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Articles from April 8, 2021

• 'Stop With The Rumors': DMX's Manager Says Rapper Is Alive And On Life Support
• Public Defender: Attack on Elderly Asian Woman in San Francisco Not Racially Motivated
• Mental Health Professionals Advise Hybrid Approach When Returning to Work After Pandemic
• Giants Fans Will Need Vaccination Documents or Negative COVID Test to Enter Ballpark
• COVID Outbreaks At 4 Douglas County Schools Put Students Back Into Remote Learning
• Yuba County Leaders Bring Forward Resolution Supporting Second Amendment To Uphold Gun Rights
• Gabriel Fernandez's Mother, Serving Life In Prison For His Murder, Petitions For New Sentence
• Family Questions Why Man Who Allegedly Attacked Two People Within Days In Sacramento Was Released
• George Scores 33 Points, Clippers Snap Suns' Winning Streak
• Mayor of Windsor Accused of Sexual Assault by 4 Women
• Joseph Scores 24 Against Former Team, Pistons Beat Kings 113-101
• COVID Trauma, Uncertainty Could Have Lasting Impact On Coloradans
• Colorado Department Of Public Health Clears Use Of Johnson & Johnson Vaccine After Some Experience Adverse Side Effects
• Biden Announces Executive Actions To Curb Gun Violence 'Epidemic'
• Colorado's Red Flag Law Serves As Model For Other States As Proposed By Pres. Joe Biden
• Astros Stay Hot in Home Opener With 6-2 Win Over A's
• Denver Police Find Missing 11-Year-Old Isabel Peralta
• Skyrocketing Lumber Prices Hit California New Home Buyers Hard
• State Patrol: Driver Survives Crash On I-35W Near Downtown Minneapolis
• LA Councilman Proposes Tiny Home Camps For The Homeless In Pacific Palisades, Marina Del Rey
• RMV Inspection Sticker Issues Leave Mass. Drivers, Auto Shops Frustrated
• COVID Vaccine To Be Offered At 43 Massachusetts Walmart Stores
• Astros Remain Hot In Home Opener With 6-2 Win Over Athletics
• Orioles Fans Give Trey Mancini A Standing Ovation As He Returns To Play At Camden Yards For The First Time Since Cancer Battle
• Angels Win 7-5 In Home Opener For Florida-Based Blue Jays
• Chicago Weather: Morning Showers
• Butler Scores 28, Heat Beat Depleted Lakers 110-104
• COVID In Colorado: State Expands At-Home Testing Program To All Public-Facing Workers
• Mayor Lightfoot Wants To Know Who Gave 13-Year-Old Adam Toledo The Gun Police Say He Had, But Repercussions For Such Crimes Are Rare
• Derek Chauvin Trial, April 8: Lung Expert Counters Defense's Claims That Drugs, Poor Health Killed George Floyd
• 5 Months Later, NYPD Still Searching For Answers In Killing Of Newborn Identical Twin Boys In Bronx
• Avs' MacDonald Gets 2-Game Ban For Illegal Head Check Of Wild's Hartman
• Local Expressway Shootings At Crisis Level With 59 So Far This Year; Man Suffered Life-Threatening Injuries In I-57 Shooting On Thursday
• NYPD Encouraged By Biden's Executive Orders Addressing 'Ghost Guns'; NRA Vows To 'Stand And Fight' Regulations
• Cal State LA Briefly Opens Up COVID Vaccines To Anyone Over 18, Then Pulls Back
• NYC High School's Softball Season Put On Hold After Coach Steps Aside To Coach Baseball
• Islanders Out Of Sorts A Bit Following Huge Trade, But Find Way To Beat Flyers In Shootout
• Orioles Welcome Fans Back At Camden Yards After More Than 560 Days For Home Opener
• How Do Flyovers Come Together?
• Customer Accused Of Attacking Employee With Tip Jar At Dunkin' In Little Village After Being Asked To Wear Mask
• Mpls. Police Searching For Suspect In 3 Random Stabbings; 1 Fatal
• FBI Minneapolis: 2nd Minnesotan Arrested In Connection To Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol Attack
• First, Two Children Are Found Alone, Then Baby Is Found With Blunt Head Trauma In Pullman Apartment
• CDC Releases New Guidance For Cruise Lines, Industry Hopes To Set Sail By Mid-July
• 1 Dead, 5 Injured In Shooting At Business In Bryan, Texas, Suspect Identified As Employee Larry Bollin
• Heat Beat Depleted Lakers 110-104
• Penguins Get Their Defense In Order, Handle Rangers
• 'An Absolute Beacon Of Life' | Vigil Held To Remember Life Of Sean Ruffin, 19-Year-Old Killed In Crash On MD 295
• Private Ambulance Overturned In Crash At Addison And Kimball
• Gov. Larry Hogan Critical Of Police Reform Bills Awaiting His Action
• Blackhawks Fall To Dallas Stars For 11th Loss In Last 16 Games
• Zacha, Hughes Come Up Big As New-Look Devils Down Sabres
• 10,000 Minnesota Twins Fans Fill Target Field For Unprecedented Home Opener
• Police Warn Of Spate Of Burglaries Happening While Victims Are Asleep In Lakeview
• Lose Or Damage Your COVID Vaccine Card? Here's What To Do
• 3 People Rescued When Vehicle Slams Into Building In South Loop
• Nedeljkovic Excels As Hurricanes Blank Panthers 3-0
• Breckenridge Designated Sustainable Mountain Resort Destination Using Mountain IDEAL Standard
• Orion Township Four-Month-Old Safe After Found Abandoned in Woods
• Skidding Flyers Fall To Islanders In Shootout
• House Vote-By-Mail Proposal Gets Overhaul
• Wayne County Says No Charges Filed In Fatal Police Shooting of Hakim Littleton
• Dan Gilbert and Wife Donate $30M To Cranbrook Academy
• North Texas Experts Say To Expect More Severe Spring Allergy Season Than Usual
• Michigan Officials Warn Beachgoers To Be Mindful of Rise In Drowning Cases
• Detroit's Jazz Festival Announces 2021 Lineup
• Jeremy Swayman Wins 2nd NHL Start, Bruins Beat Capitals 4-2
• Sticky Situation: Tractor-Trailer Carrying Syrup Overturns In Conshohocken
• Local Nonprofit Advancing Knowledge Of The Holocaust Through Art
• Toddler In Medically-Induced Coma After Near-Drowning In Stewartville
• LaVine, Vucevic Lead Bulls Past Raptors
• Avs' MacDonald Gets 2-Game Ban For Hit To Head Vs. Wild
• Black Clergy Of Philadelphia And Vicinity Hoping To Keep Children Safe At City Rec Centers Amid Surge In Gun Violence
• Gardner White Teams With Lighthouse To Donate Furniture To Affordable Housing Community Center
• Source of Piney Point wastewater leak undergoing repairs
• Colorado Congressman Joe Neguse Joins Biden For Gun Violence Prevention Executive Actions Unveiling
• Lance Lynn Pitches First Shutout Of Season, White Sox Top Royals In Home Opener
• Avelo Airlines Launches At Hollywood Burbank Airport, Offers $19 One-Way Tickets
• SFPD Release Updated Sketch of Toddler Who Missing 5 Years Ago
• La Plata Humane Society Offers Advice To Help Pets Live Their Best Life
• COVID Economy: New California Jobs Report Indicates State's Workers Still Struggling
• Texas Man Finishes Cross-Country Run From Disneyland To Disney World
• COVID Vaccine: Reduced Supply of Johnson & Johnson Doses Unlikely to Impact Bay Area
• COVID In Colorado: Vaccinations Fuel Traveler Confidence, AAA Study Finds
• Doctor's Medical License Terminated After Another Doctor Of The Same Name Bounces Check
• Gov. Hogan Vetoes Bill Prohibiting Juvenile Life Sentences
• Dangerous Trend: Distracted Driving On The Rise In Colorado
• Modesto Police Look To Establish Air Support Unit With Pilot Program Using Gyroplane
• 1 Dead, 5 Injured Shooting At Cabinet Business In Bryan, Texas
• Concern Sparks Over New COVID Variants As Vaccine Eligibility Opens Up In Sacramento Region
• Eric Church, Roger Waters Among Full-Capacity Concerts Announced By Wells Fargo Center In Fall, Early 2022
• Cook County Will Release 15,000 New COVID-19 Vaccine Appointments Friday
• Judge Rules Probable Cause To Charge Pittsburgh Man Benjamin Fleming With Manslaughter After Deadly Hawaii Vacation Rental Fight
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• Biggest COVID-19 Outbreak Yet At University Of Chicago; School Implements Remote Classes, Restrictions
• Two Local Cops Fined For Baiting Big Trophy Deer Kills In Amador County
• Centura Health Continues To Use Johnson & Johnson COVID Vaccines At Mass Vaccination Sites In Colorado After Adverse Reactions Investigated
• Man Hospitalized After Stove Fire At South Mpls. Apartment Building
• 1 Dead, 5 Injured in Mass Shooting at Texas Cabinet Manufacturing Facility
• Kitchen In Pittsburgh Uses Food To Change Lives All Throughout Community
• Car Crashes Into Power Pole, Sparking Small Brush Fire On Mulholland Drive
• Top North Texas High School Prospect Ryan Prager Gives It His All On The Mound
• Nike settles lawsuit against company that produced "Satan Shoes"
• With Fans Back At Target Field, Twins Blow Out Mariners 10-2 In Home Opener
• COVID In Maryland: More Than 1.2M Marylanders Fully Vaccinated; Cases Increase By Nearly 1.3K
• Metro Service On C Line At Redondo Beach, Crenshaw Stations To Pause On Saturday
• Marlins Lose After Disputed Hit By Pitch Gives Mets Tiebreaking Run
• Santa Cruz Police Arrest Suspect in Recent Jewelry Store Burglary
• Plano Rec Centers Face Shortage Of Job Applicants, Threatening Summer Plans
• Rodríguez Returns From Year-Long Layoff, Red Sox Beat Orioles 7-3
• Twitter will not archive tweets from Trump's suspended account
• Pirates Fall 4-2 To Cubs In Home Opener
• Garth Brooks, Blake Shelton Among Cheyenne Frontier Days 'Frontier Nights' 2021 Lineup
• New Jersey Family Rescued On Mountain In Maine Says Hiking Trail Sign Pointed Them In Wrong Direction
• 'We Couldn't Be More Pleased With Them': Principal Investigator For Moderna's Miami Trial Praises Available COVID Vaccines
• 'Words Are Powerful,' Aledo Woman Issy Powell's Chalk Messages Brighten Neighbors' Daily Commute 
• 'Absolutely Shocked': Sylmar Teen Accepted To 5 Ivy League Schools And Stanford
• 'No Vaccine For Gun Violence' As Shootings Continue To Take Lives At Near-Record Pace In Philadelphia
• Local Man In The Running For 2021 Custodian Of The Year
• Beaver Area School District Using Safe2Say Something App To Tackle Bullying And Violence
• Higher State Taxes, Federal Stimulus To Fund Expanded Pre-K On Long Island
• White Supremacist Flyers Found Posted In Long Beach, Scattered In Huntington Beach
• River Cats Looking To Fill Over 100 Positions
• Man Accused Of Killing Pregnant Woman In Turlock Arrested In Mexico
• DOJ Moves To Intervene In Lawsuit Against City Of Chicago Claiming Crosswalk Signals Are Not Accessible For The Visually Impaired
• LAPD Facing Lawsuit After Officers Arrest Black Man During Search For White Suspect
• Crews Finish State Highway 1 Repairs in Big Sur Early; Set to Reopen by April 30
• Texas Gov. Abbott Challenges President Biden's Executive Actions On Guns
• Exclusive: New NYPD Chief Of Detectives James Essig Says Department Needs Help From Communities To Tackle Gun Violence
• 2021 Santa Clarita Marathon Postponed, Date Permanently Changed To 2nd Weekend Of February
• Baltimore Police Officer Facing Federal Indictment For Allegedly Stealing Nearly $10K During Search And Seizure Operation
• Facebook Sued By Muslim Civil Rights Group Over Hate Speech
• Thousands Of Pirates Fans Return To PNC Park For Home Opener
• Pittsburgh-Area Groups React To President Joe Biden's Executive Orders On Gun Control
• Free Health Insurance Available For Millions Who Lost Jobs During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Companies Outfit Offices For 'New Normal' As Employees Return To Workplace
• 'People Find Connection, Joy Here': Crocker Art Museum Reopens To Public, Showcases More Diverse Artists
• As More COVID Vaccine Appointments Open Up, Concerns Grow Over Available Supply
• Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia Facing Scrutiny After Former Officer Bryan Riser Released From Jail
• Mets Win Home Opener On Bizarre Walk-Off Hit By Pitch
• Visiting Nurse Association Set To Help With In-Home COVID Vaccinations
• Denver Nuggets Win Seventh Straight Game, Defeat Spurs Despite Head Coach Michael Malone's Ejection
• Colorado Snowpack Monitoring Experts See Some Warning Signs, Anticipate Lower Stream Flow Runoff
• Mets Fans Return To Citi Field For Home Opener Against Miami
• Politics Of Gun Rights And Gun Safety Split Pennsylvanians
• 14-Year-Old Girl Shot In The Leg In East Baltimore Thursday Afternoon, Police Say
• Firefighters Rescue Woman And Dog Stuck In Mud In East Boston
• Denver's Bar Max Requires Proof Of COVID Vaccination For Indoor Service
• Clarifying COVID: How Are COVID-19 Community Coordinators Tackling Language Barriers?
• Tube Keeps Endangered Mangshan Pit Viper From Slithering Away During X-Rays At Denver Zoo
• Schools Ramp Up COVID-19 Testing Around April Vacation As Case Numbers Climb
• Gabby Barrett And Jimmie Allen Named ACM New Artists Of The Year
• Local Couple Wins Free Wedding Ceremony, Planned & Hosted By FIU Hospitality Students
• Biden Announces New Gun Control Measures, Calls Gun Violence In America 'International Embarrassment'
• Carjackings skyrocket during pandemic
• Rodríguez Wins For Red Sox In Return From Year-Long Layoff
• Texas DPS Trooper Shot While Pursuing Bryan, Texas Business Shooting Suspect
• 2 vaccine sites close after reactions to Johnson & Johnson shot
• Police: 38-Year-Old Man Killed In West Baltimore Shooting
• Petition Started To Save Beloved Supermarket That Serves Brooklyn's Crown Heights And Prospect Lefferts Gardens
• Soyuz launch kicks off space station crew rotation
• Oak Park Police Officer Shot During Traffic Stop Near Eisenhower Expressway; Suspect Injured
• 17 Cats, 25 Rats Rescued From Unsanitary Conditions At Pitcairn Home
• Colorado Fire Officials Announce New Tactics In Fighting Wildfires This Year
• Cruise Ship Companies Operating Out Of American Ports Frustrated With Glacial Reopening Of Industry
• Duquesne University And Dannielle Brown Reach Agreement To Settle Claims Related To Marquis Jaylen Brown's 2018 Death
• Jushawn Brown, Who Was With Toddler Who Was Shot On Lake Shore Drive, Faces Weapons Charge; Person Who Fired Shots Still At Large
• Pedestrian Struck And Killed By Vehicle In Hacienda Heights 
• Police Return To Scene Of Toddler's Shooting On Lake Shore Drive
• Struggling Professional Dancers To Get Help This Weekend With Outdoor Performances On Rooftop Near Lincoln Center
• Restaurants Begin Reopening After Year Of Hibernation
• Avengers Campus To Open At Disney California Adventure Park On June 4
• Citing Critical Need, New York Blood Center Says Donations Can Be Made At Pop-Up Mall Sites On Long Island
• Plaque Honoring Slain South Florida FBI Agents Unveiled At Field Office Where They Worked
• 'Time Crunch' To Get Muslim Community Vaccinated Before Ramadan Begins
• Caitlyn Jenner considering run for California governor
• Taste With Tori: Ever-Changing, Seasonal Menu At Sammy's Bullfrog Cafe Leaves Customers' Taste Buds Leaping
• Derek Chauvin Trial, April 8 Live Updates: Lung Expert Says Restraint Used Against George Floyd Would Have Killed A Healthy Person
• Joseph Russo Facing Hate Crime Charges In 3 Anti-Asian Attacks In Brooklyn, NYPD Says
• COVID Reopening: San Francisco Announces Plans for Indoor Live Events to Resume
• Anyone 16 And Older Will Be Eligible For The COVID Vaccine, 150,000 New Appointments Open On Monday
• SFPD Release Updated Sketch of Toddler Arianna Fitts After Going Missing 5 Years Ago
• Police Respond To Incident At West Mifflin Shooting Range
• Teenager Shot On West Broadway Avenue In Minneapolis
• Boom! 17 Babies Born, Including 2 Sets Of Twins At Baylor Scott & White Medical Center— Grapevine
• European Regulators Determine Link Between AstraZeneca's COVID-19 Vaccine And Blood Clots
• South Florida Restaurant Employee Charged With Video Voyeurism After Recording Customer Using Urinal, Say Police
• Community Devastated After 7-Year-Old Boy Dies In Newark House Fire: 'It Hurts Real Bad'
• Holocaust Remembrance Day Takes On Extra Urgency Amid Rise In Hate Crimes In US
• Hurricane Forecasters Predict Above-Average Season For 2021
• Protesters Call On PECO To Give Up Efforts To Build Natural Gas Reliability Station In Marple Township
• Long Beach Convention Center Now Offering COVID Vaccines To Residents 16+ On Walk-Up Basis
• Cubs Break Out Of Slump, Slip By Reeling Pirates 4-2
• MnDOT: 2021 Construction Projects Include Completion Of I-35W In Mpls., New Project At Twin Ports Interchange In Duluth
• Verizon Recalls 2.5 Million Mobile Hotspots Due To Fire, Burn Hazards
• 'Simple, Pragmatic Steps That Can Save Lives': Stand With Parkland Applaud President Biden's New Gun Safety Measures
• UPDATE: Facebook, Instagram Both Go Offline Suddenly, Come Back An Hour Later
• Investigation Underway After Person Shot In Hollywood Domestic Dispute
• COVID In Florida: 7,939 New Cases, 86 Deaths Reported On Thursday
• "60 Minutes" on its story about vaccine distribution in Palm Beach County
• California Lawmakers Advance Bill Aimed At Stopping Unemployment Fraud
• Lance Armstrong's Son, Luke Charged With Sexual Assault From 2018
• Munhall Native Gabby Barrett Named ACM New Female Artist Of The Year
• 'Painting With Fire': Prescribed Burn Helps Preserve Rare Wildlife, Mitigate Drought Conditions
• Massachusetts Reports 1,938 New COVID Cases, 8 Additional Deaths
• Haverhill Schools Shut Down By Ransomware Attack On Day Some Students Hoped To Return
• Dallas Police Seek Help Identifying Man Who Allegedly Killed 2 Puppies
• St. Paul Police: Machete Stabbing Victim Hospitalized
• Philadelphia Doctor Who Later Contracted COVID-19 Reflects On First Patients, 'A Lot Of Fear'
• 1 Hurt In Downtown Minneapolis Car Vs. LRT Crash
• UPDATE: Alameda Gas Leak Capped; Evacuations, Shelter-In-Place Lifted
• Miami VA Expanding Single-Dose COVID-19 Vaccinations To All Veterans, Caregivers And Spouses With No Appointment Required
• Another Gray Whale Carcass Washes Ashore In Bay Area; 4th In 8 Days
• State College Construction Firm Charged, Accused Of Stealing Millions From Workers And Defrauding Taxpayers
• Photos Show Suspects Who Robbed CVS Pharmacy
• Anne Arundel County Police Sergeant, 'Millennial Marchers' Continue Discussions On Equality, Positive Change
• Inter Miami CF Stadium To Host Concacaf Gold Cup Prelims
• 15-Year-Old Sulcata Tortoise Found Wandering Streets Of Eastvale Reunited With His Family
• Theaters rush to tap $16 billion in aid — and face glitches
• Ahoy Mateys! Pittsburgh's First Touring Pirate Ship Takes Maiden Voyage
• CPW's Message To Paddleboarders: Please Wear Your Personal Flotation Devices
• Unreleased Prince Album From 2010, Focusing On Social Justice, To Be Released In July
• Missing 12-Year-Old Found Safe
• Neighbors Say Change Needed At Frisco Intersection Where 5 People Have Died Within A Year
• UFOs? Mysterious Series Of Lights Spotted Streaking Across Texas Skies
• 'Big Win': Space Force Field Command To Be Located At California Military Base
• Roger Waters Kicks Off Rescheduled Tour In Pittsburgh
• CBS News: Feds Looking Into Matt Gaetz Trip To The Bahamas As Part Of Probe Into Sex Trafficking
• Police Release Photo Of Man Charged In Attempted Kidnapping In Overlea, Look For Possibly More Victims
• Will Augusta Weather Soften A Firm Masters Course?
• NH To Allow Out-Of-State Students To Get COVID Vaccine On April 19
• Police Probe Reports Of Monkeys On Loose In Ohio Cemetery
• California Plans $536M For Forests Before Fire Season; Republicans Want To Double Funding
• Adhir Kalyan And Parker Young Describe 'United States Of Al' As A 'Heartfelt' American Story
• Man Shot In Broad Daylight In NW Baltimore Thursday
• Biden announces executive actions to curb gun violence "epidemic"
• Yosemite To Implement Day-Use Reservation Plan For Park Visitors
• Wind Advisories Extended For Parts Of LA County
• Los Angeles Air Force Base In El Segundo To Become U.S. Space Force's Space Systems Command
• First Ever Brunch Battle Teams Up Students With Local Chefs In Maryland For Cash Prizes
• Officers Removed Trash Can Lid From Colorado Elk's Neck
• Jacob Fagundo Pleads Guilty To Setting Chicago Police Car On Fire During Civil Unrest Downtown In May
• 2 Injured After Light Rail Crash In Cockeysville
• VA Pittsburgh Giving COVID-19 Vaccines To All Veterans, Spouses And Caregivers
• Florida sues federal government over cruise industry shutdown
• Tom Brady Is Already Focused On Winning His Eighth Super Bowl
• Federal Officials Investigating Child Abuse Allegations At Texas Migrant Facility
• COVID Reopening: Fans Allowed At Golden State Warriors Games Starting April 23
• CBS Executives Leaving Company After Reports Of 'Racist' And 'Sexist' Comments
• Hampden Post Office Employees Test Positive For COVID, USPS Says
• Baltimore County Police Searching For Missing 12-Year-Old Girl Last Seen In Middle River
• FEMA Accepting Applications To Reimburse Up To $9K In COVID-Related Funeral Expenses
• Pearl Street Mall Back Open In Boulder After Threatening Call About Explosive Devices
• Suspected San Joaquin County Sideshow Participant Has Car Impounded
• Homeless Woman Accused Of Starting Fire That Burned Placerville Bank
• Gov. Newsom Announces $536 Million Plan for California Forests Ahead of Fire Season
• 'It's A Miracle': Owner Reunites With Beloved Dog Lost 5 Years Ago
• Former Raider, 49er Phillip Adams Kills 5 In South Carolina Mass Shooting Before Killing Self
• Should you plan a sick day in case of vaccine side effects?
• Salvation Army Uniontown Worship And Service Center Hosting Virtual 5K
• Former NFL, Patriots Player Phillip Adams Killed 5 People, Then Himself In South Carolina
• Stolen Dump Truck Leading Police Pursuit Crashes Right Outside The Habit In El Segundo
• COVID Vaccine: Santa Clara and Alameda Counties Change Appointment Scheduling, Eligibility For Those Age 16 and Over
• Teen Turns Himself In For Deadly Shooting At Ceres Park
• Teen Turns Himself In For Shooting At Ceres Park
• WATCH: Sen. John Cornyn, Rep. Eddie Bernice Johnson Announce Legislation To Weatherize Texas' Energy Grid
• Ex-NFL, FSU Wide Receiver Travis Rudolph Jailed On Murder Charge In South Florida
• 'Icon And Cornerstone': Frank Pepe's Pizzeria Co-Owner Gary Bimonte Dies
• New Jersey Moves Closer To Recreational Marijuana Market
• New Program Aims To Improve Lives In Pittsburgh's Black Community
• San Bernardino Co. Launches Illegal Fireworks Reporting System In Wake Of Ontario Explosion
• Firefighters Battle Two-Alarm Fire At North Denver Church
• Biden Announces Executive Actions to Curb Gun Violence 'Epidemic'
• Denver Firefighters Doing Water Rescue Training Stop Kids From Going In Lake To Get Skateboard
• Trump Endorses Wisconsin's Ron Johnson, Encourages Him To Run For 3rd Term
• Pennsylvania Promises Quicker, Easier, Jobless Claims System
• Rodeo Couple Charged With Torture, Felony Child Abuse After Death of Young Daughter
• Reward Increased To $50K For Information About Fatal Shooting Of Christopher Michael Murzin
• Jerome Powell: Vaccination key to global economic recovery
• CBS Boston Is Now Your Home For New England Revolution Soccer
• Italian Singer Andrea Bocelli Announces Tour, Including Stop In Pittsburgh
• Baltimore Sports Superfan Mo Gaba To Be Honored This Orioles Season
• Draymond Green Reveals What He Told Then-Warriors Teammate Kevin Durant in Famous Meme
• Police Search For Vehicle In Deadly Hit-And-Run That Killed 32-Year-Old Ashburn Man
• 2021 NFL Draft: Benjamin St. Juste Confident He'll Make An Impact, 'I'm A Sure Pick'
• Philadelphia School District Outlines Details Of Summer Learning Program Aimed At Helping Students Who've Fallen Behind Due To Pandemic
• Derek Chauvin Trial, April 8: Medical Expert Testifies George Floyd Died From Lack Of Oxygen
• Sunny Weather Short-Lived In North Texas As Possible Weekend Storm Approaches
• Country Star Kane Brown To Perform At TD Garden In January 2022
• Prescribed Burn Taking Place At Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge
• Pennsylvania To Launch New Unemployment Compensation System
• LA City Council Calls On Newsom To Shut Down Playa Del Rey Natural Gas Site
• Report: Rosie O'Donnell's New Jersey House To Be Demolished And Transformed Into Affordable Housing
• Report: Rosie O'Donnell's Saddle River, NJ House To Be Transformed Into Affordable Housing
• Report: Rosie O'Donnell's New Jersey House To Be Demolished And Transformed Into Affordable Housing
• Denver D.A. Says Report Finds 'No Pervasive Issues Of Racism, Bias' In Her Office
• Unreleased Prince Album From 2010, Focusing On Social Justice, To Be Released This Summer
• Bridgestone Golf keeping its home in Georgia, CEO says
• Accused Of Racism, Sexism, Peter Dunn, David Friend No Longer Working For CBS
• WNBA releases new jersey designs for 25th anniversary
• Sheriff: 1-Year-Old Pulled From House Fire, Later Flown To HCMC; Mother Injured Attempting To Get To Child
• Warriors President, COO Rick Welts Retiring; Hall-of-Famer Propelled Franchise To World-Class Status
• Will There Be An Oral COVID Vaccine? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Questions
• Southbound I-25 Reopens In Denver Tech Center After Multi-Car Crash
• COVID In Illinois: 3,739 New Cases, 37 Additional Deaths
• Over 15,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois Last Week Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Newport Folk Festival Returning With Six Days Of 'Suprise Performances'
• 'Warm Temps = Perfect Basking' An Equation For Rattlesnakes On Colorado Trails
• Florida Senate To Move Forward On Gambling Bills
• LA Comic Con To Take Place In-Person In December
• Off-Duty Pittsburgh Police Officer Shoots Pit Bull Attacking His Dog
• Colorado Weather: No Change In State's Drought Severity This Week
• Scientists Report Decline in Giant Sea Turtles Sightings Off West Coast
• Online Tax Plan Easily Clears Florida House
• COVID Shot And A Beer Anyone? What's On Tap Event In North Richland Hills Offered Both
• Firefighters Battle West Philadelphia Rowhome Fire
• Driver Arrested For DUI After Sedan Ends Up Perched On Utility Pole Guide Wire In Simi Valley
• Restaurants In Colorado & All Across America Face A Ketchup Packet Shortage
• Trump Organization hires criminal defense attorney
• Black women 3 times as likely to die from COVID-19 as White men
• Bruins' Charlie McAvoy To Miss At Least Two More Games
• Former Raider, 49er Phillip Adams Kills 5 In South Carolina Mass Shooting Before Killing Self
• 2 Cases Of South African COVID-19 Variant Found In Stanislaus County
• USS Constitution Museum Reopens To The Public
• Sources: Garbage Cans Set On Fire At Transit Stations Across New York City
• Ex-NFL player kills 6, then himself, in South Carolina
• LA Sheriff Says Unsafe Speed Was Primary Cause Of Tiger Woods Crash; No Sign Of Impairment
• President Joe Biden Announces Executive Actions Addressing Gun Violence Across United States
• Farmer weighs leaving family in Guatemala to find work in U.S.
• Woman Shot Dead In East Oakland
• New Book 'Policing Black Athletes: Racial Disconnect In Sports' Examines Colin Kaepernick's Protest: 'That Has Become The Lightning Rod For Outrageous Protest'
• New Book 'Policing Black Athletes: Racial Disconnect In Sports' Examines Colin Kaepernick's Protest
• Antonio Brown Training With Lamar Jackson, Marquise Brown Again; Is He Baltimore Bound?
• Teen Dead In SW Dade Drive-By Shooting, Two Others Injured
• 21-Month-Old Boy Still In Critical Condition, But Has Made 'Some Recovery,' After Shooting On Lake Shore Drive
• Judge Dismisses Katie Hill's Lawsuit Over Nude Photos Published In Daily Mail
• Ellis County Murder Suspect Trenton Adams Found, Arrested In Houston
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 4,746 More Coronavirus Cases, 42 Additional Deaths
• COVID In Minnesota: State Has Surpassed 3 Million Vaccine Shots Administered
• Kane Brown Bringing 'Blessed And Free Tour' To PPG Paints Arena Next January
• John Wilson, Charged In College Admissions Scam, Sues Over Portrayal In Netflix Show
• Former New York Jet Phillip Adams Kills 5 People, Then Himself In South Carolina, Reports Say
• Colorado Weather: Red Flag Warning In Effect In Windy, Dry Conditions
• COVID Latest: Any Baltimore Resident Ages 16 & Up Can Receive A Vaccine Starting Monday Through City Health Department
• COVID Vaccine Clinic At Dick's Sporting Goods Park Paused After 11 Patients Report Adverse Reaction To Johnson & Johnson Shot
• Weatherford Man Sean Thomas Sloan Arrested For Animal Cruelty After 'Torturing' Dog
• Kane Brown To Kick Off His 'Blessed And Free' Tour In Sacramento At The Golden 1 Center Come October
• Denver's Group Living Amendment Now Applies To All Areas Of The City
• Baldwin Park Food 4 Less Worker Attacked In Parking Lot, Suspect At Large
• Rep. Lee Zeldin Announces Run For Governor Of New York
• Firewall Capacity Issue Causes Internet Outage For Some Baltimore County Public Schools Students, Staff Thursday
• Long Island Businesses Say They Are Overwhelmed By The New Realities Of Recreational Marijuana
• UPDATE: Lengthy Standoff With Barricaded Suspect In San Francisco's North Beach Ends Peacefully
• Salinas Couple Pleads No Contest to Felony Welfare Fraud
• Denver's Bar Max Requires Proof Of Vaccination For Indoor Service
• Denver's Bar Max Requires Proof Of Vaccination For Indoor Service
• Bedford Police Investigating After Explosion Under Small Bridge, Suspect Arrested
• How to watch the Lyrid meteor shower as it peaks on Earth Day, April 22
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 379 More Coronavirus Cases As Total Grows To Nearly 89K
• Fire Reignites At Johns Manville Plant In Winslow Township Less Than 24 Hours After 4-Alarm Blaze
• "Reading Rainbow's" LeVar Burton wants to host "Jeopardy!"
• Experts alarmed by number of COVID survivors with brain disorders
• 2 Teens Charged In Douglas Carjacking
• Today On Drew! Josh Groban, D-I-Y Kid Craft, Cooking with Farideh
• Report: It's 'Doubtful' That Julian Edelman Can Play Entire 2021 Season
• Union City Police Seek Man Suspected Of Raping Child
• Mrs. World arrested for allegedly injuring Mrs. Sri Lanka
• La Brea Tar Pits Reopens Thursday For First Time Since March 2020
• Governor Greg Abbott Proclaims April 2021 As Sexual Assault Awareness Month In Texas
• Biden officials defend response to record arrivals of migrant children
• James Foster Charged With Assault Of Asian Man In Apparent Racially Motivated Attack In Philadelphia's Chinatown, Prosecutors Say
• Number Of Kids Crossing The Mexican Border Alone Hits All-Time High In March
• VIDEO: Firefighters Douse Car Fire In North Sacramento Field
• Patriots Share Pictures Of Players With Their College Jersey Numbers
• CBS Announces Peter Dunn, David Friend Will Not Be Returning As Investigation Continues
• Arkansas Senate OK's hate crime bill advocates decry as "sham"
• Florida Jobless Claims Continue To Slow
• CBS Executives Accused Of "Racist" And "Sexist" Comments Will Not Be Returning To Their ViacomCBS Positions
• 'We Have Nothing:' Hundreds Without Homes After Devastating Fire At Jackson Heights Apartment Complex
• Man Suspected Of Intentionally Lighting 2 Wildland Fires In South Lake Tahoe
• Bridge And Road Work To Close I-75 On Consecutive Weekends In Oakland County
• Vaccine Hesitancy: Dr. Oz Visits The Black Doctors' Covid-19 Marathon Vaccination Clinic Helping To Get Philly Vaccinated
• Levi LaVallee Rides Duluth
• LA Actor Zachary Horwitz Arrested In $227M Ponzi Scheme
• Fort Worth Taking New Approach To Valet Parking In Downtown's Sundance Square
• 10,000 Fans Set To Return To Target Field For Twins Home Opener, Rain Or Shine
• Antonio Senzatela Sizzling On Cool Night, Colorado Rockies Beat Diamondbacks 8-0
• 'Just Common Sense,' Texas House Committee Hears Bill To Close Background Checks Loophole In Private Gun Sales
• COVID-19 Vaccination Sites In Tarrant County Getting A Boost From Temporary Workers
• Miami Weather: Warm With Plenty Of Sun
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