000 To Settle Air Quality Lawsuit
• Hamburg Twp Police Release Composite Of Man Suspected Of Indecent Exposure
• US Gas Prices Rise 3 Cents Over 2 Weeks, To $2.46 A Gallon
• CBS3 Pet Project: Brushing Your Pet's Teeth
• Garage Fire In North Minneapolis Leaves Several Buildings Damaged
• Tied At 2: Gasol Lifts Grizzlies Past Spurs 110-108 In OT
• Fire In Miltona Leaves Home Destroyed, 2 Dogs Dead
• Liver Transplant Patient Has Special Plans To Celebrate One-Year Mark
• Traffic Stop Leads To Gun, Drug Charges
• Larin's Two Goals Lift Orlando City SC Over NYCFC
• Trump: Mexico Will Pay For Border Wall 'Eventually'
• Furry Tails: Squiggy & Stevie Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• Ex-Officer In California Accused Of Raping 5 Women While On Duty To Stand Trial
• Colorado Family's Pit Bulls Found Decapitated
• 4-Year-Old Falls Out Of Moving Bus In Arkansas
• Bill O'Reilly To Return With New Podcast Episode Monday
• Bulls Keep Same Starting Lineup In Game 4, With Jerian Grant At Point Guard
• 63-Year-Old Man Missing From Washington County
• 'The Fate Of The Furious' Laps New Films At Box Office
• Dozens Gather For Holocaust Remembrance Day Ceremony
• Campbell Recalls 'Homestyle' Chicken Soup
• 'Pooches On Parade' Fundraiser Helping Provide No-Kill Haven For Dogs
• Comedic Metal Bands Team Up For Tour
• Ivan Nova Gets Revenge On Yankees As Pirates Hang On For Win
• Pedestrian Struck, Killed While Crossing Roosevelt Blvd.
• Horse That Fell Down East Bay Ravine In 2016 Reunited With Rescuers
• Nova Beats Former Team, Pitches Pirates Over Yankees 2-1
• Three Seriously Injured In NH Wrong-Way Crash
• Police: Suspected Drunk Driver Causes Deadly Crash In Dallas
• CBS News’ John Dickerson to interview President Trump
• 4/23 CBS2 Sunday Evening Weather Headlines
• Bill O'Reilly To Host 'No Spin News' Podcast
• Cubs Fall 7-5 To Reds
• Police: Man Shot, Killed In East Germantown
• Denton Police Investigating Deadly Hit-And-Run Involving Pedestrian
• Autistic Boy Who Went Missing From Allentown Found
• Frito-Lay Recalls Certain Jalapeño-Flavored Chips Over Salmonella Concerns
• 3-Month-Old Boy Found Dead In Bronx Home
• Dog Killed In St. Paul House Fire
• Centrist Macron, Far-Right Leader Le Pen To Face Runoff In France Election
• College Student Killed During Hammer Throw At Track Meet
• Pedestrian Struck, Killed By Train In Somerset County
• New Polls Find Trump, Democrats, GOP All Deemed Unpopular
• 2 Men Shot While Walking On Street In Richmond, Suspects At Large
• Robb: Rajon Rondo Fined $25K For Attempted Trip On Jae Crowder
• Chilling Dashcam Video Shows Little Girl Falling Out Of Moving Bus
• Florida Gov. Scott Heads To Argentina For Trade Mission
• Multi-Vehicle Wreck Has Traffic Backed Up On I-95
• Bay Area County Fair Guide
• Amtrak Train Breaks Down While Pulling Out Of Penn Station
• Macron and Le Pen advance to French presidential runoff
• Glass Slipper Project Helps Make Prom Dreams Come True
• Wis. Workers Accused Of Stealing Company's Booze
• Keller @ Large: Sen. Elizabeth Warren's New Book
• Bloomberg To World Leaders: Ignore Trump's Ideas On Climate Change
• Bloomberg To World Leaders: Ignore Trump On Climate
• 3.5 Magnitude Quake Reported Near Santa Barbara
• Rockaway Township, N.J. Officer Accused Of Sex With Underage Girls
• PHOTOS: Whale Stranded Off Orchard Beach
• Family's Pit Bulls Found Decapitated
• Crews Searching For Man After Boat Accident On St. Croix River
• Man, 2-Year-Old Nephew Shot In Miami Gardens
• Sen. Warren To Give Keynote Speech At Detroit NAACP Dinner
• Bay Area-Bound Light Plane Missing 1 Week After Leaving Tahoe Airport
• Bill O'Reilly To Return With New Podcast Episode Monday
• 5-Alarm Fire Engulfs 3 Abandoned Buildings In Mt. Washington
• Man Charged With Beating Ex-Girlfriend, Holding Her Captive
• 22 Arrests At Marijuana Event At Philadelphia Warehouse
• Woman Injured In 2-Alarm Sunnyvale Fire
• Firefighters Battle 3-Alarm Commercial Fire In Torrance
• Hundreds Remember Teacher Killed In San Bernardino Classroom
• Sessions: We'll Fund The Wall 'One Way Or The Other'
• 2018 Illinois Governor's Race Is Already In a Class By Itself
• Auston Robertson, Ex-MSU Football Player, Arrested
• John's Notebook: When they go low, we go low?
• Whale Stranded Off Orchard Beach Dies
• Face the Nation transcript April 23, 2017: Rubio, Kelly, Sanders, Kasich
• NightSide Weekend Commentary - Politics in Schools
• California Is Not In 'Business Of Deportation,' Says Attorney General Becerra
• Fire Breaks Out In Basement, Shoots From Cellar Doors In Hell's Kitchen
• College student killed while volunteering at track competition
• Passionate Parents Prompt 1st Flame-Retardant-Free Car Seat
• Phantom Gourmet: Night Market In Harvard Square
• 'It's Just Utter Chaos': NFL Draft Road Closures Have Many Residents Frustrated
• Cole On Dolphins Schedule: "Opponents Aren't Brutal But It's A Rough Travel Schedule"
• Schumer Demands Better Police Coordination At Penn Station After Stampede
• Egg Game Brings Md. School Jimmy Fallon Shoutout, $13K Donation
• Tigers And Twins Series Suddenly Infused With Intensity
• More Details Emerge In Attempted 'Suicide By Cop' In North Hills
• Doctor's Arrest Puts Focus On Female Genital Mutilation In The U.S.
• Kasich: Political parties are "on their way out"
• College Student Killed During Hammer Throw At Track Meet
• Golf Ball Pieces From Harvest Cause Hash Brown Recall
• 3 Arrested For Trying To Use Fraudulent Credit Cards In Key Largo
• 1st Lawsuit Against Syngenta Over China Trade Going To Court In Mpls.
• Democratic Party's model is "failing," Sanders says
• 22 Arrests At Marijuana 'Smoke Session' At Warehouse
• Battle Brewing Over Las Vegas Raiders Trademark
• Mexico Says 2 Top Drug Traffickers Killed Near US Border
• Man, 71, Faces Attempted Murder Charge In Stepson's Shooting
• 22 Arrested After Police Raid 'Pot Party' In Frankford
• DHS secretary on homegrown terror: "I don't know how to stop that"
• California Moves Slowly Toward Resuming Executions
• American Detained In North Korea
• Sacramento Police Investigating Double Homicide
• Municipalities' Fiscal Outlook Is Gloomy Despite Economy
• Rubio says government shutdown would have "destabilizing" impact
• 5 Arrested On Suspicion Of Stealing 40 Cellphones From Coachella Music Festival-Goers
• Facing South Florida: One-On-One With Charlie Crist
• Facing South Florida: One-On-One With Sen. Marco Rubio
• Kerr's Bad Back Becomes Warriors Biggest Worry
• Off-Duty Police Officer Shoots Man Outside NW Indiana Hospital
• DHS secretary reasserts Trump's claim that Dreamers can "rest easy"
• Facing South Florida: State Sen. Artiles Resigns
• 3 Injured In 3-Vehicle Crash With CTA Bus On South Side
• House To Consider Amendments To $40B State Budget
• Evanston Man Killed, 5 Injured In North Chicago Crash
• $1M Bond For Man Charged With Gresham Shooting
• Sun Investigation: Baltimore PD Set To Exceed Overtime Budget By $30 Million
• Man Killed, Another Injured In I-80 Rollover Crash Near Joliet
• April The Giraffe Cam To Return, Second Live Cam In The Works
• Boy In Critical Condition Following Monrovia Shooting That Killed Man
• Walgreens Manager Charged With Shooting At Shoplifter In Elmwood Park
• Student Fatally Struck By Hammer At Wheaton College Track Meet
• Woman Found Slain In Kensington Home
• 4/23 CBS2 Sunday Afternoon Weather Headlines
• Summer Movie Preview
• Marin Credit Card Thief Goes On Buying Spree
• Father Arrested; Search Continues For Missing 5-Year-Old South Pasadena Boy
• College Students Threaten To Sue Over Ann Coulter Visit
• Doctor's Arrest Brings Attention To US Female Circumcisions
• Red-Hot A's Win Fifth Straight
• Calendar: Week of April 24
• Man Struck, Killed By Taxi At Upper East Side Intersection Where Woman Was Killed Last Year
• 4 Things To Know: Remembering Prince, Erin Moran & The Wild's Loss
• California Slowly Moves Toward Resuming Executions
• Program Will Provide For Short-Term Employment For Some Rikers Inmates After Release
• Doctor's Arrest Brings Attention To US Female Circumcisions
• Philly Officer Among Unsung Heroes Recognized For Helping Protect Children
• Pet Parade: Pittie Love Rescue
• Scott Simon on baseball and the power of art
• Trump Awards Purple Heart To Wounded Vet At Walter Reed
• The real story of documentary queen Sheila Nevins
• Koehler, Marlins Go For Series Win In Rubber Match With Padres
• Recipes From Il Posto Accanto
• Furry Friend Finder: Harris And Laurie
• S.E. Hinton’s "The Outsiders," a teen classic, turns 50
• Weather Blog: Sunny Sunday Expected
• Project Sunshine Says Thank You To Volunteers Helping Kids With Medical Challenges
• Erin Moran, Who Played Joanie Cunningham In 'Happy Days,' Dies At 56
• Wayne State Honors Broadcaster With New Baseball Facility
• Trump Awards Purple Heart At Walter Reed Military Hospital
• North Dakota Protest Areas To Be Monitored For Invasive Species
• Police: Child, 4, Called 911 After Caregiver Overdose
• Couple, 77, Die After Hit By Drunken Driver
• Be kind, rewind: Blockbuster stores kept open in Alaska
• On Time: April 23, 2017
• Police Ambush Killer's Strategy To Avoid Death: Blame Dad
• Finding The Best Swimsuit As The Weather Improves
• Scams Push Foreclosure Fraud To Limit, Taking Victims' Homes
• Sunday, April 23, 2017
• Sheryl Sandberg on living “Option B”
• International Fake Science Festival Comes To MIT
• Almanac: Shakespeare's birth, and death
• Missing Pitcairn Girl Found Safe
• Erin Moran, Joanie Cunningham In 'Happy Days,' Dies At 56
• For art's sake: When funding the NEA is in jeopardy
• Creators Of 'Moonlight' Receive Local Honor, Street Renaming
• Massive Fire Tears Through Row Of Dorchester Triple-Deckers
• North Korea detains third U.S. citizen
• Erin Moran, Joanie Cunningham In "Happy Days," Dies At 56
• Alleged Drunken Driver Charged After Couple Is Struck, Killed In Massapequa
• Hartnett: Zuccarello's Blue-Collar Effort Lifts Blueshirts Into Next Round
• 8 Injured In Williamsburg, Brooklyn Apartment Building Fire
• 'Doors Open' To Show Off Denver Architecture
• Web extra: Lin-Manuel Miranda on the importance of federal funding for the arts
• 4/23 CBS2 Sunday Morning Weather Headlines
• Man On Bicycle Killed After Being Hit By Miami-Dade Transit Bus
• Stanton Homers Twice, Gordon Scores On Wild Play In 11th As Marlins Win
• French voters cast ballots in presidential poll amid heightened security
• Hope College President Leaving For Washington & Jefferson
• Hollywood Agent, Producer Sandy Gallin Dies At 76
• Show Info. - 4/23/17
• Positively Philadelphia: Museum of the American Revolution
• Police Need Help Identifying Liquor Store Robbers
• Carrasco, Indians Shut Out White Sox, 7-0
• Big name makes surprise visit at Tribeca Film Festival
• 2nd Teen Convicted In Murder Of Man Walking Dog

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