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Articles from April 7, 2021

• Family Ashes Among Items Stolen in 2 Palo Alto Ice Cream Shop Burglaries
• What the Cluck? Roosters Invade North Bay Neighborhood in Cotati
• Attorney Howard Weitzman, Who Represented O.J. Simpson, Marlon Brando, Dies At 81
• 71-Year-Old Father In Custody After Allegedly Shooting, Killing Son In Claremont
• Grundstrom's Goal Caps Kings' Rally For 4-3 Win Over Coyotes
• DCPA Broadway Plans To Reopen In December With Disney's 'The Lion King'
• Aidan Atkinson Acquitted Of Allegations Of Sexual Assault On Party Bus
• Sacramento Deputy Crashes Into Another Car While Chasing Suspect In Carmichael
• CBS Executives Leaving Company After Reports Of 'Racist' And 'Sexist' Comments
• Nevada County COVID Cases Surge In Young People 'Letting Their Guard Down'
• California To Receive 90% Fewer J&J Vaccines Next Week
• Teen Charged In Fatal West LA Lamborghini Crash That Killed Monique Munoz
• Cheyenne Frontier Days To Kick Up Some Dust Again This Summer
• Man Accused Of Strangling 'I-5 Strangler' Won't Face Death Penalty
• Update: Former Pro Boxer Cited, Released on Suspicion of Punching Asian Teen Outside North Beach Bar
• Derek Chauvin Trial, April 7: Forensic Scientist Addresses Why She Didn't Initially Test Pills Found In Squad
• Wild Slow Avs' Surge As Fiala's Hat Trick Highlights 8-3 Win
• CDC Changes COVID Guidelines For Disinfecting Homes And Surfaces
• Hackers Disrupt San Jose Church's Online Easter Service with Profanity, Racist Hate Speech
• Twins Fans May Lament Rain, But Target Field Was Built To Be Soaked
• LA County Confirms First Case Of South African COVID-19 Variant, First 3 Cases Of Brazilian Variant
• FEMA Offers Funeral Reimbursement For Those Who Lost Loved Ones To COVID
• 'It's A Miracle': Owner Reunites With Dog Lost 5 Years Ago
• O's Beat Yanks In 11
• One-Third Of COVID Patients Diagnosed With Psychiatric Or Neurological Problems Post-Infection
• Keller @ Large: Could Vaccine Passports Be A Future Requirement?
• Eric Church Announces Indoor Concert At Ball Arena In Denver This Fall
• Emerson College Cancels In-Person Activities Amid Spike In COVID Cases
• Mets Fall To Phillies As Bohm, Realmuto Hit 3-Run Homers
• Maine Couple Celebrates Bicentennial With $20,000 Treasure Hunt
• Chicago Weather: Rain Likely By Daybreak
• AHN, Allegheny County Health Department Hosting Mass Clinic With With Single-Dose Johnson & Johnson Vaccine
• Off-Duty Pentagon Police Officer Shot & Killed Two People In Takoma Park After He Thought They Were Breaking Into A Car
• New Jersey Senator Wants Department Of Labor To Assign Claims Handlers To Legislative Offices To Assist Constituents
• 2 Pitcairn Police Officers Help Deliver Baby While On Duty
• Some Suburban Cook County Residents Have Struggled To Find COVID Shots For The Homebound; County Says 'Modest' Program Now Up And Running
• KPIX 5 Reporter, Guard Pepper-Sprayed During Attempted Robbery In SF Golden Gate Park
• St. Mark's Harrison Ingram On Rising To A McDonald's All-American
• COVID Hospitalizations Stabilizing Across Southland After Weeks Of Declines
• Testimony Heard At Preliminary Hearing For Benjamin Fleming, Pittsburgh Man Charged After Deadly Hawaii Vacation Rental Fight
• Edward Brown Gets One Year In Prison For Test-Firing Gun, Starting Chain Of Events Leading To 2 CPD Officers' Deaths In 2018
• Investigators Identify Sailors Shot By Navy Medic Fantahun Girma Woldesenbet Near Fort Detrick, Investigation Continues Into Motive
• Greenbelt Mayor Colin Byrd Criticizes Gov. Larry Hogan's COVID Response At FEMA Mass Vaccination Site Opening
• Miami Beach Hopes To Capitalize On COVID Curfew Elimination, Increased Travel Demand
• Denver Signs Agreement With New South Wales To Promote International Trade & Investment
• NYPD Searching For Missing 74-Year-Old Edwin Morales, Last Seen Leaving Wyckoff Hospital
• Joseph Russo Facing Hate Crime Charges In Connection To 2 Anti-Asian Attacks In Brooklyn
• Police Investigating Recent Reports Of Home Invasions In Canton, Other SE Baltimore Neighborhoods
• Researchers Seeing Rising Obesity Rates In Children During Pandemic
• 1 Teen Killed, 2 Others Injured In SW Miami-Dade Drive-By Shooting
• Feds Accuse 2 Truckers With Chicago Connections Of Kidnapping Women, Recruiting Them Into Prostitution; FBI Looking For Potential Victims
• Man Taken Into Custody Without Incident After Barricade Situation In Woodlawn, Baltimore County Police Say
• Maryland Lawmakers Approve Package Of Police Reform Measures
• North Metro Water Asks Residents To Curb Water Usage
• The Legend Of Dorothy Molter, The Root Beer Lady Of The North Woods
• $1M Winning Mega Millions Ticket Sold At Giant In Nottingham
• LA Poet Amanda Gorman Lands May Cover Of Vogue Magazine
• Massive Fire Rips Through West Windsor Township Apartment Complex
• Santander Hoses Urshela For Last Out, O's Beat Yanks In 11
• Viewers In North Texas Report Seeing Mysterious Streak Of Lights In Sky
• More Than 650 Cases Of U.K. Coronavirus Variant Reported In Pa.
• Traffic Alert: Lane Closures Planned Friday For US 34 Widening Project In Loveland
• 'Mayor On The Roof' Fundraiser
• Another Violent Night In Philadelphia Sees At Least 2 More Homicides In Series Of Shootings
• USF Officials Investigate Noose Found Hanging Off Student Dorm Room Balcony
• 'Alcohol To Go' Gets Senate Green Light
• Gas Prices Could Continue To Fluctuate, Prices Hit Year-High
• Streets Closures Near Union Station Announced To Accommodate Oscars
• Mon Incline To Close Next Week For Repairs
• Beal, Westbrook Lead Wizards Past Magic 131-116
• Brown Scores 32, Celtics Hold On For 101-99 Win Over Knicks
• Florida Senate President Takes Aim At COVID-19 'Passports'
• Michigan Denied Standardized Testing Waiver For This Year
• Data Shows New York, New Jersey, 3 Other States Made Up 43% Of New COVID Cases Across Country Over Last Week
• Glen Rock High School Shuts Down In-Person Learning Due To Spike In COVID Cases After Spring Break
• Michigan Man Who Climbed Capitol Wall Charged In Riot
• COVID Vaccine In Connecticut: Closed Norwalk Movie Theater Hosts Vaccination Clinic In Lobby
• Gophers Off Hook For Buyout Of Richard Pitino
• CDC Awards $90.2M To Michigan's Vaccine Efforts
• Denver Plans Phased Reopening Of Rec Centers In May, Outdoor Pools In June
• Wayne State University Cancels In-Person Classes, Activities As COVID-19 Cases Spike
• Marlins Swept By Cardinals Following 7-0 Loss
• Holiday Brothers Lead Pacers Past Wolves 141-137
• Gov. Cuomo Responds To Reports He Arranged Special Access To COVID Tests For Family, Friends
• Metro Detroit Doctor Says New Variant Likely To Blame For Rise In Michigan COVID Hospitalizations
• Michigan Extends Quarantine Requirement To 14 Days
• 'First Of A Kind': New California Homeless Database Aims To Help Policymakers
• Silver Alert Activated For Missing 78-Year-Old Man Last Seen In Halethorpe
• Escaped Wallaby Leads Goshen Police On Wild Pursuit
• Couples Share Emotional Stories As State Lawmakers Consider Protections For Pregnancies Involving Surrogates 
• Oyster Bay Town Officials, Residents Call On Nassau County To Abandon Plans For Jericho Homeless Shelter
• 'Vaccine Passports' Being Looked At For More Than Just Travel
• 92-Year-Old Passenger Killed In McLeod County Tractor Crash
• Miami PD Needs Help Finding 68-Year-Old Hugo Abreu-Cisnero
• New York City Launching Program To Help COVID Long Haulers
• Suspect Wounded In Aptos After Opening Fire On Santa Cruz County Sheriff's Deputies
• Illinois Secretary Of State Closes Driver Services Facility In Midlothian After Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Latino Community Foundation Invests Philanthropic Dollars In Businesses, Future Leaders & More
• Suspect Arrested In Fatal Double Shooting In El Sobrante
• Stockton Police Search For Porch Pirate Who Stole Packages With $1,500 In School Supplies
• Andrew Giuliani, Son Of Rudy Giuliani, Announces Plans To Run For Governor Of New York
• Fire Crews Rescue Pets From Burning Oakland Home
• Wildlife Officials Stock 4 Million Walleye Fry At Cherry Creek State Park
• NYPD: Gregory Jacques Accused Of Punching Clerk At Midtown 7-Eleven, Yelling Anti-Asian Slurs
• Douglas County School District Board Of Education Announces 4 Finalists For Superintendent
• Blackhawks To Buy AHL Affiliate IceHogs; $23 Million Capital Improvement Project Set Up To Renovate Rockford's BMO Harris Bank Center
• Baseball Fans Excited To Get Back In The Game At Sutter Health Park
• North Bay Residents Line Up to Get Free Emergency Radios at Giveaway
• Walmart Worker In West Virginia Accused Of Stealing $124,000 In Gift Cards
• Boston Marathon Adds COVID-19 Fee, Precautions For Runners, No Athletes' Village
• Man In Serious Condition After Minneapolis Car Shooting
• 6 Charged In NH Youth Detention Center Sex Abuse Probe
• 2 Police Officers Facing Disciplinary Actions After Video Shows Arrest Of 5-Year-Old Boy
• White Sox Miss Out On Sweep As They Lose To Mariners
• Dog Named Peyton Manning Saved From Jaws Of Black Bear By Pastor In Westmoreland County
• New York Islanders Acquire Forwards Kyle Palmieri, Travis Zajac From New Jersey Devils
• Man Who Allegedly Attacked Boy, 8, In Land Park Area Rearrested
• Azusa Pacific Women's Basketball Returns To NCAA D-II Tournament's Elite Eight
• Rocklin Eagle Scout Builds Sensory Garden For Students At Former Elementary School
• Florida Tops Nation In Obamacare Enrollment
• UPDATE: Multi-Car Crash Blocks Lanes On Bay Bridge
• DePaul Introduces Tony Stubblefield As New Blue Demons Basketball Coach; He Hopes To Bring Back Tradition Of Success
• Rhys Hoskins, J.T. Realmuto, Alec Bohm All Hit Homers As Phillies Crush Mets In Series Finale
• 2 Prince George's County Correctional Officers Facing Charges For Allegedly Hitting Taco Bell Employees With Car, Police Say
• SF Giants Beat Padres 3-2 In Extra Innings Thanks To Ruf's Homer
• Siblings Arrested For Crash In Frisco That Killed 2 Elderly Victims
• USWNT's Megan Rapinoe: Warriors Draymond Green 'Showed Your Whole A--' With Comments On Women's Sports
• Self-Proclaimed Member Of Boogaloo Movement From St. Cloud Faces Federal Charges
• Maryland Awarded Nearly $3M in COVID-19 National Dislocated Worker Grant Funds
• WWII Vet Celebrates 103rd Birthday With Bash At South Fayette Retirement Community
• Minnesota Lawmakers Call For Updated Sexual Assault Laws
• Rapid COVID-19 Tests Could Make School Re-Openings Safer, USC Study Finds
• The Red Rabbit Kitchen And Bar In Sacramento Faces Backlash For 'Offensive' Easter Post
• Florida senators allocate $3 million for Piney Point cleanup
• Maryland Bills Aim To Make It Easier To Vote
• COVID Dial System To Evolve From Statewide Public Health Order To Locally Managed Ordinances On April 16
• Maryland Extends Contract Of Head Men's Basketball Coach Mark Turgeon
• A's Rally to Beat Dodgers 4-3 in 10 for 1st Win Of Season
• Chicago Fire Department Rings Bell To Mark The Anniversary Of Death Of Mario Araujo, First CFD Member To Die Of COVID-19
• Some Cruise Companies Seeking To Overturn Decision By Key West Voters To Limit Size Of Ships Docking At Their Port
• International Manhunt Underway For Qinxuan Pan, Suspected In Murder Of Yale Student From Chicago
• Chicago Teen Charged As Adult In Crime Spree, Including Murder
• 2 Taken To Hospital After Shooting In Jeannette
• Amid Rise In COVID Cases, Gov. Walz Says No Plans For New Restrictions
• People Can Get COVID-19 Vaccine Without Appointment At Dallas Site
• Police: Teen, 14, Crashes Into House After Being Shot While Driving In Stockton
• Texas Gov. Abbott Says State Agencies Reporting Child Abuse, Sexual Assault At San Antonio Migrant Facility
• A's Rally To Beat Dodgers 4-3 In 10 For 1st Win Of Season
• Family of Man Killed By San Jose Police Officers Sues Department
• Pittsburgh Woman Sentenced To Prison For Coercing Church Ministry Members Into Forced Labor
• Suspected DUI Crash Causes Massive Backup On U.S. 6 At Wadsworth
• New Jersey Resident, Christopher Quaglin, Charged With Assaulting Cops, Using 'Chemical Irritant' During Jan. 6 US Capitol Riots
• Family Tragedy In Irving Highlights Rise In Mental Illness
• Sanders wants fossil fuel execs to testify to budget committee
• Mass COVID-19 Vaccination Site Opens At Stockton Arena After Supply Delay
• Cook County COVID Numbers On The Rise, Young Adults 'Driving This Pandemic Right Now'
• SF Board of Education Commits To In-Person Learning For All Students In Fall
• 'It's The Cheapest, Oldest Medication That We Have': Many Musicians Booking First Live Gigs In A Year At COVID Vaccination Sites
• Martinez City Council Possibly Forming Anti-Racism Task Force
• 21-Month-Old Boy Remains In Critical Condition, But Has Not Worsened, After Shooting On Lake Shore Drive
• Colorado Pint Day Brings Hope, Revenue To Struggling Breweries
• Celebrity zookeeper Jack Hanna diagnosed with dementia, family says
• What Should You Do If You Lose Your COVID-19 Vaccine Card?
• Snag In Negotiations: Chicago Teachers Union Wants To Push Back Return Of High School Students As COVID-19 Cases Rise, CPS Does Not
• 'It Changed My Whole Life': Children's Minnesota's Mental Health Support Helped Young Girl Cope With Diabetes
• Out-Of-State College Students Not Eligible For COVID Vaccine In New Hampshire
• New York City Actor Alex Weisman Back At Work After Suffering Serious Eye Injury In Random Subway Attack
• South Jersey Man Ensuring Jewish Families Well-Served By Federal Meals Program That Fills Gaps In School Meals
• Wayne County Prosecutor: No Charges For Police In Fatal Detroit Shooting
• Rikki Olds Remembered By Friends, Family During Memorial Service
• Congressman trades in suit coat for lab coat to vaccinate constituents
• Outbreak Forces Elbert County Government Building To Close Temporarily
• Orioles To Honor Baltimore Man Who Helped Support Struggling Restaurants Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• For MLB, moving the All-Star Game is a financial whiff
• South Florida K-9 Teams Train On Explosive Detection Skills
• COVID Restrictions In New York: As Smaller Entertainment Venues Reopen, Off-Broadway's 'The Office! A Musical Parody' Brings Musicals Back To NYC
• Which Disneyland Rides And Attractions Will Be Available When It Opens On April 30?
• Nylon Mat To Be Installed In Sand At Venice Beach To Help With Accessibility
• South Florida Airports Seeing Surge In Air Travel
• 'Very Humane': Sen. Tom Carper Discusses Trip To US-Mexico Border, Visit To Facility For Unaccompanied Migrant Children
• Air Pollution Watch Issued For Mon Valley
• Food Rescue US Miami, Dolphins Team Up To Turn Unopened Fresh Food Into Lunch For Those In Need
• Joc Pederson Ties Game With First Home Run For Cubs, But They Lose To Brewers In 10
• Residents Get Second Vaccine Dose In Last Call At Arlington's Esports Stadium Site
• Wayward Black Bear Wanders Into The City, Spotted By Pittsburgh Police In Several Neighborhoods
• LA Sheriff Says Unsafe Speed Was Primary Cause Of Tiger Woods Crash; No Sign Of Impairment
• Miami Dolphins Will Host Live NFL Draft Party At Hard Rock Stadium
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Gov. Tom Wolf Visits McKeesport Clinic To Discuss Equity In Vaccine Rollout
• Polanco's Double Leads Twins Past Tigers 3-2
• Veterans Receive COVID-19 Vaccines At Massachusetts VA Clinics
• New Jersey Assemblyman Proposes Mobile COVID-19 Testing And Vaccination Sites To Help Boost Business At The Shore
• Fire Causes Roof To Collapse At 2-Family Home In Lowell
• New Research Reveals Psychological Impact Of COVID
• Steve Waithe Of Chicago Arrested, Accused Of Tricking Northeastern University Female Athletes To Send Nude Photos
• William Wallace Of Anaheim Convicted For Killing Wife On Christmas 2011, Had Propped Her Body On Couch As Children Opened Presents
• Millions Of Stimulus Checks Going Out This Week, With A Final Batch Out In Mid-April
• New Treatment Showing Promise Against COVID-19 In South Florida
• Community Rallies Around North Fayette Officer Diagnosed With Stage 4 Colon Cancer
• Lake County Municipal Vehicle Plows Into Auto Repair Shop Waiting Room In Libertyville
• COVID Vaccine: Larimer County Focuses Efforts To Vaccinate Groups With High Case Rates
• Suspect Who Shot At Woman During Argument In San Leandro Arrested
• With More And More Cars On The Road, Long Island Police Stepping Up Enforcement Of Distracted Driving Laws
• Derek Chauvin Trial, April 7 Live Updates: Forensic Scientists Testify On Pills Found In MPD Squad Car, Floyd's Vehicle
• Jury Trials Resume In Denver's 2nd Judicial District
• 'I'm So Excited' | Orioles Head Groundskeeper Nicole Sherry Says Her Crew Is Ready For Opening Day
• COVID Restrictions: Level Green Counties Allowed 100% Capacity At Indoor Venues, With Stipulations
• Person Of Interest In Kern County Homicide In Custody After Dangerous Pursuit Ends In Claremont
• COVID Reopening: Information On Tier Status And What's Open By County
• Two Fort Lauderdale Workers Nearly Electrocuted When Crane Hit Power Line
• Experts Urge People To Wait Their Turn For COVID-19 Vaccine
• Rare Copy Of Action Comics #1, Featuring First Appearance Of Superman, Sells For Record $3.25 Million
• 'We're Still Human Beings': The Struggle of Keeping Relationships Alive in Prison
• COVID In Pennsylvania: Schools Receiving Help At State, Federal Levels In New Push To Get Students Back In Classroom
• COVID In Florida: 5,885 New Cases, 42 Deaths Reported On Wednesday
• COVID Vaccine: City Rolls Out Bus To Get As Many Hard-To-Reach New Yorkers Vaccinated As Possible
• Oral COVID-19 Vaccine Being Tested In Los Angeles-Area Research Center
• Prison Journalism Project Shows Inside Prison Perspective On Insurrection, Trump & Biden
• South Park Skate Park Closed Due To Vandalism
• Sign For La Raza Park Mistakenly Goes Up Earlier Than Planned
• Brooklyn District Attorney: Dozens Of Drug Convictions To Be Dismissed Due To Testimony From Former Det. Joseph Franco
• Broward Votes On Loosening Coronavirus Restrictions In Future
• Masters Preview: Can Jordan Spieth Complete His Comeback?
• Former Dallas Officer Bryan Riser Released After Prosecutors Agree They Can't Make Murder Case
• Prison Journalism Project Gives Incarcerated Writers A Voice
• Denver Housing Authority To Begin Testing All Of Its Public Housing Complexes For Radon
• Gov. Cuomo Set To Sign $212 Billion State Budget, Including Mobile Sports Betting
• Weymouth Compressor Station Has Third Unplanned Release Of Natural Gas
• Housing, Jobs, Healthcare Biggest Barriers To Reentry After Leaving Prison
• COVID Anger: Brewery Patrons Stiff Server On Tip After Disagreeing With State's 90-Minute Seating Rule
• Police Arrest 16-Year-Old In Connection To Fatal Shooting Of Dangelo Roane, 29
• Incarcerated Writer At San Quentin Prison On Living Through Outbreak, Vaccines
• "2040" WILL AIR ON EARTH DAY, THURSDAY, APRIL 22
• J.S. Edwards In Pikesville Closing Its Doors After Nearly 40 Years In Business
• Prison Educational Programs Shuttered By Covid-19 Pandemic Have Big Benefits
• Police Search For Man, Woman In Attack On Employee At Niles Spa Last Week
• New York City Public Beaches Will Be Open For Memorial Day Weekend, Pools In June
• Police Arrest Suspect After Report Of Man With Gun Near Broomfield Heights Middle School
• Truck Driver In Butler Co. Narrowly Avoids Death After 39,000-Pound Steel Coil Crashes Through Cab
• Incarcerated Men At San Quentin Trade Letter With Miami Youth Academy Through Prison Journalism Project
• LA Sheriff Says Unsafe Speed Was Primary Cause Of Tiger Woods Crash; No Sign Of Impairment
• Leaving Prison During the Covid-19 Pandemic
• Pennsylvania, New Jersey Among COVID-19 Hot Spots Even With Vaccinations Increasing
• Molson Coors Launches Organic Beer 'Coors Pure'
• Howard County Churches Host Vaccination Clinics Wednesday
• Former Northeastern Track Coach Steve Waithe Accused Of Trying To Trick Women Into Sending Him Nude Photos
• Downtown Businesses Celebrate The Return Of Sports Fans To Stadiums
• Brannovan Martinez Arrested After 44-Year-Old Tourist Struck By Stray Bullet In Midtown
• COVID In Colorado: Denver School To Host Vaccine & Health Screening Clinic
• Gov. Walz Announces Switch To U.S. Bank Stadium For Community Vaccinations
• New Social Media Account 'Survivors Of BSA' Shares Stories Of Alleged Sexual Harassment, Assault At Baltimore School For The Arts
• Former NFL receiver Travis Rudolph charged with murder
• Target vows $2 billion spend at Black-owned businesses by 2025
• Frontline Workers At Allina Threaten To Strike Unless Contract Deal Reached
• Former Warminster Township Police Officer James Carey Accused Of Sexually Abusing 4 Teen Boys Two Decades Ago
• Massachusetts Tops 17,000 Confirmed COVID Deaths
• 'Learning To Embrace Their Dreams,' Dallas ISD Military-Inspired Program Teaches Discipline And Respect
• Officer Walks In On Armed Robbery At San Mateo 7-Eleven; 2 Arrested
• St. Paul Woman, 41, Charged With Lying About Stolen SUV, Triggering AMBER Alert
• Back To Level Yellow: Jeffco Reports Rises In Cases & Hospitalizations
• FBI Announces $10K Reward To Catch Suspect In 2011 Central California Murder
• Car's Cracked Windshield Blamed On Flying Crow With Rock
• Wind Advisory In Effect Wednesday Evening Through Friday For LA County Mountains
• Music Students Enjoy Access To Advanced Technology With Facebook Gift
• 1 Dead, 1 Hurt In South Lake Tahoe Shooting
• 24-Year-Old Man Charged In Attempted Kidnapping, Assault Of 12-Year-Old Girl In Overlea Saturday
• UPMC And Penguins Team Up For Johnson And Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine Drive-Up Clinic
• COVID In Maryland: M&T Bank Stadium Mass Vaccination Site To Offer Walk-Up Vaccination Slots Beginning Friday
• Man Shot By Richardson Police After Pointing Gun At Officers, Authorities Say
• The CW To Air Hopeful Environmental Documentary "2040" On Earth Day, Thursday, April 22
• Investigators: Woman Stabbed To Death During Facebook Marketplace Sale In Cambria County
• Reds Keep Rolling In Sweep Of Pirates
• Accused Of Racism & Sexism, Peter Dunn, David Friend No Longer Working For CBS
• Derek Chauvin Trial: Could Mask Hamper Ex-Officer's Image With Jurors?
• NWSL Commissioner Lisa Baird Ready For 2021 Challenge Cup, Season To Begin With Fans Returning: 'It's Going To Be Exciting For Our Women'
• Red Sox Blow Out Rays To Complete Series Sweep At Fenway Park
• Driver Busted Going 90 MPH In A 45 MPH Zone In Thornton
• Police Investigating Death Of Man Found In Backyard As Homicide
• BSO Responds To Bomb Threat At Renaissance Charter School In Tamarac
• 21 hockey players on Vancouver Canucks test positive for COVID-19
• Baltimore City Officials Reminding Motorists of Traffic, Parking Modifications For Opening Day
• Thousands Gather To Honor Slain Texas Trooper Chad Walker In Hometown
• Ravens Re-Sign Anthony Levine Sr. To 1-Year Deal
• Rescue Teams Pull Construction Worker Out Of Trench In Pottsgrove
• Pasadena Libraries Will Begin Reopening April 15
• Transgender activist Raquel Willis speaks out on Arkansas law
• 'Wondering If This Was A Lost Year For Many Children': Gov. Pritzker Highlights P-20 Council Plan For Educators And Families
• Water World Reopening Memorial Day Weekend
• Woman With World's Longest Nails Cuts Them In Fort Worth After Nearly 30 Years
• Teen Killed, Another Wounded In Akron Drive-By Shooting
• Sonora Man, 81, Dies After ATV Accident On His Property
• Josh McDaniels Reportedly Texting With QB Prospect Kellen Mond
• Derek Chauvin Trial: Expert Says Chauvin Never Took Knee Off George Floyd's Neck
• Notre Dame Requires Students To Have A COVID Vaccine For The Fall Semester
• Ex-Trump aide Stephen Miller launches group to fight Democrats in courts
• 76-Year-Old Man Dead After Indiana County House Fire
• Former FSU Football Star Travis Rudolph Charged In Palm Beach Murder
• Celebrity Zookeeper Jack Hanna Diagnosed With Alzheimer's Disease, Leaving Public Life
• New Stockton Mass Vaccination Site Can Give Out Up To 5,400 Shots A Day
• Jack Carr On 'The Devil's Hand': 'I Was Researching About The Weaponization Of Infectious Diseases Before COVID Hit'
• Fremont Police Officer, Suspect Identified In Deadly Officer-Involved Shooting On Highway 84
• Fort Collins Banning Single-Use Plastic Bags At Large Grocery Stores
• One-Third Of COVID Patients Diagnosed With Psychiatric Or Neurological Problems Post-Infection
• Nike distances itself from NFL star after women's accusations
• Former Columbus Zoo Director Jack Hanna Diagnosed With Dementia, Will Leave Public Life
• Minneapolis Police Open A Suspicious Death Investigation Near Hennepin Avenue And I-94
• Delaware State Police: 16-Year-Old Girl Killed, 4 Other Teens Injured In ATV Crash In Lewes
• Hostage Situation At Thornton Motel Ends Peacefully, Man In Custody
• $10,000 Reward For Information Offered To Help Find Attacker Who Set Fire To 73-Year-Old Leonard Taylor Of Paramount
• 3 Rescued From Fleet Street Home After Fire
• State Ethics Commission Finds 'No Wrongdoing' Over Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby's Work Travel
• Fire Damages Home In Northglenn Early Wednesday Morning
• Allergic Reaction To First COVID Vaccine Shot May Not Disqualify Second Dose
• A Michigan University Is Offering College Students A Scholarship To Study Cannabis
• Safe Outdoor Space For Homeless Gets Mixed Reaction In Denver's Park Hill Neighborhood
• NYC's ultra-rich to face 52% combined income tax rates, highest in U.S.
• 13 Men Arrested For Online Solicitation Of A Minor In Collin County
• Discarded Masks Litter Beaches Worldwide, Threaten Sea Life
• 68-Year-Old Marion Cieplak Jr. Struck And Killed By Pick-Up Truck At Martin State Airport
• 1 Adult, 6 Children Displaced After House Fire In Derry Borough
• DUI Suspect Fleeing CHP Fatally Struck By Sheriff's Vehicle On 101 Near Millbrae
• Fidelity Investments To Hire 375 Coloradans As Part Of Expansion Goal
• House vacancies leave Democrats with tenuous hold on majority
• 'Catch A Pint', Help Local Breweries On Colorado Pint Day
• Evgeni Malkin Back On The Ice, 'Making Progress' With Rehabbing His Injury
• 1-Year-Old Girl Injured After Shooter Fires At Vehicle In St. Paul
• San Francisco Middle, High School Students Will Not Return To Classrooms Until The Fall
• Gus And YiaYia's Iceball Cart Returns To North Side
• Gov. Larry Hogan Announces Additional $10M COVID-19 Relief Grants To Maryland Schools
• COVID In Maryland: More Than 1.4K New Cases Added, 12 More Deaths Reported
• Treasury says Biden tax plan will fully pay for infrastructure proposal
• St. Paul Police: 7-Year-Old Boy Shot During Domestic-Related Incident
• Chicago Weather: Showers Possible Wednesday Afternoon, Night
• Ocean City Police Sgt. Tyrone Rolls Charged With Sexually Assaulting Juvenile
• Dry, Warm Conditions Setting Scene For Busy Early Wildfire Season
• Baker Wants Focus On Shots In Arms, Not Vaccine Passports
• New details emerge about Navy medic who shot 2 sailors
• CHP Investigates Suspicious Device Near Golden Gate Bridge
• Sheriff: Tiger Woods Was Speeding Before Crash; Driving Over 80 In 45 MPH Zone
• Milton Crash Leaves 1 Dead, Car Split In Half
• Systemic Racism Embedded In Foster Care To Prison Pipeline
• 3,790 New COVID Cases In Illinois
• 2 Die In Benton Harbor Fire; Cause Not Yet Known
• Nikola Jokic Scores 27, Leads Denver Nuggets Past Detroit Pistons
• Matt Gaetz asked White House for blanket preemptive pardon
• NRA leader's "security retreats" on yacht to Bahamas after school shootings
• Dallas Sheriff's Clerk Supervisor Umeka T. Myers Arrested After Alleged Theft
• Santa's Village Offering College Students Free Housing In Effort To Attract Seasonal Employees
• VIDEO: Hayward Police 'Use Of Force Incident' Prompts Internal Investigation
• Just Getting Started
• Lawrence Fire That Destroyed Several Multi-Family Homes Was Caused By Smoking
• Atlantic City Store Clerk Charged With Reporting Fake Robbery: Police
• Milan Hejduk: Dominating Colorado Avalanche 'Looking Like The Team Everyone Predicted'
• Dallas SWAT Called To Rescue Assault Victim Held Hostage At Convenience Store
• Winston Weathers Due In Court For Allegedly Stabbing His Mother Denise McLaughlin To Death In Her Stamford Apartment
• San Bernardino Co. Residents 16 And Older Eligible For COVID Vaccine
• Celtics Will Get Tristan Thompson Back Wednesday Night Against Knicks
• La Verne Police Searching For Custom Metallica Pinball Machine Taken During Burglary, Later Listed On OfferUp
• Pence launches group to defend Trump-era policies
• New MGH Study Finds Possible Reason Behind Redheads' Differing Pain Tolerance
• 2 Men Arrested On Hate Crime Charges In Assault Of Asian Couple At Ontario Mall
• 3 Hurt In Fire In Staten Island Apartment Building
• 1 Dead, 1 Hurt In South Lake Tahoe Shooting
• Squatters May Have Sparked 3-Alarm Oakland Victorian Blaze
• Tom Brady Compares Buccaneers To Patriots: 'There's Another Way That People Do Things'
• What Georgia's new election law really does — 9 facts
• COVID In Colorado: Dr. Dave Hnida Explains Why Masks Are Still Needed In The Centennial State
• New York Times: Embattled Florida Congressman Matt Gaetz Sought Preemptive Pardon In Finals Weeks Of Trump's Presidency
• WATCH LIVE: New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy, State Officials To Provide COVID-19 Update
• Son Inspires Baltimore Native To Raise $2M For Research Into Rare, Fatal Genetic Condition
• Mayor Lightfoot Opens South Side Library, Announces Start Of 'One Summer Chicago'
• Fort Collins Voters Overwhelmingly Approve Plan For City To Attempt Purchase Of Hughes Stadium Property, Turn It To Open Space
• Children's Diabetes Foundation Holding Virtual Spring Brass Ring Fundraiser
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 4,643 Cases, 48 Additional Deaths
• Son Inspires Mom To Raise $2M For Research Into Rare, Fatal Genetic Condition
• 4-Alarm Fire Damages Johns Manville Plant In Berlin
• Candlelight Vigil Planned Tonight For Towhid Family Killed In Allen Murder-Suicide
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 418 New Cases, 5 Additional Deaths
• COVID In Minnesota: ICU Hospitalizations Jump To 138, Compared To 37 One Month Ago; 19 New Deaths Reported
• Lucas Lepejian, Co-Owner Of Tinhorn Flats In Burbank, Arrested A Third Time This Month
• Ban On 'Disability Abortions' Backed In Florida House
• WATCH: Drywaller Danny Returns On An All-New 'Tough As Nails'
• Florida's Higher Ed Bill Adds Tuition Breaks, Lawsuit Protections
• 'Extreme Cruelty And Abuse': Lawrence Police Seek Tips After Dog's Body Found Along Walking Trail
• Health Officials: Youth Sports, Other Extracurriculars Are Spreading COVID-19
• MLB All-Star Game Makes Outdoor Event Planners Hopeful
• Red Sox Option Tanner Houck To Alternate Training Site In Worcester
• 3 Fraudulent Websites Acting As BioTech Companies With COVID-19 Treatments Seized By Maryland Authorities
• Son Inspires Texas Mother Hannah Lowe To Raise $2M For Research Into Rare, Fatal Genetic Condition
• City Paying Homeless People To Clean Up After Themselves -- And It's Working!
• JPMorgan's Dimon: Post-virus jobs boom could last "well into 2023"
• Navy Medic Who Opened Fire Near Maryland Military Base Had Texas Ties
• Donate To Red Cross: Honoring Heroes In An Extraordinary Time
• Peyton Manning Receiving Liberty Bowl Distinguished Citizen Award
• Students Of The Village Leadership Academy, Youth Hero Award
• Tanya Lozano, Social Justice Impact Hero
• Akbar Arsiwala, Military Hero
• Florida Is One Of Five States Accounting For 43% Of Country's New COVID-19 Cases In Past Week
• Gaetz to speak at women's summit amid investigation
• Kyla Davis, Lifesaving Rescue Hero
• Many Republican men are hesitant to get COVID vaccine
• Officials Looking For 17-Year-Old Mace Reggetz From Greene County, Missing Since November
• Officer Marseilla Collins, Law Enforcement Hero
• Smugglers prey on migrants' desperation to reach border
• Baltimore Native Lorenzo Simpson Set To Fight Francisco Torres On April 17: 'I Want To Be A Great In The Sport'
• 'The Old Dolls' Healthcare Heroes
• Does photo show a rainbow on Mars? NASA answers the mystery
• Josh Hoyt, Global Citizenship Hero
• Lt. Quention Curtis, Firefigher Hero
• Boulder Declares March 22 As Day Of Remembrance For Victims
• George Clooney, Ben Affleck Spotted In Watertown Shooting Scene For New Movie
• Esther Lindor, Essential Services Hero
• Phalon Carpenter, Education Hero
• Police: 64-Year-Old Man In Custody After Triple Shooting In Detroit
• Chef Q Ibraheem, Disaster Services Hero
• Video shows boy abandoned near U.S. border asking for help
• Carter And Noah Collins, Blood Services Heroes
• Police: Woman Bashes Laundromat Employee With Detergent Bottle During Violent Robbery Caught On Video In Brooklyn
• Eric Church Announces Indoor New Hampshire Concert As Part Of 'Gather Again Tour'
• Alex Cora Has An Alternate Proposal To MLB's Extra Inning Rule Of Starting With Runner On Second Base
• Eric Church's Tour Comes To DC's Anthem
• Philadelphia Parks And Recreation Accepting Permit Applications For Outdoor Activities At Parks Across City
• Colorado House Passes Bill To Boost RTD Ridership, Lower Fares
• Police: Woman Arrested After Allegedly Telling Staff Inside Chinatown Nail Salon, 'You Brought The Corona To This Country'
• Caught On Video: Brutal Beating, Robbery Over $2 At Kennedy Fried Chicken In The Bronx
• Deerfield Native Eric Porter Looking To Make Waves With New Chicago-Based Sneaker Brand StriaSport
• Ketchup Shortage Hits Restaurants Across United States
• Health Officials Across Delaware Valley Scramble To Vaccinate Vulnerable Populations As More People Become Eligible
• Kids, Ages 11 & 7, Killed In Denton County After Being Dumped From Backhoe Bucket And Run Over
• Police: 61-Year-Old Man Killed In Hit-And-Run In Detroit
• In A Season Of Terrible, Horrible Losses By Celtics, Tuesday Night Was The Worst
• Denver Weather: After Tuesday's Moisture, Precipitation Is 3 Inches Above Normal This Year
• Max's Bars
• Texas Gov. Greg Abbott Bans State Agencies From Requiring Vaccine Passports
• 1 In 3 COVID-19 Survivors Suffers 'Brain Disease,' Study Finds
• We Have To Give Credit To The Red Sox -- This Win Was Legit
• Eric Church's 'Gather Again' Tour Coming To PPG Paints Arena October 8
• Elk Grove Paying Homeless People To Clean Up After Themselves, And It's Working
• Half Of Consumers Don't Know How Much Is Going Out In Automatic Payments
• Florida Protest Bill Ready For Senate Spotlight
• 10 House Democrats join suit against Trump for role in Capitol attack
• Negotiators Working Suspected Hostage Situation At Thornton Motel
• 'Nobody Can Get Me Here,' NRA Exec Wayne LaPierre Sheltered On Borrowed Yacht After Mass Shootings
• Belmont Cragin Neighbors Complain That U.S. Postal Trucks Are Taking Up Parking Spots
• Cooking With Rania: Quiche Lorraine
• Cherry Washington Lost $30,000 To Contractor Who Didn't Complete Job, But She Still Succeeded In Opening A Nail Salon
• Target To Spend More Than $2B At Black-Owned Businesses As 'Commitment To Advance Racial Equity'
• PTL Links: April 7, 2021
• Minnesota Ranks Among States With Most COVID Restrictions, Surrounded By States With Fewest
• Cherry Springs State Park Named One Of The Best Stargazing Spots In America
• Breyer warns Supreme Court expansion could erode public trust
• Texas Businesswoman Transforms Young Cancer Patients Into Superheroes
• Parents Of Vanden High School Football Player Praying For Miracle Following Shooting
• Police Investigating Early Morning Shooting In Baltimore
• Report: Caitlyn Jenner Exploring Run For California Governor
• Miami Weather: Plenty Of Sun, Low Humidity
• Texas governor bans mandated COVID-19 "vaccine passports"
• San Mateo County Health Officials Remain Optimistic Amid Reduced Supply Of COVID-19 Vaccines
• J.D. Martinez Totally Redeems Himself With Walk-Off Double In 12th
• Migrant Children To Be Housed Temporarily At Long Beach Convention Center
• 1 in 3 COVID survivors diagnosed with mental health conditions
• Dallas Stars Rally From Three-Goal Deficit But Still Fall Short, Lose To Blackhawks 4-2
• 22-Year-Old Woman In Critical Condition, 2 Others Injured After Shooting Near Eisenhower Expressway
• Good Samaritan Speaks After Rushing Toddler To Hospital When Boy Was Shot, Gravely Wounded On Lake Shore Drive
• Knife-Wielding Man Arrested After Mid-Wilshire Standoff
• Jeremy Swayman Earns Win For Bruins, Shows Poise Of A Veteran In NHL Debut
• 'Say Cheese': Disney World To Allow Guests To Remove Masks For Outdoor Photos In The Parks
• Gavin Stenhouse On The CW's 'Kung Fu': 'Evan Hartley Has Such A Strong Moral Compass, But He Works In A System That Is Inherently Flawed''
• Man billed $1.7 million by government for life-saving burn treatment
• New York Weather: CBS2's 4/7 Wednesday Afternoon Forecast
• MLB All-Star Game Will Be Held At Coors Field In Colorado
• Pittsburgh City Council Votes To Amend Eviction Moratorium
• Pakistan's prime minister links rape to how women dress
• Police Searching For Silver Minivan Wanted In Fatal Hit-And-Run In Ashburn
• Police Search For Driver Of Silver Nissan After Stray Bullet Grazes 5-Year-Old Girl In Brooklyn
• Italian-American groups sue Philadelphia and its mayor
• Migrant Teenagers Arrive At New Holding Facility In Texas
• California Could Fully Reopen Without Tiered Schedule By June 15 If Infections, Hospitalizations Continue To Drop
• Forbes lists 2,755 wealthiest billionaires in the world
• Mass Vaccination Site Opens In Gary, Indiana
• Associate Of Brickell Apartment Owner Says Woman Killed In Shootout With MDPD Officers Serving Eviction Notice Was A Squatter
• St. Louis getting its first Black female mayor
• Dr. Dave Hnida's Message To Those Unsure About Vaccine: Follow The 'COVID Golden Rule'
• Michigan Lottery Results For Tuesday, April 7, 2021
• Floridians living near leaking wastewater pond can return home
• Amazon.com supports higher corporate tax rate, Bezos says
• Arkansas bans gender-affirming treatments for minors
• Ex-officials call for commission to investigate Capitol attack
• Oakland University: Students Living On Campus Must Be Vaccinated Prior To Fall Move-In
• State Working To Break Barriers For People Struggling To Access Coronavirus Vaccine
• McConnell warns business leaders off "stupid" political speech
• Biden moves up deadline for COVID vaccine eligibility to April 19
• Two Deshaun Watson accusers release public statements
• House to vote on admitting Washington, D.C., as a state
• How to find out if your Facebook info was offered to hackers
• Oral COVID-19 vaccine being tested in LA-area research center
• Driver Injured In Shooting On I-57 At 159th Street
• Pittsburgh Weather: Wednesday Could Be Earliest Pittsburgh Reaches 80 Degrees In Nearly A Decade
• Woman Shot To Death Near Gazebo In Philadelphia's Hunting Park
• Police Searching For 2 Gunmen After 15-Year-Old Boy Shot, Killed In North Philadelphia
• DPD Town Hall Sets Goal To Build Healthy Relationships With The Asian American Community
• White Sox Beat Mariners 10-4
• Virtual Press Conference In Support Of The Texas George Floyd Act
• Thousands Of COVID-19 Vaccine Appointments Available For Wednesday At Camden County Mass Vaccination Site
• 'This Is A Robbery,' Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Art Heist Now A Netflix Series
• Maintaining U.S. technological superiority
• 'Not Your Average Heavy Bag,' Liteboxer At-Home Virtual Boxing System Created By Charlestown Startup
• All Philadelphians 16 And Older Eligible For COVID-19 Vaccine Beginning April 19
• 'Their Narrative Was A Piece Of Horse Manure': Gov. Ron DeSantis Fires Back At 60 Minutes Report Critical Of Florida's COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout
• Firefighters Rush To Battle House Fire In Powelton
• Body Of Pregnant Upper Darby Woman, Dianna Brice, Found In Wooded Lot In Southwest Philadelphia
• Developers Requesting Public Input On Hazelwood Riverfront Master Plan
• Police: Man Arrested After Assaulting Elderly Asian Man In Racially Motivated Attack In Chinatown
• Wednesday's Child: 13-Year-Old Khamari
• 61-Year-Old Man Rescued From Northeast Philadelphia Home Explosion By Good Samaritan
• 'It's Infuriating,' New Moms Frustrated With State's New Paid Family And Medical Leave Program
• 4 Men Wanted In Connection With Riverside-Area Cases Of EDD Fraud
• University Of Pittsburgh Sets Single-Day Record Of Positive COVID-19 Cases On Campus
• Driver Flown To Hospital Following Crash Into Jersey Barrier
• Fire Marshal: Penn Hills Fire That Left One Man Burned Was Set Intentionally
• Child In New Hampshire's Quick Decision Saves West Virginia Child Trapped Under ATV
• Wednesday's Show Info (4/7/21)
• Dreaming Of Vacation: Americans' Social Media Habits Find Many In Need Of A Getaway
• West Virginia Man Charged With Entering Capitol During January 6 Riot
• Bodies Found Buried In Basement Of Columbus Home Identified
• J.D. Martinez's Double In 12th Lifts Red Sox Over Rays, 6-5
• New York Weather: CBS2's 4/7 Wednesday Morning Forecast

Videos from April 7, 2021

• Examining the lack of affordable internet access in the U.S.
• 4/7: Red and Blue
• Forensic investigators say blood and pills were found in the back of the squad car officers tried to put George Floyd in
• CDC says variant first found in the U.K. is now the most common strain circulating in the U.S.
• California congressman vaccinates his constituents
• Beloved zookeeper Jack Hanna diagnosed with dementia, family says
• Migrants flee to U.S. to escape destruction and debt
• Matt Gaetz associate paid for escorts on international trip, sources say
• Derek Chauvin trial focuses on George Floyd's drug use
• Local Matters: Vermont looks to make universal mail-in voting permanent
• Excessive speed caused Tiger Woods crash, police say
• Biden open to negotiating infrastructure plan but says "inaction is not an option"
• "Vaccine passports" spark debate and division
• More contagious COVID variant fuels surge in youth cases
• Chicago alderman discusses controversy over process for removing historical monuments
• Just 5 states account for nearly half of all new COVID cases in U.S.
• Biden says definition of infrastructure is "evolving" and urges action on his plan
• Ray McGuire on why he's running for mayor of New York City
• Why Georgia's new voting law is being compared to Jim Crow
• Shaq buys engagement ring for stranger while shopping
• Tiger Woods was speeding before rollover crash, LA County investigators say
• California research center tests COVID vaccine pills
• Transgender rights activist on Arkansas law and "the problem with trying to police people's bodies"
• Use-of-force expert testifies Derek Chauvin should have used "no force"
• Maskless fans at Texas Rangers home opener spark COVID safety concerns
• Sneak peek: Find Yura - Manhunt on the Dark Web
• Police witnesses criticize Derek Chauvin's actions in Day 7 of trial
• As data from Facebook breach resurfaces, here's how to protect your personal information
• Video shows 10-year-old boy abandoned near U.S. border asking Border Patrol officer for help
• Biden expands vaccine eligibility to all adults by April 19
• WorldView: Navalny health concerns; Iran, U.S. working groups on nuclear deal
• CNN anchor Brooke Baldwin on new book "Huddle" and why women should work together
• Dr. Fauci on new vaccine timeline, latest virus surge
• Explosion victim receives staggering bill after months of recovery
• The Royals Report: Prince Harry and Meghan's first Netflix series to focus on Invictus Games
• Justice Stephen Breyer says changing the Supreme Court could diminish trust
• Putin critic Navalny ill on hunger strike, moved to prison medical ward with respiratory illness
• Expert testifies Chauvin should have stopped restraint on George Floyd once he stopped resisting
• California governor plans to reopen state's economy mid-June
• White House pushes to get U.S. adults vaccinated by April 19
• Biden moves up vaccine eligibility date in race against time as variants surge and states reopen
• 4/7: CBSN AM