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Articles from April 21, 2018

• 1 Dead in 3-Alarm Fire in S.F. Sunset District
• Pujols Homers For Hit No. 2992 In Angels' 4-3 Win Over Giants
• Sacramento Mayor Calls On Mental Health Professionals To Serve Community
• Family Furious After Deadly Stabbing In Ventura
• Lefty Manaea Pitches No-Hitter Against Streaking Red Sox
• Law Enforcement Out In Force To Stop High Driving
• Police Arrest Suspect In Fatal Stabbing Of 19-Year-Old In Sebastopol
• Pujols Closes In On 3,000 Hits With Homer Against Giants In Angels 4-3 Win
• Lyrid Meteor Shower Could Dazzle With 15-20 Shooting Stars Per Hour
• Ryu And Dodgers Blank Nationals, 4-0
• Cowboys Have Done Well With First NFL Draft Picks
• Accepting Rights Award, Kaepernick Decries 'Lawful Lynching'
• Library Of Congress Brings America To Life In LA Photo Show
• Well-Planned Response To Montebello Brush Fire Keeps Blaze At Bay
• Mitt Romney comes in second place at Utah GOP convention, forced into primary
• Roaring Fans Cheer Wolves To Long-Awaited Playoff Victory
• Maple Leafs Beat Bruins 4-3, Avoid Elimination In Game 5
• Chemical Weapons Inspectors Collect Samples From Syria Site
• Dallas Officer Suffers Brain Hemorrhage While Training For Charity Event
• 'Nothing Short Of A Miracle:' NYPD Officers Save Tourist, 83, Who Suffered Cardiac Arrest
• 2 Adults, 7 Children Hurt When Explosion Rocks Home In Woodbridge, New Jersey
• 1,500 Guests Attend Invite-Only Funeral For Former First Lady Barbara Bush
• Barbara Bush Was 'First Lady Of The Greatest Generation'
• Braves Score Twice In The 9th To Rally Past Mets
• LA Metro To Offer Free Rides For Earth Day
• Man wearing MAGA hat allegedly pushed man onto subway tracks: NYPD
• Missing Philadelphia Woman Found Dead In Poconos
• Butler, Towns Lead T-Wolves Past Rockets 121-105 In Game 3
• Timberwolves Beat Rockets 121-105 In Game 3 For 1st Playoff Win In 14 Years
• Police Search For Suspect In Possible Hate Crime On Subway
• World's oldest person dies in Japan at age 117
• Shooting Investigation Underway In West Sacramento
• Verne Troyer, Mini-Me From 'Austin Powers' Movies, Dies At Age 49
• Scientists In Colorado Accidentally Engineer Plastic-Eating Enzyme
• Man Stabbed Near TD Garden In Boston
• Small plane makes emergency landing on highway
• Port Authority Police Still On The Prowl For Cat That Got Loose At JFK Airport
• Earth Day Eco-Activities Planned Across The Bay Area All Day Sunday
• Rays Crush Twins, 10-1
• Barbara Bush's Granddaughter Gives Birth To Son
• Michael Jackson's Famous Moonwalk Shoes Going Up For Auction
• Los Angeles FC Beats Montreal Impact 5-3
• Trump Mocks DNC Lawsuit: 'Democrats Have Sued The Republicans For Winning'
• Who's On The Guest List For Harry And Meghan's Wedding?
• Southwest Gives $5,000 Checks To Passengers On Flight 1380
• Volunteers Clean Up LA River
• Phillies Improve To 8-1 At Home With 6-2 Win Over Pirates
• Wild Searching For Answers After Another Early Playoff Exit
• Pittsburgh Organization Donates Special Bikes For Children With Disabilities
• Car Show At Nassau Coliseum Postponed Because Of Threat
• LAPD Officer Charged With 3 Counts of Murder In Suspected Off-Duty DUI Crash
• Baby Boy Being Rushed To Hospital Dies After Collision On Staten Island
• Preserving the relics found in the birthplace of jazz
• Police: Man Breaks Into Home, Stabs Resident In The Throat
• Vaping Prompts Annapolis School To Remove Bathroom Doors
• Travelin' Man: Former Dodger Trayce Thompson Playing For Fourth Team In A Month
• Barbara Bush Eulogized As 'First Lady Of The Greatest Generation'
• Patchy Fog Forming As Storm Moves Away
• Body Of Deported Veteran Buried In California
• Syracuse University Permanently Expels Fraternity Over Offensive Video
• Broward Circuit Judge Berates Female Inmate in Wheelchair
• Pennsylvania Mayor Arrested For Soliciting Prostitute
• Spring Is Finally Here: Twin Cities Hits 60 Degrees For First Time This Year
• Ten Arrested At Neo-Nazi Rally In Small Georgia Town
• Baltimore Police Looking For Person Of Interest In Deadly Stabbing
• Devils Season Comes To Close With Loss To Lightning
• Hundreds Say Goodbye to Pittsburgh Legend Bruno Sammartino
• Hoskins Goes Deep, Nola Goes 7 Solid, Phils Beat Pirates 6-2
• Light City 2018 Shines Light On Local Artists
• Thousands Sing 'Happy Birthday' To Queen Elizabeth II
• Verne Troyer dies at 49
• Shooting Leaves 2 Dead, 2 Injured In North Philly House Party
• Mother Leads Anti-Gun Rally For Murdered Son
• India approves death penalty for rape of young children
• New Allegations Against Suburban Pastor
• Barbara Bush Was 'First Lady Of The Greatest Generation'
• 4 Presidents Among Hundreds at Funeral for Barbara Bush
• Sixers Top Heat 106-102, Simmons 1st Rookie To Record Playoff Triple-double Since Magic Johnson
• Beyond Facebook, Google Due for Greater Scrutiny
• Orioles Shut Out In 4-0 Loss To Indians
• MBTA Unveils New Silver Line Route From Chelsea To Boston
• 2 Years After Prince's Death, Fans Celebrate His Life
• Light City Festival Comes To Electrifying End
• Chicago White Sox pitcher has brain hemorrhage during game
• One Person Injured In Carjacking, Car Chase
• Drone Force 2 Video: Massive Tree Removed From Mount Vernon Family's Home
• Police Searching For Suspect Who Struck Officer With SUV
• Mayor Jim Kenney Speaks At Unveiling Of New Civil War Memorial
• 10 arrested at neo-Nazi rally in Newnan, Georgia
• Furry Tails: Abby, Rusty, Arthur & Marilyn Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• Roberta Flack leaves Harlem awards show after feeling ill
• Actor Verne Troyer From 'Austin Powers' Films Dead At 49
• SPPD: Man Killed In Crash With Domestic Assault Suspect
• Emeryville Police Rescue Baby Raccoon Trapped Under SUV Hood
• No Lights Or Sirens; Fire Station's Low-Sensory Tour For Kids With Autism
• Trump Blasts NY Times Reporter, Says Cohen Won't 'Flip'
• Iran open to prisoner swap if US has 'change of attitude'
• Consumer Alert: Bridgeville Theater Cited For Mouse Infestation
• CU Astronomer Works On Satellite That Searches For Exoplanets
• Firefighters Battle 2-Alarm Blaze In East Village
• Teacher asks 8th-grade students to list positives of slavery
• It's Academic: April 21, 2018
• Trump denies report that he privately calls Rod Rosenstein "Mr. Peepers"
• Queen Elizabeth II Celebrates Her 92nd Birthday
• Actor Verne Troyer Passes Away At Age 49
• Judge Homers Off Stroman, Yankees Clobber Blue Jays
• Owner 'Bear-Maced' During Hummer Heist
• 'Avengers: Infinity War' Assembling For Possible Historic Box Office
• 3 Killed In Crash Between Van, Pickup Truck
• Avicii Songs Ring Out From Dutch Town's Bell Tower
• Suspect In Fatal Stabbing In Ventura Restaurant Was Reported Being Disruptive Hours Before Attack
• Actor Verne Troyer, 'Mini-Me' in Austin Powers films, dies at 49
• Wolves Set For Next Intense Battle With Rockets
• Hagedorn, Lewis Win GOP Endorsements; Dems Tap Feehan
• Woman Found Dead In North Andover Home
• Texas School Apologizes After 8th Graders Asked To List Positives Of Slavery
• Police: Woman Accidentally Shoots, Kills 2-Year-Old Daughter
• Barbara Bush Funeral Held; Remembered As 'First Lady Of The Greatest Generation'
• Police: Man Fires More Than 100 Rounds Into Cabin After Fight With Friend
• Minn. Man Gets Deferred Sentence In Drunken Crash In Mont.
• 'Schools Need Musicals': Rival Schools Team Up On Stage
• Sister Decries 'Deplorable Conditions' Of Street In Ohio Named For Alan Page
• Actor Verne Troyer Dies At 49
• Sheriff: Man Found Shot After Allegedly Shooting Uncle In Head
• Verne Troyer dies at 49
• 'Austin Powers' Actor Verne Troyer Dead At 49
• Police: 2 Teens Accused Of Attacking, Carjacking Pregnant Teacher Arrested
• 'Austin Powers' Actor Verne Troyer Dead At Age 49
• S.F. Man Killed, Five Hurt in Bayview Late-Night Shooting
• Trump considers pardon of first black champion boxer
• Robbery Suspect Injures Duquesne Police Officer
• White Sox Reliever Suffers Brain Hemorrhage During Game
• Officials: Maryland Boating Season Start Deadliest In Years
• Verne Troyer, Best Known As Mini-Me In 'Austin Powers,' Dies At 49
• Adviser To State's Attorney Resigns Amid Criminal Charges
• Police Find 33 Pounds Of Marijuana After Traffic Stop
• Father Killed In Random Attack At Restaurant While Holding Daughter
• Trump Considering Full Pardon For Late Boxer Jack Johnson
• Hawaii Rescue Boat Operator Accused Of Demanding Money From Flood Victims
• Dutch Town's Bell Tower Plays Avicii Songs As A Tribute To The Late Swedish Artist
• Sox Reliever Suffers Brain Hemorrhage In Dugout
• George H.W. Bush Wears Socks With Books To Honor Wife's Commitment To Literacy
• Former Officer Pleads Guilty To Attempted Sexual Assault
• Man Convicted In Homewood Girl's 2016 Death
• Hundreds Say Goodbye To Barbara Bush
• ATF Recovers Explosives Stolen From Worksite In Lancaster County
• Official: Shotgun In Guitar Case Was Used In School Shooting
• Carjacking Victim Dragged Several Feet In Little Village
• George H.W. Bush wears book socks to honor late wife's commitment to literacy
• Mayor's Paris Trip Cost Nearly $13,000 Each For More Than 30 People
• MS Patients Use Cooling Products To Keep On Going
• Deputies: Father Shoots, Kills Girlfriend, Wounds 8-Year-Old Daughter In Compton Home
• Suspect In Ex-Girlfriend's Gardena Killing Captured In Texas After Standoff
• Scammers Target Donations In Name Of Slain Yarmouth Officer
• After Facebook Scrutiny, Is Google Next?
• AIDS Charity Gets Help From People 'Dining Out'
• 3 Rivers Comicon May 19-20, 2018
• N. Korea stops short of suggesting any intention of giving up nuclear arsenal
• Barbara Bush Remembered As 'First Lady Of The Greatest Generation'
• Hundreds Gather To Remember Barbara Bush In Private Funeral
• 'Curve Ahead' Signs Discarded Where Teen Drove Off Road, Died
• Pittsburgh Police Locate Missing Brothers
• Animals Show Results With Stem Cell Research At CSU
• Truck Becomes Wedged Underneath Railroad Bridge
• Hundreds Gather To Honor Barbara Bush In Private Funeral Service
• Suspected Florida school shooter makes first court appearance
• FBI Releases Photos Of Bank Robbery Suspects
• NASA Shares Stunning Images To Celebrate Hubble's 28th Birthday
• Historian: Barbara Bush Was 'First Lady Of The Greatest Generation'
• Gronkowski Vows To Be 'Freek-A-Leek' Upon Return To Field
• Three Shot, One Dead In West Woodlawn
• Pedestrian Struck, Killed On Pennsylvania Turnpike
• Hamas vows revenge after key member gunned down in Malaysia
• Knoxville Teen Shot In Ear While Sleeping On Couch
• 2 Pedestrians Struck – 1 Fatally – in Vallejo
• State Rep. Jim Miceli Dies After Collapsing At Little League Parade
• Nine Displaced After Woodlawn Fire
• 8-Year-Old NJ Girl On A Mission To Save Toys "R" Us
• Glow-In-The-Dark Sidewalk Art Sheds Light On Pedestrian Safety
• Jonathan Wilson on songwriting and chasing that Laurel Canyon sound
• Allison Mack of "Smallville" arrested for role in sex cult
• 2 Women Killed In Fiery 405 Freeway Wreck In Long Beach
• Meet the one-handed player who's probably headed to the NFL
• Long Island Mom Busted On Drug Charges After Allegedly Giving Son, 4, Pot Brownie
• Burglary Suspect Dies At Hospital
• Cubs Beat Rockies 16-5
• NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick honored by human rights org.
• Man, Woman Shot To Death In Abandoned Building In South LA
• Second Marijuana Legalization Hearings Held At Rowan University
• Royals snap 9-game skid, beat Tigers 3-2 to salvage split
• Police Search for Missing 11-Year-Old Oxnard Boy
• Haley's "I don't get confused" comment captures attention
• Man Dies While In Custody Following Arrest In Santa Ana
• Chemical weapons inspectors visit site of alleged gas attack
• 4/21 CBS2 Saturday Afternoon Weather Headlines
• Trump lashes out at New York Times reporter in latest attack on press
• Third Annual 'Car Free NYC' Day Takes Over City Streets
• Patrice Bergeron 'Looking Good,' Likely To Play In Game 5
• Day Of Music & Art In Store At High Line's 'Culture Shock Festival'
• Seth Rogen doesn't think North Korea was behind Sony hack
• Man Wanted In Violent Kidnapping, Rape Case Arrested
• 'The Suit Calls You': Santas Gather For International Celebration
• Helpful Tips For Parents Of Children With Autism
• Mike's Mix: The Hasty Tasty's Green Mary
• Former First Lady, Barbara Bush, Laid To Rest Saturday
• Knot Your Average Bread: Thursday Marks National Pretzel Day
• Avicii, EDM pioneer and DJ, found dead at 28
• Woman Dies From Injuries Suffered In Brockton Crash
• Heavy Fire In Point Breeze Leaves 2 Dead
• Relatives win injunction stopping sales of Frida Kahlo Barbie doll
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links (April 21)
• Community Rallies To Help Save Injured K-9 Officer
• Medical Transparency A Tough Sell In Colorado Legislature
• Dad stabbed to death in random attack as daughter sits in lap at restaurant
• Chris Christie Leaves Taxpayers To Foot $85,000 Bill For Official Portrait
• 'He Didn't Deserve It:' Police Release New Video Of Suspect Wanted In Brutal Slaying Of Disabled Former MTA Bus Driver
• Police: Man Dies In Single Vehicle Crash On Cobbs Creek Parkway
• Centro: An American Story - Race Amity and the Other Tradition
• Police: At Least 2 Dead Following Crash On Route 42
• The Dish: Venezuelan chef Lorena Garcia
• 4/21 CBS2 Saturday Morning Weather Headlines
• Baltimore Police Investigate Overnight Fatal Shooting
• Bucks Thump Celtics In Game 3 To Narrow Series Gap
• Barbara Bush Eulogized As 'First Lady Of The Greatest Generation'
• Fifth Grand Slam Of The Season Lifts Red Sox Over Athletics
• Nature up close: Freezing soap bubbles
• WEATHER BLOG: A Warm Weekend
• Queen Elizabeth II to mark her 92nd birthday with star-studded concert
• Bruins Can't Count On Pretty Result In Game 5 Without Some Adjustments
• Dog Found Abandoned In Storage Bin
• CDC Warns To Toss Romaine Lettuce; Local Stores Unaffected By Recall
• Davis Cops Hoping To Avoid Repeat Of Picnic Day Confrontation
• Lawsuit: Sheriff's Department Changed Autopsy Report In Police Excessive Force Case
• Saturday's Show Info. (4/21/18)
• Hawaii's Kauai hit with more rain days after historic deluge
• The royal wedding: The big day and beyond
• "Meghan Markle: American Princess" -- from child activist to global star to future royal
• The world reacts to a royal engagement

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