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Articles from April 4, 2019

• Rafael Reyna, Father Attacked Outside Dodger Stadium, Had Altercation With Suspect, Police Say
• CHP Officer Paralyzed At Fairfield Trampoline Park Proceeds With Lawsuit
• Fire Burns At Cal Fire Station In St. Helena, Damages Several Fire Engines
• Arrest Report Released For Former Playboy Model Accused Of Murdering A Doctor
• Drive-By Golf Balling Incidents Under Investigation In Sonora
• Coroner's Jury Rules Murder-Suicide In Fatal SUV Plunge Off Hwy. 1 Cliff
• Johnson Scores In OT, Avs Beat Jets 3-2 To Earn Playoff Spot
• Cherry Creek High Students Plan Walkout To Honor Teen Who Took Own Life
• Heartbreaking Loss Of Life Can Mean Second Chance For Another
• Hidden Camera Found Near Female Firefighter's Bed In Denver Fire Station
• River Cats Home Opener Draws In Fans With Affordable, Family-Friendly Amenities
• Man Fatally Stabbed At San Jose Shopping Center
• Measles Outbreak: Doctors Working To Stop The Spread
• Proposed UC Davis Student Housing Complex Faces Critical Test
• Homeless Veterans With Children Face Difficult Choice
• Reckless Driving Suspect Leads Police On Dangerous Pursuit Through SoCal
• 72-Year-Old San Jose Man Would Fight Back Against Teen Carjacker All Over Again
• Police: 10 Placer High Students Involved In Counterfeit $20 Bills Case
• Pedestrian, 80, Struck And Killed By Vehicle In West Sacramento
• Oakland To Invest Millions In 'Tuff Shed' Program To Help House Homeless
• Warriors Close In On West's Top Seed With Blowout Win Over Lakers, 108-90
• Kings Bounce Back From 25-Point Loss To Beat Cavs 117-104
• Chicago Says City Will Sue Jussie Smollett For $130K To Cover Cost Of Investigation
• Bear Breaks Into Subaru, Lured By Gummy Bears Inside
• Mayor, Republic FC To Announce Stadium Deal In Railyards
• Jack Osbourne Randomly Attacked At Studio City Coffee Shop
• School Administrator Uses Weapon During Confrontation, Is Arrested
• OC Aesthetician Kidnapped In Uganda, Held For $500K Ransom
• Trump To Visit Beverly Hills For Fundraiser Friday
• Connected K Previews the ACM Awards On CBS 11 And 'The Jar Of Embarrassing Questions' That Awaits Celebrities
• Fried Shines As Braves Complete 3-Game Sweep Of Cubs, 9-4
• Officer Nearly Struck By Vehicle During Traffic Stop In Carrick
• Suspect Arrested After Stabbing In Everett
• Jets Unveil Brand New Uniforms As Excitement Builds For Upcoming Season
• Parents Want To Know Why Marvin Camras Elementary School Still Shut Down After Mercury Spill
• 12-Year-Old Saved From Brooklyn Subway Tracks By Hero MTA Conductor
• Bicyclist Struck And Killed By Drunk Driver In Riverbank
• Family Of Timmothy Pitzen Calls For Forgiveness Of Brian Rini, Who Claimed To Be The Missing Boy
• 'Society Sweeps It Under The Rug': Local Grief Counselor Implores Women To Open Up About Miscarriages
• Frisco Bay Marina Project Designed To Improve Boating Experience
• Nipsey Hussle memorialized in Los Angeles murals
• Montembeault Shines For Panthers In Shootout Loss To Islanders
• Business Owners Hope McGregor Square Will Boost Ballpark Neighborhood
• Finishing Touches Are Put On Final Four Fun
• Brian Rini's Family Says He Needs To Be Punished For Timmothy Pitzen Hoax
• MacKenzie Bezos Will Get 25% Of Couple's Amazon Shares After Divorce From Jeff Bezos
• Colorado Deputies Cleared Of Wrongdoing In Fatal Shooting
• Cohen Says He Has 14 Million Files Of "Significant Value" In Bid For Lighter Sentence
• Man Arrested In Mandan Quadruple Slayings
• Cheswick Votes To Disband Police Department
• Flyers Allow 5 Goals In First 10 Minutes, Lose To Blues 7-3 In Road Finale
• Jaroslav Halak Stops 26 Shots As Bruins Beat Wild 3-0
• Embiid, Sixers Fall To Top-Seeded Bucks 128-122
• Massive Fire Destroys Building In Cohasset
• New Development By Coors Field Named 'McGregor Square'
• WCCO Viewers' Choice For Most Popular Twin Cities Tourist Attraction
• Halak Stops 26 Shots As Bruins Beat Wild 3-0
• How Has Minneapolis Changed Since The Last Final Four?
• Survivor Of Deadly Deerfield Beach Crash Shares Story Of Losing Daughter, Mother
• Former Dallas Councilman Dwaine Caraway Will Be Sentenced Friday For Accepting Bribes
• Driver Survives Close Call As Tree Branch Pierces Car Windshield
• Pets Killed, Home Destroyed In New Kensington Fire
• Two-Year-Old Dies After Fall From Third Story Window In North Lawndale Neighborhood
• 'I Was The Only One Dumb Enough To Run Up To The Fire': Police Officer Saves Elderly Couple From Ridley Park Fire
• Baltimore Is 'Most Robbed City' In The U.S., Study Shows
• Illini Basketball Fans Don't Have Fond Memories Of Auburn Coach Bruce Pearl
• Woman, 46, Found Dead At Lodi Park; Police Investigating Homicide
• Suspension Urged For South Jersey Judge Who Told Sexual Assault Victim She Could 'Close Your Legs'
• Officials: Witnesses Say Deadly Fire Started Outside Homes
• Md. Senate Unanimously Approves Emergency Bill To Overhaul UMMS Board, Prompted By Mayor Pugh's Book Deals
• Pirates Shutout Reds 2-0, Lyles Pitches Five Innings In Debut
• Body Found Near Alameda Park After Crews Put Out Brush Fire
• Fugitive Recovery Operation In Tenderloin Leads To 70 Arrests
• Man Who Died After Mission District Shooting At CDCR Building Identified
• Glen Mills School Files Appeal To Stay Open After Abuse Allegations, Says It's 'The Harvard Of Reform Schools'
• Jill James Discovers 'Trash' Blowing Along Road In Auburn Is $14K Cash
• Tickets For First 2 Penguins Home Playoff Games On Sale
• Police Investigating Shooting, 17-Year-Old Male Hospitalized
• Yanks Spoil O's Home Opener, Take Series Opener, 8-4
• Driver Pulled From Dangling Car Off Side Of Parking Garage In Miami Springs
• Michael Bennet Committed To Presidential Run If He Beats Cancer
• All Four Teens Get Weekend Jail Sentences, Community Service In Glenelg High Hate Crime Case
• Cuomo Forced To Defend Why Congestion Pricing Panel Being Kept A Mystery Until After 2020 Election
• Weather Blog: Clouds, Cooler Temperatures, Rain And Drizzle On The Way
• Ozzy Osbourne Postpones 2019 Pittsburgh Tour Stop
• Hundreds Of Fish Dead After Firefighter Foam Reaches Codornices Creek
• Cell Tower To Be Shut Down, Officials Now Look To Ground In Elementary School Cancer Cases
• SF Tech Company Creates VR Rendering Of Proposed Navigation Center
• Penguins Beat Red Wings 4-1, Clinch 13th Straight Playoff Berth
• Laurel Man Pleads Guilty To Committing 5 Armed Robberies Of Pharmacies Across Maryland
• Placer County Woman Turns In Missing Bag With $14K
• CBS News' foreign correspondents awarded Free Expression Awards
• State Police Arrest Nearly 2 Dozen People, Effort To Suppress Illegal Drugs, Gang Activities, In Western Maryland
• Attorney For Officer In Eric Garner Death: NYPD Surgeon Ruled There Was No Chokehold
• Man Dies After Being Punched By Mexican Actor Pablo Lyle During Road Rage Incident In Miami
• San Jose Community Fights To Restore Painted-Over Chicano Mural
• Texas Longhorns Win NIT Championship In A Blowout
• SSA Employee Facing Federal Indictment For Scheme To Obtain Over $236K In Social Security Benefits
• Homegrown Elite Runner Tim Ritchie Takes Calm Approach To Boston Marathon
• 'Charred And Unrecognizable' Remains Of Body Found Amid Intense Search For Missing Staten Island Mother Jeanine Cammarata
• 23 Potential Mohamed Noor Trial Jurors Have Now Been Dismissed
• More Than 540 Million Records About Facebook Users Publicly Exposed
• Jury rules deaths of family of 8 that plunged off Calif. cliff were murder-suicide
• Two 18YOs Arrested In Connection To Armed Pharmacy Robberies
• 'We're Taking Action': Minn. Democrats Try To Force Vote On Gun Control Bills
• Gleyber's Big Day Saves Yankees, Homers Twice In 8-4 Win
• 'Never Give Up': Orono Teen Marit Francis Credits St. Jude Hospital For Brain Cancer Victory
• Man Arrested For Allegedly Filming High School Girl Swimmers From Portable Toilet
• Man Gets Life Sentence For Baby's Death, Sexual Abuse
• Court Orders Denver Police Officers Reinstated In DeHerrera Beating Case
• 3 New Businesses To Check Out Now In Midtown
• Judge Hears Arguments To Overturn Rockland County Executive's Measles Emergency Order
• Dallas ISD Puts Skyline High Teacher Accused Of Making Racist Comments On Administrative Leave
• Watch: Sixers Fans Go Nuts As Bryce Harper Rings The Bell Before Thursday's Game
• Eric Krieg Of Munster, Indiana, Sentenced To 29 Years For Mailing Pipe Bomb
• 'I Thought It Was A Scam': Havertown Woman Wins $30,000 As Part Of Acme's Monopoly Game
• Smollett to face civil lawsuit over investigation that cost Chicago $130,000
• VIDEO: Work Truck Slams Into Intersection During Chase
• Methuen Police Investigating Shooting Death Of German Shepherd
• I-70 Pursuit Ends On Floyd Hill
• Water Main Break Repairs Keep Yosemite Closed For Days
• Jussie Smollett To Face Lawsuit Demanding He Pay Chicago $130,000 For Alleged Hoax
• Berkeley Police Seek Help Identifying Apple Store Theft Suspects
• Shortage Of Psychiatrists Causing A Growing Mental Health Crisis
• Laureano Nails Another Red Sox Runner, Athletics Win 7-3
• Ancient 4-legged whale walked on land and swam in the sea, scientists say
• Study: Pittsburgh Is The Eighth Most Gentrifying US City
• 72-Year-Old San Jose Man To Teen Carjacker: 'I Don't Care If You Have A Gun'
• University Of Kansas To Offer 'Angry White Male Studies' Course
• Dallas County Confirms First Measles Case In Dallas Since 2017
• 'We're Giving Them Something To Rally Around': Devastating Tornado On Minds Of Auburn Players
• Foxx Under Fire From Suburban Law Enforcement Officials
• North Mankato: Three Suspected Heroin Overdoses In 72 Hours
• Kelsey Berreth's Parents Maintain Custody Of Her Daughter
• AG Keith Ellison Names Drug Price Task Force Members
• 'The Helmet Shattered': Lifelong Biker Describes Being Taken Down By Booby Trap
• Put Down The Controller: How To Tell If Your Child Is Playing Video Games Too Much
• Cohen says he has 14 million files of "significant value"
• Woman Reports Man Touching Himself Inappropriately Outside North Center School
• Taste With Tori: Famous Pink's Hot Dog Stand Opens Shop In King Of Prussia
• Repairs On Townsends Inlet Bridge Will Not Be Completed By Memorial Day Weekend, Officials Say
• 'Pittsburgh Is Not As Progressive As It Wants To Pretend To Be': Rising Literary Star Damon Young On Being Black In Pittsburgh
• Nipsey Hussle Memoralized In 3 LA Murals
• Georgia Republicans propose "Journalism Ethics Board" and fines for news outlets
• Want To Adopt A Chicken? Bradshaw Animal Shelter Is Overrun With Roosters & Hens
• Baltimore City Fire Fighters Battle West Baltimore House Fire
• Hoax: Brian Rini Claimed To Be Timmothy Pitzen, Aurora Boy Missing Since 2011, Police Say
• Pottstown Police Issue Arrest Warrants For 2 Teens Wanted In Shooting Of 13-Year-Old Girl
• Steve Wynn's Ex-Wife Answers Tough Questions From Mass. Gaming Commission
• Nonprofit Helping North Texas Families Impacted By ICE Raid
• Zoo Keys Return To Philadelphia Zoo After 12-Year Absence
• PNC Dedicates Additional $150 Million To Grow Up Great Program
• A former teacher is using dirt bikes to inspire future engineers
• Aurora Police Say Although Timmothy Pitzen Was Not Found, Renewed Attention Could Bring New Leads
• Findlay Twp. Resident Says Mandatory Waste Management Trash Cans Are Too Big For Her To Use
• Philadelphia Doctors, Scientists Create Revolutionary New Treatment To Combat Glioblastoma
• Carroll School District Tests New Lightning Detection System
• Sheriff: Victims In Foothill Farms Double Homicide Shot And Killed Each Other
• Eric Holder, Represented By Attorney Christopher Darden, Charged With Murder In Nipsey Hussle Shooting
• Officials Warn Of Wildfire Season After Massive Brush Fire On Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst Placed Under Control
• Strasburg Silences Mets, Continues Dominance At Citi Field
• Boeing CEO acknowledges flight control system may be to blame in deadly crashes
• Denton ISD Mourns Passing Of High School Principal
• Gov. Polis Presents Plan To Save Coloradans Money On Health Care
• New Laser Treatment May Make Port Wine Birthmarks Thing Of The Past
• New Program Helps Military Vets Start New Businesses
• ISP Trooper Gerald Ellis To Be Laid To Rest Friday
• UPMC Rehab Neural Engineering Lab Taking Next Steps In Development Of Thought-Controlled Robot Arm
• New Report Details Sorry State Of Many New Jersey Bridges
• Raynham Business Honored For Commitment To Hiring People With Disabilities
• Charge Dismissed Against Man Arrested After Mom Reported Attempted Child Abduction
• Bad Diets Linked To Nearly 11 Million Deaths Globally, Study Finds
• Court Dismisses Former Sheriff Scott Israel's Lawsuit Against Gov. Ron DeSantis
• Suspected Miami Beach Rolex Bandit Busted
• J.P. Taravella High Code Red Turned Out To Be False Alarm
• Pilot Program Brings Hundreds Of Electric Scooters To Streets, Sidewalks Of Downtown Miami
• Suspects in Gerald Ford's grave vandalism turn themselves in
• NYC Teacher Faces Backlash For Showing Anti-Abortion Video To Fifth-Grade Class
• Changes Coming To Port Authority's P1 Route
• 'The Cost Has Gone Up': Worldwide Helium Shortage Impacting Party Stores
• Sisters Hit By Big Rig While Walking To School; 1 Dead
• Hill House To Close In June
• Flood Of Free Final Four Festivities For Friday
• Tesla CEO Elon Musk Attends SEC Contempt-Of-Court Hearing
• Rich Get Richer; Curry's New Contacts Break Him Out Of Shooting Slump
• Street Paving Season: Crews Plan To Resurface 510 Miles Of Road In Denver
• Prince Harry suggests Fortnite should be banned
• Funds Being Raised For Renters Injured In Breckenridge House Explosion
• Final Four Visitors Get A Taste Of Jucy Lucys, Skyway System
• Richard Branson Announces Brightline, Renamed Virgin Trains USA, Beginning Track Expansion To Orlando
• Miami Beach Wedding Crasher Arrested After Assaulting Guests, Head-Butting Police Officer
• Brian Michael Rini: Fast Facts On The Man Who Claimed To Be Timmothy Pitzen
• Man Accused Of Threatening To Set Off A Bomb At Doral SunPass HQ
• Walpole Police Search For 'Armed And Dangerous' Man After Knife Attack
• MISSING: Danny Spretnjak, 33, Last Seen At O'Hare International Airport
• Woman Sues Sephora After Claiming She Contracted Herpes Sampling Lipstick
• Person Found In Kentucky Is Not Timmothy Pitzen, Missing Since 2011, FBI Says
• Fort Worth Police Save, Protect Ducklings After Mother Duck Struck In Road
• People Are Selling Opening Day 'Avengers: Endgame' Tickets On eBay For $15,000
• 'The Book Of Mormon' Arrives At The Hippodrome Theatre
• Mets Fans' Good Vibrations Dashed In Bust Of A Home Opener
• Man Envisions Making Yoga Retreat Out Of 'Rat Island' In The Bronx
• State Police: Woman Charged With Allegedly Having Inappropriate Sexual Contact With 4-Year-Old
• Adam Jones Has Padres Fan Ejected, Says Fan Was 'Cussing Me Out'
• Elon Musk should be fined, SEC says
• Former Hurricanes Running Back Mark Walton Arrested For Third Time In Three Months
• Mormon church now allowing children of LGBT parents to be baptized
• Long Island's Problem With Recycling Glass May Have Fix In Oyster Bay
• FBI: DNA test results indicate person isn't missing boy he claimed to be
• NFL Draft 2019: Mississippi Receiver D.K. Metcalf Is About More Than Muscles
• U.S. colleges halt work with Huawei following federal charges
• Miss Costa, A 12-Foot Great White Shark, Returns To Florida Waters
• Funeral Held For Nick Flacco, Son Of Philadelphia Police Inspector
• Roofer Accused Of Ripping Off North Texans Back In Jail
• Berkeley Engineer Pleads Not Guilty To Poisoning Co-Worker
• More Than 750,000 Could Lose Food Stamps Under Trump Proposal -- Many The Poorest Of The Poor
• House moves closer to suing Trump over emergency declaration
• Timmothy Pitzen Disappearance: Missing Children Found Safe: What Are The Odds?
• UC Davis Medical Center Warns 200 People Of Potential Measles Exposure
• 12th Annual Bridge Walk For Peace Commemorates Dr. Martin Luther King's Legacy Of Peace And Equality
• DNA Test Shows Teen Claiming To Be Timmothy Pitzen Is Not Missing Boy
• National Institutes Of Health Begin Human Trial Of 'Universal' Flu Vaccine
• Final Four Guide: Top 10 Most Instagram-Worthy Spots In Downtown Minneapolis
• Police Searching For Driver In Hit-And-Run That Killed 12-Year-Old
• Reading To Your Child May Give Them A Million More Words, Study Says
• Trump recommends Herman Cain for Federal Reserve
• Snack In A Snap: Pink's Hot Dog Chicago-Style Recipe
• Final Four Guide: Best Breweries To Visit While You're In Minneapolis
• Man Wanted For Multiple Counts Of Sex Trafficking Arrested In Fort Worth
• Man In Jail For Sexual Assault In Uptown Parking Garage Now Charged In Mesquite
• Man suspected of shooting Nipsey Hussle charged with murder
• Final Four Guide: 5 Restaurants To Try Near U.S. Bank Stadium
• Timmothy Pitzen's Disappearance; A Timeline Of How He Went Missing Eight Years Ago
• San Francisco Police Arrest Sword-Slashing Suspect In 'MAGA' Hat
• Nuggets In Midst Of Fierce Battle For NBA Playoff Seeding In Western Conference
• Anti-Fracking Group Cries Foul, The Post Brewery Halts Beer Named After Hickenlooper
• 4 Days Of Racing Resumes At Santa Anita Park, Days After Death Of 23rd Horse
• 2 Men Shot In Broad Daylight In Southwest Philadelphia
• Final Four Guide: 10 Fun Things To Check Out In The Twin Cities
• Final Four Guide: Best Places To View The City
• Final Four Guide: Top 10 Things To Do At Mall Of America
• Massachusetts OKs Funds To Offset Planned Parenthood Losses
• Tim Tebow Makes Triple-A Debut, 'Enjoys The Journey'
• Final Four Guide: Navigating Downtown Minneapolis
• Legislation To Pay Off Student Loan Debt For Texas Law Enforcement Gaining Steam
• Nadler demands Barr release Mueller summaries and turn over communications
• Stolen Truck Loaded With Cookie Dough Leads Police On Hours-Long Chase
• Vikings Bolster Offensive Line, Sign Dakota Dozier
• John Hickenlooper To Meet Charleston Church Shooting Survivors
• Operations To Resume At Warrendale Postal Facility Following Mercury Spill
• Crews Battle 3-Alarm Fire At Recycling Plant In Vineland
• CBS News: 14-Year-Old Claims To Be Boy Missing Since 2011
• Assaults Against Elderly Men In The US Up 75%, Study Finds
• Hundreds Of Counterfeit Designer Baseball Caps Seized At Dulles International Airport
• Portions Of Schuylkill Expressway To Close In Philly, Montgomery County As Crews Begin 2-Year Viaducts Project
• You may be applying sunscreen wrong
• Facebook Deals With Security Breach, Millions Of User Records Exposed
• Missing New Kensington Girl Found Safe
• Timmothy Pitzen: 5 Fast Facts About Missing Aurora Boy
• Bel Air Man Drives Subaru Into Home Allegedly Under The Influence
• Amazon's Jeff Bezos, Wife MacKenzie Finalize Divorce
• Acting Mayor Jack Young Takes Up Fight To Block Preakness, Pimlico Move
• Teenager Arrested In Connection To Multiple Overnight Fires
• Ramsey County Officials Vow To Step Up Sex Assault Investigations
• Ghost Ship Owners Refuse To Answer Key Questions At Deadly Warehouse Fire Trial
• NCAA Tournament Picks: What Team Will Win It All?
• NCAA Tournament Picks: What Team Will Win It All?
• Sen. Ted Cruz Says Closing US-Mexico Border 'Would Be Devastating To Texas'
• Netflix: 2.7 Million Americans Still Get DVDs In The Mail
• Car Drives Completely Into Mansfield Bakery
• Everything you need to know about artificial intelligence
• TSA Finds Loaded Gun In Westmoreland Co. Man's Carry-On Bag At Pittsburgh Airport
• Charles County Man Arrested On Child Pornography Charges
• Upper St. Clair High School World Language Program Wins Golden Globe Award
• Florida Could Expand Self-Driving Car Law
• Sin localizar 97 mil niños del padrón de estancias infantiles. Tras revisión del programa, se detectaron irregularidades.
• New Mom, Who Lost Job Over Request To Pump At Work, Speaks Out
• Rock Legend Ozzy Osbourne Postpones Sacramento Show One Year
• Brienne of Tarth slayed the "Game of Thrones" red carpet
• St. Paul Man Sentenced To 24 Years In Prison For Beating Death Of 24-Year-Old
• Wife Pranks Husband With Dozens Of Amazon Boxes On April Fools' Day
• Elon Musk In Court To Face Possible Contempt Of Court Charges
• Violencia extrema en México. Aumentan las agresiones con ácido en la CDMX.
• Trump says China trade deal has "very good chance of happening"
• Plan Would Allow Lt. Gov. Jeanette Nuñez To Be Based In Miami
• Carnegie Museum Of Natural History Announces Sensory Friendly Saturdays
• Industry Group: 35 More Mass. Nursing Homes Could Close This Year
• 3-Day Operation Nets Illegal Drugs, Firearms And Lots Of Cash In Keene
• Ozzy Osbourne postpones 2019 shows as he recovers from injury
• See It: LA Drivers Spend Hours In Parking Spot Stand-Off
• Beyonce and Ivy Park teaming up with Adidas
• Bay Area Firm Represents Family In First Suit Against Boeing Over Ethiopian Airlines Crash
• Crews Paint Purple Stripe On Blake Street As Rockies Prepare For Home Opener
• Florida Senate Eyes Tax Breaks For Diapers, School Needs
• Anaheim Police Shoot Suspect During Standoff
• Turkey criticizes State Dept over description of Pompeo meeting
• "Avengers" tickets on eBay for $15,000 or more
• The Foote Files: Happy Birthday Doris Day
• Burglary Suspect Barricaded Inside Essex Home
• 'WOW!': Video Captures Colorful 'Fireball' Streaking Across Southeast Morning Sky
• Daffodil Hill Closed For Season As Heavy Rain Expected To Damage Blooms
• Hahnemann University Hospital Laying Off Nearly 200 Employees
• LA Seeks Funding Solutions For Road, Sidewalk Repairs Ahead Of 2028 Olympics
• Grand Jury Indicts Louis Coleman in Jassy Correia Kidnapping, Death
• Penn State Investigating After Controversial Posters Found On Campus
• Officers Fatally Shoot Man Who Threatened Them In Kalamazoo
• State Test Required 10th Graders To Write From Racist Point Of View
• Police: Father Staged Burglary To Hide Theft Of Daughter's Girl Scout Cookie Money
• Dutch Bros Holding Fundraiser For Teens Killed In Dixon
• Property Taxes Are Rising -- Here's A List Of Who Pays The Most
• Artist Who Created Paint-By-Numbers Pictures Dies
• President Trump Tweets Photoshopped Video Mocking Joe Biden's Response On 'Inappropriate Touching'
• Lawsuit: Shooting survivor's boss told him to "get over it"
• Save Some Stress By Taking RTD To Rockies' Home Opener
• VIDEO: Juvenile Arrested In Violent Carjacking Of San Jose 72-Year-Old
• Woman Who Berated 'MAGA' Hat Wearing Man In Palo Alto Starbucks Loses Job
• Police Charge 2 Teenagers With Vandalizing Middleton Summer Camp
• Jury Deliberations Continue In Locust Point Bartender Murder Trial
• NH Teacher Charged With Raping Child While Working At Newton Summer Camp
• Baby Wallaby At San Jose Zoo Ready To Leave Mom's Pouch
• Clippers owner Steve Ballmer: Winning an NBA title is one big goal that has eluded me
• David Ortiz Surprises Dorchester Students With Visit, Red Sox Hats
• Second-Grader Dies After Contracting 'Rare' Bacterial Meningitis
• Wisconsin Family Desperate For Liver Donor For Infant Son Marcus Albers
• Trio Arrested For Stalking, Robbing South SF Couple After Casino Win
• Folk Music, Cherry Blossoms, Smorgasburg Top Weekend's To Dos In NYC
• Investigators: No Apparent Motive In State College Fatal Shooting
• 'They Look Up To Me': Local NFL Star Joins Philadelphia CeaseFire To Fight Gun Violence In North Philly
• Timmothy Pitzen's Family Hopes DNA Tests Will Confirm Today If Boy In Kentucky Is Missing Teen From Aurora
• Pa. State-Owned Universities Could Set Own Tuition Soon
• Frozen Beef Patties Recalled Due To Possible Plastic Contamination
• 20,000 Pounds Of Frozen Beef Patties Recalled Due To Possible Plastic Contamination
• "The Brink" director says Bannon must be held responsible
• Nate Bargatze On New Comedy Special & NYC Comedy Scene
• Inmate In Medically-Induced Coma After Cellmate Stomps His Head More Than 20 Times, Officials Say
• Charges: Armed Robbery Suspects Posted Pic With $100 Bills On Social Media
• Report: Glen Sather To Step Down As Rangers President At Season's End
• Flint Water Crisis Takes Center Stage In New Play
• Colorado Springs Bike Trail Booby Trapped, 2 Cyclists Hurt
• Judge Rejects Lawsuit Over Pa. Turnpike Toll Increases
• Who is Tim Ryan, the latest 2020 Democrat running for president?
• CVS Expanding Same-Day Prescription Delivery Service Nationwide
• Mormons Repeal Ban On Baptisms For Children Of Gay Parents
• Moon jellyfish are invading a harbor in Southern California
• Jussie Smollett Faces Deadline To Pay Chicago $130,000 For Alleged Hoax
• Bill Requiring Priests To Report Abuse Revealed In Confessions Passes First Committee Vote
• Authorities Find Body Of 73-Year-Old Man In Delaware Canal In Bucks County
• What Parents Need To Know About Fortnite And Setting Limits
• Pittsburgh Pirates Place Corey Dickerson On 10-Day IL With Shoulder Strain
• The Facts On Brexit: What You Need To Know
• Slightly Below-Average Hurricane Season Predicted In The Atlantic
• Opening Day Is Here, O's Take On Yanks, New Additions To Camden Yards
• Property taxes are rising — here's who pays the most
• Florida Bill Seeks To Add Gambling Warnings On Lottery Tickets
• 221 Projects On MnDOT's 2019 Road Construction List
• Red Flag Fire Warning Issued Due To Winds, Dry Conditions
• Ugly Relationship Between Aaron Rodgers, Mike McCarthy Detailed In Bleacher Report Story
• Man Faces Homicide Charge In McKees Rocks Bridge Crash
• Ben And Jerry's Launches Edible Cookie Dough Chunks
• Amtrak To Invest $90M For Baltimore Penn Station Improvements
• Britney Spears reportedly checks into health facility for self-care
• Shots Fired After Parking Lot Brawl At Pasadena's Brass Rail Pub
• Tougher Texting While Driving Ban Advances In Florida Legislature
• Mayor Pete Buttigieg sorry for saying "All Lives Matter"
• Female skaters swirl together: "Girl power is real"
• 4 Things To Know About The Rockies Home Opener
• Pittsburgh Weather: Rain Chances Return With Consistent Showers Expected Friday
• Worker At Deadly Chemical Plant Fire In Texas Files Lawsuit
• Man Charged After Armed Standoff In Wareham Ends Peacefully
• Former Orioles Pitcher Dave Johnson Hopes 30th Anniversary Of 'Why Not Season' Propels Team To Success In 2019
• World Series Champion Red Sox Will Also Celebrate Super Bowl Champion Patriots At Home Opener
• 4 Illinois Communities Get $2M For Wastewater Treatment
• Massachusetts Pulls Controversial MCAS Question On Race, Slavery
• Birdland Excitement In Full Swing For Orioles Opening Day
• Kathie Lee Gifford says goodbye to "Today" show
• Westbrook honors Nipsey Hussle with legendary performance
• Trump threatens to put tariffs on cars coming from Mexico
• WrestleMania 35: Betting On WWE Expected To Rival Betting On NFL
• Yabba Dabba Don't: Posh NorCal Town Rejects Flintstones House
• Pasadena Man Arrested With 29 Grams Of Crack Cocaine, $2.9K
• PNC Park Runs Out Of Hot Dog Buns During The Pittsburgh Pirates 'Buc Night' Promotion
• Teen Held In Fatal St. Paul Crash, Suspected Of Drunk Driving
• Red Sox Activate Steve Pearce From Injured List
• CBSLA The Rundown: 4/4 8am
• Waukegan Man Arrested For Selling Heroin Near School
• Northern Minnesota Police Officer Charged With Raping Teenager
• Child Porn Suspect Kills Self During Traffic Stop
• Undersheriff In San Juan County Shot In Face As Driver Commits Suicide
• What parents should know about Fortnite and setting limits
• Fallen Pittsburgh Police Officers Remembered 10 Years Later At Somber Memorial Service
• Sephora Settles Lawsuit With Woman Who Says She Got Oral Herpes From Lipstick Sample
• Another Honor For Royse City Officers Who Saved Woman From Sinking Car
• Man Sentenced To 15-30 Years In Jail In Ex-Girlfriend's Strangulation Death
• Grandfather Accused Of Beating Boy With Belt Denied Bond
• 'Avengers: Endgame' Tickets Already Selling Out; Revere Theater Offers 22-Marvel Movie Marathon
• Target Raises Its Minimum Wage To $13 From $12
• Miami Father Charged After Six-Year-Old Son Was Grazed By A Bullet
• Yankees Injuries: Tulowitzki Put On 10-Day IL
• Dozens Hurt, Displaced After Sunset Park Apartment Fire
• EPA Now Lets You Download Reports On Local Water System
• Ethiopian Plane Crash Report Finds Pilots Followed Boeing Guidance, But Couldn't Control Doomed 737 Max
• Owner of Kay Jewelers, Zales and Jared to close 150 stores
• In a rebuke to Trump, House votes to end support for Yemen war
• New Museum Lab Makes Children's Museum Fun For Older Kids, Too
• After Nearly Dying On Ice, Craig Cunningham Skates Again With Prosthetic Leg
• Girl, 10, Dies Following Apparent Road Rage Shooting
• Proposed Illinois Bill Would Give Newborns $50 For College Savings
• Road Closures Ahead OF Fort Lauderdale's Mercedes-Benz Corporate Run
• Denver Weather: Rockies Home Opener Will Be At Least 40 Degrees Warmer Than 2018
• LA Sheriff Alex Villanueva Reinstates Second Fired Deputy
• Police: Man Wanted For Questioning After Women Attacked In Prospect Park
• Israeli moon lander reaches lunar orbit
• Final Four Guide: Top 10 Things To Do At Mall Of America
• Suspect Pepper Sprays 51-Year-Old Man In Center City, Police Say
• Boy Identified, Reunited With Family After Being Found In Manhattan
• Miami-Dade Firefighters Hurt In Turnpike Crash
• Missing 16-Year-Old Boy With Autism Found On Long Island
• Pittsburgh Penguins Playoff Clinching Scenarios As Of April 4th
• Two Arrested With A Gun And Masks In Brentwood
• CVS Spreads Same-Day Prescription Deliveries To 36 States
• Domestic Violence Shelter Offers Free Dental Care For Survivors
• Bottle Of Wine A Week 'As Bad As 5-10 Cigarettes' For Cancer Risk, Study Finds
• String Of Robberies Strike Chicago's South Side
• Nipsey Hussle bodyguard retires after rapper's shooting death
• Sears To Open First Batch Of Smaller Stores
• "Femme Fatale Effect": Attractive Businesswomen Perceived As Less Trustworthy
• Can Vaping Trigger Seizures? Health Officials Investigate E-Cigarette Risks
• Target Raises Minimum Wage To $13 An Hour, Plans For $15 By 2020
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• Program Honors Women In The Detroit Police Department, Firefighters
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