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Articles from April 3, 2021

• Vigil Held For Beverly Grove Man, Gabe Donnay, Killed In Own Backyard
• 'I Am Enraged': Stockton Community Gathers For Public Showing Of Violent Arrest Video
• COVID In Colorado: Fort Lewis College Becomes First In State To Require Vaccine
• 'I Could Cry': Restaurants, Families Prepare For Taste Of Normal On Easter Sunday
• While Yermín Mercedes Keeps Hitting Hot, White Sox Lose To Angels
• White Sox' Yermín Mercedes Becomes First Player Since 1900 To Start Season With 8 Straight Hits
• Chicago Weather: Sensational Sunday To Follow Super Saturday
• Burglar Arrested After Being Caught In The Act, Galt Police Say
• Wrigleyville Bar Owners Balance Need For Business With COVID Concerns, Particularly With Cases Spiking In Area
• 'We'll Be Reviewing Everything': Capitol Police Officer's Death Sparks New Security Concerns
• Minnesota And Wisconsin At Heightened Risk For Wildfires
• NYPD: Bystander Wounded, Suspect Killed During Gun Battle In Concourse Section Of The Bronx
• Plano Church Taking Easter Services To The Ballpark
• Southwest Suburban Hometown Mourns After Police Officer Is Struck And Killed While Investigating Traffic Crash
• 3 Firefighters Hurt Battling Blaze In Queens Village; 'The Flames Were So High, It Was An Inferno'
• Thousands Attend Funeral For Firefighter Jared Lloyd, Volunteer Killed In Spring Valley Assisted Living Center Fire
• 'Everyone Was Expecting It:' University Of Pittsburgh Seeing Spike In COVID-19 Cases
• Gonzaga Defeats UCLA 93-90 In Nail-Biting Overtime Game, Buzzer-Beater Sends Bulldogs To Title Game
• Chicago Charity 'Flags From The Heart' Gives Easter Baskets To Veterans And Families In Need
• Memorial Project For Marlen Ochoa Gives Out Free Supplies In Chinatown In Effort To Stop Anti-Asian Violence
• Family Calls For Answers After Anthony Alvarez Was Shot Dead By Police In Portage Park This Week
• 'A Long Time Coming': With More Vaccinations, Elementary Schools Teachers Gear Up For In-Person Classes
• One Hospitalized After Kennedy Expressway Shooting Near Belmont Avenue
• Cook County Health Officials Issue Warning About Rising COVID-19 Cases, Possible Tighter Restrictions
• Walmart Supercenter In Dundalk Closed This Weekend For Cleaning Crews To 'Thoroughly Sanitize Building'
• Suggs' Desperation 3-Pointer At OT Buzzer Keeps Gonzaga's Hope For A Perfect Season Alive
• Police: 31-Year-Old Man Killed In Southwest Baltimore Shooting Saturday Afternoon
• Joel Embiid Scores 24 In Return From Knee Injury As Sixers Beat Timberwolves
• Jalen Suggs' Near-Half Court Shot Gives Gonzaga Last-Second Win Over UCLA
• Knicks Use Randle's Incredible First Quarter As Springboard To Rout Of Pistons, Move Back To .500
• Sorokin Stands Tall In Shootout, Islanders Edge Flyers
• Two Hospitalized After Stabbing On CTA Red Line
• University Of Maryland, Baltimore Says Private Information Was Compromised In Ransomware Attack
• Rangers' Momentum Stalls With Shootout Loss To Sabres
• O's Pitcher Shawn Armstrong, Wife Sarah Welcome Baby Boy On Opening Day
• Carter Hart Solid In Return After Reset, But Flyers Fall To Islanders In Shootout
• Suspect Dead At Scene Of Officer-Involved Shooting At I-25 Happy Canyon Off/Onramp
• Food Bank Of South Jersey On Mission To Feed To Address 'Staggering' Food Insecurity Ahead Of Easter
• Colorado Weather: Denver Ties Record High And Should Break It Sunday
• 16-Year-Old Wanted For Murder Of Another Teen At Little Elm Park
• Jefferson Health Helps 'Make The Invisible Visible' By Vaccinating Philadelphians With Intellectual Disabilities
• Doncic's 26 Points Lead Mavericks Past Wizards 109-87
• Hundreds Rally in Oakland Against Hate Directed at Asian American, Pacific Islander Community
• Suspect In Orange Mass Shooting Charged With 4 Counts Of Murder, Remains Hospitalized
• Fatts Russell, Qudus Wahab Transferring To Join Maryland Terrapins
• Lawrence's Technology Services Damaged By 'Malicious Activity', Mayor Vasquez Says
• Southbound I-5 Closes Near SMF After Car Crashes Into Construction Project, CHP Says
• Report: Rapper DMX Hospitalized Following Drug Overdose
• Road To Reopening: Savion Glover, Nathan Lane Wow Front-Line Health Care Workers During Pop-Up Show At St. James Theater
• NYPD On Hunt For Suspect Who Yelled Slurs At Asian Mother, Spit Twice In Her Direction On 5 Train
• Summer Hasn't Begun But Many Twin Cities Bike Shops Are Running Out Of Inventory
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Cloudy, Chilly Saturday Night, Milder Sunday
• Long Beach Man Arrested For Alleged Tustin Hotel Room Attack
• Orioles' Trey Mancini Records Hit, Scores Run In Return From Yearlong Battle With Colon Cancer
• Blackhawks Shut Out By Predators, Lose for Fourth Time In Five Games
• Minnesota Native Paige Bueckers Named 2021 Jersey Mike's Naismith Trophy Winner
• Boston's Public Golf Courses In Dorchester And Hyde Park Now Open For 2021 Season
• A's Remain Winless As Yordan Álvarez Hits 3-Run Homer In Astros 9-1 Win
• Zack Wheeler Dominates On Mound, At Plate As Phillies One-Hit Braves To Secure Opening Series Win
• Yordan Álvarez Hits 3-Run Homer as Astros Beat A's Again
• Red Cross Helping Glassport Family Displaced By Fire
• On Eve of Championship, Stanford Coach VanDerveer Calls for Consistency From Refs
• Seasonal Allergies Or COVID-19? Here's How To Tell The Difference Between Symptoms
• Wrong-Way Driver On I-91 In Holyoke Dies After Crashing Into Another Car
• Firefighters Battle Major Emergency Fire In Green Meadows Area
• Baylor Overwhelms Houston, Earns First NCAA Title Game Appearance Since 1948
• Baylor Heads To NCAA Championship After 78-59 Victory Over Houston
• Arrieta Makes Triumphant Return As Cubs Beat Pirates
• Body Of Tatiana Dugger, Missing Out Of Oakland, Found In Siskiyou County
• Facebook Data From More Half A Billion Accounts Found On Hacker Website
• Personal Data for Half-Billion Facebook Users Found on Hacker Website
• Faith Leaders Come Together To Bless City Of Pittsburgh
• LA County Reports 839 New COVID Cases, Slight Decline In Hospitalizations
• 'Diamond Darling' The Dog Is Now Up For Adoption At The MD SPCA
• 'It's Nice To See People Out Here:' Fishers Of All Ages Head To Peters Creek For First Day Of Trout Season
• Sanchez Goes Deep Again, Kluber Works Out Layoff Kinks In Debut As Yankees Top Blue Jays
• Pa. State Police Investigating Body Found In Slippery Rock Township
• Officers Shoot, Injure Man At Home In Greeley Where Burglary Alarm Went Off
• Social Media Lights Up After Zack Wheeler Has Multi-Hit, Multi-RBI Game In 2021 Debut With Philadelphia Phillies
• Federal Judge: U.S. Fish And Wildlife Service Illegally Paid For Colorado Predator Hunt
• Easter Sunrise Service At Red Rocks Amphitheatre Goes Virtual, For Second Year In A Row
• Social Media Crackdown Emerges In Florida Senate
• The Remember Project Aims To End Stigma Of Memory Loss
• California Targets Critical Farmworkers For Vaccinations
• What To Expect From The Colorado Department Of Labor If You're A Victim Of Unemployment Fraud
• Woman Killed, Man Injured In Crash In Bowie Saturday Morning, Maryland State Police Say
• Rangers Fall To Royals 11-4, Allow 25 Runs In First 2 Games Of Season
• Hayes Leaves Game In The 3rd Inning, Pirates Lose 5-1 To Cubs
• Fans Go Crazy As Cat Runs Across The Field During Rockies-Dodgers Game At Coors Field
• Florida Gov. Deantis Declares A State Of Emergency For Tampa-Area Water Waste Issue
• Three People Hospitalized After Cobbs Creek Triple Shooting, Philadelphia Police Say
• Would-Be Carjacker Foiled, Detained by Driver in Redwood City
• Mainline Pharmacy To Hold COVID-19 Vaccination Clinics At Monroeville Mall
• Woman Charged With Hitting 2 Women With Car During Joliet Parking Lot Fight, Man Charged With Hitting Officer
• Deadly Breach Could Delay Decisions About Capitol Fencing
• Massachusetts Reports 2,263 New COVID Cases, 30 Additional Deaths
• Orioles Beat Boston 4-2 For 2nd Straight Win
• State Lawmakers Pass Bill To End Life Sentences For Juveniles
• Plumes Of Smoke, Flames Seen Coming From Massive Fire In Somerville
• 1 Under Arrest After Shooting In Jefferson County Just Outside Lakewood City Limits
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Pa. Dept. Of Health Reiterates CDC Guidelines For Easter Sunday
• Denton Police Investigating Incident Where Suspect Forced Victim Into SUV At Gunpoint
• No. 1 Barty Repeats As Miami Champ When Andreescu Retires
• Red Sox Fall To Orioles 4-2, Dropping 2nd Straight To Begin Season
• Mayor Brandon Scott Joins Safe Streets To Pass Out Goods To Families In Need
• Biden Plan Would Spend $100 Billion to 'Future-Proof' Broadband Internet – 'The New Electricity'
• Penguins' Win Streak Snapped At 5, Lose To Bruins 7-5
• Gun Violence Prevention Advocates Create 'Soul Boxes' For Victims
• COVID In Florida: 6,017 New Cases, 67 Additional Deaths Reported
• Brad Marchand Carries Bruins' Big 2nd And Past Penguins, 7-5
• University Of Maryland, Baltimore Hires First Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Officer
• Gas Prices Decline In New Jersey, Inch Up Across Nation At Large
• University Of Maryland, College Park Expanding In-Person Activities, Capacity Limits On Campus
• 'Kind Of Magical': Arvada Center's Wood.Works Explores Artists' Fascination With Wood
• Indiana Public Health Officials Report 1,159 New COVID-19 Cases, 5 Additional Deaths
• Ruling Creates Uncertainty For Proposed Boston Skyscraper
• Texas To Receive 2.5 Million COVID-19 Doses, Most In 1 Week
• Riverside Teen In 3rd Place In ESPN Tournament Challenge
• Pirates Announce Ke'Bryan Hayes Leaves Game Against Cubs With Wrist Discomfort
• Ravens, Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Team Up To Show Importance Of Music
• Visitors To Denver Say They're A 'Bit More Open To Travel' After CDC Guidance Changes
• Walk-Up COVID-19 Vaccines Now Being Offered In Salisbury
• Orange County Reports 248 New COVID Cases As Hospitalizations Continue To Decrease
• Gov. Baker Orders Flags To Flown At Half-Staff In Honor Of Officer Billy Evans
• Lincoln County Jail Inmate Nathaniel Gallion Damages Unit During Escape Attempt
• Derek Chauvin's Trial Leaves Many Black Viewers Emotionally Taxed
• VIDEO: Oakland Homeless Encampment Fire Sparks Massive 2-Alarm Blaze At Recycling Company
• Unaccompanied Border Kids May Be Temporarily Housed At Camp Roberts
• Maine Cod Fishery Records Smallest Catch Year In Recorded History In 2020
• Crash Shuts Down Interstate 70 From Colorado Boulevard To Brighton Boulevard
• Police: Driver Flees After Hitting Pedestrian On East Carson Street
• Multiple Homes Evacuated After Eau Claire Brush Fire
• Concord Man Arrested In Mountain View Machete Attack
• Itching To Go On A Cruise Again? Here's What You Need To Know
• High Fire Danger Across Wisconsin, DNR Warns
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 2,839 New Cases, Including 13 Additional Deaths
• Marine Mammal Center Vets Can't Confirm Cause Of Beached Whale Death
• Book excerpt: "Until the Lion Speaks" by Billy Moore
• FEMA Moving Forward With Plans To Pull Out Of Oakland Mass Vaccination Site
• Pittsburgh Pirates Open Sensory Room, Nursing Pod Station At PNC Park
• Nathan MacKinnon Scores Twice, Surging Colorado Avalanche Beat St. Louis Blues 3-2
• Man Killed In Possible Accidental Shooting in Lancaster
• Pitt Sees Another COVID-19 Spike With 51 Students Testing Positive For The Virus, 92 Students Currently In Isolation
• COVID In Minnesota: Doctor Rates Risk For Travel, Sporting Events Amid 'Spring Surge'
• Colorado Springs Firefighters Give Flightless Great Horned Owlets A Lift To Safety
• COVID: Migrant Farmworkers Offered Vaccinations As They Enter State
• Minnesota Weather: Enjoy Easter As A #Top10WxDay
• Designer Mossimo Giannulli Released From Prison In College Admission Scandal Case
• Unopened Super Mario Bros. Game From 1986 Sells For $660,000
• I-57 Shooting Was Result Of Self-Inflicted Gunshot, ISP Says
• Gerald Reed, Who Claims He Was Tortured Into False Confession To Double Murder, Leaves Prison After Sentence Commuted
• COVID In Minnesota: 2,075 Cases, 11 Deaths Reported; 25% Of Minnesotans Are Fully Vaccinated
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Announces 5,343 New Coronavirus Cases, 40 More Deaths
• COVID In Colorado: Volunteers Needed At Vaccination Clinics In Evans And Longmont
• Pope marks second pandemic Easter in deserted St. Peter's Square
• Two People Killed In Early Morning Crash In Jefferson Park
• Florida Couple Charged With COVID Relief Fraud
• Man Dies In Industrial Accident In O'Hara Township; OSHA Investigating
• Myanmar armed forces accused of killing dozens of kids since coup
• Colorado Rockies Hold Opening Day For McGregor Square, Luxury Living In Downtown Denver
• Florida Panther Cubs Found Dead
• Bay Area COVID-19 Roundup: California To Allow Indoor Concerts; Airports, Churches See Bigger Easter Weekend Crowds
• 1 officer killed, 1 injured in car ramming attack at U.S. Capitol
• Tom Brady Rookie Card Sells For World Record $2.25M In Auction
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 653 New Coronavirus Cases Amid Spring Surge
• Bowling Green State University Says Fraternity Broke Hazing Rules In Student's Death
• Walz Orders Flags At Half-Staff To Honor Victims Of U.S. Capitol Attack
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 23 Deaths Reported As Hospitalizations, Positivity Rate Continue To Climb
• Planned Parenthood Sues Over Ohio Telemedicine Abortion Ban
• Colorado Weather: Warm And Dry With Some Record Highs Likely This Weekend
• Suspect Arrested In Brazen Fremont Kabob House Armed Robbery
• China says it has busted the world's biggest video game cheating ring
• Rockies 'Show A Lot Of Life In The 7th' But Fall To Dodgers 11-6
• Alzheimer's Association Launches Awareness Campaign During April To Reduce Stigma
• Louie Anderson On 'Coming 2 America': 'I Felt Like I Was With A Family I Hadn't Seen In A Long Time'
• Crews Battle Large Grass Fire At Veterans Park In Richfield
• COVID Impact: Marriott Hotel Workers Enlist NYC Councilman To Help Get Their Jobs Back After Pandemic Ends
• Police: Woman In Critical Condition After Shooting In Lincoln-Lemington
• Why Are Fewer Americans Involved In Organized Religion?
• Chicago Weather: Unseasonably Warm Weekend With Excellent Easter Weather; Elevated Fire Risk Saturday
• Saturday Morning Links: April 3, 2021
• Stanford, University Of California Targeted In Widespread Ransomware Cyber Attack
• Road To Reopening: Legend Jerry Seinfeld Makes Surprise Appearance At Gotham Comedy Club
• Four Kitesurfers Stranded In San Francisco Bay Rescued Off Foster City
• April The Giraffe, Who Became A Worldwide Sensation For Giving Birth In 2017, Has Died
• Mix Of Sun And Clouds, Temps In The 50s Expected For Easter Sunday
• U.S. and Iran to begin indirect talks on limiting nuclear program
• Capitol Police officer killed in attack remembered as "kind person"
• CEO of Google car spinoff Waymo is stepping down
• 'I Almost Died 3 Times': 25-Year-Old COVID Survivor, Jason Barbosa, Sends Warning After Severe Recovery Complications
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: A Cold Start; Breezy, Mid 50s By Saturday PM; Sprinkles, Flakes Possible Sunday AM
• New York Weather: CBS2's 4/3 Saturday Morning Update
• William F. Evans Identified As Officer Killed After U.S. Capitol Attack
• Hunter Biden opens up about family intervention, laptop reports
• Video shows octopus attack man on Australian beach
• Republican Congressman Doug LaMalfa's New Bill Would Ban COVID Vaccine Passports
• CDC Updates Travel Guidance For People Fully Vaccinated Against COVID-19
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cloudy Start To The Weekend
• Forward Twp. Police Officers Spreading Springtime Cheer With Surprise Easter Baskets
• One Person Killed, Another Injured In Hempfield Twp. Crash
• West Virginia Gov. Justice, Company Ordered To Pay $6.8M In Coal Feud
• Saturday's Show Info (4/3/21)
• Diocese Of Pittsburgh Holds Good Friday Service At St. Paul Cathedral
• Kennywood Warming Up The Phantom's Revenge Chains Ahead Of Opening Day
• Heinz History Center To Hold Sensory Friendly Days During Autism Awareness Month
• Episode 113 - World's Funniest Animals
• Episode 114 - World's Funniest Animals
• Window Panes, Ring Crushers, and the Magic Earthworm - Masters of Illusion
• A New Twist on the Classics - Masters of Illusion
• Pilot - Superman & Lois
• The One With The Nineties - The Flash
• A Few Good Women - Supergirl
• Pilot - Kung Fu
• The Scourge of the Forgotten Rune - Nancy Drew
• Fine is a Four Letter Word - Walker
• Do All Malivore Monsters Provide This Level of Emotional Insight? - Legacies
• Jeff Davis 13 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Greg Proops 6 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Magic R App - Penn & Teller: Fool Us

Videos from April 3, 2021

• Migrant children risking dangerous journeys for U.S. soil
• How guns are damaging America's youth
• Minneapolis community activist discusses Derek Chauvin trial
• Week 1 of Derek Chauvin murder trial wraps up, proceedings to continue Monday
• Security concerns reignited after officer killed at Capitol
• How will U.S. climate goals impact infrastructure spending?
• The Dish: St. Elmo Steak House gives diners a trip back in time
• Chinese police bust "world's biggest" video game cheating ring
• New biography shines light on the life and legacy of author Philip Roth
• A deserted St. Peter's Square marks the 2nd Easter under COVID lockdown
• DOJ investigation into Matt Gaetz grows as feds eye possible cash payments to women
• What to expect in the second week of the Derek Chauvin murder trial
• Biden's $2 trillion infrastructure plan faces an uphill battle with Republicans
• Slowing the surge: A look at the rise in COVID-19 cases, vaccines, and more
• Millions of Americans take to the skies as CDC relaxes travel guidelines for fully vaccinated Americans
• What we know about the deadly attack at the U.S. Capitol