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Articles from April 24, 2019

• Suspect In 3-Hour Pursuit Was AB 109 Early Release Parolee Who Just Got Out Of Prison
• OC Post Office Changes Its Name To Honor Soldier Killed In Iraq
• Clippers Beat Warriors 129-121 To Force Game 6
• Bill Aims To Protect Party Bus Drivers From Second-Hand Cannabis Smoke
• Kerry Lathan -- Man Shot Alongside Nipsey Hussle And Jailed -- Speaks Out
• Victim In Sunnyvale Pedestrian Crash Describes Suspect's Bizarre Behavior
• Combat Veteran With PTSD Charged For Allegedly Driving Into Crowd Of People
• BART Adds Emergency Call Boxes, Cameras At Oakland Coliseum Station
• Voters Could Decide On Large Tax On Nicotine Products To Combat Vaping Among Children
• Reality Check: Ad Highlights Negatives Of Initiative 300
• Denver Police Test GPS Technology That Could Replace Suspect Pursuits
• Avs Will Play Sharks In Round 2 Of Stanley Cup Playoffs
• Lou Williams, Clippers Force Game 6 Against Champ Warriors
• Sex Toy At Firefighters Gala Called 'Inappropriate, Unprofessional, Embarrassing'
• 'It Would Be Beautiful': New Development Promises To Bring Opportunity
• Neighbors Claim American 'Flag Rule Addendum' Restricts Freedom
• Hundreds Of Students Honored In First Round Of Aurora Scholar Honors
• Thunder Valley Adds Shows To Summer Concert Series
• Initiative Aims To Combat Climate Change By Charging Restaurant Customers An Extra 1% On Their Bills
• Should Michael Jackson's Name Remain On Elementary School's Auditorium?
• Air Force Academy Instructor Paul Sikkema Arrested, Accused Of Internet Luring Of A Child
• John Hickenlooper Talks 'Shame' After Touring National Lynching Memorial
• Sheriff: Man Arrested For Lewd Acts With 12-Year-Old Girl
• San Francisco Officials Eye Impact Of Tech IPO Cash On Real Estate Market
• Hundreds Attend Vigil For 5-Year-Old A.J. Freund After 5-Year-Old's Body Found In Shallow Grave
• UPDATE: Suspect Accused Of Smashing 42 LinkNYC Wi-Fi Kiosks In Manhattan Arrested
• Runner Receives New Lungs Thanks To Organ Donor
• San Leandro Police Locate Missing 11-Year-Old Boy
• 'What Else Can I Do?' After Rash Of Heroin Overdoses, 27th Ward Alderman Says He Can't Solve Drug Problem
• Woman With Down Syndrome Becomes A Pilot For A Day
• Police: 1-Year-Old Found Safe After Being Taken From Homewood North Home, Investigation Ongoing
• Brew Pub Hosting Fundraising Event For Beloved Goats In Wheat Ridge
• Who Failed A.J. Freund? The 5-Year-Old Is The Latest In A Long List Of Child Deaths In Cases Involving DCFS
• New Shipping Innovations Hoping To Cut Down On Residents' Package Overload
• Defending Stanley Cup Champion Capitals Bounced In First Round Of Playoffs By Hurricanes
• Martinez, Rodriguez Lead Red Sox To 11-4 win Over Tigers
• 3 People Steal $450,000 Worth Of Colonoscopes From Lankenau Medical Center, Police Say
• Rep. Guy Reschenthaler & Delaware Rep. Introduce Clean Slate Legislation For Nonviolent Drug Crimes
• Widow Of Fallen U.S. Marine, FDNY Firefighter Christopher Slutman Speaks About Husband's Sacrifice
• Ravens Fan Mo Gaba Will Become First Person To Ever Announce An NFL Draft Pick Off Braille Card
• Crime Stoppers: Police Probe Unsolved Lincoln-Lemington Shooting
• Kitchen Fire Causes $40K In Damage At Penn Hills Home
• Des Linden Inspires Family By Giving Young Fan Her Boston Marathon Bib
• Broncos Country Lashes Out Over Broncos Poster With No Chris Harris, Jr.
• Measles Outbreak: New Propaganda Targeting Anti-Vaxxers Popping Up In Brooklyn
• Rhys Hoskins Gets Revenge In Phillies' 6-0 Win Over Mets
• Justin Verlander Dominates Twins In Astros' 7-1 win
• Former Christie Aide Bridget Kelly Resentenced, Gets 13 Months In Prison For 'Bridgegate' Scandal
• A Guide To Preakness Events 2019
• Why The Measles Outbreak May Be More Widespread In Minnesota
• Nearly 2 Years Since Infant's Death, Caregiver Sentenced To 42 Years
• First Avenue Tests Out Reusable Beer Cup
• United, Galaxy Play To Scoreless Draw
• Comcast executive to host Joe Biden fundraiser
• How CBS News covered Joe Biden's first presidential announcement
• Police Find Missing 26-Year-Old Baltimore County Woman
• Broward County Honors Fallen Officers At Annual Law Enforcement Memorial Service
• Sunnyvale Driver Faces 8 Counts Of Attempted Murder; 'No Indication' Of Terrorism
• Man Shot In The Leg In East Baltimore, Police Investigating
• Adams County Unveils 'Unit 111' To Honor Fallen Officers
• Wilkerson HR Helps Orioles Beat White Sox 4-3 For Series Win
• Pirates Lose Fourth Game In A Row, Falling To Diamondbacks 11-2
• Former NFL Player Goes Beyond Fulfilled Promises To Make Impact On Young Minds
• Sacramento's The Kitchen Ranks 30th On List Of Best Restaurants In America
• Michigan Lottery Results For 4/24/19
• Tops In Texas: DISD's Townview Team Heads To NY For Euro Challenge
• 20-Year-Old Fort Carson Soldier Dies Overseas
• Chicago, Two CPD Officers To Pay $21 Million Settlement After Woman Killed As Result Of High Speed Chase
• Defying Demands Of Mayor Frey, Police Union President Announces Free 'Warrior' Training For Officers
• Even After Successful Season, Nets Left With Many Questions Heading Into Free Agency
• 10-Year-Old Boy In Critical Condition After Being Struck By Van In West Oak Lane, Police Say
• Confessed Parkland Shooter Nikolas Cruz To Inherit Over $430K, Prompts Public Defender To Withdraw From Case
• Grant To Provide $100K For Pittsburgh Scholarship Program
• Witnesses Describe Horror Of Seeing Car Plow Into Pedestrians In Sunnyvale
• On The Anniversary Of The East Area Rapist Arrest, Counties Prepare For Massive Trial
• Acting Baltimore Mayor Young Fires Three Aides To Mayor Pugh
• Blood-Sucking 'Kissing Bug' Bites Delaware Girl; CDC Says They Are In Maryland Too
• Jurors Hear Evidence On Teen 'Crime Spree' Ending In Officer Caprio's Death
• One Juvenile Hospitalized Following Dog Attack In Pikesville
• Growing Loveland Business Changes The Way People Snack
• New Generation Of Drones Can Go Under Water And Quietly Flap Like Birds
• Actor Michael Madsen Formally Charged With DUI (Again) In Malibu
• Officials Rule Frankford House Fire Arson After Gas Can Found Inside
• Seneca Valley Senior High School Up For $75K Prize In Vans Shoe Design Contest
• Illegal Pete's Files Lawsuit Against Delware Over Name Of Restaurant
• Facebook Is Spending At Least $3 Billion To Deal With FTC Privacy Probe
• Report: Sacramento Among Most Smog-Polluted Cities In The Country
• Broward Sheriff Gregory Tony Addresses Tamarac Commission Over Pepper Spray Teen Incident
• Pinder's Two-Out Single In 9th Lifts A's Past Rangers 6-5
• CBSLA The Rundown: 4/24 5pm
• Texas executes white supremacist who dragged black man to death
• Man Strikes Woman With Gun, Sexually Assaults Her In Farmers Branch Apartment
• Daniel Beckwitt Convicted In Man's Death In Bunker Fire
• U.S. Measles Cases Hit Highest Mark In 25 Years
• 14-Year-Old Stockton Girl Struck By Gunfire In Drive-By Shooting
• Miami Gardens Man May Face Additional Charges After Boy Scalded By Hot Water Dies
• Baltimore Ravens Extend Kicker Justin Tucker's Contract Through 2023 Season
• Pinder's Two-out Single In 9th Lifts A's Past Rangers 6-5
• Pomeranz, 2 Relievers Toss 2-hitter, Giants Beat Jays 4-0
• Florida Passes Bill Aimed At Cutting Post-Hurricane Lawsuits
• North Texas Woman Arrested After Trying To Ram Deputy, Crashes Into Business And Takes Off Again
• Texan Who Orchestrated Dragging Death Of Black Man 21 Years Ago Executed
• Health Officials Identify First Case Of Blood-Sucking 'Kissing Bug' In Delaware
• Notorious Landlord Skips Court Hearing As Forgotten Families Still Seek Justice In New York's SOTA Scandal
• Fort Snelling 'Bdote' Signs Lead Some GOP Senators To Threaten Minnesota Historical Society Budget Cuts
• Four People Confirmed Dead After Rash Of Overdoses In East Garfield Park
• Dee Dee and Gypsy Rose Blanchard's Facebook page still up
• Company Promises Travelers A Chance To Go Places Without Even Leaving Home
• Even Light Rain Increases Your Risk Of A Deadly Car Crash
• CBS3 Obtains Invitation To Joe Biden's Philadelphia Fundraiser Ahead Of Presidential Announcement
• Rhode Island Man Charged With Threatening Professor
• Eagan Police Pull Over Dozens Of Texting Drivers In 'Operation Busted By A Bus'
• Rapper Bun B shoots armed intruder at his Houston home
• NorCal Man Accused Of Impersonating ICE Agent To Handcuff, Rob Construction Workers
• Pittsburgh Weather: Showers Return Thursday, Rain Sticks Around Friday
• Dallas City Council Passes Earned Paid Sick Leave After Heated Debate
• Manayunk Restaurant Voluntarily Closes After Being Accused Of Illegally Dumping Waste Into Sewer
• One Person Suffers Burn Injuries In Harford County Garage Fire
• Can Beer Bring Back Gopher Fans?
• Dallas Expands Powers Of Police Oversight Board
• Exercise, Sleep, Screens: New Guidelines For Children Under 5
• Bronx Family, City Officials Outraged After Gunman Who Shot 5-Year-Old Gets 10-Year Sentence
• Kit Kat Breaking Out Mint Dark Chocolate Flavor In December
• Health Officials: Third Confirmed Measles Case In Sacramento County
• Wet Winter Set Stage For Spike In Bay Area Mosquito Population
• 2 Homers By Nomar Mazara Not Enough As Rangers Swept By A's
• Former Dedham Police Officer Convicted In Connection With Avon Kidnapping
• Thousands In LA Commemorate 104th Anniversary Of Armenian Genocide
• Florida House Passes Bill Allowing Ex-Felon Voting Rights
• Sixers Schedule For Round 2 Of Playoffs Against Toronto Raptors Released
• Fire Crews Extract Driver From Vehicle In Rancho Palos Vardes
• R. Kelly Civil Lawsuit Ends In Default Judgement Against Singer
• A.J. Freund's Parents Charged With Murder, Both Have Prior Criminal Records
• Former Derry Borough Mayor Accused Of Pointing Gun At Teens Headed To Trial
• Search On For Mystery Man Who Saved Ridley Park Mom, Son From Burning Boat
• Sheriff: Jeffco Budget Cuts Could Put Public Safety At Risk
• Search On For Grand Theft Suspect In Turlock
• Philadelphia, Most Surrounding Counties Earn 'F' For Heavily-Polluted Air
• Congresswomen Call For Action Regarding MIA's Forgotten Workers Who Claim Low Wages, Poor Treatment
• Special Olympics Athletes Hit The Field For 2 Days Of Competition
• Coast Guard Lt. Targeted Supreme Court Justices, Feds Say
• Fort Lauderdale Airport Closes Runway Due To Issue With Small Plane
• Govs. Murphy, Cuomo Have Differing Views On How Congestion Pricing Will Impact New Jersey Drivers
• State Lawmakers In Philadelphia Introduce Bill To Curb Use Of Plastic Bags
• Husband And Wife Dead In Murder-Suicide In Northboro
• American Lung Association Gives Pittsburgh Failing Grade For Poor Air Quality
• Parks On Tap, Philadelphia's Traveling Beer Garden, Opens For Season
• Boston Program Inspires Next Generation Of Scientists
• NYC firefighter killed in Afghanistan remembered as "the greatest man"
• Get To Know 'The 100's' New Character, Jordan Jasper Green
• Mike Mayock Takes Center Stage For 1st Draft As Raiders GM
• The CW Renews 4 Additional Series For 2019-2020 Season
• New Jersey High School Play Based On Sci-Fi Classic 'Alien' Set For An Encore Performance
• 'Despite The Dark' Aims To Bring Safe Running Experiences To Women
• Man accused of deliberately driving car into pedestrians
• Study Suggests Teens Who Vape Have No Idea How Much Nicotine They Are Getting And Related Dangers
• Property Value Protest Hearings Underway In North Texas
• Pritzker On Possible Federal Investigation: 'No Concerns At All'
• 49ers Pick Up 5th-year Option On DL Deforest Buckner
• Overturned Tractor-Trailer Blocking On-ramp To MLK Drive
• Rockies Take 'W' Over Nationals, Hit The Road To Atlanta
• Stanley's Employees Show Up For Final Paychecks After Produce Store Abruptly Closes
• Officials: State Police Corporal, Trooper Injured In Scuffle With Suspect At Rivers Casino
• 'Sanctuary Cities' Bill Clears Florida House
• Historic Birth Of Endangered Rhino At Zoo Miami
• Shane Battier Surprises Miami Central Students With Four-Year Scholarships
• NYC Says Considerable Changes Are Coming To 14th Street During L Train Construction
• Western Pa. Essential For Democrats To Win White House In 2020
• A.J. Freund's Parents Charged With Murder; Missing Crystal Lake Boy's Body Found Buried In Shallow Grave Near Woodstock
• Contract workers face growing risk on the job, labor group says
• Families Affected By Rare Cancer Demand Answers After Pa. Health Dept. Investigation Results In 'No Conclusive Findings'
• Former Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum Settles Ethics Complaint
• Wildwood Mayor Wants To Bring Kate Smith Statue To Jersey Shore
• Eye On The Draft 2019: Pittsburgh Steelers Cornerback Options
• Texas Couple Who Raped Babies On-Camera Sentenced To 60 Years
• Working Mom's Message About Society's Expectations Goes Viral
• Daniel Beckwitt Convicted In Man's Death In Bunker Fire
• 2 Children Abducted In Bakersfield Found Safe, Father Arrested By LAPD
• Central Appraisal Districts In North Texas
• After Daughter's Tragic Drowning, Olympian Bode Miller Shares Touching Video Teaching Infant Son To Swim
• Listeria And Salmonella Found In Ice Cream Manufacturing Facilities After Recalls, FDA Reports
• South Jersey Girl Recovering After Suffering Burns From Fire Pit
• Florida Senate Signs Off On Bill Creating Three New Toll Highways
• Hanging Lake Reservations Pouring In From Around The World
• Radnor Township Pushes High School Start Time Back Nearly An Hour
• Pope John XXIII High School Will Likely Close At End Of Year
• Family: Motorist Who Crashed Into People In Sunnyvale Was Sac State Grad, Retired From Army
• The CW Network Renews Four Additional Series for 2019-2020 Season
• Broward Sheriff's Deputy Seen In Body Cam Footage Striking Handcuffed Suspect In Head
• Walz Orders Flags Lowered For Fallen Officer
• Wyoming Girl Pulled Under School Bus On Life Support In Colorado Hospital
• A-Basin Aims To Stay Open Until Early June
• Man Charged After Allegedly Assaulting Girlfriend, Threatening To Kill Her
• E-Scooters Demoed In Boston As Lawmakers Figure Out Rules Of The Road
• Three Charged With Attempted Murder Of A Peace Officer After North Chicago Shootings
• Long Beach Officials At Odds With Army Corps Of Engineers Over Completed Shoreline Protection Project
• Florida Lawmaker Fighting To Make Texting While Driving A Primary Offense
• Frustrated Ferry Riders Hoping For Smoother Sailing After Tuesday's Overcrowding
• Measles Outbreak: NJ Health Officials Warn Of Public Exposure In Manalapan
• Volunteers Pick Up 770 Pounds Of Trash At Lake Tahoe On Earth Day
• Police Investigate Possible Attempted Kidnapping In Montclair, N.J.
• Dallas Warns Of Possible High-Water Conditions Throughout City
• Lockdown Lifted At Arapahoe Ridge High School
• Elementary School Students Find Bullet Near Playground During Recess
• Restaurant Servers Don't Know Much About Food Allergies, Study Finds
• Living Large: Hidden Gem Beach House In Asharoken
• Woman Hospitalized After Backing Vehicle Over Hillside, Crashing In Woods
• Capitol Mall Could Get A New Name In Honor Of Willie Brown
• Capitol Mall Could Get New Name In Honor Of Willie Brown
• Philadelphia Police Looking For Missing Sisters Last Seen In Olney Neighborhood
• Feeling It, Yet? Prepare Yourself For Allergy Season
• Florida Elementary School Teacher Accused Of Spanking Child With Shoe
• Vehicles Underwater Inside Dallas Love Field Airport Parking Garage
• Marlins Bullpen Falters Late In 6-2 Loss To Cleveland
• 2 Chinese Nationals Face Federal Indictment For Conspiracy To Traffick Counterfeit Ray Bans, Pandora Jewelry, Mail Fraud
• Man Pleads Guilty In Massive Minnesota Methamphetamine Bust
• Firefighters Tackle Brush Fire In Broward
• Top Christie aide sentenced to 13 months for role in "Bridgegate"
• Ambulance Catches Fire While Responding To Crash In Mount Pleasant
• 6 People Hurt, 2 Buildings Evacuated Due To Manhole Fires In Midtown
• Study: Girls More Socially Affected Than Boys By Time Spent Gaming
• Boston Children's Researchers Find Possible Way To Repair Damaged Hearts
• The Foote Files: Harpers Bizarre
• Pompeo says Sri Lanka attacks likely "inspired by ISIS"
• Pompeo says nuclear talks with North Korea will be "bumpy"
• NRA Sues LA Over City's Disclosure Law, Calls It 'Modern-Day McCarthyism'
• 'U' Students Say They 'Don't Know' When They'll Be Financially Independent
• Historic Hampden Church Turned Workspace Opens Friday
• Iowa Rep. Steve King Compares His Political Struggles To The Persecution Of Jesus
• Patient Switches Seats Moments Before Car Crashes Into Oral Surgeon's Office in Doylestown
• Woman Wakes Up From Coma 27 Years After Crashing Into School Bus
• Trump: White House 'Fighting All The Subpoenas'
• Kidsburgh: How To Celebrate Earth Day With Your Family
• BlueCross BlueShield Of Texas Patients Face Higher Bills As 200+ ER Doctors Go Out-Of-Network
• Illinois gov has "no concerns at all" about reported federal criminal probe
• Facebook Bracing For $3-5 Billion In Federal Trade Commission Fines
• When "rehab" means patients do unpaid work for big companies
• Golden State Killer Case: One Year Since Joseph DeAngelo's Arrest
• Assignment Of Benefits Insurance Bill Headed To Governor DeSantis
• US Measles Cases Hit Highest Mark In 25 Years
• Final Four Host Committee Touts Success, By The Numbers
• Ex-NFL player believes "sensible" cannabis policy coming by 2021
• DPD Responds To McGlone Academy For Call Of Student With Weapon
• First Responders Rescue Man Who Says He Woke Up In Allentown Sewer
• Free Yoga, Zumba Classes In Fort Worth's Sundance Square Are Back
• Police Asking For Public's Help Finding Suspect Wanted For Easter Murder In Pottstown
• U.S. measles outbreak hits highest mark in 25 years
• Florida House Sends Firefighter Cancer Aid Bill To Governor Ron DeSantis' Desk
• Annapolis Police Assist Elementary School Dismissal After Shooting Reported In Area
• Hip-Hop Star Meek Mill On His Incarceration And Crisis In The Parole System
• E-Bikes Coming To Summit County Trails
• Towson University Unity Rally: 'This Is The Time To Roll Up Our Sleeves'
• Poll: Americans Split On College Admissions Fairness
• Jailed Oakland Bank Robbery Suspect Linked To 2 Orinda Heists
• North Texas Man Armed And Naked Arrested For Aggravated Assault In Domestic Disturbance
• Luke Walton's Lawyer On Kelli Tennant: 'We Will Not Try This Case In The Media Or Pay Them A Dime'
• 5 Injured In Crash Involving Suspected Drunk Driver Going Wrong Way On I-30 In Fort Worth
• State Senator Won't Have To Pay Legal Bills For Pa. Gerrymandering Case, Court Says
• Use Of Force Expert Says Justine Ruszczyk Damond 'Did Nothing Wrong'
• NYC's struggling transit agency paid one worker $344,000 in overtime
• 60-Year-Old Man Arrested In Woodlawn Shooting
• Elaborate Drug Lab Discovered In Monrovia Home, Man Arrested
• Florida House passes bill banning sanctuary cities
• Former University Of Texas Tennis Coach Pleads Guilty In College Admissions Scam
• Lego releases bricks to help children learn Braille
• Father Kills Young Children, Family Member Before Turning Gun On Self
• Jury Told To Keep Deliberating In Trial Over Bunker Fire
• Parents Charged With Murder After Body Of Missing Illinois Boy Believed Found In Shallow Grave
• Former University of Texas Tennis Coach Pleads Guilty In College Admissions Scam
• California RV Park Residents Claim 'Flag Rule Addendum' Restricts Freedom
• "Jeopardy!" champion James Holzhauer: A mixed blessing for the show
• Teens Can Work Out For Free This Summer At Planet Fitness
• Lego Releases Braille Bricks To Teach Blind And Visually Impaired Children
• Does Detroit Have The Best Music In The World? The Detroit Music Awards Say 'Yes!'
• Detectives Honored In 1975 Lyon Sister Murder Cold Case
• Detroit Police Officers To Receive Training Following Racial Insensitivity Probe
• Bill Weld: Trump 'Incapable Of Serving As President,' Should Resign
• Last member of first Navy SEAL team turns 94
• Police Officer In Texas Charged With Murder For Killing Man Who Ran Over His Foot
• Traffic Backed Up On Route 1 In Neshaminy After Tractor Trailer, Tank Truck Collide, Officials Say
• Columbine High School Football Team Inducted Into Hall Of Fame 20 Years Later
• Baltimore-Washington Area Gets Failing Grade For Air Quality
• Court Wonders If It Can Rule In Parole Of Manson Follower Leslie Van Houten
• First Female County Chair Of Dallas County GOP Dies
• Bethlehem Church Fire Ruled Arson, Officials Say
• Former Internet Star 'Kai The Hitchhiker' Found Guilty Of Murder
• Ocasio-Cortez and Trump agree: the VA provides quality care to veterans
• Opponents Spar Over California Vaccine Exemption Bill
• Perris Man Arrested In Violent San Pedro Rape
• 'Incredible Career': Brian Robison Signs 1-Day Contract With Vikings, Retires
• 18-Year-Old Placerville Resident Dies In El Dorado County Crash
• White Bear Lake Man Charged With Multiple Tax Crimes
• Director Pamela Green: 'Alice Guy-Blaché Is Timeless'
• 2 Pastors Charged With Running Ponzi Scheme Out Of Westminster Storefront Church
• Biden set to launch presidential campaign on Thursday
• Famed 'Saltwater Cowboy' Dies In Tragic Accident, Chincoteague Fire Officials Say
• 4 Texas Prison Guards Fired, 2 Resign For 'Feeling Cute' Social Media Posts
• Judge Orders Alameda County To Stop Needlessly Waking Up Some Jail Inmates
• Recall: Nearly 57 Tons Of Ground Beef For Possible E. coli
• Florida Appeals Court Overturns Pot Brownie School Expulsion
• 27-Year-Old Man Shot In SE Baltimore
• Americans Getting More Inactive, Computers Partly To Blame
• Bill Cosby Seeks Bail, Renews Attacks On Trial Judge
• Police To A.J.'s Family: 'His Killers Have Been Brought To Justice'
• Viral Photo: Man Sees Elderly Woman Eating Alone, Learns It's The Eve Of Her 60th Wedding Anniversary With Late Husband
• McDonald's Is Partnering With AARP To Hire Older Employees
• Get A New Tree To Celebrate Arbor Day
• School Vaccination Bill Gets Preliminary Approval In State House
• Celtics-Bucks Game 1 Set For Sunday Afternoon
• New Hampshire Police Department Launching Drone Program
• Pedestrian Rushed To Hospital After Being Hit By Vehicle On Roosevelt Boulevard, Officials Say
• Lawyer: Confessed Parkland Gunman Nikolas Cruz Allowed To Play Violent Video Games
• It's A Boy!: Malnourished Horse Rescued From Park County Has Healthy Foal
• Teens Can Work Out For Free At Planet Fitness This Summer
• Good Samaritan Helps Capture Sepulveda Pass Arson Suspect On Easter Sunday
• Police: Man Dies After Wheelchair Caught Fire While Smoking Outside Nursing Home
• Suspect In Nia Wilson's Death At Oakland's MacArthur BART Station Will Undergo Psychiatric Examination
• White Supremacist To Be Executed For East Texas Dragging Death Of Black Man
• FDA Approves Breakthrough Medical Device To Treat ADHD In Children
• Meghan Markle and Prince Harry break tradition, angering media
• Brad Stevens Is Tired Of Waiting For NBA Playoff Schedule
• Landslide Closes Part Of Pineview Drive In Elizabeth Township
• FDA: Listeria, Salmonella Found In Ice Cream Manufacturing Facilities After Recalls
• Senate Republicans Unveil Tax Bill With Income Tax Cut
• Rockies INF Murphy Reinstated From 10-Day Injured List
• Sheriff: Brooklyn Center Squad Car Hits Pedestrian
• Marble Signs On Dotted Line For Michigan State
• FDA approves breakthrough medical device to treat ADHD in children
• City Officials Review Safety Of Pimlico Grandstands Ahead Of Preakness; Owners Say Age Not Neglect Created Issues
• "Avowed racist" to be executed for black man's horrific 1998 murder
• Man Dies After Wheelchair Caught Fire While Smoking Outside Nursing Home, Police Say
• Former Reading Mayor Gets 8 Years In Prison For Corruption Scheme
• Third Gun Stopped At Pittsburgh International Airport This Week
• NATO trains for Russian Invasion in Norway
• Massachusetts To Explore Consequences Of Invalidated MCAS Question
• 1 Person Injured In Route 68 Crash
• DHS Chief regrets loss of public trust after family separations
• Glendale Woman Bitten By Shark While Kayaking In Hawaii
• Cosby Renews Attacks On Trial Judge As He Seeks Bail
• AT&T Shares Slide As More TV Customers Cut The Cord
• Health Insurance May Need To Foot Bill For Infertility Treatments
• Missing Wisconsin Man, Christopher Etchison, Found Dead In Minnesota Cabin
• Inmates Sue Over 'Inhumane And Dangerous Conditions' At Cleveland Jail
• Caterpillar 1Q Beats Forecasts As Revenue Grows 5%
• Tom Brady Tops NFLPA Merchandise Sales For Second Straight Year
• Judge says he'll block Trump policy aimed at Planned Parenthood
• Possibly Abducted Baltimore Man Found Unharmed, Police Still Investigating
• Calling All Sixers Fans: Tobias Harris Needs Your Votes To Win NBA Cares Community Assist Award
• Trump supporter who mailed pipe bombs to Democrats blames steroids
• Power Restored In Novato After Outage Affected Much Of The City
• Congressional Art Competition
• Horse Deaths At Santa Anita Park Puts Spotlight On Stronach Family Feud
• Trump says he knows "all about rigging the system because I had the system rigged on me"
• AT&T Shares Slump As More TV Customers Leave
• Chicago Theater Events This Week
• 9 New Solar Sites To Reduce Carbon Footprint At The 'U'
• Unmarried Mom Says Christian School Expelled Daughters Because They Have Different Fathers
• City Residents Can Now Serve On Police Trial Boards
• 1 President And 2,922 Portraits Make Up Chicago Art Exhibit
• Mom Accused Of Beating Son With Spiked, Metal Meat Tenderizer For Not Doing Homework
• DOJ official to defy House subpoena on census citizenship question
• 2019 NFL Draft: With No Top Pick, Chicago Bears Look To Lower Rounds For Overlooked Gems
• Zurich Classic: Can Adam Scott-Jason Day Team Tame TPC Louisiana?
• E. coli Outbreak Linked To Tainted Ground Beef Expands To 10 States, Including Ohio
• 3-year-old boy with name and numbers on his shoes found in Texas cornfield
• Survey: 2 In 10 Admit To Driving While High On Marijuana
• Police Investigate Home Invasion That Left At Least One Man Shot, Possibly Two
• Blazers star drills 37-foot jumper to win playoff series against Thunder
• A Ranking Of Minneapolis's Top 6 Delis
• Mother, 2 Children Trapped Inside Car In Creek Reported Dead
• FBI Questioning Driver After Car Crashes Into Pedestrians In Sunnyvale, Injuring 8
• The Top 4 Bike Shops In Minneapolis
• Minnesota OSHA To Investigate Officer's Death
• Mom Accused of Beating Son With Spiked, Metal Meat Tenderizer For Not Doing Homework
• Tanker Truck Crashes, Hangs Over Bridge In Arlington
• Harvard Study: Harmful Toxins Found In Popular E-Cigarettes
• Over 150 People In 10 States Infected With E. Coli After Eating Tainted Ground Beef
• At 681 Cases So Far, U.S. Measles Outbreak Now Largest Since Disease Declared Eliminated In 2000
• Rep. Steve King compares his political struggles to Jesus' persecution
• Pritzker Announces Grants For Safer Routes To Schools
• Baldwin Park Pastor Charged With Sexually Assaulting Teen Girl
• 3 men dine with elderly widow sitting alone
• Ed Reed Teams Up With Saints Coach For Celebrity Golf Tournament
• Woman Dies After Falling Into Meat Grinder At Work
• Flint Pediatrician's Book Selected As 'Great Michigan Read'
• St. Patrick's Cathedral Suspect Marc Lamparello Facing Attempted Arson Charges
• A.J. Freund Update: Crystal Lake To Provide Update On Investigation Of Missing Boy; Evidence Removed From Home
• Delaware State Police Apprehend Fugitive Who Assaulted Trooper, Escaped Custody
• Yet Another Grand Canyon Visitor Dies In Fall From Rim
• 'Operation Home Alone': Philadelphia Traveling Minister Among 16 Arrested, Charged In New Jersey Child Luring Sting
• Michigan Traffic Fatalities Dipped Below 1,000 For The First Time Since 2015
• Precautionary Lockdown Lifted At Hialeah High
• Adult Children Are Costing Many Parents Their Retirement Savings
• Kushner tried to "downplay" Russian election interference, ex-CIA chief says
• American Lung Association Ranks Sacramento 5th In Most Ozone-Polluted Cities Report
• Cystic Fibrosis Great Strides Walk - May 19, 2019
• 7 People Rushed To Hospital Due To 'Unknown Odor' After Spirit Airlines Flight Turns Around At BWI Airport
• Closing In On Major Milestone, Sabathia Takes Ball Wednesday Hoping To Help Yankees Stay Hot In Anaheim
• New Red Light, Speed Cameras Installed Along Several Baltimore Roadways
• Man Accused Of Killing Reputed Mob Boss 'Franky Boy' Cali Pleads Not Guilty
• Fiery Train Crash, Derailment Forces Evacuations in South Fort Worth
• Child Abuse And Neglect Cases Rising In Mid-Michigan
• Britney Spears breaks her silence amid rumors: "All is well"
• Live Nation To Offer $20 Tickets For Summer Concerts
• Stop & Shop Strike Cost Parent Company Up To $110 Million
• Man Accused Of Choking Girl, 9, At Key West Restaurant Parking Lot
• Patriots Player's '28-3' Super Bowl Ring Up For Auction
• Bear Tries To Break Into Steamboat Springs Home, Scares Couple Sleeping Inside
• Find The Infinity Stones At The Carnegie Museum Of Natural History's Avengers Scavenger Hunt
• Listeria, Salmonella Found In Ice Cream Manufacturing Facilities After Recalls, FDA Reports
• Illinois Health Department Responding To US Measles Outbreak
• Possible E. Coli Contamination Led To Beef Recall
• Ford invests $500 million into Tesla competitor Rivian
• Prosecutors Appealing New Trial In '96 Clifton Killings
• Michigan Senate Votes To Try 17-Year-Olds As Juveniles
• Lego Releases Braille Bricks To Teach Blind And Visually Impaired Children
• Agents Find 3-Year-Old Migrant Boy Alone Near Texas Border
• Holzhauer Is A Good Bet, 'Jeopardy!' Champ Passes $1 Million Mark
• So You Think You Have What It Takes To Go Pro?
• Mean Joe Greene To Announce Steelers' First-Round Draft Pick
• Man Guilty Of Stabbing Vallejo Woman To Death, Attempting To Kill Her 6-Year-Old Son
• End Could Be In Sight For Florida's Tourism-Marketing Agency
• Philadelphia Phillies Owner John Middleton, Wife Donate $100,000 To Eagles Autism Challenge
• Trump says U.S. is sending "ARMED SOLDIERS" to border
• Beto O'Rourke To Deliver Commencement Speech At Dallas' Paul Quinn College
• Bruins' Fourth Line Answers Major Question About Boston's Stanley Cup Aspirations
• Trump says White House is "fighting all the subpoenas"
• Bell, Lee No-Shows On First Day Of Jets' Voluntary Minicamp, But Gase Says He's Not Concerned
• Injured Center DeMarcus Cousins Joins Warriors For Game 5 Film Session
• Walking Path Atop San Francisco Salesforce Transit Center Needs Replacing, Could Cost $1M
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• Gov. Newsom Seeks Explanation For High Gas Prices
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• Wisconsin Gov. Evers: Foxconn wants to revise its huge deal
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• Ford To Invest $500M In Electric Vehicle Startup
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• 'Dangerous' Man Wanted For Questioning In New Hampshire Death
• University Of Texas Tennis Coach To Plead Guilty In Admissions Scam
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• Charles Homich Pleads Guilty In Death Of 3-Year-Old Boy
• Oregon judge to partially block new Trump abortion policy
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• Florida legislature inches closer to passing felon voting rights bill
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