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Articles from April 5, 2021

• COVID: Vaccine A Shot Of Relief For Many Suffering With Mysterious 'Long-Haul Syndrome'
• Rescue Operation Underway To Safe Dozens Of Feral Cats In North Highlands Neighborhood
• Watch: Rescuers Save Injured Bald Eagle In Calaveras County
• Trout Homers, Angels Rally In 8th To Hand Astros First Loss
• India 'Double Variant' Strain Of COVID-19 Detected In San Francisco Bay Area
• Lakewood High Decides Against Having Prom: 'How Do You Dance & Socially Distance?'
• Boulder King Soopers Employees Call For More Safety & Transparency Before Returning To Store
• Wanted: Adams County Sheriff's Deputies Looking For Armed Robbery Suspect
• Tree Holding Bald Eagles Nest At Barr Lake State Park Falls, Unhatched Eaglets Perish
• Homers By Smith, Turner Help Dodgers Rout Winless A's 10-3
• 'I Am Not A Racist:' SF Bar Owner Gets Death Threats, Bad Reviews After Underage Asian Man Punched
• New Big Screen Action Attracts People To DOCO
• Jeff Wulbrun Embracing Challenges of DU Pioneers Basketball Head Coaching Job
• UC Davis COVID-19 Vaccine Sign-Up
• Firefighters Battle 2-Alarm Fire At Campbell Restaurant
• Bunting's Hat Trick, Power Play Push Coyotes Past Kings 5-2
• Denver High School Football Coach Tony Lindsay Sr. And His 4 Sons Build Community At Far Northeast High
• LA County Enters Orange Tier, Guidelines Ease For Restaurants, Salons; Bars Can Reopen Outdoors
• Suspected Car Thief In Custody After Brief Pursuit Ends With Crash, Standoff In Beverly Hills
• Chicago Weather: Soaring Temps Tuesday
• At Least 6 People Shot In Englewood
• 'That Is Not What We Teach': Mpls. Police Chief Arradondo Says Derek Chauvin's Actions Violated Dept. Policies
• Antonio Butler, 18, Is Accused Of Going On Crime Spree That Included Stealing Judge's Car, Bragging About Robberies
• Scammers Target The Unemployed With Fake Job Posts: 'That's Just The Worst Of The Worst'
• Younger Coloradans Testing Positive For COVID While Hospitalizations Hold Steady
• Scammers Target The Unemployed With Fake Job Posts: 'That's Just The Worst Of The Worst'
• Avalanche Extend Point Streak To 15 Games, Beat Wild 5-4
• Neighbors Alarmed As More Fires Erupt In Hegewisch -- This Time In Garage, Abandoned Restaurant
• City Of Chicago Has Brought In Outside Counsel In Anjanette Young Wrong Raid Case
• Russell Returns With 25 Points; Wolves Beat Kings 116-106
• Monterey Co. Man Pleads No Contest To Charges Of Sexually Assaulting 3 Young Girls
• Fat Kitty City
• MN Weather: Severe Thunderstorm Warnings In Southern, Central Minnesota After Record Warmth
• COVID In Colorado: Jeffco Public Health Relaxes Mask Mandate For Outdoor Activities
• 'Historically Unheard Of' Low Rents, High Incentives For Boston Area Apartments
• New Jersey Opening COVID-19 Vaccine Eligibility To All Residents 16 And Older Starting April 19
• Police: 5-Year-Old Girl Hit By Stray Bullet In East New York, Hospitalized With Non-Life Threatening Injuries
• ESPN Parts Ways With Paul Pierce After Celtics Legend Posted Inappropriate Instagram Live Video
• Jets Trade Sam Darnold To Carolina Panthers For Multiple Draft Picks
• South Shore Hospital Worker Spots Shipment Of Counterfeit N95 Masks
• COVID In Maryland: All Adults 16+ Eligible For COVID Vaccine At Mass Vaccination Sites Starting Tuesday
• Where's The Flu? Health Experts Say COVID Protocols Have Tremendously Limited Its Spread
• Irving Scores 40, Nets Lose Harden But Beat Knicks 114-112
• Local Hazmat Company Looks To Pay It Forward For Woman Who Served Community
• 1 Flown To Hospital After Crash On Route 119 Bullskin Township
• Wolves And Wild Fans Flock To Their First Live Games In Over A Year
• Play Ball: All-Star Game Expected To Be Held At Coors Field
• Stanton-ian Grand Slam In Bleachers Leads Yanks Over O's 7-0
• Baylor Rides Defense, Three Point Shooting To Program's First-Ever National Championship 86-70 Over Gonzaga
• 2021 Champions! Baylor Rides Defense, 3 Point Shooting To Program's First-Ever National Championship
• Baylor Routs Gonzaga For First-Ever NCAA Championship
• NCAA Final: Baylor Wins 1st National Title, Denies Zags Perfection, 86-70
• Colorado Researcher Offers Answers For Those With Vaccine Hesitancies
• Baltimore City Removes Statue Of Slaveowner Captain John O'Donnell From Canton Square Monday Night
• How Long To Wait For Other Vaccines? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers COVID-19 Questions
• Phillies Rally For 5-3 Win Over Mets After DeGrom Pulled
• Californians Eager To Return To Events As Virus, Infections Rates Low
• 3 Flown To Hospital After 2-Car Crash In Dunbar Township
• Castellanos, Moustakas Lift Reds To Win Over Pirates
• COVID-19 In Maryland: More Mass Vaccination Sites Opening This Week, Including Walk-Up Locations
• What's The Future Of Conventions After Great American Beer Festival's 2021 Cancelation?
• Bogaerts Has 4 Of Boston's 16 Hits In 11-2 Win Over Rays
• Molina's Early Double, Cardinals Pitching Stops Marlins 4-1
• Woman In Critical Condition After Being Hit By Car While Walking Dog In Pittsburgh
• Contreras, Báez, Bote HRs lift Cubs Over Brewers
• With Porter Moser Going To Oklahoma, Assistant Drew Valentine Taking Over As Head Coach For Loyola
• Why Are We Already Seeing Mosquitoes?
• Celina Police Officer, Daughter Killed In Crash Involving Garbage Truck In Grayson County
• Phillies Rally For 5-3 Win Over Mets After deGrom Pulled
• Flyers Beat Bruins 3-2 On Sanheim's OT Goal
• Colorado Musicians Eager For Larger Audiences, But Relish Opportunity To Perform Before Small Crowds
• Stanton-ian Grand Slam In Bleachers Leads Yanks Over O's 7-0
• Lancaster Roller Rink Closes After More Than 40 Years
• Lightfoot: CPD's Foot Chase Policy Needs To Be Reviewed In Wake Of Police Shooting That Killed Adam Toledo, 13
• Flyers Finally Beat Bruins, 3-2 On Sanheim's OT Goal
• 5 People Shot In Downtown Baltimore Monday Morning After Violent Easter Weekend
• Police-Involved Shooting Under Investigation In Atlantic County
• Update: GoFundMe For Asian Grandmother Who Beat Attacker in San Francisco Hits $1 Million
• Student Athlete Advocacy Group Files Lawsuit Over COVID Testing Requirements
• Southwest Airlines Pilot Accused Of Exposing Himself During Flight From Pennsylvania To Florida
• Baltimore County Police Warn Of Man Who May Be Lingering In Schools, Other Areas Children Known To Frequent
• Despite Bid From Pennsylvania State Senators, Coors Field In Colorado Reportedly Expected To Host 2021 All-Star Game
• COVID Hospitalizations Below 600 In LA County, Under 100 In Riverside
• Doncic's 31 Points Lead Mavs Over Jazz 111-103
• 32-Year-Old Man Killed In Feltonville Triple Shooting Following Argument At Barbecue, Philly Police Say
• Man Wanted For Elk Grove Shooting Death Turns Himself In
• Rural Leaders Worry About 'Devastating' Prison Closures
• Driver Charged After Caught On Camera Doing Donuts On I-495 Beltway In Prince George's County
• Stanford Women's Basketball Team Gets Enthusiastic Welcome in Palo Alto
• Man Facing Charges After Package Containing Drugs Thrown Over Fence At San Joaquin County Honor Farm
• State Police Give 7 Warnings To Pittsburgh Businesses Not Following COVID-19 Orders
• Brandon Elliot Faces Judge In Brutal Hell's Kitchen Beating Of 65-Year-Old Vilma Kari, As Leaders Rally Against Anti-Asian Violence
• Tijuana Brown Says NYPD's No-Knock Warrant Search Has Left Her 'Constantly Jumping... I Don't Sleep Straight Through The Night'
• Lawyers For Harvey Weinstein Appeal Rape Conviction Claiming Judge Did Not Protect Right To Fair Trial
• Atlantic Health System Rapidly Screening For COVID Variants In New Jersey
• Prayer Bench Used By FDNY Chaplain Mychal Judge Donated To 9/11 Memorial & Museum
• New Mayor Of Hempstead Calls For More Transparent COVID Vaccine Distribution During Inaugural Speech
• Man, Woman Killed In Head-On With Semi Near Wiggins Were Driving Car Stolen From Denver Area
• 2-Year-Old Boy In Pa. Dies After Being Found Dead In Storm Water Tunnel On Easter
• All 50 States Now Have Expanded Or Will Expand COVID Vaccine Eligibility To Everyone 16 And Up
• Suspect Accused Of Kicking, Spitting On Subway Conductor
• Plan To Rezone Carmichael Office Space Into Residential Area Meets Backlash From Neighbors
• COVID In Colorado: U.S. Northern Command To Set Up Vaccination Effort
• Family Demands Justice After Isaias Cervantes Shot, Critically Injured By LASD Deputies
• Pittsburgh Company Creates Device To Treat Pain And Heal Injuries Without Use Of Prescription Drugs
• Police, Firefighters Could Be Exempted From Union Dues Bill
• 2 Charged In Twin Cities Carjackings
• Police Looking For Suspect Who Punched 73-Year-Old Man In Hell's Kitchen
• Smoke From Barn Fire In Parker Seen For Miles
• Delta Cancels About 100 Flights, Opens Some Middle Seats
• LA County Updates Travel Advisory Allowing Fully Vaccinated People To Travel Without Quarantining, Testing
• All New Jersey Residents 16 And Older Eligible For COVID Vaccine April 19
• All Michigan Residents Ages 16 And Up Eligible For COVID-19 Vaccine
• As Pa. Shifts To Phase 1B, People Not In Phase 1A Or 1B Get Coronavirus Vaccine When Half-Full Clinics Open To All
• Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers Declares State Of Emergency Due To Wildfires
• Blue Jays Spoil Rangers Home Opener Before Largest MLB Crowd
• Jonathan Montanez Sentenced To 2 Years For Role In Fargo Protest
• Nelson Cruz Hits 2 Homers, Including Grand Slam, As Twins Rout Tigers 15-6
• No Indication Officer In Capitol Attack Was Stabbed, Shot
• Bentleyville Residents Plead With PennDOT To Fix Crumbling Road After Landslide
• State Police Locate Doris Ann Kearns Of Westmoreland County
• Vikings CB Jeff Gladney Turns Self In To Dallas County Jail For Allegedly Assaulting Girlfriend
• CU Study: Snowmelt In Winter Months Foreshadow Possible Threats To Ski Conditions & Agriculture
• House DFL Proposes Fifth Tier Income Tax For High Earners, Some Relief For PPP Loans And Jobless Benefits
• Leaders Urge People To Mind Move Over Law After State Troopers Struck In Separate Weekend Incidents
• Pikes Peak Cog Railway Tickets On Sale Now, Rides Start Next Month
• Stretch Of Liberty City Named In Honor Of Late Grammy Award-Winning Soul Singer Betty Wright
• Pico-Robertson Ralphs Closing Over Hazard Pay Mandate, Upsetting Local Jewish Community
• Yemeni Nationals On Terror Watch List Arrested At California-Mexico Border
• Member Of Gov. Chris Sununu's Office Staff Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Allen Police Find 6 Dead, Say Suicide Pact Shared On Social Media Mentions 'Killing Family'
• Flurry Of Earthquakes Shake Lennox, Largest Measuring 4.0M
• Hometown Police Department Mourns Lt. James Kouski, Who Was Struck And Killed Early Saturday Morning
• Scientists At Pitt's Center For Vaccine Research Working On Protection Against COVID-19 Variants
• Man Convicted Of Killing Amy Lord Seeks New Trial
• Norwegian Cruises Wants To Resume Sailing From US Ports In July
• Illinois State Board Of Elections Executive Director Steve Sandvoss Placed On Leave After He Reported Being Victim Of Extortion Scam
• Cook County Releases 30,000 New COVID-19 Vaccine Appointments
• 'A Little More Freedom,' Local Teens Pumped About Getting Their COVID Vaccine
• Health Officials' COVID Concerns Grow Over Youth Cases, U.K. Variant Proliferation
• NYC Officials Promise To Double Down On Efforts To Address Racial Disparities In COVID Vaccinations
• YMCA Offers Overnight Camps Again This Summer, After Curtailing During Pandemic's Early Months
• U.S. Secretary Of Energy Jennifer Granholm Says There Is A Future For Some Fossil Fuels In Western Pa.
• The New Seniors On Campus: SUNY Purchase Will Be Home To Senior Living Facility In 'Win-Win Situation'
• Paterson Police Announce New Initiative To Prevent Violent Crime Amid Spike In Daytime Shootings
• 2 Firefighters Injured In Washington Heights Fire
• Key Largo Fisheries Credits Power Of Internet Sales With Their Survival
• LA Care, Blue Shield To Open 16 COVID Vaccine Clinics Through April
• Southern California Man Charged With Throwing Rocks At Asian Woman, Child In Car
• Salaries Of New York Group Home Caregivers Could Be Slashed As Lawmakers Work Out State Budget
• Former Aide For Embattled Florida Congressman Matt Gaetz Claims Sex Crime Allegations Are 'Baseless'
• Federal Boulevard Partially Closed For Serious Crash
• Burbank Residents Can Now Apply For Rental Assistance Program
• Secondary Students In 3 Districts Now Back In Classrooms 4 Or 5 Days A Week
• Meet Alanna Campbell, The Brains Behind 'One Shining Moment'
• As D'Angelo Russell Returns To Lineup, Wolves Announce Malik Beasley Will Miss 4-6 Weeks
• Spotted Lanternfly Continues To Be Significant Threat To Pennsylvania Breweries, Vineyards, Nurseries
• COVID In Colorado: Masks Still Required At Coors Field
• Shooting At Fort Worth Car Wash Leaves 1 Dead, Suspect At Large
• UK COVID-19 Variant Threatens To Spread Through Younger Population
• Experts Debate Concept Of Herd Immunity As More Become Eligible For Vaccine In Massachusetts
• Freeman Family Farm and Greenhouse Out To Nurture The Most Vulnerable In Pittsburgh
• Boulder King Soopers No Longer A Crime Scene After Shooting
• Cape Cod Health Officials Concerned About COVID Variants, Community Spread
• Marco Garcia-Bravo Sentenced After Taking Plea Deal In Trial For Execution-Style Murders
• BWI Airport Not As Busy, Though More Than 6M People Nationwide Went Through TSA Security Over Easter Weekend
• Delivery Truck Stolen In San Francisco; Suspect Jailed
• Baltimore City Recreation Centers, Programs Reopen Monday
• Massachusetts Elementary Students Return To Classroom After Year Of Remote, Hybrid Learning
• Art Acevedo Sworn In As Miami's New Police Chief
• With 100% Capacity Allowed, Rangers See Packed Stands For Home Opener At Globe Life Field
• Suspect Arrested For Stockton Shooting That Left 28-Year-Old Man Dead
• Montgomery County Music Producer Will Yip Raising Money For AAPI Community Fund To Fight Anti-Asian Hate
• Clippers Sign Former All-Star DeMarcus Cousins To 10-Day Contract
• 'Isabella Joy Thallas Act': Bill Requiring Owners To Report Stolen Guns Passes Colorado House
• COVID In Florida: 3,480 New Cases, 36 Deaths Reported On Monday
• Boston Restaurants Ready For Customers As Warm Weather, Tourism Initiative Ramps Up
• Domestic Violence Suspect Daniel Flores Arrested, Stolen Guns, Ammo, Drugs Seized
• State Supreme Court Rejects 11th-Hour Petition From Former Allegheny Co. Councilman Convicted Of Theft
• Derek Chauvin Trial, April 5 Live Updates: MPD Inspector Who Oversaw Training Division Says Chauvin's Kneel Is 'Not What We Train'
• Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava Will Lift Countywide Curfew On Monday April 12
• Suspect Killed In Officer-Involved Shooting At I-25 Happy Canyon Road Exit Identified As Samuel Yeager
• Tri-State Region Expanding COVID-19 Vaccine Eligibility
• Some COVID-19 Long Haulers Say Symptoms Improved After Getting Vaccine
• Safety Concerns On Atlantic City Boardwalk After Store Owner Dies When Teens Allegedly Ransack Store
• 15 People Displaced Following Apartment Fire In Carroll County
• 3 Injured, Including 6-Year-Old Girl, In Shooting Outside Fort Lauderdale Store
• Slashing victim describes attack as violence against Asian Americans continues
• AG Identifies Woman Found Dead After Reported Gunshots And Fire At Derry, NH Home
• Vikings Cornerback Jeff Gladney Surrenders To Police In Texas, Charged With Felony Family Violence Assault
• Miami PD: 80-Year-Old Army Veteran Who Barricaded Himself After Brandishing Weapon At Caretaker Now In Custody
• Massachusetts Reports 2,912 New COVID Cases, 43 Additional Deaths Over 2 Days
• Man Shot, Killed On N. Broadway Street Earlier Monday, Police Say
• Colorado's Mesa Verde National Park Now Dark-Sky Certified
• 16-Year-Old Arrested For Murder In Fabian Mendez's Fatal Carjacking
• 'Abhorrent Racist Graffiti' Spray Painted Onto Youth Organization's Football Field House
• UMBC Coach Ryan Odom Agrees To Become New Utah State Head Coach
• Markham Mayor Says His Reelection Campaign Signs Were Defaced And Thrown Away, Pile Of Feces Was Found In Front Of Campaign Office Door
• US 6 Through Clear Creek Canyon Will Be Closed Weeknights And Sunday Nights Through June
• Sarayah Redmond Killing: Surveillance Video Of Group Wanted In Connection To Shooting Released
• Texas governor protests MLB moving All-Star Game out of Atlanta
• Utah fathers to pay 50% of pregnancy costs
• Tom Brady Finally Makes It To Disney World To Celebrate Super Bowl LV Victory
• Hunter Biden says date with future wife rescued him from addiction
• 'Everyone Perplexed' By Disappearance Of Pregnant Woman Dianna Brice, Boyfriend Justin Smith, Upper Darby Police Say
• Police Chase With Stolen Dallas Ambulance Ends In McKinney, Suspect In Custody
• Smoke Coming From Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge Is Prescribed Burn
• Homeless Man Arrested After Attacking Asian Woman In Center City: Philadelphia Police
• Mainline Pharmacy To Hold COVID-19 Vaccination Clinics At Monroeville Mall, Several Other Locations
• Vice President Kamala Harris Warns Of Looming 'Wars Fought Over Water'
• Man Dies After Shooting In North Baltimore Apartment, Police Say
• Amazon apologizes for denying that its drivers pee in bottles
• Man Found Dead At Homeless Encampment Along Interstate 80 Offramp In Vallejo
• Man Shot, Wounded In West Rogers Park Alley
• Suspected San Francisco Drug Dealer Busted at Vallejo Home with Crack Cocaine, $10,000 Cash
• LAUSD To Open New Vaccine Centers, Campuses To Reopen Beginning In Mid-April
• City Of LA To Offer Over 106K COVID Vaccinations This Week, Open Site At Southwest College
• Pennsylvania Lawmakers Introducing Bill To Ban Transgender Girls From Competing In Women's School Sports
• Blue And Silver Pinwheel Garden Is Reminder To Watch For Child Abuse
• "Ticking time bomb": Residents on edge with reservoir near collapse
• Pennsylvania Lawmakers Introducing Bill To Ban Transgender Girls From Competing In Women's School Sports
• 7 Guns Recovered By State Police During Weekend Traffic Stops, Crashes
• Folsom Man, 28, Arrested On Suspicion Of DUI After Roseville Crash Kills His Passenger
• Michigan's Top Court Sides With Dad In Parental Rights Case
• Lelon Lewis Identified As Pilot Killed In Plane Crash Near Deckers
• Death Of 'Miracle on Ice' Standout Mark Pavelich Ruled Suicide
• Surveillance Video Shows Car Crashing Into, Driving In Attleboro Hobby Lobby
• Steelers Legend Jack Lambert's Teeth Holder Sells For Nearly $20,000 At Auction
• Police Searching For Gunman After Man Shot Multiple Times In North Philadelphia
• Michigan's Livers Has Surgery
• Canceled Again: Great American Beer Festival Will 'Skip' 2021
• 5 People Taken To Hospital After Roseville Crash
• Transgender sports bans become conservative litmus test
• 4 Arrested After Chase, Gunfire Exchange With Colorado Springs Police Officers
• Swimmer qualifies for Olympics 2 years after leukemia diagnosis
• Southwest Pilot Michael Haak Accused Of Exposing Genitals In Flight
• CDC Inquiry Sought On HIV Outbreak In West Virginia's Largest County
• Anne Arundel County Police Piloting 'Fresh S.T.A.R.T.' Program To Help Prevent Youth Arrests
• Lane Closures To Slow Traffic In Sepulveda Tunnel Near LAX Starting Monday Night
• San Francisco Police Arrest Suspect In Bayview Attempted Homicide Last Month
• Montgomery County Commissioner Val Arkoosh Launches US Senate Bid
• New Boston Tourism Campaign Aims To Fight City's Racist Reputation
• San Francisco Police Warn of Phone Scams Demanding Payment of Fines
• FULL LIST: Luke Combs, Maren Morris, Kane Brown Among 2021 ACM Performers
• Brent Roberts Identified As CU Boulder Rec Center Theft Suspect
• Low Enrollment Forcing 6 LA Catholic Schools To Close
• Kings' Buddy Hield Fined $20K For 'Inappropriate Language' Directed At Refs
• Washington Teachers' Union President Elizabeth Davis Among 2 Killed In Bowie Crash, Investigation Continues
• Vincent Smith Pleads Guilty To Manslaughter In Deaths Of 2 Men Found After Fire
• COVID-19 In Illinois: 2,102 New Cases, 11 Deaths
• School District Of Philadelphia Clears Remaining 23 Schools To Reopen For Phase II Of Hybrid Learning Plan
• Gov. Greg Abbott Declines To Throw 1st Pitch At Rangers Opener, Blames MLB Voter Integrity 'False Narrative' After All-Star Game Switch
• Vigil Held For Baltimore Carjacking Victim Fabian Mendez In Highlands Community Monday Night
• Derek Chauvin Trial: ER Doc Theorized That Lack Of Oxygen Stopped George Floyd's Heart
• B.A.A. 10K, Half Marathon To Be Held Virtually In 2021
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept: Unhealthy Air Quality Observed In The Mon Valley
• NFL Draft 2021: Texas' Ta'Quon Graham Looks To Show His Versatility, Ability To Play Multiple Positions At Next Level
• New Jersey COVID-19 Vaccine Eligibility Expands To Include Those 55+, More Essential Workers On Monday
• Georgia Man Charged In Fatal Shooting Of 29-Year-Old Detroit Man
• FEMA To Open COVID Vaccine Site In Pueblo County, Accelerates Outreach To Rural Communities
• San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin Supporters Launch PAC To Thwart Recall Effort
• Most Elementary Schools In Massachusetts Return To Full-Time, In-Person Learning
• MTA's 'Mask Force' Doles Out Free Masks To Passengers In The Bronx, 'The Single Most Important Thing A Customer Can Do'
• Pennsylvania Sen. Sharif Street Considering Running For U.S. Senate Seat In Next Year's Election
• Man Charged In Crash That Killed Hometown Police Officer James Kouski Jr.
• LA County To Give $10K Grants To Personal Care Businesses, Other Small Shops
• COVID: San Francisco Chinatown Businesses Struggle To Recover From Pandemic Shut Down
• These companies donated to state lawmakers who backed controversial changes in voting laws
• Denver Broncos 'Adjust' Prices For Season Ticket Holders, Plans For Full-Capacity Games At Empower Field At Mile High
• BART Unveils Free Short Story Dispensers At Select Stations
• State Fairgrounds To Host Federal COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic
• San Francisco Unified Superintendent Dr. Vincent Matthews Delays Resignation For A Year
• Sacramento County Deputy Hurt After Suspect Rams Patrol Vehicle In Fair Oaks
• Data for 500M Facebook accounts surfaces on hacker site
• SpaceX Crew Dragon makes way for next crew to space station
• Kung Fu Kicks Off April 7
• Pet-adoption surge creates demand for "puppy nannies"
• Bruins Goalie Jaroslav Halak Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Driver Killed After Car Goes Off Cliff In Malibu
• Treasury secretary calls for global minimum tax on companies
• Aaron Gordon's 24 Points Leads Denver Past Orlando 119-109
• Man In Custody After Domestic Call Leads To SWAT Standoff In Perry South
• Chicago Opens Mass Vaccination Sites Near Wrigley Field, At Chicago State University
• Race To Vaccinate: Florida COVID-19 Vaccinations Open To Those 18 And Older
• COVID In Maryland: 850+ New Cases As Hospitalizations Continue To Increase Monday
• Road To Reopening: New York Lifts Curfew For Gyms, Movie Theaters And Other Businesses
• Montgomery County Board Of Commissioners Chairperson Dr. Val Arkoosh Running For Senate On Democratic Ticket
• Cherry blossom season had earliest peak in 1,200 years
• 2 Men Killed In Box Truck Crash On Long Island Expressway
• Officer Kevin Shaver Released From Hospital After Attack Outside U.S. Capitol
• Rocky Carroll On 'NCIS': 'Having A Prior Relationship With Mark Harmon Was A Huge Help'
• COVID In Minnesota: After Holiday Without Update, MDH Reports 1,385 New Cases, 10 New Deaths
• NFL Draft Prospect Josh Ball Points To Pass Sets & Quickness As Strengths In Preparation For Next Level
• Dallas Police Need Help Identifying Man, Woman Who Stole From Neiman Marcus In Downtown
• RMV Says No Vehicle Inspections At Least Through Tuesday In Massachusetts
• $100,000 Donation Made To Delphi Reward Fund For Investigation Into Murders Of 2 Girls
• Grover Beach Man, 59, Struck And Killed By Several Vehicles On Highway 99 Near Modesto
• Roof Of Truck Ripped Off While Going Under Bridge In Westboro
• Hunter Biden defends Burisma role, says Trump used it in "illegitimate way"
• Today On Drew! D-I-Y Week Kick-Off! Brené Brown, Cooking with Pilar Valdes, Michele Lee & Zanna Roberts Rassi
• NFL player Carlton Davis apologizes after tweeting anti-Asian slur
• Warrior Star Steph Curry Teams Up With Bruce Lee's Family To Fight Asian American Attacks
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Announces 6,651 New Coronavirus Cases, 12 New Deaths
• Read These Tips Before Getting Your COVID-19 Vaccine
• Death of fan who attended NCAA tourney prompts contact tracing
• Fauci says federal government won't mandate vaccine passports
• Rodney Berger Charged With DUI After MDTA Says He Struck Officer With Car Early Sunday Morning
• Jackpot Winning Lottery Ticket Worth $3.28M Sold In Allegheny County
• WBZ Photographer Thanks Red Sox For Saving His Life After Suffering 'Widow Maker' Heart Attack At Fenway Park
• Maryland Zoo Welcomes Two Southern White Rhinoceros
• Pet Nannies See Boom In Business Thanks To Coronavirus Pandemic
• US Supreme Court Sides With Google In $8 Billion Copyright Fight With Oracle
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• Romeo Langford Makes Long-Awaited Return To Celtics Lineup
• PNC Park Undergoes Safety Changes While Preparing To Welcome Fans Back Inside Stadium For Pirates' Home Opener
• 'Stretched Beyond Thin,' Newly-Made Public Documents Detail Conditions Of Border Facilities Holding Migrant Children
• Here's A List Of Pop Up COVID-19 Testing Sites In Michigan This Week
• Putin signs law allowing him to remain Russia's president until 2036
• COVID Vaccine: Congressman Expresses Concern About Vaccination Rates In 2 New York City Boroughs
• Early Season Slip-Up Helped Stanford Overcome Nomadic COVID-19 NCAA Championship Journey
• Some Businesses Want Customers To Wear Masks, Even As Texas & Other States Drop Mandates
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 522 New Coronavirus Cases, No New Deaths
• Pink Stun Gun, Knife-In-Comb Seized At Logan Airport On Easter Sunday
• Dr. Oz Explains How A Universal Covid Vaccine Would Work To Fight Off Variants
• AAA: Florida Gas Prices Drift Lower; Down 6 Cents In Two Weeks
• Michigan Gets Surge Of Calls From Domestic Violence Victims
• Activists Urge City Of Davis To Create 'Department Of Public Safety' Independent From Police
• Teacher Sick Calls After Second Vaccine Shot Forces Athol-Royalston District To Cancel Classes
• COVID Reopenings: 'Zombie Hands' Social Distancing Greets Students Returning To Cupertino Classroom
• David Cardone Accused Of Exposing Himself To Girls Near Bethpage Middle School, Police Say
• India sees record number of daily COVID infections as 2nd wave grows
• Tourist Arrested For Refusing Temp Check During $15K Florida Disney Trip
• DWI Suspect Arique Bagby Also Charged With Aggravated Kidnapping In Denton County
• Supreme Court sides with Google in $8 billion dispute with Oracle
• Southfield Plans Memorial, Vigil For COVID-19 Victims
• Wings Finally Win In Tampa 5-1
• Vehicle Struck By Train In Galt
• Former Santa Clara County Juvenile Court Counselor Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Girls
• Good Samaritan Stops Sexual Assault Of A Child In Parking Lot After Hearing Screams From Minivan, Prosecutors Say
• Supreme Court tosses dispute over Trump blocking critics on Twitter
• Fort Sill Soldiers Suspended After Alleged Sexual Assault Of Female Soldier
• How To Beat The Pandemic By Summer
• BBB Warns Against Posting Pictures Of COVID Vaccination Cards On Social Media
• Olfactory Scent Studio: Take-And-Make Candle Kits
• Winchendon Woman Falls Off Rock Ledge While Hiking In New Hampshire's Monadnock State Park
• NASA reveals more hidden Easter eggs aboard Mars rover
• Denver Weather: Record Heat For One More Day, Then Rain And Snow!
• Indians Beat Tigers 9-3
• 'There Needs To Be More': Sacramento City Leaders To Decide On Extension Of Alley Closures To Curb Crime
• Kids Closer To Getting Vaccine But Likely To Have COVID Restrictions For Another Year
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Pfizer's Six-Month Data
• Fort Worth Police Officer Recovering After Driver Slams Into Squad Car At Intersection
• Not A Very Good Opening Weekend For Boston Red Sox
• At Least 34 People Shot, 8 Killed In Weekend Gun Violence In Chicago
• Remembering The Good Guys Hostage Crisis 30 Years Later
• Army investigating sexual assault claim implicating up to 22 GIs
• Jordan's government accuses king's half-brother of "malicious plot"
• Officer injured in attack outside Capitol released from hospital
• Gov. Larry Hogan Designates April 5 As Taekwondo Day In Maryland
• Barkov, Driedger Lead Panthers To 3-0 Win Over Blue Jackets
• Indiana Still Plans To End Mask Mandate Tuesday, But Mandates Will Remain In Some Jurisdictions, Including Gary
• Half Of Americans Planning Road Trips This Year, Survey Finds
• Miami Weather: Mostly Sunny, Nice Breeze
• 2 Pedestrians Struck, Killed On PCH In Malibu
• Realtors Hire House Sitters After Vacant Sacramento Homes Become Easy Targets
• Sacramento Man To Stand Trial For For Alleged Drunk Driving Crash That Killed His Kids, Brother-In-law In Oroville
• One Man Shot In Denver Sunday Night
• One Person Hurt When Car Hits Home In Lone Tree
• Dr. Osterholm: Loosening COVID Restrictions And UK Variant 'Are Going To Collide'
• Illinois-Based Connor Sports Makes, Installs Floor Underneath Players For NCAA Tournament
• LG to close its money-losing mobile phone business
• Texas-Based GameStop Announces Sale, Expected Sell Up To 3.5 Million Shares
• Michael Keaton Makes SAG History Wins Third Ensemble Cast Award With His Role In 'Trial Of The Chicago 7'
• NASA helicopter touches down on surface of Mars
• Evan Fournier Keeps His Hot Hand In Celtics Win Over Hornets
• Prantl's Bakery Close To Opening New Squirrel Hill Location
• Video Captures Deputy In Texas Punching Teen Who Had Been Riding ATV
• More Fires Reported In Hegewisch Overnight After Arson Suspected In Weekend Garbage Can Fires
• Cyclone kills almost 100 as floods, landslides hit Southeast Asia
• Firefighters Battle Massive Blaze Overnight In Jersey City
• PTL Links: April 5, 2021
• 1 Man Killed, Another Critically Wounded In Bronx Shooting
• Mine washes up on Florida beach
• Mormon church leaders call out racism and say abortion is evil
• Former Sears Location At Pittsburgh Mills To Be Used As COVID-19 Vaccination Site
• Unopened Super Mario Bros. game from 1986 auctioned for $660,000
• Stanford tops Arizona 54 to 53 to win women's NCAA Tournament
• Pedestrian Struck On Route 38 In Cherry Hill
• Second disturbance in two months hits downtown St. Louis jail
• How the wealthy cut the line during Florida's frenzied vaccine rollout
• Hunter Biden on his memoir "Beautiful Things" and his struggles with substance abuse
• Philadelphia Expands COVID-19 Vaccine Eligibility On Monday To Include More Essential Workers
• Pittsburgh Weather: Monday Rain Chances Kick Off Potentially Wet Week Ahead
• Crews Knock Down Brooklyn Park House Fire
• Star Lyle Thompson Educates, Coaches Texas Kids On Native American Roots Of Lacrosse
• 22 Additional Schools In Philadelphia School District Set To Reopen For In-Person Learning Monday
• New York Weather: CBS2's 4/5 Monday Morning Forecast
• COVID Vaccine Eligibility Expands In Massachusetts To 55+ And More Medical Conditions
• Firehouse Subs Hosting 3-Day Recruiting Event; 25 Positions Open In Chicago
• Chicago Weather: Showers, Isolated Thunderstorms Possible Monday
• Lane Closures Expected This Week Along Route 422 In Montgomery, Chester Counties Due To Roadwork
• April, The Giraffe That Became An Online Star, Dies, Upstate Animal Adventure Park Confirms
• Several Families People Displaced Following Massive Ambridge Row House Fire
• Update: Pleasanton Teacher Elizabeth Correia, Mother Identified As Victims In Bodega Bay Cliff Plunge
• Florida Rep. Matt Gaetz Sex Probe Suddenly Threatens Speedy Washington Rise
• Miami PD Continues Search For Missing California Tourist Angela Morrisey
• Pa. CareerLink Centers In Mercer Co., Lawrence Co. Set To Reopen
• 20-Year-Old Woman Walks Into Hospital After Shot In Neck In Kensington: Police
• SEPTA To Reopen Somerset Station Monday As Official Raises Alarm About Conditions Along Market-Frankford Line
• French police arrest mom, 4 daughters over alleged terror plot
• Pennsylvania Enters 1B Phase Of COVID-19 Vaccination Timeline
• Aspinwall Riverfront Park Applying For Federal Stimulus Money To Expand
• Driver Flees Scene After Crashing Car Into Sign Outside Stage AE
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Videos from April 5, 2021

• Nearly 19,000 migrant children still in U.S. custody as flow from Central America continues
• 4/5: Red and Blue
• Robots in California test wastewater to predict COVID outbreaks
• Analyzing the pandemic's toll on mothers and their mental health
• U.S. coronavirus infections jump for 4th straight week as variants spread
• Derek Chauvin violated policy by kneeling on George Floyd's neck, Minneapolis police chief says
• Crisis in Guatemala drives migrants to U.S. border
• Arkansas governor vetoes anti-transgender health care bill
• Capitol Police force reeling after deadly car attack
• Illinois school district to remove names of historical figures from 7 schools, citing complicated legacies
• Toxic wastewater reservoir in Florida on brink of collapse
• Police chief condemns Derek Chauvin's use of force on George Floyd
• Tensions rise as Beijing steps up military presence in South China Sea
• Michigan emerges as new epicenter as COVID cases soar
• Congressman Matt Gaetz says he's "absolutely not resigning" amid sexual misconduct investigation
• Biden backs corporate tax hike to fund infrastructure
• Why the key to ending the pandemic runs through the evangelical church
• Slashing victim describes attack as violence against Asian Americans continue
• Texas governor won't throw first pitch to protest MLB moving All-Star Game from Atlanta
• Minneapolis police chief: Derek Chauvin "violated our policy"
• Minneapolis police chief begins testifying in Derek Chauvin trial
• Doctor on new CDC travel guidance and new COVID-19 variant found in U.S.
• Tropical cyclone kills dozens in Indonesia and East Timor
• Prosecutors to call more law enforcement officials to testify in Chauvin trial
• Florida scrambles to avoid environmental disaster as Piney Point reservoir threatens to flood
• Nonprofit works with top tech companies to offer minority students classes on in-demand skills
• Actress Deborah Ayorinde on new horror series "Them"
• Capitol Hill police officer killed as security concerns rise
• Hunter Biden opens up about battling addiction, emotional family intervention and making amends
• "Vaccine passports" spark controversy in pandemic-era culture wars
• U.S. and Iran to hold indirect negotiations this week on 2015 Iran nuclear deal
• Hunter Biden addresses laptop reports, ongoing federal investigation into his taxes
• WorldView: Taiwan train crash investigation; Indonesia faces deadly cyclone
• Derek Chauvin trial looms over Minneapolis Easter service as church honors George Floyd
• Concerns grow that release of wastewater in Florida could have environmental consequences
• TSA records highest U.S. passenger screenings since start of pandemic
• Atlanta mayor on MLB relocating All-Star Game from Georgia over controversial voting law
• 4/5: CBSN AM