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Articles from April 10, 2021

• Los Angeles Dodgers Defeat Washington Nationals, 9-5
• Angels Fall To Toronto Blue Jays, 15-1
• Update: Two Women Die After Vehicle Plunges Into Old Salinas River
• 'Positivity, Acceptance And Love': Lodi Announces Location Of City's First-Ever Pride Festival
• Kaylee Messerly Arrested On Child Abuse Charges After Infant Died During 2 Nights Stranded In Car
• Fans Back In Stands At All American Speedway In Roseville
• 1 Injured In Highway 50 Crash That Caused Major Backups In Sacramento
• Man in Riverside Barricades Himself Against Police After Shooting His Wife
• Couple Reunited With Lost GoPro Camera After Four Years, Thanks To TikTok Users
• Dodgers Pay Tribute To Tommy Lasorda Before Saturday's Game
• Chicago Weather: Rain Tapers Saturday Night, But More Scattered Showers Sunday
• At Bond Hearing For Man Authorities Say Was With Him, Prosecutors Say 13-Year-Old Adam Toledo Had Gun In Hand When He Was Fatally Shot By Police
• Woman Carjacked By Three Men In South Loop
• Dave Thorson And Jason Kemp Announced As New Assistant Coaches For U of M
• USGS Reports 2.8 Magnitude Earthquake Near Aspen Saturday Night
• Tree House Humane Society Opens New State-Of-The-Art Veterinary Clinic In West Rogers Park
• Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle, Other Officials Call On State To Pass Plan To Reduce Vacant Properties
• Police: Mike Kushnir Arrested In Connection To Stabbing Death Of 17-Year-Old Gerado Rivas In Washington Heights
• Ingalls Memorial Hospital Workers Rally For Higher Wages For Frontline Workers
• Red Sox Extend Win Streak To 5, Beat Orioles 6-4 in 10
• City Of Chicago Joins Walgreens, Churches For COVID-19 Vaccine Outreach Effort In Hard-Hit Communities
• Some Chicagoans Head To Gary, Indiana Site For COVID-19 Vaccine
• Joel Embiid Scores 27 Points As Sixers Beat Thunder To Pull Even With Nets For Eastern Conference Lead
• Fire Department Investigates 2 Fires That Left People Dead Overnight
• More California Counties Expand Vaccine Eligibility To 16 And Older
• Mass. To Receive Significantly Less Johnson & Johnson COVID Vaccine Doses Next Week
• COVID-19 In Maryland: More Than 1.5K New Cases Reported, Positivity Rate Down
• 7 People, Including A Child, Rushed To Hospitals After West Town Crash
• Chico Man Found With 25 Pounds Of Meth During Traffic Stop South Of Palermo
• New I-15 Toll Lanes Open Between Corona, Eastvale
• Red Sox Extend Win Streak To 5, Beat Orioles 6-4 in 10
• Maryland Lawmakers Override Vetoes On Sweeping Police Reform Measures
• Police: 15-Year-Old Boy Injured In SE Baltimore Shooting Saturday Night
• Army Officer Sues Virginia Police Over Violent Traffic Stop
• NYPD: Violent Crime Surges In New York City Over Past Month
• Truck Loses Control, Slams Into Royse City Police Officer Michael Baley While Helping Stranded Motorist 
• Beloved Family-Owned Flower Shop Says They Will 'Re-Bloom' After Fire
• Baltimore County Police Investigating Fatal Pedestrian-Involved Crash In White Marsh
• Transportation Crews Sent Out Across New York City For Pothole Blitz
• Caught On Camera: Suspects On Motorcycle Snatch Chain Off Pedestrian's Neck In Washington Heights
• Search Continues For Missing 28-Year-Old Janicua Wicks, Last Seen In Baltimore City Nearly 2 Months Ago
• Gray Seal 'Eloise' Released Into The Ocean At Assateague State Park
• Seven-Inning Defensive Gaffe Costs Phillies In Loss To Braves, Drop First Series Of 2021
• Customs Officers Seize Narcotics At Texas-Mexico Border Worth $1.8M+ Hidden In Tires, Ice Chests
• Support for Windsor Mayor Crumbles as Details of Alleged Sexual Misconduct Emerge
• Zach Davies Gives Up 7 Runs In 1 2/3 Innings, Cubs Get Pounded By Pirates
• Wilmington Residents Protest Proposed Apartment Building For Homeless Population
• Road To Reopening: Broadway Performers Treated To Special Pop-Up Performance By Actress Amber Iman
• DeBrincat, Blackhawks Rally To Beat Blue Jackets
• Man Wanted In Dallas For Child Sexual Assault Charges, Jose Gerardo Ibarra Arrested At U.S.-Mexico Border
• UMass Men's Ice Hockey Wins 1st National Title, Beating St. Cloud State 5-0 In Championship Game
• Minnesota Stares Down Another COVID-19 Surge
• 12-Year-Old Child Shot In Chest In Brooklyn
• Tolls Increasing Sunday On 8 Delaware River Crossings Connecting Pennsylvania, New Jersey
• Bad grammar may link gamer to dark web murder-for-hire plot
• Hundreds at Bay Area Rallies March to Support Asian Americans
• Connecticut Mother Sharon Williams Accused Of Abandoning Child With Disability In Bridgeport
• Former Sebastopol Mayor Arrested on Suspicion of Sexual Assault Against a Minor
• Sacramento Nonprofit Helps Muslim Families Prepare For Ramadan
• British Cooking School Life Kitchen Launches Cookbook For Those Who Have Lost Smell, Taste Due To COVID-19
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Cloudy, Rain Possible Overnight; Showers Likely Late Morning, Afternoon Sunday
• Man Carjacked At Gunpoint In South Austin
• Dorchester Grandmother Killed In Shooting While Sitting On Her Front Porch
• NY Chapter Of National Asian Pacific American Women's Forum Calls For Community-Based Solutions To Anti-Asian Attacks
• Prince Philip Honored By Gun Salutes Across UK
• Pomona Police Recover Missing Teen, Alleged Victim of Human Trafficking
• Tri-State Area Reports Steady Progress In COVID Vaccination Effort As Eligibility Expands
• Driver Arrested After Car Slams Into Scaffolding On East Side
• Man Dies After Being Shot Four Times In West Oak Lane, Philadelphia Police Say
• Rock Climbers Gather On Mt. Washington For 28th Annual Emerald View Park Cleanup
• Public Health Alert Issued For Raw Ground Turkey Linked To Salmonella Hardar Illness
• Laureano's 2-Run Shot Gives A's 7-3 Win Over Astros
• Fire Burns Chinese Gospel Mission In Downtown Sacramento
• Cubs First Base Coach Craig Driver Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Baltimore Students Build Memory Garden For Gun Violence Survivors
• Four Freight Train Cars Derail In Altoona
• Hundreds Wait In Line To Get License To Carry Permits In Monroeville
• 3-Run Homer Propels Giants Past Rockies
• 3-Year-Old Child Killed In Hartford Shooting
• 'It's A Team Job': Volunteers Prepare Colorado Lands For Possible Challenging Wildfire Year
• Orange County Sees Rise in COVID-19 Hospitalizations
• NASA's Ingenuity Helicopter's First Flight On Mars Delayed
• Stockton Couple Identified As Major Drug Suppliers In Amador County, Sheriff Says
• California's Troubled Background Check System Delays Elder Care Hiring
• Suspicious Fire In Brockton Under Investigation
• Raise The Future Needs The Colorado Community To Come Together Around Youth Living In Foster Care
• COVID-19 In Indiana: 1,380 New Cases, 7 Deaths
• Crawford's 3-Run Homer Sends Giants Past Rockies
• Fall Full-Capacity Concerts, Xfinity Live! Preparing To Reopen Has Philadelphia's Stadium District Buzzing With Energy
• COVID In Colorado: State Suspends Colorado Springs Vaccine Operation At Clinic Over Storage Concerns
• 3 Children Injured In NW Miami-Dade Crash
• Police Search For The Stolen Valor Of Lakeville Vietnam Veteran
• At least two killed as severe weather sweeps through Gulf Coast
• Alix Jo-Ray Montoya, Brandie Price Arrested After Home Invasion & Chase
• 17-Year-Old From Nashua, NH Killed In Crash On Everett Turnpike
• Students In Montgomery County Surprise AP Bio Teacher With Special Thank You On Zoom
• Concern Growing Over Cherry Trees Long-Term Future As Tidal Basin Floods
• Texas Man Don Muchow Brings Awareness To Type 1 Diabetes By Running From Disneyland To Disney World
• 3 Children Found Stabbed to Death in Los Angeles Apartment; Mother Detained
• Bill On Governor's Desk To Ban Balloon Releases In Maryland
• Route One Apparel Releases 'BARCS Box' To Help Support Animal Rescue Center
• 1 Man Killed, 1 Child Hospitalized In Serious Crash At 32nd Avenue & Lowell Boulevard
• Pennsylvania's Democratic Senate Race Raises Simmering Divisions Inside Party
• Ravens Cheerleader Among Finalists For Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue
• Marlins' Chisholm Homers Off Mets' DeGrom, Says Heater On 'Lighter Side'
• Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Held For Cahill Fitness Center Opening
• Sean Couturier's Third-Period Goal Gives Flyers Critical Win Over Bruins
• Baltimore County Announces $12M Plan To Enhance Senior Centers
• Yankees Fall To AL Champ Rays
• Devon Horse Show And Country Fair Canceled For 2nd Year Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Ark Church Holds COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic For Baltimore Families
• County Fire Marshal Investigating Lea's Floral Shop Fire In East McKeesport
• All Animals, Staff Safe After Fire At Animal Services Building In Queen Anne's County
• Report: Marin County Residents Healthiest in California
• 2 Wanted In Connection To Shooting That Injured 17-Year-Old In The Bronx
• Two People Injured At Seven Springs Pond Skim Event
• RNC Donors Gather To Hear Trump, Others In Palm Beach, The GOP's 'New Political Power Center'
• 5 People Shot, 1 Killed After Possible Gang-Related Shootout Between Cars On Texas Highway 
• National Aquarium To Replace All 684 Panes In Glass Pyramid
• Sean Couturier's Goal Gives Flyers 3-2 Home Win Over Bruins
• Maryland Receives $68M To Help With Affordable Housing
• Police Trying To Identify Man Accused In Public Lewdness Incident On MTA Bus
• Nearly $24M In COVID Relief Funding Heading To Maryland Airports
• Wanted: Raymond Quintana Accused In Thornton Crime Spree
• Massachusetts Reports 2,107 New COVID Cases, 3 Additional Deaths
• Stars Top Panthers 4-1
• COVID-19 In West Virginia: State Reports 5 Additional Virus-Related Deaths
• 'It's Time For Baseball': Fairmount Sports Association Opens Little League Season In Another Sign Of Recovery From COVID
• Ellicott City Safe And Sound Plan Receives Nearly $9M In State Funding
• Dallas County Reports 275 New Positive COVID-19 Cases, 10 Deaths
• It's Academic: April 10, 2021
• Gov. Chris Sununu Gets COVID Vaccine At NH Motor Speedway
• California Background Check System Snafus Delay Elder Care Hiring
• Allegheny County Cancels Settlers Cabin Park Drive-In Movie Due To Inclement Weather
• More Than One-Third Of Texans Have Received Virus Vaccine
• 17-Year-Old Killed, Two Others Injured In Wentworth Gardens Shooting
• Gas Prices Drop In New Jersey, Around Nation As Gas Inventories Go Up
• Neighbor Dispute In Wilkinsburg Ends In Shooting
• COVID In Florida: 6,906 New Cases, 50 Deaths Reported On Saturday
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 3,630 New COVID-19 Cases, 13 Additional Deaths
• Newton Police Warn Residents After 5 Home Break-Ins On Friday
• Resident Transported To Hospital After 2-Alarm Fire Breaks Out In Row House
• Boeing 737 Max Jets Being Inspected For Electrical Problems
• Milton Police Search For Vandals After 12 Car Windows Are Smashed With Rocks
• Stranded Riders Rescued From Roller Coaster At American Dream Megamall
• Highway 287 Reopened Hours After 2 Killed In Head-On Crash
• Casey Urlacher Claiming Victory In Mettawa Mayoral Election
• Good Samaritan Alyson Lyons Still In Texas Hospital After Attempted Carjacking, Suspect Arrested 
• Minnesota Guard Gabe Kalscheur Announces Transfer To Iowa State
• Chicago Fire FC Falls To Vancouver In Final Preseason Game
• 6-Year-Old Boy Wounded After Gunfire Erupts At Sun Valley Apartment Complex; Female Suspect Sought
• Prince Harry To Attend Prince Philip's Funeral, Meghan Markle Will Not
• Minneapolis Police Seek Person Of Interest In Wednesday's Homicide
• Man Shot On Eisenhower Expressway Suffers Non-Life Threatening Injuries
• COVID Vaccine To Be In Short Supply Next Week Just As Residents 16 And Older Become Eligible
• Family Clings To Hope That Missing San Francisco Toddler Arianna Fitts Is Still Alive
• Vanin Dell McKinnon Faces Third Child Sexual Assault Case
• Myanmar security officials kill more than 80 in single city on Friday, group says
• Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine Delays Three Remaining 2021 Executions
• Florida House To Take Up Transgender Athlete Ban
• Ballpark Beating Victim Bryan Stow Tosses Out Giants First Pitch
• Fire Erupts At Half Moon Bay's Historic San Benito House Inn; Two Rescued
• Contra Costa County Residents 16 And Older Can Book Appointments At Oakland Coliseum Mass Vaccination Site
• Lee Hart, Wife Of 1984 Presidential Hopeful Gary Hart, Passes Away
• Families Upset Over Teacher Realignment At Winona State University's Children's Center
• Kayden Swann, 21-Month-Old Shot In Road Rage Incident, Out Of Medically Induced Coma
• Jokic Leads Nuggets To 8th Straight Win By Beating Spurs
• Johansson Makes His Case In First Career Shutout With Avalanche
• City Of West St. Paul Wants Man To Remove Black Lives Matter Mural From Fence
• Proposal Calls For Digital Driver's Licenses For Californians
• Elk River To Soon Say Goodbye To Beloved, Family-Owned Meat Market After 50 Years
• Sharks Trade Goaltender Devan Dubnyk To Colorado
• Pelosi aims to have Biden infrastructure bill passed before August
• Florida Senate Committee Advances 'Anti-Riot' Measure
• Bowling Green State University Expels Fraternity Over Student's Hazing Death
• Miami Weather: Isolated Thunderstorms Expected Saturday Evening
• Crews find Navy ship unseen by human eyes for nearly 8 decades
• BJ's Wholesale CEO Lee Delaney Dies Unexpectedly At 49
• Couples Rebook Their Florida Weddings After COVID Delays
• Pentagon establishes working group to counter extremism in the ranks
• Sabrina Aponte
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 4,882 New Coronavirus Cases, 40 More Deaths
• COVID In Minnesota: 2,454 New Cases And 12 Deaths Reported; Over 30% Of Eligible Minnesotans Are Fully Vaccinated
• CU Community Advised To 'Not Respond' To Hackers In Massive Data Breach
• Brain Of Former NFL, Patriots Player Phillip Adams To Be Probed For Trauma-Related Harm
• Shooting Leaves One Person Dead In Hacienda Heights, Suspect At Large
• LA Company Paints It Forward For 2 Needy Families In Santa Clarita
• Pa. Fish And Boat Commission Reminds Boaters About Frigid Waters Even With Warm Temperatures
• 3.4-Magnitude Earthquake Rumbles Though Wine Country
• Real Estate Lawyer: Vacancy Rate In Downtown Pittsburgh Is Close To 20%, Up From 5% In 2013
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 372 New Coronavirus Cases, Bringing County Total To 89,917
• Man Faces Attempted Murder Charge Following Road-Rage Shooting In Deerfield Beach
• Colorado Weather: Breezy And Warm First, Then A Sunday Cool Down
• Children are in the spotlight in the coronavirus battle
• 95-Year-Old Squirrel Hill Woman's Birthday Wishes Granted Thanks To UPMC, Nonprofit
• White Sox Game Postponed Due To Weather
• 'Abnormally Dry' Conditions Have Expanded To Over 75% Of Massachusetts
• COVID: Santa Clara Bible Study Group Wins Supreme Court Fight Over Home Gatherings
• Florida Appeals Court Upholds Law On Local Gun Regulations
• Bemidji Police Seek Help Finding 14-Year-Old Eliza Defoe
• Former Patriot Joe Andruzzi's Daughter Making History As Kicker For High School Football Team
• Pfizer Requests FDA To Approve COVID Vaccine For Kids Ages 12-15
• Pfizer Requests FDA To Approve COVID Vaccine For Kids Ages 12-15
• Openings Still Available For AHN Johnson And Johnson Vaccine Clinic In Monroeville By Appointment Only
• Famed Egyptian archaeologist reveals details of 3,000-year-old lost city
• Chicago Weather: Threat For Damaging Thunderstorms And Low Chance Of Tornadoes
• DMX Dies At Age 50 After Days On Life Support At White Plains Hospital
• Book excerpt: "The Triumph of Nancy Reagan" by Karen Tumulty
• Saturday And Sunday Mark Last Days Reserved For Teachers Only At Massachusetts Mass Vaccination Sites
• 4 gray whales found dead in San Francisco Bay Area in 9 days
• Long-Time Pittsburgh Pirates Usher Phil Coyne, Who Worked Over 6,000 Games, Passes Away At Age 102
• Undocumented Workers In New York State Now Eligible For Pandemic Relief, $2.1 Billion In Aid Set Aside In State Budget
• White Bear Lake High School Students Walk Out After Students Receive Racist Messages
• This Weekend: I-275 Lane Closures Continue Between 7 Mile Road And I-96/I-696/M-5
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Mostly Cloudy, Slim Rain Chance Saturday; Wetter Sunday
• Man Killed Overnight In Northwest Baltimore Shooting, Police Say
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links: April 10, 2021
• Trump to give keynote speech at GOP donor retreat
• Mental Health Professionals Advise Hybrid Approach When Returning to Work After Pandemic
• RMV Estimates April 17 For Restart Of Car Inspection System
• Update: USF Student Who Hung Noose Off Dorm Room Balcony Expelled
• UPDATE: 1 Of 4 Whales Found Dead In SF Bay Area Killed By Ship Strike
• UPDATE: U.S. Highway 50 Reopens After Large Rockslide Cleared Near Echo Summit
• Prince Philip honored by gun salutes across U.K.
• Bills targeting trans youth "could come at the literal cost of lives," advocates say
• Brain of South Carolina gunman, ex-NFL player to be tested for trauma
• Job title changes are coming for LinkedIn users
• House Ethics Committee opens investigation into Matt Gaetz
• WATCH: Girl Challenges Pittsburgh Police Officer And Former Pitt Football Player To Race
• Michigan governor urges closures amid COVID-19 surge
• Medical examiner: Heart disease, drugs a factor but didn't cause Floyd's death
• Why wasn't Prince Philip called king?
• Georgia becomes third state to shut down J&J vaccine site
• Pittsburgh Weather: Warm Saturday, Chances Of Thunderstorms
• Hey Ray! Explaining The Differences Between Weather Watches And Weather Warnings
• New York Weather: CBS2's 4/10 Saturday Morning Forecast
• Police Safely Locate Richard Gordon, Previously Missing 73-Year-Old Man
• San Francisco Security Guard Who Stopped Market Street Assault: 'My Job Is Just to Help'
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• Former Employee At Nonprofit Charged With Stealing $4.7M
• Federal Marshals Shoot, Kill Man Sought For Threats To Judge
• New COVID-19 Cases On University Of Pittsburgh's Oakland Campus Beginning To Decline
• West Virginia Transgender Athlete Bill Heads To The Desk of Gov. Jim Justice
• Mary Maloney Returns To School Following Spinal Injury
• Time Off For Good Behavior - Batwoman
• No Hablo Brujeria - Charmed
• Testify - All American
• Painkiller - Black Lightning
• Growing Pains - The Flash
• Phantom Menaces - Supergirl
• Silence - Kung Fu
• Coronavirus Cases Spike In Allegheny County Despite Increase In Access To Vaccinations
• The Trail of the Missing Witness - Nancy Drew
• Rule Number 17 - Walker
• All's Well That Ends Well - Legacies
• Gary Anthony Williams 8 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Jonathan Mangum 9 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• 'A Slippery Slope': Acting Mayor Janey Urges Caution Before Implementing Vaccine 'Passports'
• Penn & Teller Double Down - Penn & Teller: Fool Us

Videos from April 10, 2021

• The Mysterious Death of Kat West
• Find Yura - Manhunt on the Dark Web
• Former Attorney General Ramsey Clark dies at 93
• Activists fear environmental impact after toxic wastewater dumped in Tampa Bay
• Record numbers of migrants attempt to enter U.S. amid worsening economic conditions at home
• Deadly storms pass through the South
• U.S. Army officer sues two Virginia cops after violent traffic stop
• Tributes pour in as Prince Philip is mourned across the globe
• Lack of clarity on coronavirus restrictions creating confusion for the public
• Amazon defeats unionization effort in Alabama
• Ukrainian and Turkish presidents discuss rising tensions with Russia
• Biden issues executive orders to combat gun violence
• Week 2 of Derek Chauvin's trial wraps; state may rest its case as early as Monday
• Several states report adverse reactions to Johnson & Johnson COVID vaccine; states report increase in cases in kids
• USS Johnston uncovered after nearly 80 years
• The Dish: Kalaya Thai Kitchen's take on traditional Thai dishes
• What is and isn't included in Biden's $1.5 trillion budget proposal
• Toxic dumpsite wreaking havoc on Pacific Ocean ecosystems
• White House releases Biden's fiscal budget preview, includes $1.52 trillion in federal spending
• Kids, younger populations behind uptick in coronavirus infections
• Analysis of week two, and what to expect in the third week of Chauvin's trial
• George Floyd's family members expected to testify next week in Derek Chauvin's trial