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Articles from April 9, 2021

• Martin Jones Makes 32 Saves to Lead Sharks Past Kings
• COVID: Despite Short-Term Drop in Vaccine Supply, State Officials Predict Full Reopening by Summer
• COVID: San Francisco Nightlife Rebounds as Pandemic Restrictions Ease
• Villanueva 'Disappointed' After DA Reportedly Declines To Prosecute Alleged Hate Incident
• Federal Jury Convicts Santa Cruz Man of Hate Crime For July Knife Attack on Black Man
• U.S. Supreme Court Orders California to Lift Pandemic Restrictions on Home Worship
• Sacramento Mom On Mission To Find Daughter Sarayah Redmond's Killer
• Volunteers Looking To Help As Shelter For Unaccompanied Migrant Children Set To Open In Long Beach
• Judge Imposes Preliminary Injunction Against Tinhorn Flats In Burbank
• COVID In Colorado: Health Officials Warn Of 'Fourth and Final Wave' Affecting Younger People
• Nevada City School District Completes Massive Tree Clearing Project In Effort To Protect Students From Wildfire Danger
• Healthcare Workers Gather For Solidarity Vigil Against AAPI Hate
• Camp 2 Home Program In Modesto Helps Homeless Get Back On Their Feet
• Martin Jones Makes 32 Saves To Lead Sharks Past Kings 5-2
• 'It Was A Blessing': Bringing Hope To Homes, Nurse Teams Take Vaccines On The Road
• Stockton Boulevard Partnership Recruits Volunteers In Effort To Protect Sacramento's AAPI Community
• FBI Seeks Help Locating Arianna Fitts, Child Missing Since 2016 From San Francisco Area
• Leonard Scores 31 As Clippers Extend Winning Streak To 4
• Reportedly Armed Suspect Shot By LA County Sheriff's Deputies Near La Mirada
• Jonas Johansson Gets 1st Shutout, Avalanche Edge Ducks 2-0
• Beal's Late Heroics Lift Wizards Past Warriors
• Camper Dies, Wife Rescued in Death Valley National Park
• Chicago Weather: Rain Covers The Weekend
• Protest Of Police Shooting Of 13-Year-Old Adam Toledo Takes Over Gold Coast Intersection
• State Expands Program Offering Free At-Home COVID Rapid Tests
• More Cases Of P.1 Or Brazilian Variant Confirmed In Colorado
• Greenwood Village Residents, Asian American Community Outraged At Satirical Article Published In 'The Villager'
• San Bernardino County Announces Coronavirus Rental Relief Program
• Centura Health To Stop Using Johnson & Johnson COVID Vaccine At Drive-Up Mass Vaccination Events
• NYPD: Juvian Rodriguez Arrested After Making Anti-Asian Remarks, Threatening To Stab Undercover Officer
• Knicks Rally Late, Snap Grizzlies' 4-Game Win Streak In OT
• Some Glenview Residents Want To Save Nuisance Beavers Homeowners Association Plans To Trap, Kill
• Olson's 3-Run Blast Lifts A's Over Astros
• Police Officers Cleared Of Wrongdoing In 2019 Fatal Shootings Of NYPD Detective Brian Mulkeen, Antonio Williams
• Georgiev Stops 31 Shots, Rangers Beat Islanders
• Devils Lose To Streaking Penguins
• Judge OKs Murder Trial for Man Accused in July 4 Fatal Shooting of San Francisco Boy
• Douglas County Commissioners Consider Resolution To Opt Out Of Tri-County Public Health Order
• Zach LaVine Scores Career-High 50 Points, But Bulls Lose To Hawks
• Road To Reopening: Luna Park Welcomes Back Guests For Family Fun In Coney Island
• Rangers On Wrong Side Of History As Joe Musgrove Throws First-Ever No-Hitter For Padres
• 1 Rescued From Burning Multi-Family Townhome In Arapahoe County
• Orioles Fired Public Address Announcer Ryan Wagner Just Hours Before Opener, Report Says
• Jayson Tatum's Career-High 53 Help Celtics Top Timberwolves, 145-136
• Former Pirates Pitcher Joe Musgrove Throws First No-Hitter In San Diego Padres History
• Schwartz, O'Reilly Each Score 2, Blues Beat Wild, 9-1
• Grandson Returns Late Grandfather's Library Book To Elementary School 51 Years Later
• COVID-19 In Maryland: More Than 1.8K New Cases Reported, Hospitalizations Up Again
• Test Created By Maryland Biotech Company Aims To Determine Severity Of Individual COVID Cases
• Former U.S. Attorney Robert Hur To Lead Asian American Hate Crime Workgroup In Maryland
• Medical Marijuana Could Become More Widely Available In Texas
• $35 Million In Federal COVID-19 Relief Coming To Aid Of New Jersey Bars, Restaurants
• Protesters Rally At Downtown Minneapolis Courthouse, Vow To Show Up Day Or Night
• Woman With Willing Liver Donor Fighting To Have Rare Treatment Covered By Insurance
• 'I Have Not Yet Begun To Fight,' Florida Congressman Matt Gaetz On Allegations Of Sexual Misconduct During South Florida Event
• Tatum's Career-High 53 Help Celtics Top T-Wolves 145-136
• Sen. Michael Bennet Meets With Coloradans To Discuss Child Tax Credits
• Sixers' Offense Sputters In Loss To Zion Williamson, Pelicans
• Cicada Emergence This Summer Could Impact Outdoor Weddings, Experts Say
• Ohtani Homers, Drives In 4 As Angels Beat Blue Jays 7-1
• Phillies Blasted By Ronald Acuña, Braves In 8-1 Loss
• Police Dash Cam Video Shows Boy On Scooter Nearly Hit By Car In Hingham
• Michigan's Expungement Law Takes Effect On Sunday
• Texas To Receive About Half A Million Less Vaccine Doses Next Week Due To Manufacturing Issue
• All Highway 50 Lanes Back Open After Crews Blast Boulders Blocking Road Near Echo Summit
• Schultz Has 3-Point Outing In Capitals 4-3 Win Over Sabres
• Seven Dead Puppies Found On Entrance Ramp To Route 55 In Vineland
• Warm Spring Weather Revives Outdoor Dining At North End Restaurants
• Native Detroiter And Veteran Journalist Shaun Robinson Debuts As Executive Producer In Upcoming Lifetime Movie Series
• Colorado Springs Police Arrest 4 Suspects Wanted In More Than A Dozen Robberies
• Michigan Hospitals Postponing Elective Surgeries Following COVID-19 Surge
• Calaveras County Man Sentenced For Poisoning 8 Homeless People In Huntington Beach
• Jury Selection For STEM School Shooting Suspect Devon Erickson Starts May 24
• Rust Scores 2, Crosby Gets Goal, 2 Assists, Pens Beat Devils
• 'Save Our Store' Launched To Keep West Oakland's Only Full-Service Grocery Store From Shutting Down
• Police: Man Punched, Kicked In Face During Robbery In The Bronx
• State Lawmaker Pushes To Protect Our Faces, Voices from Identity Theft
• Person Shot, Killed In Stockton Along S. Baker Street; Arrest Made
• Missing 16-Year-Old Girl Found Safe, Frederick County Sheriff's Office Says
• Black Bear Spotted Wandering Around Robinson Township
• Police Searching For Suspect Connected To Multiple Cell Phone Store Robberies Across New York City
• OC Keeps On Mostly Encouraging Path For COVID-19 Statistics
• Baltimore Police Offering $4K Reward For Information In Shooting Of 14-Year-Old Girl
• Pomona Fairplex To Temporarily House Unaccompanied Migrant Children
• Oakland Police Investigating 3 Homicides, 32 Robberies Amid Recent Surge in Violent Crime
• Authorities Investigating Shooting Search Pond In Sacramento County
• Saturday's 'Second Dose' Event To Focus On Importance Of COVID Vaccine In Communities Of Color
• Severe Storms Drop Large Hail On Parts Of North Texas Friday Night
• Douglas County School District Reports Four Dozen COVID Cases, 600 Quarantines Since Spring Break
• 2 New Reports Find LAPD Mishandled Aspects Of Summer Protests
• Man Sentenced To 4 Years In Prison For Poisoning Several Homeless Individuals, Recording Their Reactions
• Federal Waivers Will Help Thousands Charged For Illinois Benefits Mistake
• Gov. Larry Hogan Vetoes 3 Police Reform Bills
• Pedestrian Hit By Car In Downtown Pittsburgh
• Caught On Camera: Coast Guard Rescues Sick Fisherman Near Cape Cod Coast
• Pentagon Police Officer David Hall Dixon Charged In Takoma Park Shooting Deaths
• Woman Arrested In Unemployment Fraud Scheme Totaling Over $250,000, Sacramento DA Says
• Authorities: Mask Dispute Preceded Shooting At Tavern In Pennsylvania
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Receives 1st COVID Vaccine Shot In Atlantic City
• Cueto Pitches Giants Past Rockies in Oracle Park Home Opener
• COVID: Plan To Keep San Pedro Street Closed To Traffic Has Strong Support From Businesses
• Suspect in Bryan, Texas, shooting faces new charges
• A Great 'Divide': Community Split About Metal Bars On Lodi Benches Deterring Homeless
• New Rochelle Store Owner Commended For Providing Toys To Children During Pandemic Despite Struggling Business
• Giants' Home Opener Welcomes Return Of Fans, Brings Life Back Into Oracle Park
• 7-Month-Old Found With Traumatic Head Injury Hours After Two Older Children Were Picked Up By Police; Mother In Custody
• Colorado May Have Fewer 'Above Normal' Weather Days Starting In May
• Riverside Deputy Fatally Shoots Man Allegedly Armed With Tire Iron Near Cabazon
• Kluber Roughed Up As Rays Beat Yankees
• 3 Santa Ana High School Seniors Headed To Harvard In The Fall
• Florida Man Sentenced To 24 Years For Killing Ohio Mother And 1-Year-Old Daughter In Crash
• For The 14th Time, A Truck Gets Stuck Under A Downtown Long Grove Bridge
• Department Of Health Urges Pennsylvanians To Cancel Unneeded Duplicate COVID-19 Appointments
• Mon Valley Police Regionalization Hits Wall After 3 Boroughs Drop Out
• State Police Investigating After Girl Waiting At Bus Stop Reports Strange Encounter With Man
• Crunch Time For Dallas ISD Seniors In Danger Of Not Graduating
• Survey: Anxiety Builds For Workers As Return To Office Seems Imminent
• Paramedic outed for her OnlyFans: "It felt almost like a wanted poster"
• West Sacramento Man Convicted Of October 2000 Murder Granted Parole
• New Video Shows Moment Serial Stowaway Marilyn Hartman Was Arrested At O'Hare International Airport
• NASA Preparing To Fly Aircraft On Mars This Weekend
• American hostages in Iran could complicate U.S. re-entry into nuclear talks
• Man Dies Days After Being Pulled From House Fire In Derry, NH Where Woman Was Murdered
• Toyelle Wilson Is Reshaping SMU Women's Basketball
• Third Street Promenade In Santa Monica Expanding Safety Ambassador Program
• Arapahoe County Investigators Seek Witnesses Of Crash Thursday On I-25 At Dry Creek Rd.
• Public Donations Help Animal Rescue Group Rebuild Damaged Aviary Flight Cage
• DART Invested Millions In Security Cameras But Are They Reliable?
• State Rep. Jordan Harris To Introduce Bill That Extends Last Call From 2 A.M. To 4 A.M.
• Giants Welcome Fans To Home Opener; 1st Fans At Oracle Park Since Start Of Pandemic
• 'I Was Going To Try And Get Away': Man Driving With 21-Month Old Kayden Swann When Child Was Shot Speaks Out
• Prospect Park's Concert Grove Pavilion Reopens After $2 Million Restoration
• Remembering The Victims: Celebration Of Life Held For Teri Leiker At CU Events Center
• Man Arrested For Bedford Explosion Was Out Of Jail After Previous Explosives Arrest
• GOP Brings Leaders, Donors To Trump's Backyard
• Furry Tails: Pooka & Pickles And Chico & Boomer Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• West Sacramento Police Search For Man Accused Of Assaulting Woman In Shopping Center
• Turner Homers, Dodgers Beat Nats 1-0 On Champs' Ring Day
• One Killed, Two Injured In Newark Traffic Collision Friday Morning
• Turner Homers, Dodgers Beat Nats 1-0 On Champs' Ring Day
• Delaware County Community College To Host Large-Scale COVID-19 Vaccination Site Beginning Saturday
• Man Designs One-Of-A-Kind Skateboard For Broward Health Nurse Who Helped Save His Life
• Aliquippa Community Pays Respects To Fallen Police Chief Robert Sealock
• Survey: More Than 70% Of Dentists Seeing Increase In Patients Experiencing Teeth Grinding, Jaw Clenching During Pandemic
• Prince Philip Mourned At British Imports Shop In Plymouth
• 'Relieved': More COVID Vaccine Supply Means More People Setting Up Appointments
• 13-year-old sleeps in backyard tent for a year and a day
• New Report Suggests Rep. Matt Gaetz Paid Accused Sex Trafficker, Who Then Paid Teen
• Aaron Wiggins, Eric Ayala Declare for NBA Draft, Maintain Collegiate Eligibility
• Denver Pride 5K Returns For Limited In-Person Race This Year
• COVID In Glenwood Springs: Garfield County Sheriff's Office Temporarily Closed Due To Outbreak
• Class Of 2021 Will Get In-Person High School Graduations In Miami-Dade County
• Firefighters Battle Metal Pile Fire Outside Sacramento County Recycling Facility
• Lawmakers Demand Federal Review Of Congestion Pricing's Impact On Commuters From New Jersey
• Holy Cross Suspending In-Person Activities Because Of Surge In COVID Cases
• Massachusetts Residents Taking Steps To Keep COVID Vaccination Cards Intact For Future Use
• Colorado Doctors Urge State Lawmakers To Establish Prescription Drug Affordability Board
• Delaware River Waterfront Makeover Includes Apartment Building, Park And More
• Long Island Shopowners Open Pop-Up Butterfly Greenhouse To Raise Money For Charity, Attract Customers
• Hallie Q. Brown Helps Vaccinate Rondo Neighborhood
• U.S. Naval Academy Announces Commissioning Week 2021 Will Be In Person
• LAPD Officer, 2 Others Charged In Illegal Gambling Operation
• Jazz In The Gardens To Return In 2022
• San Francisco-Base Zumper Setting Up Major Hub In To Miami, Sees It As The Next Technology Hub
• Photo Shows Street Racers Moments Before Crash That Killed Jessica Allen In Denver
• Signs Of Spring: Cherry Blossoms Blooming At Brooklyn Botanic Garden
• Anti-Violence Fair Held At Harlem Housing Complex Where 10-Year-Old Ayden Wolfe Was Fatally Beaten
• Texas GOP Chair Allen West Champions Election Bills As Opponents Increase Efforts Against Them
• Start Making Plans: Outdoor Festivals Returning To Colorado This Summer
• Dodgers 2020 World Series Championship Rings Studded With Hundreds Of Diamonds, Sapphires
• Thousands To Get Single-Dose Shots At Pittsburgh's Largest Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Clinic
• 'Boogaloo' Associated Militia Members Accused Of Obstructing Probe Into Killing Of Oakland Federal Officer
• City And County Building, Others Around Denver Lit Up In Teal To Support Sexual Assault Victims
• Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand Calls On FDA To Reexamine Health Effects Of Chemical Food Additive TBHQ
• Train Carrying Ethanol Collides With Tractor-Trailer In Springdale
• Derek Chauvin Trial, April 9: ME Who Ruled Floyd's Death A Homicide Testifies
• 'His Legacy Will Live On Forever': Miami's 'Uncle Luke' Campbell On Death Of DMX
• Family Of Adam Toledo, Teen Fatally Shot By Chicago Police, To View Body Cam Video Next Week
• Give Your Waste A Second Chance At PlacerRecycles.com
• 'With Sigh Of Relief And Celebration': Florida Education Waiver Aids Students, Schools Amid Pandemic
• Report: Dodgers' Trevor Bauer Being Investigated By MLB For Foreign Substance On Multiple Balls
• Mass. High School Football Teams Struggling With Scheduling Issues During Spring Season
• Long-Time Pirates Usher Phil Coyne, Who Worked Over 6,000 Games, Passes Away At Age 102
• NASA's Ingenuity Helicopter Touches Down On Surface Of Mars Ahead Of Historic Flight
• Esperanza Community COVID-19 Vaccination Center In North Philadelphia Opens To Public On Saturday
• Police reform stalls in Washington a year after George Floyd's death
• Is Your Radon Mitigation System Making Your Home More Dangerous?
• Germantown Church Hosts Pop-Up COVID-19 Vaccination Site Unlike Any Other
• Parents Outraged After Hempstead Village Crews Dismantle Roadside Memorial To Deceased Son
• Dallas Neighborhood Welcomes Pop-Up Mobile Food Park
• Infectious Disease Forecaster Says COVID Cases Will Continue To Rise In Coming Weeks
• Verizon Recalls 2.5 Million Mobile Hotspots Due To Fire Hazard
• St. Paul PD Implement Plan To Thwart Widespread Catalytic Converter Thefts
• CDC: Minnesota Has 4th Highest COVID Case Rate In U.S.
• Fort Lauderdale Police Horse Hangs Up His Saddle After 10 Years On The Job
• 'Fourth Wave' In Colorado: Gov. Jared Polis Warns State Is Seeing Significant Increase In COVID-19 Cases
• SEPTA Ends Overnight Bus Service At Neshaminy Mall After Bensalem Police Say Destination-less Riders Became 'Problematic'
• Derek Chauvin Trial: Jurors Hear Testimony From Key Medical Experts On Death Of George Floyd
• Man In Critical Condition After Fort Lauderdale Shooting, Gunman On The Loose
• Margate Boy Accused Of Making Bomb Threat At His School
• Companies Must Increase Cyber Security Training After Recent Ransomware Attacks In Baltimore-Area, Expert Says
• Former State Senator Frank Artiles Faces New Charges In Election Scheme
• California Bill Would Remove Youth From Career Criminal Law
• Inter Miami CF Will Welcome Fans To DRV PNK Stadium For New Season
• Nuggets Sign Guard Shaquille Harrison To Bolster Backcourt
• Advocates Call On Mayor Kenney To Invest $100 Million Toward Tackling Philadelphia Gun Violence
• Biden To Rush Vaccinators To Michigan As Gov. Whitmer Urges Limits
• Dangerous Suspect Escapes From Thornton Police Two Different Times Friday Morning
• SEE IT: Man Sought In Robbery, Armed Kidnapping Of Woman From Miami Parking Garage
• 'He Was A Friend To Everyone,' Family Seeks Answers In Deadly Hit-And-Run Of Loved One Near Wilton Manors
• Twins Excited By Byron Buxton's Powerful Start
• COVID In Florida: 7,121 New Cases, 64 Deaths Reported On Friday
• South Florida Officials Urge CDC To Lift Restrictions On Cruising Industry
• Prince Philip, Husband Of Queen Elizabeth II, Dies At Age 99
• Peregrine Falcon Chicks Hatch in Nest at Top of PG&E's San Francisco Headquarters
• National Independence Day Parade canceled — again
• USC To Hold In-Person Commencement Ceremonies For Class Of 2020 And 2021
• Massachusetts Reports 2,184 New COVID Cases, 9 Additional Deaths
• COVID Vaccinations Required For Boston University Students This Fall
• Steven Wilson Sentenced To 86 Years To Life In Prison For American River Parkway Murder
• More Than 40 Companies Participate In Job Fair Held At Miami Dade College Kendall Campus
• Your stimulus checks can be garnished – except in these states
• Derek Chauvin Trial, April 9 Live Updates: Hennepin Co. Medical Examiner Dr. Baker Takes The Stand
• Anne Arundel County Police Officers Get Basketball Hoop For Kids In Glen Burnie
• 4-Year-Old Bensalem Boy Becomes Construction Worker For A Day Thanks To Make-A-Wish
• Man Accused Of Murdering Another During Dispute In Grand Prairie Neighborhood
• Bruins Starting Jeremy Swayman For Third Straight Game On Saturday
• Transportation Shortage Threatens Return To In-Person Learning For PPS Students, Superintendent Says
• Some Tips For Cleaning Out Your Mind And Your Body This Spring
• Gophers' Ben Johnson Adds 2 Assistants With Minnesota Ties To Staff
• Tarrant County Clears Vaccine Wait List, New Registrants Can Expect Contact Within 24-48 Hours
• New Yorkers call marijuana expungement "a win"
• Federal Prosecutors: 3 Inland Empire Women Behind More Than 100 Cases Of EDD Fraud
• Minnesota Native Mark Vande Hei Returns To International Space Station
• NOAA Increases Hurricane Season Average To Reflect More Storms
• Michael Jefferson Arrested In 1985 Murder Of Roger Dean, Cold Case Featured On 'Unsolved Mysteries'
• Crews Control Fire Burning Along Westbound I-580 in Oakland Near Keller Avenue
• Man Shot, Killed In Pittsburgh's Sheraden Neighborhood
• Driver Arrested After Fleeing Police, Scaling Onto Roof Of Dar Al-Farooq Islamic Center
• Florida Woman Who Coughed On Cancer Patient Gets 30 Days In Jail
• Prince Philip's Death: Remembering Duke Of Edinburgh's 1976 Visit To Philadelphia During US Bicentennial Celebrations
• Allegheny County Health Department To Send Out Mon Valley Air Quality Alerts
• Texas Senate Passes Bill Requiring National Anthem Be Played At Pro Sporting Events
• U.S. Marshals Recover 18 Missing Children, Locate Dozens More In Maryland As A Part Of 'Operation Not Forgotten'
• Make Your Own NASA Mars Helicopter Ahead Of Historic Flight Attempt
• Biden sets immigration priorities in first funding plan to Congress
• Police Charge 2 Suspects In Connection With Fatal Shooting In Parking Lot Of Columbia Mall
• Maryland Native Katie Ledecky Wins 200 Free With World's Fastest Time
• State Rep. Calls Foul Over IDES Having Claimants Fill Out Paperwork To Waive Demand To Return Overpaid Benefits
• Dolphins Challenge Cancer Event Takes Over South Florida On Saturday
• DMX, electrifying rapper who defined 2000s rap, dies at 50
• Carnegie Police To Crack Down On Speeding After Hit-And-Run Of Pregnant Woman And Her Dog
• Waltham's Moody Street To Close Once Again For Outdoor Dining
• This week on "Face the Nation," April 11, 2021
• Odom Memorial Church Of God In Christ Looks To Rebuild After Fire Damages Part Of Building
• I-94 Lane Closures Continue Between I-275 And Huron Road
• COVID In New Jersey: Gov. Phil Murphy Receives 1st Dose Of Pfizer Vaccine In Atlantic City
• Caught On Video: Driver Wanted In Fatal Hit-And-Run On Crenshaw That Threw Moped Rider
• Alarm Goes Off, Lawmakers Leave Colorado Capitol Building For Short Time
• Four U.S. airlines pull Boeing 737 MAX jets for electrical problem
• Feds: Texas Man Who Claimed To Be At U.S. Capitol Insurrection Was Planning To Blow Up Data Centers
• New Firehawk Helicopter Will Be Among The New Tools Fire Managers Will Have To Battle Wildfires This Year
• COVID In Maryland: Walk-Up Appointments Available At M&T Bank Stadium COVID-19 Vaccine Site
• Climate Activists Protest at Wells Fargo Headquarters in San Francisco
• Philadelphia Flyers Coach Alain Vigneault 'Already Had Both' COVID-19 Vaccine Shots
• LA County Seeks To Return Bruce's Beach Property Which Was Seized From Black Family
• Fort Worth Police Need Help Identifying, Locating Credit Card Thief
• Peyton Manning Calls To Check Up On Pennsylvania Dog That Shares His Name After Bear Attack
• DMX, Electrifying Rapper Who Defined 2000s Rap, Dies at 50
• 'I Thought The Big Bang Theory Was A Game Show': Mayim Bialik On Playing Amy Farrah Fowler
• Home Opener: Dodger Stadium To Host Fans For First Time In 18 Months; Players To Receive World Series Rings
• In-Home COVID Vaccinations Now Available For Eligible Miami-Dade Residents
• Gun control advocacy group urges government to act "today"
• Rapper DMX Dies At Age 50 After Suffering Heart Attack
• PAWS Pet Of The Week: Elon
• Candlelight Vigil To Be Held Friday For James Alexander Who Was Killed In Police Shootout In Logan Following Traffic Stop
• Report: Patriots Are A Candidate To Trade Up To Draft A Quarterback
• West Virginia Governor To Sign Three Bills Into Law, Including Tax Reduction On Arms And Ammo Manufacturing
• Deadly Shooting In New Castle Ruled Justifiable Homicide
• Officers Melvina Bogard, Bernard Butler Should Be Fired From Chicago Police Department, Supt. Brown Says
• CDC Releases New Guidance For Cruise Lines, Industry Hopes To Set Sail By Mid-July
• Denver Broncos Unveil 2021 NFL Draft Hats
• Pfizer Requests FDA To Approve COVID Vaccine For Kids Ages 12-15
• 11-Year-Old Boy, Teenage Sisters Honored By OC Fire Authority For Their Acts Of Heroism
• Photos: Remembering Rapper DMX Through The Years
• Olympic karate athlete says she was target of anti-Asian rant
• Bruce Arena Has An Extremely Confident Revolution Team Heading Into 2021 Season
• Tiffany Haddish And Lilly Singh Come On Down To 'The Price Is Right At Night'
• San Francisco Police Crack Down On Tenderloin Drug Pipeline; Raids, Arrests, Drug Seizures In East Bay
• U.S. suicides dropped last year, defying pandemic expectations
• Elon Musk's Latest Venture -- Bluetooth-Enabled Implantable Chips For The Brain
• Most Marin County Libraries to Open Starting Week of April 19
• Adults 18 Years Old And Above Can Sign Up By Appointment For COVID-19 Vaccine At South Side Clinic
• Across Minnesota, Over 23,000 Speeding Citations Issued In Feb, March
• Alameda County Firefighters Knock Down Fire at Commercial Building in Newark
• 'I Hope People Think Beyond Themselves': As Stadiums Welcome Back Crowds, Expert Says Fans Must Respect New Rules
• 'Emerge': Watch Colorado State University's Virtual Fashion Show Friday Night
• Allegheny County Health Department Shuts Down Penn Hills Business
• Here's A List Of Weekend Construction In Metro Detroit
• New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu To Get COVID Vaccine Saturday
• 11 Years Young: Princess The Cat Seeks New Home
• CSU Forecasters Predict Another Busy Hurricane Season Ahead For United States
• Hollywood Bowl To Reopen In May With 4 Concerts For Essential Workers
• Flags In Mass. To Be At Half-Staff As Officer Billy Evans Lies In Honor At Capitol Rotunda
• Woman, 59, Dies After Stockton Crash
• Commuter Alert: MTA Toll Hikes At Major Crossings Start This Weekend
• COVID In Illinois: 4,004 New Cases, 21 Additional Deaths
• Red Sox Appear To Have Something In Garrett Whitlock
• Business Owner With Huge 'Trump 2020' Flag Prepared To 'Go To Jail' For Violating Local City Rules
• Prince Philip, Husband Of Queen Elizabeth II, Dies At 99
• Liam's List: Friday April 9 - Food, Glorious Food; Music by Prince & a Royal Farewell
• Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh's Wildlife Rehabilitation Center Holding Virtual Baby Shower
• 'Serial Stowaway' Marilyn Hartman Returns To Court For Hearing Friday
• Man Shot Dead In East Oakland; 3rd Homicide In Less Than 24 Hours
• St. Paul Police: 11-Year-Old Girl Accidentally Shot Inside Residence, Suspect Later Turns Self In
• Amazon beats back union effort in Alabama
• USPS In Warrendale Looking To Fill Permanent Positions
• 9th Circuit Shuts Down Bid From GOP-Led States Challenging Immigration Rule
• See It: Prince Philip Through The Years
• Iconic Highway 1 Into Big Sur To Reopen 2 Months Ahead Of Schedule
• Defending Champ UMD Falls To UMass In Frozen Four
• Rapper DMX Dead At After Being On Life Support
• DMX Dead At Age 50 After Being On Life Support
• New Jersey Family Temporarily Removed From Spirit Airlines Flight Due To Toddler Eating Without Mask
• Former House Speaker John Boehner accuses some in Congress of being "political terrorists"
• Cook County Homebound Seniors Get COVID Shot
• Police Arrest Nicholas Nelson, Charge Him For Allegedly Setting Off 'Explosive Device' In Public Space
• Pittsburgh Pirates Players, Coaches And Staff Get COVID-19 Vaccine, Encouraging Others To Do The Same
• Elementary School Students Return To Class In Haverhill After Ransomware Attack
• Registration Open For Pittsburgh Police's Free Student Police Academy
• Protesters March Down Aisles Of Food 4 Less In East Hollywood Over Store's Impending Closure
• Prince Philip And Queen Elizabeth II Had A Memorable Trip To Boston In July 1976
• COVID In Minnesota: 2,659 New Cases, 10 Deaths Reported; 7-Day Positivity Rate Rises To 6.6%
• 310,000 Records Compromised In University Of Colorado Data Breach, Including Social Security Numbers & University Financial Information
• Rods, Lures, And Mid-Century Furniture? Dream Fishing Tackle Offers Unlikely Combination From Greenpoint Father And Daughter
• 'All This Shooting Is Crazy': Miramar Home Riddled With Bullets, Teen Inside Injured
• Land seized from Black family over a century ago may be returned
• Why Earth's most beloved creatures are headed toward extinction
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 5,048 New Cases, 35 Additional Deaths
• Streaming Surpasses Radio as the Top Way to Listen to Music
• Florida Universities 'Encourage' Students, Staff To Get COVID-19 Vaccine, Not Required
• Meet the Indian-born basketball player making history
• After Sunny Days, Severe Weather Threat Returns To North Texas Later Friday
• How Fast Can You Go On Schuylkill Expressway? Variable Speed Limit Signs Now Active On I-76
• Volcano erupts in Caribbean as thousands flee danger zone
• UPMC Recommends 'Cautious' Reopening Of Long-Term Care Facilities After Recent Study
• GM and Ford further cut car production due to chip shortage
• Yosemite National Park to reopen to limited visitors this summer
• Sheriff Launches Investigation Into Sexual Assault Allegations Against Windsor Mayor Dominic Foppoli
• Capitol Police Officer Rammed By Car Died Of Blunt Force Head Injuries, Medical Examiner Says
• Chip Shortage Forces More Production Cuts By GM, Ford
• UPDATE: Missing Oakland Man Found In Castro Valley
• More Than 1 In 4 US Adults Are Fully Vaccinated Against Covid-19
• New Boeing 737 Max Electrical Issue Grounds Planes With Both American, Southwest Airlines
• The Pentagon projects exploring ways to end pandemics
• 15 Months After Buying Dream Home, Riverside Couple Finally Kick Squatters Out
• 30-Year-Old Man And His Dog Struck And Killed Crossing Street In Massapequa
• Slavery reparations bill appears set to advance in House
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports Nearly 600 New Cases, 10 Additional Deaths
• Biden administration wants $1.5 trillion in 2022 discretionary spending
• Philadelphia Weather: Steady Rain, Thunderstorms To Develop This Weekend
• Chicago Riverwalk Opens Friday
• Prince Philip, husband of Queen Elizabeth II, dead at 99
• Why your "plus-up" stimulus check adjustment might fall short
• 'It Affects All Floridians': Sea Level Rise Bill Heads To Gov. Ron DeSantis
• 11 Charged With Child Pornography Possession Or Distribution In Howard County
• Today On Drew! Bobby Flay, Lily-Rose Depp, Don't Buy It, D-I-Y It
• 'Simple, Pragmatic Steps That Can Save Lives': Stand With Parkland Applaud President Biden's New Gun Safety Measures
• COVID In Colorado: Jefferson County 'Slipping In The Wrong Direction,' Back In Level Yellow
• Rep. Matt Gaetz Associate Joel Greenberg Working Toward Plea Deal On Child Sex Trafficking Charges
• More Renters From New York, Boulder And Colorado Springs Consider Moving To Denver
• Jonah Westbury Is 3rd Minnesotan Arrested In Jan. 6 US Capitol Attack
• Florida Senate Backs Retirement System Revamp Which Phases Out State Pensions To New Teachers And Others
• From the 60 Minutes Archive: A Living for the Dead
• COVID In MN: Gov. Walz Announces Community Vaccination Site In Lino Lakes
• Dallas Police Arrest Sebastian Acosta In Animal Cruelty Case That Left 2 Puppies Dead
• Rep. Matt Gaetz To Headline "Women for America First" In Doral
• Philadelphia School District Launches COVID-19 Dashboard With Latest Information
• The world reacts to Prince Philip's death
• Brad Marchand's Shorthanded Assault On The NHL Reaches Milestone
• Denver Weather: A Pleasant Spring Weekend Before A Wet Stretch Next Week
• NYPD Searching For Missing Queens 10-Year-Old Khloe Gajadhar
• SoCal Man Reunited With Brain Surgeon Who Saved His Father's Life
• Last Day Of School In Baltimore County Will Be On June 22
• Seen On Video: Suspects Break Into William Taft High School In The Bronx
• Quarterback Peyton Manning Calls To Check Up On Local Dog That Shares His Name
• A Night Of Orange & Blue Gala
• "Cake Boss" Star Buddy Valastro On Being Impaled Multiple Times In A Scene Right Out Of A Horror Movie
• USWNT's Megan Rapinoe: Warriors Draymond Green 'Showed Your Whole A--' With Comments On Women's Sports
• Retired Nurses Join Frontlines As Sacramento Pharmacies Push For Trained Vaccinators
• Let's Dish: Quick & Easy Brunch Items
• 'Full College Experience,' UMass Amherst Expects Normal Operations In Fall 2021
• Minneapolis Woman Reported Missing In Eden Prairie Found Safe
• Police: Man Shot In Rooming House Robbery In West Philadelphia
• Security Camera Captures Black Bear As It Wanders Through Douglas County Neighborhood
• Bicyclist Killed In Crash With Vehicle In Martinez
• It's Hard Not To Get Excited About Jeremy Swayman's Brilliance In Net For Bruins
• Large Snake Spotted In Frick Park Identified As Native Black Rat Snake
• 'So Negative, So Angry, So Different': West Sacramento Restaurant Owners Say Son On Autism Spectrum Was Bullied By Customer
• 'Literally Raining Crap:' Long Grove Family Sues Insurance Company, Claiming They Got Runaround About Repair Coverage After Sewage Rained Down In Their Home
• Miami Weather: Sunny Afternoon With Gentle Breeze
• 'Working Cats:' Humane Animal Rescue Of Pittsburgh Helping Solve City's Rodent Issues
• Jon Gray Gets Standing Ovation At Coors Field, Colorado Rockies Defeat Arizona Diamondbacks 7-3
• 1 Person In Custody After Shots Fired In Northbrook Parking Lot
• Caught On Video: Gunmen Open Fire Behind Child On Bronx Sidewalk
• PTL Links: April 9, 2021
• Flags Will Be Lowered To Half-Staff Tuesday To Honor Rep. Alcee Hastings
• As Warm Weather Approaches, Doctors Remind People Of Importance Of Sunscreen
• Prince Philip, Husband Of Queen Elizabeth II, Dead At 99
• 'Could Kill Me': Sacramento Wildlife Rescuer Faces Devastating Diagnosis From Caring For Birds
• 'Help Is On The Way': Gov. Ron DeSantis To Sue Feds, CDC To Reopen Cruise Ship Industry
• 'Help Is On The Way': FL Gov. Ron DeSantis To Sue Feds, CDC To Reopen Cruise Ship Industry
• 'Help Is On The Way': Florida Governor To Sue Feds, CDC To Reopen Cruise Ship Industry
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: UK Variant
• Marines Training Accident That Killed Stockton Sailor, 7 Marines Off Southern California Coast Was Preventable, New Findings Say
• Controversial Bright Futures Funding Change Clears Florida Senate
• Policy Changes In US And Mexico Appear To Be Driving Migrant Crossings To New Highs
• Pistons Beat Kings 113-101
• Family "torn apart" by Iran imprisoning father begs for his release
• Suburban Landlord Says Extended Illinois Eviction Moratorium Means His Hands Are Tied As Some Tenants Refuse To Pay
• NYC Rolls Out Revised Plan For COVID School Closures, Ahead Of Enrollment Deadline For In-Person Classes
• Charges Dropped After Controversial NYPD Arrest Caught On Video In Queens
• Prince Philip, Husband Of Queen Elizabeth II, Dead At 99
• Verizon Recalling More Than 2 Million Mobile Hotspots
• UMass' Carson Gicewicz, Filip Lindberg Traveling To Pittsburgh For Saturday's Title Game
• Lions Sign Ex-Bills S Dean Marlowe
• Taste Of The Town: Eleventh Street Pizza Delights Classic Pizza Lovers Focused On Deliveries
• Prince Philip, Husband Of Queen Elizabeth II, Dead At 99
• Juvenile Facility Worker Accused Of Sexual Activity With Inmate
• Pennsylvania Tourism Offices Launches 'Joe & Jill: A Biden Trail,' A 14-Stop Self-Guided Presidential Road Trip
• D.C. official denies jail guard beat Capitol riot suspect
• Texas Cabinet Company Employee Larry Bollin Held On $1 Million Bond, Accused Of Killing 1 Co-Worker, Wounding 5 Others
• Freed inmate says $750,000 compensation he got is far from enough
• California to devote $536 million in fight against devastating wildfires
• Congress Members Ask White House To Keep FEMA COVID-19 Vaccine Site At Pennsylvania Convention Center Open
• Associate of Matt Gaetz expected to plead guilty, lawyers say
• Manchin says he won't vote to eliminate or weaken the filibuster
• Buckingham Palace: Prince Philip Dies At Age 99
• 1 dead, 5 injured in Bryan, Texas, shooting
• Doctor: Floyd died of low oxygen, caught in "vise" between officers, street
• In a first, COVID patient gets lung transplant from living donors
• WATCH: Construction Worker In Devon Spotted Dancing On The Job
• It's Okay To Call It A Comeback -- Luka, Porzingis Spring Dallas Mavericks Over Bucks 116-101
• 15,000 Vaccines Appointments Opening In Suburban Cook County
• 3,000-year-old "lost golden city" unearthed in Egypt
• Student COVID Cases In Massachusetts Schools Up Slightly As More Return To In-Person Learning
• New York Weather: CBS2's 4/9 Friday Morning Forecast
• Pittsburgh Weather: Warm Temperatures Start The Weekend, Isolated Showers Possible
• Pennsylvania Tourism Office Launches 'Joe & Jill: A Biden Trail,' A 14-Stop Self-Guided Presidential Road Trip
• Chicago Weather: Rain To Start The Day Friday
• Police: Man Found Shot In Upper Darby Township
• Half of S&P 500 report more money for foreign taxes than U.S. taxes
• Stimulus cash could help save public jobs
• IMF's Gita Gopinath on financial recovery in the wake of COVID-19
• Comedian Roy Wood Jr. on how the word "woke" has been generalized
• 'It's One And Done': Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Proves Popular At MDC North Vaccination Site
• New Pop-Up Vaccination Site Opens Monday In Pompano Beach
• 16-Year-Old Girl Shot After Gunman Fires Into Car In Philadelphia's Mill Creek Neighborhood
• UMass Advances To National Championship Game After Beating Minnesota Duluth In OT In Frozen Four
• Number Of Mass. Communities At High Risk For COVID Increases To 77
• James Alexander Fatally Shot By Philadelphia Police After Firing At Officers During Traffic Stop In Logan, Police Say
• Philadelphia Police, US Attorney's Office Announce Federal Initiative To Combat Violence In City
• Fire Crews Work Through The Night To Extinguish Forest Fires At Ohiopyle State Park
• Two Gunshot Victims In East Commons Taken To Hospital
• To Do List: Dinosaur Display, Sunday Blues, Waterfront Wellness
• Friday's Show Info (4/9/21)
• Newborns At AHN Celebrate Pirates Home Opener With Buccos Gear
• 'Fleet Feet Liberty Mile' To Return This Summer
• 2 Alarm Fire Burns At San Jose Strip Mall
• Gov. Tom Wolf Approves $500,000 Grant For Renovation Of Big Tom's Barbershop
• Ohio Officer Who Stuffed Snow In Man's Mouth During Arrest Resigns
• Michigan Man Who Claimed To Have Bomb Outside Of Ohio Nuclear Plant Arrested
• W. Va. Senate Narrowly Passes Bill Banning Transgender Females From Competing In Women's Sports
• Forest Fires Burn Nearly 500 Acres At Ohiopyle State Park
• Kevin McClatchy, Former Owner Of Pirates, Recalls Near-Death Experience After Heart Attack: 'I Was Dead For 4 Minutes'
• Intel report warns of "more intense" global challenges before 2040
• Around The Table: New Election Laws

Videos from April 9, 2021

• Black developers are struggling to access capital
• George Floyd did not die from drug overdose, medical examiner says
• 13-year-old sleeps in backyard tent for 366 nights
• White House plans to drive growth with big spending
• Greenhouse gas levels surged in 2020, NOAA says
• U.S. vaccination efforts face setbacks as cases and hospitalizations rise
• Alabama Amazon workers vote against forming union
• Tiger Woods crash report reveals golfer was disoriented
• Severe weather threatens more than 30 million across South
• Interaction with police killed George Floyd, medical examiner says
• Texas workplace shooting suspect charged with murder
• 3 sites pause use of Johnson & Johnson vaccine over adverse reactions
• Prince Philip's life and legacy
• Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, dies at 99
• Roy Wood Jr. on "The Takeout" — 4/9/2021
• Fraudsters are selling fake vaccine cards online
• New York state legalizes recreational marijuana
• Tina Brown reflects on Prince Philip's death: "It truly is the end of an era"
• China creates its own form of digital currency
• Preview: John Boehner on “political terrorists” in Congress
• Legal analyst: Prosecution "eviscerated" defense's case during Day 10 of the Derek Chauvin trial
• CBSN documentary examines whether Supreme Court justices wield too much power
• Gun control advocate: President's reforms don't violate the Second Amendment
• A sensor that can tell you if you're sick
• Suspect arrested after multiple people shot in Bryan, Texas
• 2 deadly mass shootings come as Biden introduces actions to to restrict "ghost guns" and promote red flag legislation
• "48 Hours" investigates the murder of Kat West, a mom and OnlyFans creator
• U.S. sees two mass shootings in 24 hours as Biden unveils gun control measures
• U.S. sees increase in COVID cases among young children
• From the 60 Minutes Archive: A Living for the Dead
• Prince Philip, Queen Elizabeth II's beloved husband, has died at 99
• LA County may return beachfront property that was seized from a Black family nearly a century ago
• What will post-vaccination travel look like in 2021?
• Soyuz launches crew of 3 to International Space Station
• Family says Iran imprisoning husband over "bogus" charges, pleads for White House to bring him home
• New report could mean more legal trouble for Rep. Gaetz, associate expected to strike plea deal
• Lung expert testified George Floyd died of lack of oxygen while Derek Chauvin kneeled on his neck
• MoneyWatch: Nearly half of U.S. companies in the S&P 500 paid more foreign taxes than federal taxes for 2020
• Prince Philip, husband of Queen Elizabeth II, dies at 99
• 4/9: CBSN AM
• GEODIS: Leading Sustainable Logistics
• FHH: Influencing Consumers The Right Way
• We All Smile in the Same Language
• The Healthcare Company With A Global Reach
• Burnout in office workers worsens during pandemic