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Articles from April 1, 2021

• UPDATE: Fremont Police Fatally Shoot Suspect Under Surveillance in Hotel Parking Lot
• Hopeful Home Buyers Waive Contingencies to Compete in Red-Hot Housing Market
• Despite Opening Day Drubbing, A's Fans Thrilled to Return to Coliseum
• Mariners Rally Late to Stun Giants in 10 Innings
• California Realtors Advise Clients to Ignore 'Love Letters' From Would-Be Buyers
• City Of Sacramento Thinks It Has Solution To Housing Crisis
• Colorado Bill Requiring Safe Storage Of Firearms & Locking Device Advances
• Astros Shut Down A's 8-1 to Win Opening Day
• Compton Neighborhood Recovering After Massive Pallet Yard Fire Destroys Structures
• Volunteers Strive To Make Koreatown Residents Feel Safe During Rise In Hate Crimes Against Asians
• Californians Age 50 And Older Eligible For COVID Vaccine
• Sacramento Announces 10 Finalists For New Pot Shop Permits
• Opening Day: Fans Fill Angel Stadium For First Time In 18 Months
• Trout, Pujols Lead Angels' Late Rally Past White Sox, 4-3
• Nevada County Expands Vaccine Eligibility To Everyone 16 And Older
• Baseball's Back! Opening Day Brings A's Fans Back To Coliseum
• Nuggets Lead All The Way In Beating Clippers 101-94
• Derek Chauvin Trial, April 1 Live Updates: 3rd Precinct Supervisor Says Officers' Restraint Of George Floyd Could've Ended Earlier
• Chicago Weather: Cold Thursday Night
• Carolina Hurricanes Score Late Goal, Blackhawks Lose
• Boulder Shooting: Victim Denny Stong Laid To Rest
• Riverside Sheriff's Department Releases Body Cam Footage Of Fatal Shooting Of Joshua Tree Coffee Company Owner Royce Robertson By Deputy
• Transplants Plummet At Start of Pandemic, And Organs Go Missing More Often Than They Should -- But Innovators Are Coming Up With Solutions
• COVID In Denver: Mask Mandate Will Stay Until May, Mayor Michael Hancock Says
• Stoughton Police Search For 2 'Armed And Dangerous' Suspects After Teen Shot
• Boston Releases 2021 Food Truck Schedule, Map
• Pittsburgh TikTok Star Rochelle Hager Dies After Tree Falls On Car In Maine
• Investigators Vow To Get To Bottom Of Spring Valley Blaze That Killed Firefighter Jared Lloyd
• Do Antihistamines Impact COVID Vaccine Efficacy? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Questions
• 'We Needed This': Vendors Celebrate Business Boost From Rockies Opening Day
• Car Enthusiasts Defend Drag Racing Rallies, Say Problem Will Just Move Elsewhere In Event Of Crackdown At McKinley Park Lot
• Brewers Come From Behind To Beat Twins 6-5 In 10 Innings
• CDOT, CSP Announce Spring DUI Enforcement Period Through May 10
• New York State Lifts Domestic Travel Quarantine Requirement
• Hogan: 'Major Screw Up' At Baltimore Vaccine Facility Ruined 15 Million Johnson & Johnson Doses; Emergent Defends Record Following Report of Past Issues
• Travel Heavy At Miami International Airport, Despite Coronavirus Concerns
• All Marylanders Ages 16+ Can Now Pre-Register For A COVID-19 Vaccine
• CDC Issues New Guidelines On How To Celebrate Easter Holiday Safely
• Driver Taken Into Custody After Brief Pursuit Ends In Hollywood Crash
• Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser Calls For ITT Tech Student Loan Forgiveness
• Baltimore City COVID Cases Growing At Higher Rate Than Maryland, U.S; Officials Attribute Rise To Gen Z, Millennials and Gen X
• Suspect Arrested After Police Say Family Argument Leads To Deadly Triple Shooting In Rosedale, 8-Year-Old Injured
• Derek Chauvin Trial, April 1: Chauvin's Ex-Boss Says Restraint Should've Ended When Floyd Was On Ground In Handcuffs
• 79-Year-Old Man Fatally Shot By Police In Pasadena Raised Weapon At Officers, Officials Say
• Barzal Puts On A Show, Registers Hat Trick, 5 Points As Islanders Blast Capitals
• Wennberg Scores In OT, Panthers Beat Red Wings 3-2
• Why Are Fewer Americans Involved In Organized Religion?
• Calls Mount To Release Body Cam Video After Chicago Police Shot And Killed 13-Year-Old Adam Toledo This Week
• Dr. Michael Osterholm: Relaxing COVID Restrictions As Cases Climb Is Like 'Dismissing Gravity'
• 44 Pounds Of Cocaine Seized From Freighter Anchored Near Annapolis
• Rangers Blow Lead Late Against Lowly Sabres, But Zibanejad Comes To Rescue In Overtime
• Oladipo Makes His Debut, Heat Top Warriors 116-109
• Nets Get Strong Debut From Aldridge, Rout Hornets
• Bridgeport Man Gets Hero's Homecoming After Beating COVID-19
• West Side Church Leaders Plead With People To Avoid Big Celebrations This Easter Amid Pandemic
• DuClaw Brewing Company's 'Thanks For Giving A Crap' Beer Raised Over $20K To Fight Colon Cancer
• Gov. Pritzker Commutes Sentence For Gerald Reed, Who Claims He Was Tortured Into False Confession To Double Murder
• Art On theMART Returns With 'Astrographics' Light Show Created By Adler Planetarium
• Miami Heat Top Warriors 116-109
• Man In Critical Condition After Assault At Grocery Outlet In Midtown Sacramento, Police Say
• Penguins End Long Winless Drought In Boston; Beat Bruins 4-1
• Police: Woman Leads Chase Through Oncoming Traffic In Stolen Car, Arrested In Ripon
• COVID Hospitalizations Continue To Fall Across Southland
• Nonprofit CORE Immediately Hiring Staffers To Help At COVID-19 Vaccination Sites
• Confidence In Business: Denver Companies Looking Ahead And Looking Up
• Delta Airlines To End Middle Seat Blocking May 1
• Brockton, Framingham Among 55 Communities Labeled High Risk For COVID
• North Texans Steadily Returning To Shops, Restaurants In Last 3 Months
• Barzal Has 3 Goals, 2 Assists As Islanders Beat Capitals 8-4
• At Least 45,400 Registrations Counted For Flint Water Crisis Settlement
• Josh Jackson Scores Season-High 31 Points, Pistons Rout Wizards
• Police: Thieves Have Been Targeting Parked Unoccupied Cars On Fulton Market
• Colorado Congressman Ed Perlmutter Wants Tighter Regulations On Firearm Used In Boulder Grocery Store Shooting
• Black Bear Spotted In Cecil Township
• Congressman Dutch Ruppersberger Demands Action On Postal Delays
• Icy Conditions Lead To Several Crashes In Western Pa.
• State Patrol: Mentor Grass Fire Now Covers 13,000 Acres
• 'Joey's Law' Aims To Save Kids Who Have Seizures At School
• Update: Angry Parents and Students Protest Fremont Schools Staying Closed
• Summit & Teller Counties Announce COVID Restrictions Amid Rising Case Numbers
• COVID: Oakland A's Welcome Fans Back To Coliseum For Opening Night Against Houston
• Sixers End Road Trip Without Embiid By Beating Cavs 114-94
• Rangers Score 5 Runs In 1st Inning, But Fall On Opening Day At Kansas City 14-10
• COVID Vaccines: Site To Open For Residents In East Palo Alto
• New York Man Charged With Luring Minors From Ohio For Sex Work
• People Making A Difference: Local Group Provides Free Lunches To LA County's Unhoused Residents
• Hundreds Of Texans Voice Their Opinions About Proposed Election Reforms During House Hearing
• Low Snowpack Levels Increase Concerns Over Potential California Drought
• San Bruno Police Searching For Armed Robbery Suspect
• Salmonella Infections In 8 States, including California, May Be Tied To Wild Songbirds, CDC says
• Houston Mother Accused Of Giving 6-Year-Old Son Lethal Doses Of Medicine For $100K In Life Insurance
• Chihuahua Rescued From Hot Car In Palm Desert
• Major Companies Come Out Against Texas Bills Limiting Voter Access
• Asian American Attacks: Filipino Medical Worker Shoved Onto Sidewalk In Los Gatos, Police Seek Suspect
• Authorities Investigate Fatal Double Shooting in El Sobrante Wednesday Night
• Return Of Rollercoasters: Six Flags Discovery Kingdom Is Back Open
• Phillies Opening Day 2021: Fans Return To Citizens Bank Park For Phillies Home Opener
• 9-Year-Old Boy Dies In Mother's Arms During Orange Office Shooting
• Johns Hopkins University Researchers Say Maryland's COVID-19 Vaccine Website Is Least Accessible For Those With Disabilities
• Accused Tree Of Life Gunman Robert Bowers' Attorneys Want Prosecutors To Show Any Evidence Law Enforcement Monitored Him
• Large Dirt Spill Shuts Down Freeway Lanes In Rosemead
• Person Shot And Killed By Police In Little Village Identified As 13-Year-Old Adam Toledo
• Maryland On List Of States Most Bothered By Robocalls In 2020, Report Finds
• Man Linked To Several Catalytic Converter Thefts In Fairfield
• Update: Watsonville Man Suspected of Fatally Stabbing Brother Arrested After Gilroy Standoff
• Howard County Executive Calvin Ball Urges Residents To Celebrate Easter Safely Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Florida House To Take Up Online Tax Plan
• Asian American Attacks: Vandal Tries To Start Fire At Oakland Asian Bakery, Possible Hate Crime
• Cubs Fall To The Pirates On Opening Day At Wrigley
• Renters May Apply For Federal Assistance
• Meadows' Homer In 8th Lifts Rays Over Marlins 1-0
• Bellinger Has Homer Negated, Rox Play Small Ball In 8-5 Win
• Pressley, Warren Push Biden To Cancel Up To $50,000 In Student Loan Debt
• Road To Recovery: Stanislaus County Opens Up Vaccines To Those 16 And Up
• LA County Library To Reopen 30 Locations April 19
• North Carolina Woman Sentenced To 40 Years In West Virginia 'Trust Game' Murder
• Six Flags Magic Mountain Reopens To Members, Pass Holders After Yearlong Shutdown
• Long-Term Care Facilities Worried About Getting Left Behind As State Moves From Phase 1A
• Northbound Interstate 25 Reopens At 84th Avenue In Thornton After Crash
• Issue On Kane County COVID-19 Vaccine Website Preventing Scheduling Of Second Dose Corrected
• Plano Police Now Issuing Citations Instead Of Arrests For 2 Ounces Of Marijuana Or Less
• Rose Pelzel, First Woman To Become A Paramedic, Retires After 50 Years
• Man Charged In Connection With Shooting In Gwynn Oak, Baltimore County Police Say
• Family Of Young Graduate Killed By Falling Tree In Burlingame Files Wrongful Death Lawsuit
• Double Shooting In Denver: 2 Men Killed In Shooting At Alameda And Federal
• Fort Ligonier Reopening 7 Days A Week Is Light At The End Of The Tunnel For People In Latrobe
• Man Dies In Gunfire Exchange With NH State Troopers
• Santa Rosa Man Gets Nearly 8 Years For Multiple Attacks on Girlfriends
• For Sacramento-Area Residents, Getting The COVID Vaccine Calls For Persistence
• 'Definitely A Blessing': Indiana Families Can Soon Get Necessary Medical Services In Chicago For Their Children
• Child Treated For Smoke Inhalation From Grand Crossing Fire
• Cubs Home Opener Comes With Tight Restrictions At Wrigley Field; City Appears To Have Passed Test
• Sheriff: 7 Benton County Grass Fires May Have Been Intentionally Set
• Coral Gables PD Kicks Off Autism Awareness Month With Special Show Of Support
• Allendale Students Demand Diversity Awareness Curriculum On Anti-Asian Bias, Black Lives Matter Movement
• COVID Capacity Restrictions Ease For Large Venues
• Concert Venues Set To Apply For $16B In Pandemic Relief, But For Many The Money Comes Too Late
• Harris To Move From Temporary Housing Into Official Vice President Residence Next Week
• Jean Segura's RBI Single Gives Phillies 3-2 Win Over Braves In 10
• Cole Labors, Yankees Fail To Get Big Hit In Opening Day Extra-Inning Loss To Blue Jays
• Dallas Teen With Cystic Fibrosis Just Wanted To Meet A Police Officer; Brandon Benavides Ended Up 'Chief For The Day'
• Northwell Health House Call Team Brings COVID Vaccines To Homebound Seniors On Long Island
• In Effort To Stop Senseless Violence, Asian American Federation Starts 'Hope Against Hate' Campaign
• 7 Collin County Detention Officers Fired After In-Custody Death Of Marvin Scott III
• Woman Missing For Nearly 2 Months From Santa Clarita Found
• Doctors Using Herpes Virus To Treat Patient With Melanoma Tumor
• History museum to feature women's pandemic journals
• Loss Of 15 Million Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine Doses Sparks Concerns About Vaccination Progress In Chicago
• Broward Schools Computer Network Hacked; Ransom Demand Denied
• De Blasio Blasts Cuomo Over Reports Saying Governor's New Book Paints Unflattering Picture Of NYC Mayor
• Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Manufacturing Error Not Expected To Impact Minnesota, State Health Official Says
• Deb Haaland on the emotional moment Biden offered her the job
• Ke'Bryan Hayes Homers, Pirates 2-Hit Cubs For Opening-Day Win
• State House Committee Wrestles With Election Changes Amidst Concerns Over Voter Suppression
• Asylum seekers left in small border town
• Report Shows Racial Disparity In Coronavirus Vaccine Rollout In Allegheny County
• Jersey City Raises Blue Flag Over City Hall To Mark Start Of Autism Awareness Month
• Body Of Swimmer Who Went Missing Off Miami Beach Recovered By Ocean Rescue
• Family Of Rikki Olds Announces Schedules For Viewing & Celebration Of Life
• Santa Clara Woman Reunites With Hero Cops Who Saved Her Life
• 'We're Just So Excited To Be Back': Cubs Fans Happy To Be At The Ballgame, Even With COVID Restrictions
• Allegheny County Launches COVID-19 Vaccine Registration Website
• San Francisco Experiences 2nd Driest Two-Year Period In 170 Years, Forecasters Say
• Bryce Harper Wears Must-See Phillie Phanatic Cleats On Opening Day
• Rising Through The Ranks: Queens 12-Year-Old Has Eyes On One Day Being Chess Grandmaster
• Taste With Tori: Mother-Daughter Duo Serving Up Flavorful Pizzas At Holy Tomato In Blackwood, New Jersey
• 'A Great Relief': North End Restaurants Eager To Bring Back Outdoor Dining
• San Jose Man Arrested In Connection with Mountain View Arson Cases
• Behind On Rent? In Danger Of Being Evicted? Here's What You Need To Know
• Reservations To Visit Hanging Lake Now Available
• Nature Group Warning New Yorkers Not To Buy Ducklings As Easter Gifts: If Abandoned, 'They Can't Survive On Their Own'
• 'He's Very Tough' | Orioles Hitters Tasked With Solving RHP Nathan Eovaldi On Opening Day
• Man Shot, Killed By Lakewood Police After Firing Airsoft Pistol At Agents
• Reading Man Receives Pennsylvania's First COVID-19 Lung Transplant At Penn Medicine
• Derek Chauvin Trial, April 1 Live Updates: 3rd Precinct Supervisor Says Officers' Restraint Of George Floyd Could've Ended Earlier
• Mass Vaccination Clinic Opens At Denver's Ball Arena
• Survey: Residents Strongly Support Reopening George Floyd Square, With Permanent Monument
• Police supervisor testifies Chauvin "could have ended" restraint
• Denver Man Falls 50 Feet To His Death In Rocky Mountain National Park
• 1 Person Hurt In West Modesto Shooting
• Maryland Bill That Would Give All​ Adoptees Access To Original Birth Records Fails In Senate
• Ex-JPMorgan exec quits company that collected data for Trump
• COVID In Florida: 6,790 New Cases, 71 Additional Deaths Reported
• WATCH: Pitt Football Has April Fools' Day Fun Pranking Players And Staff
• Pikes Peak Cog Railway's New Coaches Arrive From Switzerland
• UC Targeted In Nationwide Cyber Attack; People Urged To Beware Of Threatening Emails
• We Can Give Them Trouble': Fresh Off Playoff Run, Marlins Are Ready For New Season
• COVID In Colorado: Meals On Wheels Working To Deliver COVID Vaccine
• Pfizer Says Its COVID Vaccine Remains Highly Effective For At Least 6 Months After 2nd Dose
• 4-Year-Old Boy Was Killed In Bishop Ford Freeway Crash Involving IDOT Truck This Week
• Unattended Cal Fire Engine Stolen Outside Mechanic Shop; Crestline Resident Mario Gomez Arrested
• 2 Teens Arrested In Connection To Overdose Deaths Of Two 16-Year-Olds In North Texas
• 100,000 Doses Of Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Still Expected In Massachusetts Next Week
• COVID Outbreak At Stoneham Church Cancels In-Person Easter And Holy Week Services
• Number Of Mass. Communities At High Risk For COVID Increases To 55
• 11th Graders Might Not Have To Take MCAS For 2022 Graduation Requirement
• First Federal Mobile COVID-19 Vaccination Units Arrive In Maryland Thursday
• Former Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell Promoting President Biden's Spending Plan To Shore Up US Infrastructure
• Negative COVID Test Or Vaccination Required To Attend Giants Games At Oracle Park
• 'Astronomical' Cliff Erosion Forces Chatham Weather Balloon Launching Station To Close
• Miami PD Searching For Suspect Wanted For Armed Sexual Battery
• Nikola Jokic Becomes First Nuggets Player To Win Western Conference Player Of The Month Award Twice In A Season
• Massachusetts Surpasses 600,000 COVID Cases
• Jerome Fogle Sr. Charged With Firing Rifle Inside Gary Truck Stop; No One Was Injured
• Opening Day: Tigers Fans React To COVID Restrictions
• Photos: Opening Day At Yankee Stadium
• Can Gonzaga's Mark Few Finally Win A Championship? CBS' Tracy Wolfson Points To Bulldogs 'Unselfishness' As Key
• Lesley Shelton Under Arrest After Vail Bus Attack, Accused Of Choking Man With Knife
• Restaurants Reopening: Where Do They Stand, And How Do They Recover From COVID?
• North Texas Physical Therapist Charged With Sexual Assault At Hospital
• Coppin State University To Use HBCU Funding To Invest In Recruiting, Retaining Students
• 3 Men Involved In Deadly Hawaii Vacation Rental Fight Were CMU Grads
• Boulder Woman Kelsey Lee Taylor, Who Was Reported Missing Last Year, Found Safe
• S&P 500 closes above 4,000 for first time
• Plan To Revamp Florida's Much-Criticized Online Unemployment System Moving In Legislature
• California Expands COVID-19 Vaccine Eligibility; Gov. Newsom Gets His Shot
• Easter Arrives Early! 32 Rabbits Up For Adoption After Being Surrendered From Lawrence Home
• COVID Vaccines: Gov. Gavin Newsom Gets J&J Dose As Eligibility Expands In California
• COVID Schools: East Side Union High School District Expands Mental Health Services Ahead Of In-Person Learning
• Timberwolves' Anthony Edwards Is NBA Western Conference's Rookie Of The Month
• How Tom Brady Inspired A New NFL Rule Change Proposal
• MLB Opening Day Can Boost Your Mood, Psychologist Scott Bea Says
• 2 Arrested After Police Chase Through Allegheny County
• VP Harris To Visit Los Angeles Area For Easter Weekend
• State Urges Schools Not To Hold Proms This Spring; 'Prom Is An Inherently High-Risk Activity'
• Regal Cinemas Slated To Reopen Hundreds Of Their Screens Friday
• EPA Approves Plan To Clean Up Wilmington Site Linked To Childhood Cancer Cluster
• Former Texas Sheriff Robert Chody Charged Again With Evidence Tampering In Man's In-Custody Death
• Behind On Rent? In Danger Of Being Evicted? Here's What You Need To Know
• All New Hampshire Schools Must Return To In-Person Learning 5 Days A Week By April 19
• Mets-Nationals opening day game postponed over contact tracing
• Clairton Coke Works Issued Notice Of Violation From Allegheny County Health Department
• Extensions End: 110,000+ People In MN Now Have Invalid Driver's Licenses, Permits Or ID Cards
• Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers Seeks Legal Fees From Trump, GOP
• Pittsburgh Launching Program To Remediate And Prevent Landslides
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Demands Enforcement Of Federal Immigration Law
• Final Survey Of The Season Finds California Snowpack At 59% Of Average
• Deputy In Jefferson County Injured In Car Crash, Patrol Car Had Lights, Siren Going
• Facebook can keep texting you, Supreme Court says
• DePaul Blue Demons Hire Oregon Ducks Assistant Tony Stubblefield As New Head Coach
• VIDEO: Victims Chase Burglars After Vehicle Break-In At Moraga Steps In San Francisco
• 22-Year-Old Man Charged With Allegedly Stabbing Man To Death In September 2020, Baltimore Police Say
• Vatican lost more than $100 million from COVID-19 pandemic
• More Than 5,800 People Get 2nd Vaccine Doses At Dick's Sporting Goods Headquarters Clinic
• Opening Day Game For Orioles At Red Sox Postponed Due To Weather
• Maryland Announces Locations Of New COVID Mass Vaccination Sites, No-Appointment Options On Eastern Shore
• Cook County Opening Up 22,000 New Appointments For COVID-19 Vaccines At 4 Suburban Mass Vaccination Sites
• M-59 Project In Macomb County To Begin Friday
• Dallas Man Driving Stolen Jeep Arrested After Police Chase Through Multiple Cities
• 4 Killed, Including Child, In Mass Shooting At Office Building In Orange; Suspect In Custody
• Maryland's First Lady Yumi Hogan Writes Op-Ed: 'We Will Not Stand Silent Any More'
• COVID Surge: Spread Of Variants Worry Santa Clara County Health Officials
• South Florida FPL Customers To See Hike In Monthly Bills Beginning In May
• COVID Vaccine Super Site At Cal State LA Won't Shut Down
• COVID: Solano County Urges Vigilance Ahead Of Easter, Spring Break Amid Uptick In Cases
• Coronavirus Variant From Brazil Reported In Michigan
• Human Remains Found In Remote Area Of Calaveras County
• Latinx Activists In Waukegan Want To Rename Thomas Jefferson Middle School, But Not After The Obamas
• 'Biden Administration Policies Created Open Season For Human Traffickers, Cartels And Gangs' Says Texas Gov. Greg Abbott
• Rivers Casino Opening To 75% Capacity On April 4
• Texas Mother Allegedly Killed By Teenage Son Miles Speight Was A Police Officer
• Regal To Begin Reopening Theaters Friday In LA, OC
• Here's Where All Baltimore City Residents 16+ Can Pre-Register For COVID Vaccine Ahead Of April 27
• Frontier Airlines Hopes IPO Rides Wave Of Travel Recovery
• NHL Names Sidney Crosby 'First Star' For Month Of March
• Girl Scouts from homeless shelter surpass cookie goal
• Texas Trooper Describes Dramatic Rescue Of Mother, Child At Mexico Border: 'The Baby Wasn't Moving'
• Rockies Bring Back Righty Jhoulys Chacín On 1-Year Deal
• 'Everybody Should Be Cautious': Colorado Doctor Watching How Young Teens React To Pfizer Vaccine
• Supreme Court Unanimously Sides With Facebook In Text Message Dispute
• Biden Picks Walsh, 4 Other Cabinet Members To Help Sell Infrastructure Plan
• Harris to move into vice president's residence after 2-month delay
• Monterey Wildlife Workers Release Orphaned Bobcat Cubs Back Into Wild
• Opening Day: Yankees Fans Back In Stands For 1st Time Since 2019 Season
• Colorado's Next COVID Challenge: Convincing Residents With Lower Risk For Severe Illness To Get Vaccinated
• Calif. Gov. Gavin Newsom Receives Johnson & Johnson Vaccine In Baldwin Hills
• Firefighters Rescue Man From Burning Home in East Oakland
• Nash And Proper Opening New Location In Elk Grove
• Former Prisoner Taking On Michigan Laws To Create Change In Criminal Justice System
• Texas Hires Chris Beard From Texas Tech After Departure Of Shaka Smart
• Mets-Nationals Opening Day Matchup Postponed Due To COVID Concerns
• Feds drop Trump plan to cut food stamps for 700,000 Americans
• Allegheny County Health Department Shuts Down 4 Businesses
• Study Finds Coors Field Ranks 4th Most Lightning Prone MLB Stadium
• Denver Weather: Easter Sunday Has Potential To Become Warmest On Record
• Over 14,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois Last Week Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Bay Area Tech Firms, Asian American Execs Announce Major Donation, Pledge To AAPI Community
• Former paramedic, accused of killing wife, faces arson charges
• COVID In Maryland: Over 1M Fully Vaccinated, State Adds Over 1,500 COVID Cases Thursday
• Cardinal Dolan Blesses Families Moving Into New Low-Income Apartments In The Bronx For Holy Thursday
• 3 Women Chosen To Lead Colorado Republican Party In Historic Election
• COVID-19 In Illinois: State Reports Most Daily Cases And Highest Infection Rate In Nearly Two Months
• RMV: Vehicle Inspections Still Not Available In Massachusetts
• NFL To Consider Three Potential Changes To Overtime Rules ... And It's Extremely Confusing
• About 5,000 Pittsburgh Penguin Fans Allowed At April Home Games
• George Floyd's Girlfriend, Courteney Ross, Recounts The Couple's Drug Use: 'It's A Classic Story'
• Caught On Camera: Petaluma Home Burglary Suspect Sought
• Eric Brandt, Who Advocated For Shooting Of Judges, Pleads Guilty To Retaliating Against Colorado Judges
• Grim Trend Continues In Chicago: More People Shot, Killed
• GM Recalling 10,000 Chevy And GMC Vans Due To Fire Risk
• Biden On Rangers Opening At Full Capacity To Start Season: 'I Think It's A Mistake'
• Officer Struck By Fleeing Vehicle In Hercules; Suspect Arrested After Rodeo Burglary
• Ford Foundation head says philanthropies must attack inequality
• Dunkin' Breakfast Sandwich Beer? Check Out The Best April Fools' Day Jokes Around New England
• Broncos' Kareem Jackson Says NFL's 17 Game Schedule Is 'Complete BS'
• 1st Batch Of Body-Worn Cameras Deployed To New York State Police
• Denver Teen Fights To Change 'Showup' Law After He Was Mistakenly Identified By Woman Not Wearing Glasses
• Baker Urges Families To Limit Easter And Passover Gatherings
• Caring During COVID: How Parents Can Help Their Children Handle Pandemic-Related Stress
• Man Pleads Guilty In Attack On Black Teen At Michigan Beach
• 4 Suspects Sought For Assault At Nelk Boys Meetup In Fort Worth, Police Say
• New Mass Vaccination Site Opens In Aurora
• LifeBridge Health Dr. Samantha Feldman On Pediatric Eye Health
• Opening Day At Wrigley Field With Fans Returning; Here's What You Need To know
• Nationals-Mets Opener Delayed After Positive COVID Test, Tracing
• Convicted Felon Keldric Walker Thomas Sentenced To 25 Years In Federal Prison For Gun Crime
• Wrigleyville Shops Hope Return Of Cubs Fans To The Stands Helps Boost Their Business Too
• Red Sox Opening Day Roster, Lineup For Friday Announced
• COVID In Minnesota: Cases Continue Spiking, With 2,140 Newly Reported Cases, 12 More Deaths
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 3,893 More Coronavirus Cases, 27 Additional Deaths
• Parrots Killed In Fire At Rhode Island Exotic Bird Sanctuary
• Fans, Businesses 'Ready To Go Tomorrow' After Red Sox Opening Day Rainout
• Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport Bomb Scare
• Maryland Senate Advances Sweeping Police Accountability Bill
• WATCH: The Stars Of 'B Positive,' 'MOM,' 'United States Of Al' And 'Young Sheldon' Share Their Best Bloopers
• NYPD: Franklin Abreu Wanted In Stabbing That Led To Stray Bullet Shooting Outside Bronx Bar
• Could Patriots Trade Up To Draft Justin Fields? One Mocker Thinks They Might
• Emmy-Winning Production Designer Evelyn Sakash Found Dead Under Garbage In Queens Home
• Man Found Hanging From Tree In Exposition Park, Investigation Underway
• Pitt Limits Spring Sports Attendance To Families And 'Select Guests'
• USM Declares Juneteenth A Holiday At All Of Its Institutions
• 8-Year-Old Girl Among 3 Killed After Fire Breaks Out At Cambridge Home Early Thursday
• Man Stabbed In Face In Unprovoked Attack In San Francisco; Suspect Sought
• Norteño Gang Member Sentenced In Attempted Murder Of Rival Gang Member In Salinas
• Florida Highway Patrol Troopers Help Deliver Baby During Traffic Stop
• Wayfair To Bring Distribution Center To Harford County, Adding More Than 250 Jobs
• 9-year-old boy among California shooting victims, authorities say
• Here's A List Of Weekend Construction In Metro Detroit
• 3.2M Quake Rattles Huntington Park
• Harley Belance's Heartbroken Parents Call For Justice After 11-Year-Old Shot, Killed In Oxford Circle
• Groups Rush To Get Florida Farmworkers Vaccinated
• Man Arrested Following Sexual Assault Of Roommate In Novato
• Report Of Suspicious Person Leads To Arrest Of Mail Theft Suspect In Fairfield
• Amazon plans return to "office-centric culture" by fall
• Philadelphia Phillies Release Starting Lineup For Opening Day
• Coach retires after leading North Carolina to 3 championships
• Target Bringing Back Car Seat Trade-In Program
• France heads wearily into a 3rd COVID lockdown as infections surge
• Spring Regatta Events Approved In Philadelphia; No Spectators Permitted
• Mets Reportedly Sign Francisco Lindor To 10-Year Deal
• Pets On Wheels Spread Cheer At Maryland COVID-19 Vaccination Sites
• University Of Illinois Will Not Require Standardized Tests For Admission For Next 2 Years
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 327 New Coronavirus Cases Pushing Countywide Total Over 86K
• Danny Ainge Puts Celtics' Woes On Players: 'They Need To Want It More'
• Donald Trump Jr. Buys Mansion 20 Miles From Mar-a-Lago
• Stadium Authority Pushing For State Lawmakers To Make Changes To Sports Betting Bill
• Florida Appeals Court Upholds Miami-Dade Expressway Law
• Today On Drew! Spring Cleaning Hour!, Seth Meyers, Danny Seo, Gayle King
• Staten Island Warehouse Fire Sends Thick Smoke Through Neighborhood: 'It Was Like Nighttime'
• Kidsburgh: Summer Day Camps For Kids
• 17-Year-Old Kenyon Jones Dies After He Was Shot In Early March, Police Say
• An NFL Rule Change Proposal Could Allow Players To Have Much Cooler Jersey Numbers
• Shiloh And Aaliyah Bellas, 4 And 8, Found Safe After Allegedly Being Taken By Parents, Who Did Not Have Custody
• AG Nessel Warns Michigan Residents Of 'Smishing' Text Message Scams
• CBS Will Be The Home Of The Daytime Emmy Awards Through 2022
• Sabra Recalling Classic Hummus Over Possible Salmonella Contamination
• CBS News: Jill Biden Continuing To Teach Full-Time, First Time Ever For A First Lady
• Samuel Charles Davis Charged With Attempted Murder For Allegedly Shooting His Roommate In Middle River
• Osaka's Win Streak Ends, Medvedev Also Loses At Miami Open
• Sacramento Teacher Faces Criticism Over Remarks Made On Social Media
• More Than 12K Filed For Unemployment Insurance Last Week In Maryland
• White House makes case for popularity of American Jobs Plan
• All Eyes On Derek Chauvin Trial In Minneapolis Barbershop, With Kids Included In Vital Conversations
• Putin's government has "no comment" as Navalny goes on hunger strike
• M&T Bank Stadium Mass Vaccination Site Offers Direct Scheduling Option
• Big Ten Becomes Big Flop
• 'Stormed The Capitol. Pray For Us All,' Texas Woman Elizabeth Rose Williams Arrested In Connection To Jan. 6 Riot
• Tom Brady Tweets April Fools' Day Joke: The Montreal Expos Are Back!
• Ongoing Trials Shows Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine Is 91.3% Effective At Least 6 Months After 2nd Dose
• Red Sox Opening Day Game Vs. Orioles Postponed Due To Weather
• Uno Pizzeria Giving $50 Gift Cards To Every Employee That Gets COVID Vaccine
• Fairfield Pot Bust: Four Arrested After Tip Leads Police To 5 Illegal Indoor Marijuana Grow Houses
• Property owners and advocates fight to save land from pipeline
• Rodrick Craythorn Sentenced For Yellowstone National Park Cemetery Dig In Pursuit Of Forrest Fenn's Treasure
• LA Deputies Shoot Suspect After Attack In Cudahy
• Larry Sistrunk, 27, Charged With Attempted Murder In February Shooting Of 3 People In South Shore
• True Crime: Long Island Killer: Inside The Chilling 911 Call That Launched The Gilgo Beach Murder Investigation 10 Years Ago
• 1 Person Killed In Crash Off Del Paso Road In Natomas
• Travail Kitchen & Amusements Easter Take-Home Dinner
• Outdoor Easter Egg Hunt At The Dossin Great Lakes Museum On Belle Isle
• Redwood City Armed Robbery Suspect Arrested After 14-Hour Standoff
• Jury Convicts Violent Child Rapist Linked To Crime By DNA Found On Discarded Mask
• Caught On Video: Gunman Opens Fire In Group Of People In The Bronx
• Caring During COVID: How Parents Can Help Their Children Handle Pandemic-Related Stress
• Auto Racing At A Glance
• Police Investigating Homicide After Woman Found Dead In Northeast Baltimore
• COVID In MN: Gov. Walz Announces 8th Community Vaccination Site In Oakdale
• Capitol Police IG report criticizes January 6 planning
• Former California Gov. Schwarzenegger Warns Newsom To Take Looming Recall Election Seriously
• Final Four Analysis: Can Gonzaga Finish Off Its Perfect Season?
• Sharks Beat Wild 4-2 For 2-Game Series Sweep
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Real-World Vaccine Data
• Miami Weather: Cool Front Brings Showers & Storms, Temperature Drop
• How COVID is dealing Pope Francis a double blow this Holy Week
• After Initial Slowdown Of Transplants During Pandemic, Organ Donations End Up Setting Record
• Hong Kong pro-democracy veterans convicted of organizing a march
• Alabama will uphold ban on yoga in public schools
• Colorado Weather: April Heat Wave Underway, Record Highs Possible This Weekend
• Fema-Funded COVID-19 Satellite Vaccination Sites Now Open In North Miami Beach, Miami Springs
• Trail Blazers Beat Pistons 124-101
• PTL Links: April 1, 2021
• ONLY ON 2: Alderman Says Action Will Be Taken As McKinley Park Parking Lot Has Been Turned Into Fast And Furious Drag Strip
• Why tech experts are skeptical about the Trump social network
• 'Riverdale' Exclusive: Betty's FBI Boyfriend Comes Clean
• Derek Chauvin Trial: Complete Coverage
• 'A Man Of Dreams': Widow Speaks Out After Father Of 3 Killed On The Job In Sacramento
• 4 People Killed, Including Child, In Mass Shooting At California Office Building
• Optimism Blooms In Red Sox Front Office
• WATCH: 'We Back!' Pirates Team Up With Wiz Khalifa For 2021 Season Hype Video
• Health Officials Warn Of Limited Vaccine Supply Ahead Of New Eligibility
• Migrants Freed Without Court Notice - Sometimes No Paperwork
• Unemployment claims rise, showing job losses continue amid pandemic
• Looking Back At The 'Truly Unfathomable' 1997 April Fools' Blizzard
• Pfizer and BioNTech: Vaccine is 91% effective against COVID-19
• After Leaving Rockies, Nolan Arenado's St. Louis Cardinals Jersey Ranks 11th In MLB Jersey Sales
• Fewer Than Half Feel Comfortable Returning To Movie Theaters
• Red Sox Have 2020 Bobblehead Backlog Waiting For Fans At Fenway Park This Season
• It Happens Here: Diverse Families Come Together To Form Brockton Beer Company
• Project Unity Vaccination Event
• Brad Stevens Rips The Too Little, Too Late Celtics: 'It's Time To Show Up'
• Biden launches community corps to boost COVID vaccinations
• Despite Being Marked 'Completed' In 311, Pothole In South Chicago Is Still There
• Man Killed After Semi Collides With Tractor In Southern Minnesota
• No Charges In Dog Mauling Death Of 3-Year-Old Aziz Ahmed In Carteret
• Poetry Extravaganza: O, Miami Poetry Returns For 10th Year
• Marnee Carpenter On Catherine Martin And Clarice's Long-Awaited Reunion: 'It's A Doozy'
• Brighton Recovers $348,000 From Fraudulent Automatic Clearing House Transaction
• Derrick Kosinki And Jisela Delgado On 'The Challenge: All Stars': 'Coming With A Different Kind Of Heat'
• Miami Proud: Having Walked The Walk, Ron Brummitt, Homeless Organization Leader Serves Community With Grace
• City Of Pittsburgh To Resume Street Sweeping But Will Not Ticket Parked Cars
• New GOP-led voting restrictions move forward in Texas
• Connecticut Now Offering COVID Vaccine To Anyone 16 And Older
• Dueling Van Gogh Exhibits Coming To Dallas; Make Sure You Buy The Right Ticket
• Pfizer Says COVID-19 Vaccine Protection Lasts At Least Six Months, Protects Against Variants
• Pirates Surprise Local Healthcare Worker With Home Opener Tickets As A Thank You
• Pfizer Says COVID Vaccine Safe Through Up To 6 Months After Second Dose
• Career Coach: Remote Work Opportunities
• Colorado Avalanche Beat Coyotes 9-3 In First Home Game With Fans In Over A Year
• Quality control issues force J&J to scrap doses of COVID-19 vaccine
• Making Your Child Comfortable And Confident: Building A Strong Relationship As A Parent
• NYPD: Brandon Elliot Arrested In Brutal Assault On 65-Year-Old Asian Woman
• Women at forefront of COVID vaccine development
• Unemployed people who overpaid taxes to get refunds in May
• Tell DART What You Think In These Virtual Pre-Public Hearing Community Meetings
• Democrat Rita Hart withdraws challenge in congressional race
• Deadly Helicopter Crash: GoFundMe For Family Of Aspen Heli-Ski Guide Gregory Harms Raises Over $220,000
• Pentagon announces new policies on transgender troops
• Olympic officials to allow raised fists and kneeling during anthem
• Good Samaritan Died Trying To Rescue 2 People Off Miami Beach
• 'We Don't Anticipate Any Curfews': Spring Break Scene Very Different In Fort Lauderdale
• What a corporate tax hike could mean for Americans
• New GOP-led Voting Restrictions Advance In Texas
• New York Weather: CBS2's 4/1 Thursday Morning Forecast
• "Once-in-a-generation investment in America": Biden unveils infrastructure plan
• U.N. special envoy warns "bloodbath is imminent" in Myanmar
• 2 Women Dead, 1 Man Injured After House Fire In Chrysler Village
• Witness sobs watching video of Floyd struggling with officers
• Biden administration launches $500,000 contest to improve face masks
• Palin tests positive for COVID-19 and urges people to wear masks
• Investigation into cause of Tiger Woods car crash concludes
• At least 4 dead in Southern California business complex shooting
• Biden "strongly" backs moving MLB All-Star game out of Atlanta
• Increased COVID-19 Positivity Rate In Chicago Prompts Mayor's Warning That Ballparks, Bars Could Be Closed
• Chicago Weather: Snow For Northwest Indiana; Warmup Ahead
• How climate change is affecting America's pastime
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cold Temperatures And Snow Showers Start April
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Thousands At Risk Of Losing Service As Utility Shut-Off Ban Lifts
• Man Dead, Woman Seriously Injured After Fire Tears Through Home In Franklinville
• 12 Red Sox Players We'll Be Keeping A Close Eye On In 2021
• Red Sox Opening Day Pregame Ceremonies - What You Can Expect
• WATCH: Levan Reid Holds On As Storm Hits Fenway Park During Live Report
• Clemente Museum Celebrating Reopening With 'Spring Fest'
• Driver Pours Out Alcohol, Smokes Pot During Police Chase In Downtown Los Angeles
• City Spends $12K To Clean Up Lawn Of Granada Hills Home, Councilman Wants Homeowner To Pay
• Habitat For Humanity Renovates Home For Local Air Force Veteran
• The Big Easter Giveaway: Businesses, Charities, And Churches Team Up To Help Community
• Korean American Santa Clara Councilmember Says He Was Denied Chance To Speak At 'Stop Asian Hate' Rally
• COVID Reopening: 'The Bulb Guy' Opens Up San Jose Garden After Harrowing Battle With Virus
• Making Strides Toward Equality: Female Buying Power Increasing In Homeownership
• COVID Vaccines: Johnson & Johnson Mix-Up Won't Impact Switchover At Oakland Coliseum Site
• Thursday's Show Info (4/1/21)
• 'Your Choice Of Words Has Only Raised The Anxiety:' Asian-Americans In Ohio Pen Letter To Lt. Governor
• Husband Says No Confrontation Led To Fatal Highway Shooting In North Carolina
• Few Plan to Celebrate Easter or Passover With Large Numbers of People This Year

Videos from April 1, 2021

• 4/1: Red and Blue
• Fears of fourth COVID surge ahead of the holiday weekend
• Analyzing the impact of Derek Chauvin's trial
• Biden puts 5 Cabinet secretaries in charge of promoting massive infrastructure plan 
• How first lady Jill Biden is continuing her full-time teaching job
• Edelman Trust Barometer: Technology sector sees global decline in trust
• Military helps house migrant children amid overcrowding at border facilities
• Derek Chauvin trial day 4: Paramedics detail efforts to save George Floyd's life; ex-police sergeant discusses use of force
• Inspector general's report slams U.S. Capitol Police failures ahead of January 6 riot
• Women tell stories of the pandemic through journaling
• Biden holds first Cabinet meeting on infrastructure and jobs plan
• Barrier-breaking Cabinet secretary gives first TV interview
• Asylum seekers released in Arizona town
• Dramatic new video emerges at Derek Chauvin trial
• Former Trump budget director on Biden's infrastructure plan
• White House adviser lays out Biden's $2 trillion infrastructure proposal
• Major League Baseball opens 2021 season
• How Derek Chauvin's trial could change accountability for police officers
• Officials say suspect knew the victims in deadly mass shooting in Orange, California
• Girl Scout troop from homeless shelter sells 26,000 boxes of cookies
• Inspector general's report slams U.S. Capitol Police for failures ahead of January 6th riot
• Derek Chauvin trial Day 3: Witnesses describe feelings of guilt, helplessness as they watched George Floyd struggle
• Ford Foundation head says philanthropies must attack inequality
• George Floyd's girlfriend testifies about their relationship and addiction struggles
• Major theater chains are finally reopening big screens
• From the 60 Minutes Archive: Steve Jobs
• How Kentucky passed bipartisan election reforms
• President Biden to hold first Cabinet meeting with focus on infrastructure plan
• Lack of tourism at the Vatican during the coronavirus pandemic has caused a drastic drop in revenue for the Catholic Church
• Jurors watch police bodycam video of George Floyd on Day 3 of Derek Chauvin trial
• Child among 4 killed in Southern California shooting
• Tech experts say proposed Trump social network faces many challenges
• How families can have healthy eating habits during COVID pandemic
• Deputy Secretary of Defense Kathleen Hicks on historic role, China, and extremism in the military
• Delta CEO on controversial comments about new voting law, booking passengers back in middle seats
• Easter at the Vatican: Pope Francis faces second year of reduced numbers and revenue
• Memphis activists, some landowners call proposed pipeline project "environmental racism"
• WorldView: Hong Kong court convicts pro-democracy activists and more global headlines
• Asylum seekers being released in small desert towns with limited resources to receive them
• President Biden reveals more than $2 trillion infrastructure plan to revitalize U.S. roadways
• Fauci on problems with Johnson & Johnson vaccine batch, CDC director's warning
• Witnesses offer emotional testimony recounting George Floyd's death in day 3 of Chauvin trial
• 4/1: CBSN AM
• Politico: More potential Biden hires penalized for marijuana use