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Articles from April 6, 2021

• Exclusive: El Segundo Research Center Testing Oral COVID-19 Vaccine
• Goslings Getting Trapped And Dying Inside Pylons Near The Tower Bridge 
• CU Boulder Police Urge Students To Be On The Lookout For Peeping Suspect Charles Rawson
• Update: San Francisco School Board Votes To Rescind Controversial School Renaming Plan
• Man Does Nazi Salute, Tells Jamba Juice Employee To 'Go Back To Your Country' After Being Denied Service For Not Wearing Mask
• Gibson Makes 34 Saves As Ducks Beat Sharks, 5-1
• Gibson Makes 34 Saves As Ducks Beat Sharks 5-1
• Dodgers Beat Winless A's, 5-1
• In-N-Out Burger Coming To Lakewood, Loveland And Thornton
• George Scores 36, Clippers Rout Trail Blazers 133-116
• Cal Students Warned Of Massive Personal Data Breach After Cyberattack Hits Entire UC System
• Lakers Build Big Early Lead, Cruise Past Raptors 110-101
• First Cases Of COVID-19 P.1 Variant Detected In Colorado
• Family Visiting Every In-N-Out Visits San Joaquin County Locations
• Kershaw Bounces Back, Dodgers Beat Winless A's 5-1
• Curry, Warriors Use Furious Finish To Hold Off Bucks, 122-121
• Chicago Weather: One More Warm Day
• Northbrook Restaurateur Says She Welcomes Renewed COVID Mitigations If It Will Help End Pandemic
• Tiffany Henyard Wins Race For Mayor Of Dolton
• Lyons Village President Chris Getty Well Ahead In Reelection Bid
• Surveillance Video Leads Deputy To Alleged Package Thief In Riverbank
• Derek Chauvin Trial, Day 7: Officer Who Trained Chauvin And LAPD Use-Of-Force Expert Testify
• Aurora Mayor Richard Irvin Wins Bid For Reelection
• Kris Bryant Has Cubs' Only Hit As They Get Blanked By Brewers
• Coloradans Urged To Maintain COVID Safety Measures Ahead Of All-Star Game
• Michelle Nelson Ahead As Flossmoor Elects Woman Mayor For First Time In Nearly 100-Year History
• Smaller Colorado Towns Finding Success In Tourism Recovery
• Revere Beach Parking Meters Coming Soon, Payments Required Starting May 1
• Cole 7 Shutout Innings, 13 Ks Leads Yanks Over Orioles
• Framingham Dog Missing For 5 Years Now 'Safe And Warm' After Reunion With Owner
• Massachusetts Vehicle Inspection System Will Be Down Through Friday
• Stroman Sharp In Return, Mets Beat Phillies For 1st Win
• AG: Woman Found Dead In Derry, NH House Fire Died Of Gunshot Wound
• Amid Fight Over Blight On North Side, Homeowners Say Developer Is Using State Law To Get Control Of Properties
• Nelson's Late Goal Gives Islanders Win Over Capitals
• Blackhawks Stop 2-Game Skid, Beat Stars
• Orioles Announce Opening Day Celebrations, New Features At Camden Yards
• Community Joins Family In Calling For Body Cam Video Release Of Police Shooting That Killed 13-Year-Old Adam Toledo
• NYPD: 1 Suspect In Custody After Police-Involved Shooting In Brooklyn
• Seasonal Allergies Or COVID-19? Doctor Says Being Indoors For A Year May Lead To 'Terrible Allergies'
• NYCHA Residents Say Former Federal Official Tricked Them Into Sounding Supportive Of President Trump For RNC Video
• Vail Police Ask For Help Identifying Shoplifting Suspect
• Buffalo Business Owner With Huge 'Trump 2020' Flag Prepared To 'Go To Jail' For Violating City Rules
• 2 Sailors Wounded After Navy Medic Opens Fire Near Fort Detrick, Deceased Suspect Identified
• 'I Just Seen Commotion' | Community Reacts After Navy Medic Opens Fire Near Fort Detrick Tuesday Morning
• Trio Of Deer Found Shot With Blow Darts In Walsenburg
• Fighting Fentanyl: Hazelden Betty Ford Partners With Mpls. African American Addiction Center
• Grizzlies End Another Heat Win Streak, 124-112
• Police: 65-Year-Old Man Dies In West Mifflin After Falling 41 Feet From Catwalk
• COVID In Maryland: 867 New Cases, Hospitalizations Up Tuesday Morning
• Google Unveils Multi-Billion Dollar Plan For Massive Urban Village In Downtown San Jose
• NYC Monument Planned To Honor Essential Workers
• Cardinals Rally Past Alcantara, Marlins 4-2
• 21 People Injured As 8-Alarm Fire Rages In Jackson Heights Apartment Building
• Nearly $3 Million In Student Loans Canceled For Students Who Attended Brightwood Career Institute
• Vince Velasquez Roughed Up By Mets As Phillies Suffer First Loss Of Season
• Swatting Call Puts Atherton High School On Lockdown
• 'A Hybrid Between A Taco And Quesadilla' | Quesabirria Tacos Taking Baltimore By Storm
• Devils Lose As Sabres Break 10-Game Winless Streak On Road
• Rangers Blast Penguins With Goals From 8 Players
• Hurricanes Rally Past Panthers 5-2
• Inver Grove Heights Teen Crowned 'Drive, Chip And Putt' Champ At Augusta National
• Police Seek Person For Questioning In String Of Hegewisch Fires, Say He Is Not A Suspect
• Aurora Task Force Recommends Creation Of Police Accountability Office
• Tyler Naquin Stars As Reds Pound Pirates For 4th Straight Win
• Denver Bar & Restaurant Owners Preparing For All-Star Game Boom: 'Really Good Money'
• 'Street Vet' Raises $15K For Modesto Vietnam Vet Who Couldn't Afford Surgery For Pet In Need
• Nelson's Late Goal Gives Islanders 1-0 Win Over Capitals
• Embiid Scores 35, 76ers Dominate Celtics In 106-96 Win
• Baltimore County Police Searching For Missing 18-Year-Old Last Seen In Catonsville
• Joel Embiid Leads Sixers To Season Series Sweep Of Celtics
• William Clanton, Of Golden, Crashes Vehicle After Dramatic Chase In Indiana
• Miami Gardens PD Wants To Talk To Brandon Hunter In Connection To Fatal Hit-&-Run Crash
• Candlelight Vigil Honors 214 Newton Residents Who Have Died From COVID-19
• Flyers Lose Ground In Playoff Hunt With Loss To Bruins
• Rangers Blast Penguins 8-4 With Goals From 8 Players
• Preliminary Report Finds Plane Backfired Before Crashing Into SUV, Killing 4-Year-Old Boy
• Nats Finally Play, Beat Braves 6-5 On Soto's Walk-Off In 9th
• Bergeron Scores Hat Trick, Reaches 900 Points In Bruins' Win
• Cole Throws 7 Shutout Innings, 13 Ks Leads Yanks Over Orioles 7-2
• 21-Year-Old Found Shot To Death In Vehicle In Dallas Neighborhood
• State Lawmakers Take Up Bill That Would Change How Courts Decide Child Custody Battles
• Storm Damage Halts Vaccinations At Minnesota Vikings Training Facility
• Police Rescue Injured Owl From Southwest Longmont
• Vucevic Helps Bulls Run Past Short-Handed Pacers
• At Least 1 Dead In I-35W Rollover Crash In Northeast Minneapolis
• Have You Been Dreaming Of A Vacation? Data Shows Plenty Of Americans Are
• City Of Pittsburgh Joins Philadelphia In Lawsuit Over State Gun Control Law
• Safety Lights Installed At Busy Crosswalk In Glassell Park
• Woman Alleges She Was Terrorized By Assault From Texans QB Deshaun Watson
• Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura Reach Less-Restrictive Orange Tier
• Danville Police Officer Sued Over Fatal Shooting Of Homeless Man Having Mental Health Crisis
• California Could Lift All COVID-19 Restrictions Statewide, Eliminate Tier System By June 15th
• Suspect Arrested In Brick-Throwing Incident On Highway 242 In Concord That Killed Grandmother
• State Patrol: Power Line Falls Across I-35W In Burnsville
• Boulder's Royal Arch Trail To Close Next Week For Repairs
• Counties Operating As If It's 'Color-Blind' To State Tier System
• Counties Operating As If 'Color-Blind' To State Tier System
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo, Lawmakers Agree On New York State Budget, Including Legalized Mobile Sports Betting
• New Relief Program Aimed At Colorado Musicians, Venues & Promoters
• Tom Brady Is Launching An NFT Company
• New York City Cleanup Corps Will Create 10,000 Jobs For New Yorkers, Mayor De Blasio Says
• Man Killed In Mobile Home Fire In Garrett County, Officials Say
• PG&E charged in 2019 California wildfire
• Ineligible Residents Line Up Outside Dorchester Clinic Hoping To Get COVID Vaccine
• COVID Vaccine In New York: Manhattanville College Makes Vaccinations Mandatory Beginning Fall Semester
• Maryland House OKs More Access To Police Misconduct Records
• Deputies Search For Armed Men Accused Of Robbing Denver KFC Restaurant
• Loyola Introduces Drew Valentine As New Head Men's Basketball Coach
• Toddler In 'Grave' Condition After Being Shot In Face On Lake Shore Drive Downtown
• Deadline Set To Complete Wi-Fi Installation At New York City Homeless Shelters
• Man Injured In Shooting In Columbia Tuesday Night, Howard County Police Say
• Tractor Trailer Crash Shuts Down Part Of New York State Thruway In Newburgh
• Worker Seriously Injured by Falling Tree Near Pescadero Airlifted to Hospital
• Baltimore City Police Searching For Serial Robbery Suspect
• Asian, Black Clergy Leaders Come Together For 'Stand Against Asian Hate' Rally In Queens
• Allergies Seem Worse This Year? SoCal Doctor Says Climate Change Could Be To Blame
• Orange County To Stay In Orange Tier This Week Though COVID Case Rate Now Meets Yellow Tier
• Cases of United Kingdom COVID Variant Appear In Marin County For 1st Time
• Report: Caitlyn Jenner Exploring Run For California Governor
• Amazon Donates $10K, Equipment To Duncan Street Miracle Garden In Northeast Baltimore
• Baltimore City Council Passes Bill To Give Renters Options On Security Deposit
• 'A Lot Of Mixed Feelings': Charlie Blackmon Split On Decision To Move All-Star Game
• Man Pleads Guilty In Connection With 2017 Fire At Coconut Charlie's
• Rep. Matt Gaetz, Accused Of Sexual Misconduct, To Speak At 'Women For America First' Summit At Trump Doral
• As Amazon union vote count drags on, activists say "this is everybody's fight"
• Colorado Voting Laws In The Spotlight After MLB All-Star Game Comes To Coors Field
• COVID In Summit County: More Restrictions With Move From Level Yellow To Level Orange
• CHP Rescue Injured Climber Who Fell 100 Feet Near Kyburz
• CHP Rescue Injured Climber Who Fell 100 Feet Near Kunitz
• Baltimore County Expanding Emergency Crisis Response Programs
• San Francisco Supes Pass Ordinance Requiring Businesses to Re-Hire Laid Off Workers
• Denver Public Schools Board Of Education Authorizes Investigation Into Allegations Against School Board Director Tay Anderson
• COVID Restrictions: Contra Costa, Napa and Sonoma Counties to Move to Orange Tier
• Suspect Wanted For Assaulting Officer In Custody After Hours-Long Standoff In Fort Worth
• Pennsylvania House Vote Signals Support For Child Sex Abuse Window In Bill Form
• After Pa. Moves To Phase 1B Of Coronavirus Vaccine Rollout, Calls To Open Distribution To All Swell
• Lakewood Police Department Develops Website To Report Crimes Like Minor Thefts, Property Damage
• Officers used excessive force against Floyd, expert says
• Pennsylvania And 4 Other States Account For Nearly Half Of New US COVID-19 Infections
• Past & Present Colorado Delegates Defend State's Election Laws Amid All-Star Game Decision
• UC Davis Health Sees Big Response From Opening Up COVID-19 Vaccines To Everyone 16 And Up
• 'I Couldn't Believe It At First': Middle School Student Discovers Historic Tyrannosaurus Rex Tooth
• Arraignment Delayed Again For Accused Gunman In Deadly Orange Mass Shooting As He Remains Hospitalized
• CPS High School Students Set To Return To Class April 19, But Rising COVID Rates In Chicago Could Be Sticking Point
• Vice President Kamala Harris Visits In Chicago, Visits Mass Vaccination Site
• As They Prepare For Autopsy Photos In Court, George Floyd Family Offers Public Prayer
• Navy medic killed on base after shooting 2 in Maryland
• I-Team: Texas Paid Out Fraudulent Unemployment Claims Months After They Were Flagged As Fraud
• Pittsburgh Officials Hold Rally For Peace After Racist Graffiti Spray-Painted Onto Youth Organization's Football Field House
• Southbound 405 Freeway Reopened In Sepulveda Pass Following Two-Vehicle Crash
• Auraria Campus Locked Down After Nearby Stabbing
• NYPD: Joseph McCrimons Kills 9-Year-Old Daughter's Mother And Sisters In Triple Murder-Suicide At Van Dyke Houses
• Keeping A Fence Around The State Capitol Costs More Than $200,000
• COVID-19 Testing Down In Pennsylvania As Cases Continue To Climb
• Carlos Correa's 9th-Inning Homer Puts Astros Past Angels 4-2
• 'It Works And It's Absurd': College Students Build 'Couch Cart' To Get Around Campus
• Zoo Miami's Newest Baby Giraffe Makes Exhibit Debut As Another Is Born Behind The Scenes
• Texas Mother Madison McDonald Admits Smothering Daughters, Ages 1 And 6
• East Bridgewater Honors WWII Veteran Who Beat COVID-19
• PortMiami Sets New Record With Arrival Of Largest Container Ship To Ever Dock At Florida Port
• Sen. Markey, Rep. Trahan Among Lawmakers Questioning Mark Zuckerberg About Instagram For Kids
• Pennsylvania SPCA Helping Cats Find Forever Homes With Help Of House Plants
• Asian American Attacks: Non-Profit To Manage $1M In Donations To Xiao Zhen Xie Who Fought Assailant
• Businesswoman transforms young cancer patients into superheroes
• 8-Year-Old Girl Publishes Comic Book To Help Kids 'Get Safe From The Coronavirus'
• In Medical Milestone, Sonia Sein Is 1st Patient In The World To Receive A New Trachea
• Pennsylvania State Police Investigating Theft Of Beaver Statue, Plaque In Delaware County
• Mayor Bill De Blasio Says City Will Stop Using Hotels As Homeless Shelters, 'A Little More Work' Needed Before Offering Timeline
• Restaurant Manager Puts Speed Bumps In Bike Lane, Fed Up With Cyclists Traveling Too Fast Near Flor De Mayo's Outdoor Dining Setup
• 'It's Helping Both Ends': How One Company Is Working To Protect Precious Birds And Powerlines
• Student With Gun And Drugs Arrested At Mesquite High School, Police Say
• Pennsylvania Bill To Ban Transgender Girls From Women's Sports Creates Controversy
• Open For Business: Coffee Cream And Dreams Pouring Happiness For Fairmount Community
• COVID Anger: Patrons At N.J. Brewery Stiff Server On Tip After Disagreeing With State's 90-Minute Seating Time Rule
• Sen. Michael Bennet Helps Efforts To Get More Veterans Vaccinated For COVID
• Police: Glendale Barber Arrested After Haircut Turns Into Unwanted, Sexual Massage
• Lightfoot: Chicago Will Be Ready As Biden Announced COVID Vaccine Eligibility Opening To More People April 19
• Boston Harbor City Cruises Set Sail With New COVID Safety Rules
• Debate Intensifying Over Proposed Texas Election Law Bills
• Police Say Michael DeLeon, 19, Killed 18-Year-Old Chris Palma By Gunfire
• COVID Impact: Long Island Teen's Story About Struggling Through College Application Process Featured In Issue Of Time Magazine
• COVID-19 Case At DFW Airport Tower Causes Brief 'Ground Stop,' Operations Moved To Alternate Location
• Philadelphia 'Should Not Be Left To Fend For Itself' After 4 People Killed, 5 Others Injured Monday Night
• Ex-Church Administrator Accused Of Embezzling $1.2M Sentenced In Federal Court On Tax Fraud Charges
• President Biden Opens Up COVID Vaccine Eligibility For All Adults By April 19
• Tim Miles Hired to Coach San Jose State Basketball
• COVID Vaccine: Nassau County To Start Push To Inoculate Homebound Residents And Others With Disabilities
• The Changes You Can Expect At Target Field For Twins' Home Opener
• Evacuation Order Lifted As Piney Point Wastewater 'Uncontrolled Breach' Averted
• COVID In Florida: 5,556 New Cases, 70 Deaths Reported On Tuesday
• 2 Windows Shut Out With Airsoft Gun At Back Of The Yards College Preparatory High School
• Following Stray-Bullet Shooting Of 5-Year-Old In Brooklyn, Neighbors Say It's Time To Move; 'Everybody Has A Gun'
• Keller @ Large: Kim Janey Has Huge Advantage In Boston Mayor's Race
• Former Duxbury Gym Teacher Denies Accusations He Raped Student 15 Years Ago
• Survey: Florida Has 2nd Fewest Coronavirus Restrictions
• Dequan Smith, 18, Sentenced To 18 Years For Killing Family Friend Jennifer Swaggert
• Baltimore Businesses Hope Orioles Opening Day Knocks Sales Out Of The Park After Tough 2020
• NYPD Making New Recruitment Push, Tackling Anti-Police Sentiment Head On By Urging Applicants To 'Be The Change'
• Gov. Hogan Recognizes Faith Leaders For Role In Getting COVID Vaccines Administered Across Maryland
• Tigers Top Twins In 10th Inning Thanks To Baddoo's RBI Single
• New York City Council Taking On 'Mental Health Deserts' In Communities Of Color
• Italian-American Organizations File Lawsuit Against Philadelphia, Mayor Kenney Over Removal Of Christopher Columbus, Frank Rizzo Statues And Columbus Day
• Allen Murder-Suicide Puts Spotlight On Depression, Mental Health
• 3 Injured When Car Crashes Into Building In Brooklyn
• Baseball Report: Shohei Ohtani Impressive In Two-Way Start
• LA County To Remain In Orange Tier For At Least 3 Weeks As COVID Case Rate Holds Steady
• Doormen Fired After 65-Year-Old Asian Woman Vilma Kari Attacked Outside Building In Hell's Kitchen
• Hear Ye, Hear Ye! Colorado Renaissance Festival To Open This Summer
• Gun Violence Epidemic Has Philly Recreation Centers Implementing Extra Safety Precautions Ahead Of Summer
• Pennsylvania's Firearm Background Check System Sees Record-Breaking Volume
• Derek Chauvin Trial: LAPD Sgt. Stiger, Use Of Force Expert, Says Chauvin's Force Was 'Excessive'
• New Yorkers Age 16 And Up Can Now Receive COVID Vaccine; 'It Will Help My Life In Many Ways'
• Officials: 23-Year-Old Xing Jian Ge Facing More Than 50 Child Pornography Charges In Montgomery County
• 'He Was A Fierce Fighter For Civil Rights': Florida Rep. Alcee Hastings Dead At 84
• Boy, 10, Who Took Minivan And Led Police On Chase Says He Just Wanted To Buy Cheerios
• 'A Tireless Advocate For His Constituents': South Florida Politicos On The Death Of Congressman Alcee Hastings
• President Biden Moves Up Deadline For Adult Eligibility For COVID Vaccine To April 19
• Minnesota Faith Leaders Call On Richest Americans To Pay Their Fair Share
• Massachusetts Reports 1,566 New COVID Cases, 12 Additional Deaths
• 'I Understand The Challenges,' Acting Boston Mayor Kim Janey Running For Full Term
• Federal Jury Convicts West Texas Man Felipe Mata-Benavidez Of Child Pornography Crimes
• LAUSD Opens Vaccine Clinics For Families At George Washington Prep, Abraham Lincoln High School
• Seniors At Henry Ford Village Run A High-Tech Production TV Studio For Hundreds Of Residents
• Gov. Whitmer Gets COVID Vaccine, All Residents 16 And Up Now Eligible
• Sheriff Releases Video Of Samuel Yeager Firing AK-47 At Douglas County Deputy Before He Was Killed
• Denver Artist Uses Koi Fish Design In National CAN'd Aid Contest
• California To Fully Reopen On June 15: 'We Can Now Begin Planning For Our Lives Post-Pandemic,' Newsom Says
• 2 Missing St. Mary's County Teens Reported Missing From Ridge Found Safe, Coast Guard Says
• Will Biden's clean energy push lead to jobs boom?
• Eduardo Rodriguez To Make Season Debut Thursday Against Orioles
• Roy Jackel Jr. Shot, Killed By Officers In Buena Vista After Stealing Police Car, AG Says
• Pitt Alumna Vjosa Osmani-Sadriu Elected President Of Kosovo
• Florida Prison Guard Accused Of Participating In Drug Smuggling Scheme
• 'It Was Time To Push Back': NH Track Coach Fired After Refusing To Make Athletes Wear Masks During Races
• LAPD Says Nearly 6K Employees Have Received Their First COVID Vaccine Dose
• Man Killed In St. Paul Car Crash
• The Masters: Augusta National Is A Private Course With A Public Persona
• Alex Cora Rolling Out Different Red Sox Lineup For Fifth Time In Fifth Game Of Season
• Baltimore County Police Investigating Assault, Attempted Kidnapping Of 12-Year-Old Girl
• Derek Chauvin Trial, April 6 Live Updates: LAPD Sgt. Stiger, Use Of Force Expert, Says Chauvin's Force Was 'Excessive'
• PG&E Charged In 2019 NorCal Wildfire That Injured 6 Firefighters
• 'Thank You, Rougie': Rangers Trade Rougned Odor To Yankees
• Philly Native Steve Cunningham Returning To Ring To Face Former MMA Champion Frank Mir On April 17, 'My Goal Is To Win, Period'
• Former NBA Player Makes Impact On The Detroit Community With Viola Brands
• Get Your Gardens Ready For Spring With Tips From Keep Growing Detroit
• Young Girl Asks For Donations To Humane Animal Rescue Of Pittsburgh Instead Of Birthday Presents
• Fairfield Shooting Leaves Victim Critically Injured; Teenage Suspect Identified
• Prince George's County Police Investigating Fatal Riverdale Shooting
• Florida Transgender Athlete Ban Headed To Full House
• Dr. Dave Hnida's Message To Those Unsure About Vaccine: Follow The 'COVID Golden Rule'
• San Francisco Hit-and-Run Victim Identified As 78-Year-Old Resident Antonio Durano
• Officials Investigating Salisbury House Fire, 4 Pets Killed
• Newsom: Oakland Coliseum Mass Vaccination Site To Remain Open
• New Jersey Launches Searchable Site Of Police Use-Of-Force Reports
• 'What The Muck?!?' Volunteers Join Together To Clean Lake Elizabeth Ahead Of Summer Season
• Texas Gov. Abbott Bans State Agencies From Requiring Vaccine Passports
• Marquis Poteat Arrested In South Carolina For Shooting Death Of MTA Mobility Driver Frankye Duckett
• San Francisco Board Of Education Set To Reverse Controversial School Renaming Plan
• Texas Rangers fill stands with 38,000 fans in home opener
• Texas Extends Emergency SNAP Benefits Through April As Pandemic Continues
• Sonoma County DA Files Charges Against PG&E For Role In 2019 Kincaid Fire
• VIDEO: Firefighters In Texas Rescue Squirrel Stuck Halfway Inside Tree
• Gov. Charlie Baker Gets COVID-19 Vaccine At Hynes Mass Vaccination Site: 'I Feel Great'
• A History Lesson On How Atlantic Storms Get Their Names
• City Offering Free Pediatric First Aid, CPR And Fire Safety Certifications For Childcare Providers
• Mother, Stepfather Indicted In Connection To 3-Year-Old Emma Cole's Remains Found In Smyrna Softball Fields In 2019
• Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Announces 2021-22 Season
• First Case Of South African COVID-19 Variant Found In Yolo County
• It's Official: MLB All-Star Game Will Be Held At Coors Field
• Madison To Become Wisconsin's 3rd FEMA Mass Vaccination Site
• Sheriff: Central Minnesota Woman Caused Brush Fire After Cooking Maple Syrup
• Wisconsin GOP Lawmakers Question School Chief Over COVID Aid
• George Floyd's Family From Texas Take Seat In Courtroom At Ex-Officer's Minneapolis Murder Trial
• Pirates Looking For All-Star Teachers
• Charles McCullough, Ex-County Councilman And Husband Of High Court Candidate, Begins Prison Sentence
• CDC Awards Maryland Over $54M To Expand COVID Vaccine Programs
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Wolf Administration Updates Recommended Instruction Models For Schools
• Wind Advisory In North Texas Until Midnight Tuesday Night
• Man, Woman Shot To Death In Monterey Park
• Parkview At Collingswood Apartments Evacuated Following Fire
• Prince Harry and Meghan announce Netflix series
• 3-Year-Old Gelding Call Sign Lucky Dies In Training Accident At Los Alamitos Race Course
• Santa Clara County To Consider Waiving Additional Fees for Small Businesses
• U.S. Capitol Police Officer Billy Evans Remembered For Humor, Paying Ultimate Price
• Sheetz Nominated For USA Today's Best Regional Fast Food Chain
• Angel Gonzalez Added To FBI's Most Wanted List For Crimes Against Children
• Bruins Have Reportedly Expressed Trade Interest In Devils' Palmieri, Kulikov
• 3 King Philip High School Students End Up In Hospital After Eating Marijuana Edibles
• Denver Weather: Storm Set To Bring Rain And Snow To Colorado On Tuesday
• Disneyland Tickets Go On Sale Next Week
• COVID In MN: State Debuts Vaccine Outreach Campaign Aimed At Frontline Workforce
• Ex-Rep. Katie Hill weighs in on Matt Gaetz allegations
• "Traumatic": Report says nearly 40,000 kids have lost a parent to COVID
• Allegheny County Police Searching For Stowe Township Shooting Suspect Michael S. Mitchell
• Nextworld Expanding Headquarters, Adding 300 Jobs In Greenwood Village
• FBI Issues Warning Surrounding Scammers, Fake COVID-19 Vaccine Cards
• Gov. Whitmer Gets COVID-19 Vaccine Alongside Teen Daughter
• COVID Survivor Who Lost Father To Virus Doing 'Fight For Air Climb' At Coors Field
• Study: Colorado Ranks No. 1 In Work From Home Environment
• George Floyd's Family Often Seen In Court During Derek Chauvin's Trial
• 412 Food Rescue Volunteers Reach Milestone Of 100,000 Rescues
• COVID In Illinois: 2,931 New Cases
• Schools Across Texas Suspend Online STAAR Testing After Continued Technical Difficulties
• UPDATE: Standoff with Man Armed with Knife Ends Safely at Oakland International Airport
• Capitol Police officer killed in ramming attack to lie in honor in Rotunda
• MPD Sgt. Yang: Chauvin Was Trained To Defuse Situations
• U.S. Navy's Blue Angels To Headline Fort Lauderdale Air Show In New Super Hornets
• ShotSpotter Alert Leads To Arrest Of Two Convicted Felons, Seizure Of Illegal Drugs, Guns
• Missing At-Risk 11-Year-Old Girl From Lockeford Found Safe
• Driver Killed After Car Veers Off Highway 101 In Cloverdale, Hitting Tree
• Police Investigating Carjacking After Suspects Promised Maryland Man Drugs, Prostitute
• Colorado Health Department Explores Possibility Of Coronavirus Vaccine Passports
• Detroit's Ilitch Family Buying Half Of Atlantic City's Ocean Casino
• Jeremy Swayman Will Make NHL Debut For Bruins Tuesday Night Vs. Flyers
• Markham Mayor Up For Reelection A Day After He Reported Campaign Signs Were Defaced And Thrown Away
• Red Sox Unveil New Boston Marathon-Themed Uniforms For Patriots' Day Weekend
• 1 Person Injured In Crash Involving 2 Semi Trucks On I-80/94; 1 Eastbound Lane Open
• Fire Ripped Through Broadview Park Home, Family Is Safe
• 7 People Injured After Fight Leads To Shooting In Englewood
• 81% of teachers vaccinated or have appointments, according to union survey
• Should you take that extra month to file your taxes?
• UC Davis Health Allowing Everyone 16 And Older, Including Non-Patients, To Sign Up For COVID-19 Vaccine Appointments
• Miami Dade College North Campus Switches To Johnson & Johnson Vaccine
• Sharon Police Reunite Lost Rabbit 'Fluffy' With Family
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 4,255 New Cases, 37 Additional Deaths
• COVID In Minnesota: MDH Releases Holiday Weekend Figures, With 3,014 More Cases And 4 Deaths
• Police: Suspect Wanted In Attack On Asian Employee At Midtown 7-Eleven
• Pitt's Blue-Gold Spring Game Pushed Back After Week-Long Practice Pause
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Reopen For In-Person Learning, Students Returning In Four Phases
• 13 Displaced After Fire At Apartments Over Jack's Bar
• Motorcyclist Marco Antonio Garcia Dies After Colliding With Lexus SUV
• Mrs. Sri Lanka winner has crown ripped off by former title holder
• Pennsylvania House Passes Bill To Make Daylight Saving Time Permanent
• New England VA Offering COVID Vaccines To All Veterans, Caregivers And Spouses
• Falcons 'Open' To Trading No. 4 Overall Pick; Will Patriots Come Calling?
• Report Of Suspicious Car Near Mailboxes Leads To Arrest Of Mail Theft Suspects In Loomis
• Revolution, MLS Offering Some Sweet Throwback Gear Ahead Of 2021 Season
• Capitol Police Officer Billy Evans To Lie In Honor In US Capitol Rotunda
• No More Love Letters To Home Sellers, Calif. Realtors Advise
• San Francisco Bringing Back Sunday Streets Program This Weekend
• CDC Issues New Guidance Surrounding COVID-19 Transmission From Surfaces
• Long Beach To House Up To 1,000 Migrant Children At Convention Center, Cites 'Humanitarian Situation'
• Maryland Casinos Set Record $169M Revenue During March
• Baby Shower Held For Mother-To-Be And Frontline Worker
• Report: 246 Fully Vaccinated Michiganders Got COVID-19, 3 Died
• Crowd Gathers For Emotional Vigil Outside White Plains Hospital Where Rapper DMX Remains On Life Support
• Riverside County Expands Vaccine Eligibility To Residents 16 And Older
• WATCH: CHP Helicopter Helps Rescue Man Who Was Swept Down American River
• Carlsbad's Colorful Flower Fields Open To Visitors This Year
• Inside Factory Zero, where GM is betting big on electric vehicles
• 19-Year-Old Man Dies After Car Strikes Tree On MD 295 In Linthicum Heights Early Tuesday Morning
• City Of Chicago Updates Emergency Travel Order
• North Texas Man Moses Moreira Pleads Guilty To Involvement In Multi-Million Dollar International Fraud Scheme
• Family of DMX holds vigil outside New York hospital
• Record Travel On Easter Weekend Follows Updated CDC Guidelines
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 532 New Cases, No Additional Deaths
• Four UMass Players To Miss Frozen Four Game Due To COVID-19 Protocols
• Today On Drew! Allison Janney, Nate Berkus, D-I-Y Drew-Over with Mikel Welch, 13-Year-Old Making Companion Dolls For Kids In the Hospital
• Pursuit Suspect Plows Car Into Yards Of Multiple Fullerton Homes
• Celtics' Evan Fournier Out Tuesday Night Vs. 76ers Due To Health And Safety Protocols
• Arlington Resident Glenn Boggus Sentenced To Federal Prison for Filing Fake Tax Returns
• Police: Man Exposed Himself to Schoolgirls In Merrick
• "People Have Lost Faith In Their Elections,' Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick On Why SB7 Is Needed
• Alcee Hastings, longtime Florida congressman, dies at 84
• Florida Senate To Consider As Much As $200 Million For Piney Point Cleanup
• 33-Year-Old Man, Teenager In Critical Condition After Double Shooting In Kensington, Police Say
• 2021 NWSL Challenge Cup Kicks Off On CBS Sports Network Friday, April 9
• 25-Year-Old Jhalil Shands Killed By Barrage Of Gunfire In Old City, Philadelphia Police Say
• Police: Hit-And-Run Driver Injures 3 Children
• Noodles & Company Holds Fundraiser To Help Support Boulder Shooting Victims' Families
• Northeastern University Requires All Students To Have COVID Vaccine By Fall Semester
• Judith Thomas, 75, Speaks Out After Random Sucker Punch Attack: 'It Seems Like We're Going Back To The Bad Old Days" 
• West Virginia Man Sentenced For Trying To Help Wife Fake Her Death
• Democrat Mike Collier Enters The Race For Texas Lieutenant Governor, Again Challenging Dan Patrick
• Report: Bill Belichick Went Against Patriots Scouts To Draft N'Keal Harry
• Police: David Siversten Accused Of Choking Employee At N.J. Burger King After Mask Argument
• Russian opposition leader Navalny reportedly in prison infirmary
• I-69 Rebuilding In St. Clair County Starts April 12
• True Crime: Why Special Needs Kids Are At A Higher Risk For Violence
• COVID: San Francisco Chinatown Businesses Struggle To Recover From Pandemic Shut Down
• 2 Pork Recipes From Coborn's
• Police Investigate Overnight Shooting In Maple Grove
• 'Risk A Lot To Save A Life': Leadville Firefighter Intern Rescues Man Who Fell 30 Feet Into Old Mine Shaft
• Roman Lopez's Biological Mother Dies In Wisconsin
• WATCH LIVE: Health Officials To Discuss COVID-19 Testing Efforts In Pennsylvania
• Aaron Rodgers Praises 'Jeopardy!' Contestant Who Brought Up Packers' Controversial Field Goal Decision
• Indiana Mask Mandate Ends Tuesday, But Some Cities, Businesses Will Continue
• Virginia School System Eyes Social Media Post That Celebrated Win By Mocking George Floyd
• Aurora Police Chief Vanessa Wilson Rips Judge's Ruling: 'This Ruling May Embolden Those Who Want To Harm Us'
• Grant Scores 21 As Pistons Dominate Thunder
• Colorado Avalanche Close To Franchise Record As They Extend Point Streak To 15 Games, Beat Wild Again
• PTL Links: April 6, 2021
• Angels Fans Taunt Astros, Throw Trash Cans On Field During Monday Night Win
• Early Morning Fire Heavily Damages Historic San Jose Wienerschnitzel
• United expanding pilot diversity with ambitious training program
• J.D. Martinez Living Up To Offseason Talk With Blistering Start To 2021 Season
• Suicide New Leading Cause Of Traumatic Death For Young Patients At One North Texas Hospital
• Dems OK'd to use reconciliation for infrastructure bill
• Miami Weather: Cool Start, Warm & Sunny Afternoon
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Likelihood Of Reinfection
• 2 People Injured After Car Collides With 2 Dirt Bikes In North Philadelphia
• Pennsylvania Lawmakers Introducing Bill To Ban Transgender Girls From Competing In Women's School Sports
• Heinz Plans 25% Production Increase Amid Ketchup Packet Shortage
• Official: President Biden Moving Vaccine Eligibility Date For All US Adults To April 19
• Gunmen blast into Nigerian prison and free 1,800 inmates
• Former State Senator Don Perata Leading New Campaign Against Gov. Newsom's Recall
• President Biden Set To Move COVID Vaccine Eligibility Date To April 19
• Firefighters Battle 2-Alarm Blaze At All County Recycling In Trenton
• President Biden To Move Up Deadline For Adult Eligibility For COVID Vaccine To April 19
• Now Released From Federal Control, Gary Housing Authority Has Grand Plan To Improve City's Public Housing
• What Does The Sam Darnold Trade Mean For Patriots?
• How one man died saving his father and brother from an ISIS siege
• Man Shot Overnight In Baltimore
• 29-Year-Old Dylan Lesnik Pleads Guilty To Murder, Attempted Homicide, Sentenced To Life In Prison
• Michigan university becomes first to offer cannabis chemistry scholarship
• Virginia school system probes post mocking George Floyd
• 'I Am Absolutely Not Resigning': Florida Rep. Matt Gaetz Doubles Down On Alleged Sex Crimes Denial
• North Korea to skip the Olympics for the 1st time in 3 decades
• Caught On Video: Man Punched, Kicked In Violent Robbery At Midtown Subway Station
• Atlantic City Business Owners On Edge After Teens Trash Store
• Texas Gov. Greg Abbott Declines To Throw 1st Pitch At Rangers Opener, Blames MLB Voter Integrity 'False Narrative' After All-Star Game Switch
• Taco Bell plans to hire 5,000 in a single day on April 21
• Springs Fire: Crews Battle 60-Acre Blaze In Angeles National Forest
• UTA Mavs Promote Long-Time Assistant Greg Young To Men's Basketball Head Coach
• India 'Double Variant' Strain Of COVID-19 Detected In San Francisco Bay Area
• Neon Museum Of Philadelphia Opening To General Public Next Week On Limited Basis
• 1 Man Killed, Another Injured In Shooting Outside Laundromat In Back Of The Yards
• No Second Breach At Toxic Waste Water Pond Near Tampa Bay
• Baylor takes NCAA men's tournament title with win over Gonzaga
• Rochester police sued over "inhumane" use of force
• Senators propose changing how companies' foreign earnings are taxed
• Arkansas' GOP governor vetoes bill restricting transgender health care
• GameStop moves to cash in on stock surge by selling shares
• Some veterans are still waiting for their stimulus checks
• Feds propose banning foreclosures across U.S. until 2022
• Warrior Star Steph Curry Teams Up With Bruce Lee's Family To Fight Asian American Attacks
• CTA Bus Crashes Into Construction Crane In West Loop
• MLB moving All-Star game to Denver
• Police chief testifies Chauvin's actions violated policy
• Michigan becomes new COVID-19 epicenter
• CDC: Nearly 29% Of All Texans Have Had At Least One Coronavirus Vaccine Dose
• Toxic wastewater reservoir on verge of collapse in Florida
• Dive to world's deepest known shipwreck reaches U.S. warship
• Dallas United Coronavirus Prayer Vigil
• Pittsburgh Weather: Above Average Temperatures, Likely To Be The Warmest Day Of The Year
• Man Dies After Found Shot Multiple Times Inside Pickup Truck In Carroll Park: Philadelphia Police
• Only On 2: Hundreds Of NYCHA Apartments Undergoing Renovations To Change Stigma Of Affordable Housing
• New York Weather: CBS2's 4/6 Tuesday Morning Forecast
• Chicago Weather: Temperatures Near 80 Degrees Tuesday
• Dallas County Tax Foreclosure Sale Auctions
• White Sox Beat Mariners 6-0
• Peregrine Falcon Couple Incubating Four Eggs Atop Cathedral Of Learning
• New York City Public Schools Doing Away With '2-Case Rule' For Coronavirus-Related Closures
• More Stimulus Money On The Way For People Who Lost Jobs In 2020
• NASA's Ingenuity mini-helicopter survives first night alone on Mars
• 8 People Displaced After Massive Blaze Rips Through Manchester Row House
• Australia and New Zealand opening travel "bubble" between them
• 'Error' Allows Dozens Of Ineligible People To Get COVID Vaccines In Dorchester
• Pittsburgh Firefighter Taken To Hospital After Two Homes Catch Fire In Mt. Oliver
• CDC Issues New Guidance Surrounding COVID-19 Transmission From Surfaces
• FBI Issues Warning Surrounding Scammers, Fake COVID-19 Vaccine Cards
• What are Clear Aligners (And Does Your Child Need Them?)
• Tuesday's Show Info (4/6/21)
• West Virginia University To Hold 4 In-Person Graduation Ceremonies In May
• Chatham University Plans To Return To In-Person Classes For Fall Semester
• Motorcyclist Killed After Crashing Over Hillside In Hays
• Man Shot In The Head In SW Baltimore, Police Say

Videos from April 6, 2021

• 4/6: Red and Blue
• Biden says all U.S. adults should be eligible to get vaccinated by April 19 
• Top schools see surge in applicants after suspending testing requirements
• Jordan's Prince Hamzah reaffirms his loyalty to King Abdullah after having been accused of plotting a coup
• Forbes lists 2,755 wealthiest billionaires in the world
• More police officials testify on Day 7 of Derek Chauvin's murder trial
• Navy medic dead after shooting 2 sailors in Maryland
• Dr. Fauci says U.S. "on the brink" of a COVID surge as cases rise
• Washington and Tehran hold indirect talks on reviving Iran nuclear deal
• COVID-19 vaccine eligibility opens up as cases rise
• Texas businesswoman transforms sick kids into superheroes
• As Biden pushes infrastructure plan, some Democrats differ on corporate tax rates
• Hurricane devastation prompts migrants to flee Guatemala
• White House moves up vaccine eligibility timeline, says no federal vaccine passports
• Police trainer calls Derek Chauvin's restraint on George Floyd unauthorized
• Video shows suspect buying knife minutes before Capitol ramming attack
• States expand vaccine eligibility and relax coronavirus restrictions
• Biden moves adult vaccine eligibility deadline to April 19
• Navy medic shoots 2 people in Maryland, officials say
• Biden to move up deadline for adult vaccine eligibility
• Website Dr. B matches people with leftover vaccines
• New Zealand and Australia to allow quarantine-free travel between the 2 countries
• Colorado governor and Denver mayor announce MLB All-Star game coming to Denver
• Police lieutenant testifies Chauvin did not use authorized neck restraint
• Evaluating the environmental impact of long-term telework
• Minneapolis police officials testify against Derek Chauvin
• Defense pushes back on police testimony in Day 6 of Derek Chauvin trial
• Baylor wins national championship, derailing Gonzaga’s perfect season
• North Korea drops out of 2021 Tokyo Olympics
• Police officials say Chauvin's actions were out of line in Day 6 of trial
• How to start or restart saving for retirement, which type of account might be best
• Doctor testifies about George Floyd's cause of death
• United Airlines commits to addressing diversity issues
• What the IRS tax deadline extension means for you
• Former Stanford dean's book on being an adult, redefining success
• General Motors aims for all-electric vehicles by 2035, but challenges lie down the road
• Escaping ISIS: Family fleeing militant siege in Mozambique suffers tragic loss in ambush
• WorldView: Mediations de-escalate Jordan royal family feud; 1,800 inmates escape from Nigerian prison
• Crisis in Guatemala: Migrants describe fleeing poverty caused by natural disasters, pandemic
• Michigan becomes newest COVID-19 epicenter as cases rise in young people
• Colorado hosting MLB All-Star Game, multiple reports say
• Police chief testifies Derek Chauvin's actions violated policy, training
• 4/6: CBSN AM
• America sees uptick in COVID-19 cases in youth linked to UK variant