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Articles from April 12, 2021

• Chapman Homers, A's Beat MadBum And Diamondbacks, 9-5
• Lawsuit Alleges Low-Income Homeowners Were Manipulated Into Getting PACE Green Energy Loans
• COVID: Bay Area Expert Says Michigan's Surge From UK Variant Not Likely In California
• Sacramento Business Owner Writes Letter To Community As Shop Struggles Amid The Pandemic
• Colorado Unemployment Claimants Struggling With ID.me Verification Stuck With No Income, No Answers
• Steamboat Resort To See $135 Million In Plaza & Terrain Upgrades
• Stockton Teen, 14, Shot While Driving Left Paralyzed
• John Dahmer Arrested In Deadly Street Racing Crash That Killed Jessica Allen
• United Airlines Flight 328 Passengers Claim PTSD In New Lawsuit
• COVID In Colorado: Hospitalizations Return To Mid-February Level, Positivity Rate Above 5%
• Athletes Quarantined After Amador County Football Player With Positive COVID Test Hits The Field
• Golden Knights Rally After Slow Start, Beat Kings 4-2
• Stolarz Has 45 Saves As Ducks Beat Sharks, 4-0
• Stolarz Has 45 Saves As Ducks Beat Sharks 4-0
• 'It's Heartbreaking': ArcLight Cinemas, Pacific Theatres Closing Permanently Due To Pandemic Losses
• Gas Pump Sticker Shock: Bay Area Approaching Nation Leading $4 A Gallon Average Price
• 'We Are Seeing Our Economy Come Back To Life': Study Shows That Consumer Confidence In OC Is On The Rise As Residents Brace For Light At The End Of The Tunnel
• Steph Curry Scores 53 On Historic Night As Warriors Beat Nuggets
• 2 Men Hospitalized After Large Explosion At Valley Glen Home, Investigation Ongoing
• Officials: 'Fight Until Justice Runs Down Like Water' But Avoid Violence In Protests, Rallies
• Ambulance Overturns In Grass Valley
• Court Documents Show Woman Suspected In Deaths Of Children Was Involved In Custody Battle
• 5 Arrested In Undercover Investigation Into Child Prostitution In Colorado Springs
• Man Shot And Killed At South Sacramento Apartment Complex
• Denver Public Schools Calls On Teachers Who Aren't In Currently Classrooms To Return April 26
• Joey Votto, Jesse Winker Hit Homers As Reds Beat Giants 3-0
• Joey Votto, Jesse Winker Hit Homers As Reds Beat Giants, 3-0
• Human Remains Found Near Kebet Ridge Rd. In Unincorporated San Mateo County
• Update: Oakland Police Investigating 7 New Homicides in Past Week as Street Violence Spikes
• Chicago Weather: Breezy On Tuesday
• Cleveland's Yu Chang Hits Yasmani Grandal With A Throw, Nick Madrigal Races Home, White Sox Win
• Cubs Lose For Fifth Time In Six Games As They're Downed By Brewers
• Ohtani's 3 RBIs, Trout's HR Lead Angels Over Royals 10-3
• Hagel Scores In Overtime For Blackhawks' Fifth Consecutive Win Over Blue Jackets
• Proposed Laws Would Improve Privacy Protections For Sex Crime Victims In Illinois
• Suburban Man Says Unlike Others, He's Had Plenty Of Contact With IDES -- But It's Been Of No Help
• Julian Edelman For The Hall Of Fame? Here's The One (Winning) Argument
• 72-Year-Old Man Seriously Injured In Hit-And-Run Crash In Somerville
• Judge Overturns Attempted Murder Conviction For Ignacio Ixta Jr.
• 1-Year-Old Shot In Head In Newark Survives Emergency Surgery, Family Says; Police Looking For Suspects
• 'He Was My Motor, I Was His Heart': Rick Hoyt Remembers Father, Boston Marathon Icon
• Marijuana Delivery & Consumption Clubs Closer To Being Approved By Denver City Council
• As Vaccinations Increase Among Adults, What's Safe For Kids?
• Brooklyn Woman Tests Positive For COVID After Vaccination, Experts Say Shot Minimizes Severity Of Illness
• Randle Leads Knicks Over Lakers And Back Above .500
• Higashioka And Cole Help Yankees Beat Blue Jays 3-1
• Students Speak Out At Board Meeting After Removal Of LGBTQ Pride Flags At Chesterton, Indiana Middle School
• 1 Taken To Hospital After Uptown Pittsburgh Shooting
• 'Prayers Are Not Enough': V.P. Harris Demands Answers In Death Of Minneapolis Man Killed By Officer
• Michael Ray Armijo Convicted In 1993 Rape, Kidnapping Cold Case
• Pennsylvania Officials Recapture Nearly $800 Million In Unemployment Benefits From Fraudsters
• Anger And Frustration As Chicago Heights Parks Superintendent Gets $212,000 Buyout Amid Complaints That Money Was Mishandled On His Watch
• Pentagon Police Officer David Hall Dixon Charged In Takoma Park Shooting Deaths May Face New Charges Over A 2020 Incident
• Broward Commissioner Dale Holness To Run For Late Rep. Alcee Hastings' Congressional Seat
• Johns Hopkins University Requiring All Students To Get COVID-19 Vaccine To Come Back To Campus This Fall
• Wynwood Comes Alive On First Night Countywide Curfew Is Lifted
• Daunte Wright Killing: How Does An Officer Confuse Their Gun For A Taser?
• Not Every Ride Will Be Running When Kennywood Opens In May
• 'He Just Made You Feel Better': Daunte Wright's Loved Ones Gather With Hundreds For Vigil
• Raise The Future's Family Support Services Making Positive Changes For Families
• Agricultural Burn Turns Into 890 Acre Wildfire Near Meeker
• Kendrick Adams Charged After Burglars Break Into Nordstrom On Michigan Avenue, Steal Purses; Police Seek Other Suspects
• Dallas ISD First-Grade Teacher Kevin Rayo Arrested For Allegedly Possessing Child Pornography
• Randle Leads Knicks Over Lakers And Back Above .500
• Shot Of Hope: Worcester Pharmacist Proud To 'Restore A Sense Of Normalcy'
• COVID In Maryland: 985 New Cases, Hospitalizations Slightly Down Monday
• Curry Breaks Wilt's Record Scoring 17,784 Points -- Most Ever In Warriors Franchise History
• Virtual Learning May Remain An Option At Some North Texas School Districts
• 'Holy S**t, I Just Shot Him': Chief Believes Officer Kim Potter Meant To Use Taser In Fatal Shooting Of Daunte Wright
• Yu Darvish Dominates In Padres' Win Over Pirates
• Family Of 21-Year-Old Haley Herron Searching For Answers After Deadly, Possible Road Rage Incident Over Easter Weekend
• Local Teen Takes Part In Moderna Vaccine Trial For Adolescents
• Whitmer Tours Eastern Michigan University Vaccination Clinic
• Joel Embiid Scores 36, Sixers Overpower Mavs 113-95
• Freight Train Engineer Shot With Pellet Gun In Wareham
• Cook County To Release 35,000 COVID-19 Vaccine Appointments Tuesday Afternoon
• 3 Dead Dogs, 13 Others Found Alive In Car Parked Near Bridal Veil Falls
• Buena Community Rallies To Save Suspended Landisville Volunteer Fire Company From Permanent Shutdown
• Suncor Announces $12M In Improvements Following Emissions Investigation
• Baltimore County Group To Recommend Affordable Housing Improvements
• Eastbound I-70 Reopened After Hours-Long Closure For 'Major Crash'
• COVID Reopening: Salesforce Preparing to Bring Vaccinated Employees Back To Office Next Month
• Following 2nd Place Finish At Masters, Plano's Will Zalatoris Gets High Praise From High School Golf Coach
• Staffer In Gov. Pritzker's Office Tests Positive For COVID-19 After Getting First Dose Of Vaccine
• De Blasio Says Solution To Spike In Gun Violence Is Courts, Economy And COVID Recovery; Security Expert Throws 'The BS Flag' On That
• Former LASD Deputy Gets 7 Years In Federal Prison For $2M Marijuana Heist
• COVID Recovery: East San Jose Neighborhood Calls On City To Buy Vacant Storefronts To Aid Struggling Businesses
• Airbnb Blocks Some One-Night Rentals For July Fourth Weekend To Help Prevent Parties
• After Property Tax Assessment, Some Nassau County Legislators Call For Tax Assessor To Be Elected Position
• Firefighters Battle Raging Fire At Addison Apartment Complex
• 'The Talk' Returns To CBS With First Show Since Sharon Osbourne's Exit
• Texas COVID-19 Hospitalizations At Lowest Level Since Last June
• Shop Employee Recalls Moments After Navy Sailor Was Shot Near Fort Detrick In Frederick, Action Employees Took To Help
• Cubs Bullpen Coach Chris Young Tests Positive For COVID-19, Leading To Worry About Possible Outbreak
• Construction Set To Begin On Gondola Connecting Alpine Meadows To Squaw Valley
• East Bay Scholar Envisions Career Helping, Defending Others After Father Receives 2nd Chance
• Shootings Continue As Plans To Install Cameras Along Illinois Expressways Stall
• COVID Vaccination Site Opens In Chinatown To Help Area Seniors With Access
• California Lifts Attendance Limits On Houses Of Worship In Wake Of High Court Ruling
• Orioles-Mariners Game Postponed For Bad Weather, Doubleheader Set For Tuesday Night
• 'Still Some Anxiety': Principal Helps Organize COVID Vaccine Clinic For Students
• Road To Reopening: Newark Public Schools Welcome Students Back For In-Person Classes
• 11% Of Dry Creek School District Students Opt For Distance Learning
• Sonoma County DA Recuses Office From Dominic Foppoli Sexual Assault Probe After Deputy DA's Allegation
• Struggling At Start Of Season, White Sox Closer Liam Hendriks Turns To Tarot Reader
• Denver City Council To Vote On Marijuana Delivery Proposal
• COVID Reopening: California Lifts Capacity Limits On Houses Of Worship In Wake Of Supreme Court Ruling
• Lin-Manuel Miranda Helps Launch New COVID Vaccination Site Targeting Members Of Broadway, Film And Television Communities
• Amtrak Executives, Regional Leaders Share Vision for Possible Front Range Rail Service
• Baby Girl Born 23 Weeks Premature Leaves Blythedale Children's Hospital To Go Home
• New York Making Push To Vaccinate College Students On Campuses
• 38-Year-Old Man Stabbed To Death After Road Rage Confrontation In Pennsylvania
• Mets-Phillies Postponed After Rainout Miscue On Sunday
• Oakland Fire Department Service To Return To Full Capacity Tuesday
• 'Nothing Like A Wild Shootout At 3AM': Old East Dallas Residents Upset After Shooting At Short-Term Rental
• Group Gathers In South LA To Protest Deadly Minnesota Shooting Of Daunte Wright
• Loomis Wildlife Rescue Helps Rehabilitate Hundreds Of Orphaned Fawns Each Year
• Pennsylvania's Infrastructure Gets C-Minus From White House Report
• Ex-Boston Officer Patrick Rose Stayed On Force Despite Abuse Allegation
• Gambling Bills Start Moving Amid Talks
• 'We Have No Time To Grieve': Activists, Community Members Mourn Daunte Wright's Death—The Latest Police Killing
• Covered California Launches New Enrollment Period Promoting American Rescue Plan Savings
• Dallas ISD Urging Graduating Seniors To 'Finish Strong'
• Remembering Victims Of COVID-19 In Illinois
• A Look At The Infrastructure Needs President Biden's American Jobs Plan Would Address In Florida
• Suspect In Custody After Reports Of Man With Rifle Prompted Lockdown Of Sylmar High School
• Eligible Denver Students Invited To Receive Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine
• Man Accused Of Leaving Rep. Madeleine Dean Vulgar Voicemails During Donald Trump Impeachment Trial
• Hideki Matsuyama's Masters Win A Source Of Pride For Japanese Community
• Man Accused Of Opening Fire On Family's Dog In West Mifflin
• Woman Accused Of Stealing Police Car And Crashing It Into Home In Westmoreland County
• North Texas Restaurants Having A Hard Time Staffing Up Following 'Reopening' Of State
• Culver City Oil Spill Caused By Traffic Collision Closes Down Several Lanes
• 'We Have To Train Our Police To Use Force Less Often:' Professor David Harris On Minnesota Police Shooting That Killed Daunte Wright, Other Issues Around Police Use Of Force
• Vallejo Fire Chief Arbuthnott Moving On From Position
• New Jersey High School Confirms Dozens Of COVID-19 Cases Since Return From Spring Break
• Harvey Weinstein Fights Extradition To California For Rape, Assault Charges
• Denver Weather: Unsettled Weather Sticks With Us All Week
• USC Says Friends, Family And Coaches Of Athletes Can Return For Remaining Outdoor Spring Sports Events
• More Californians Moving To Colorado: Trout From West Coast Stocked In High Country Lakes
• Faith Leaders Open Doors For Community Traumatized By Daunte Wright Killing
• Stockton Man Gets 17-Year Prison Sentence For Child Sex Trafficking
• 'This Is A Godsend': Cook County's Homebound Seniors Get Their COVID Vaccine
• Patrick Layden Arrested In Deadly Denver Highlands Neighborhood Crash
• Petaluma Police Nab Man With 5 Arrest Warrants On Gun, Drug Charges
• Intel Seeks To Address Global Chip Shortage Impacting Auto Industry
• Maryland Opens All Vaccination Sites To Anyone 16+; Infections In Baltimore City Up 172% In 4 Weeks
• Knorr Meadows Wildfire Ignites After Rancher Burns Discarded Hay Bale Wrappers In Drum
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Faces Transportation Challenges
• Blackhawks Trade Carl Soderberg, Mattias Janmark, Matthew Highmore
• Free Fitness Classes Return To Philadelphia's Dilworth Park
• California Inmate Pleads Guilty To Stealing More Than $100,000 In Unemployment Benefits
• Medical Examiner: Daunte Wright Died Of Gunshot Wound To Chest
• Update: Tennessee High School Student Killed After Firing at Knoxville Officer in School Bathroom
• Baltimore In A Box Teases New Ice Cream Shop In Hampden
• Criminals Capitalizing On People's Desperation For COVID-19 Vaccine On Dark Web, Pittsburgh FBI Says
• Fort Carson Soldiers Deploy To Support COVID Vaccine Efforts In Southern Colorado
• California Re-opens Enrollment For Health Insurance Coverage
• George Floyd's brother gives emotional testimony
• Police: 21-Year-Old Man Killed In West Philadelphia Shooting
• 'Empathy For Others,' Texas Second-Grader Paisley Elliot Nominated For Kid's Version Of Nobel Peace Prize
• Casa Bonita Files For Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
• Woman Seeks Funeral Reimbursement From FEMA After Losing Husband, Father To COVID
• 'Here We Go Again': Businesses Clean Up After Night Of Destruction Following Daunte Wright Killing
• Thousands Of COVID-19 Vaccines Available At Camden County Mega-Site In Blackwood
• Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried Issues Warning After 110 Card Skimmers Found At South Florida Gas Stations
• Homestead Girl With Brain Cancer Gets Furever Companion Thanks To Make-a-Wish
• With New Payment System, Your Metro SmarTrip Card May Not Work Soon. Here's How You Can Replace It.
• TSA Catching Twice As Many Guns At Airport Checkpoints
• South Florida Airports Report Flight Delays, Cancellations
• Pandemic's Disruption Of Global Supply Chain And Delivery Of Products Not Likely To End Soon
• Halina Morley Evicted From Weld Property Where Deceased Animals Discovered, Removed
• Father Of 3 Slain Children Visits Memorial Outside Reseda Apartment Complex, Mother In Custody
• Report: Will Smith Movie 'Emancipation' Will No Longer Film In Georgia Due To New Voting Rights Bill
• 'I Just Wanted To See My Grandma': Suburban Chicago Teens Help Peers Get COVID Vaccine Appointments
• More And More Personal Protective Equipment Washing Up On Beaches Across Our Area
• There's Been An Increase In Phishing Scams During Pandemic
• Voting For New Name Of Anne Arundel County Middle School Begins April 19
• FEMA-Supported Community Vaccine Clinic Distributes Close To 5K Doses In A Day
• EDD Fraud: Fresno Man, Central Valley Inmate Plead Guilty To $103K Unemployment Benefit Scheme
• Good Samaritan Killed After Stopping To Help At Interstate 80 Crash Scene Near Dixon
• U.S. deficit hits $1.7 trillion over last six months
• COVID-19 In Illinois: New Cases Have Nearly Doubled In The Past Month; Infection Rate At Highest Point Since January
• Prosecution Finishes Questioning Their Last Witnesses In Derek Chauvin Trial
• Court OKs Law That Carries More Cash Penalties For Convicts
• Denver Church Leans On Faith & Hope After Fire Damages Building
• Cruise lines ready to sail — mourning family says not so fast
• 'Go For It, You're Limitless': All-Female Flight Crew At Denver International Airport Encourages Women To Join Aviation Industry
• Inmate At Women's Prison Part of Duo's $100,000 COVID Fund Fraud
• Bad Timing For J&J Problems As Massachusetts Prepares To Expand Vaccine Eligibility
• 1 Dead, 1 Wounded In Shooting At Tennessee High School
• FEMA To Cover Funeral Costs For COVID-19 Victims
• Students In Yonkers Return To In-Person Learning
• Gov. Wolf Moves Up Vaccine Eligibility Timeline, Pa. Will Open Into Phase 2 On April 13
• 7 P.M. Curfews Go Into Effect For Twin Cities Metro Area After Daunte Wright Shooting Death
• Coral Gables Books & Books Surviving Pandemic By Hosting Virtual Events That Fuel Online Sales
• Baltimore Boxer Demond Nicholson Is Back To 100% After Kidney Failure, Ready To Fight Once More
• 7 P.M. Curfews Go Into Effect For 2.5M In Twin Cities Metro Area After Daunte Wright Shooting Death
• Julian Edelman's Patriots Story Truly One Of The Best The NFL Has Ever Seen
• San Mateo Police Arrest 2 In Connection With Multiple Robberies, Vehicle Thefts During Weekend Crime Spree
• Community Leaders Concerned About Violence, Fewer COVID Restrictions
• Woman Found Dead With Stab Wounds In SW Baltimore Home, Police Questioning Potential Suspect
• Nurse Karen Lam On The Challenges Of Battling COVID Pandemic And Asian Hate; 'It's Heartbreaking, Really'
• Live Updates From CBS News: 1 Dead, 1 Wounded In Shooting At Tennessee High School
• Denver To Close Part Of 48th Avenue For Bridge Work
• Clearing Up Confusion About Safety And Efficacy Of The Johnson & Johnson COVID Vaccine
• Derek Chauvin Trial, April 12 Live Updates: Judge Says Defense's Case Will Begin Tuesday
• Julian Edelman Announces Retirement From Football
• 1 Dead, 1 Detained After Shooting At Tennessee High School, Officer Recovering From Gunshot Wound
• New Pilot Program Aims To Cut Down Illegal Trash Dumping In Baltimore
• Phillies-Mets Monday Night Game Postponed Due To Rain
• Furry Tails: This Monday, Maxx Found A Home
• COVID In Florida: 1,613 New Cases, 35 Deaths Reported On Monday
• No Indication Downtown Sacramento Church Fire Was Hate Crime, Investigators Say
• Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Blasts YouTube, Google For Censorship After COVID-19 Roundtable Video Removed
• Here's how Trump could return to Facebook
• Colorado Springs Celebrates 150 Years With 'Then And Now' Challenge
• Minnesota teams postpone games over shooting of Daunte Wright
• Road To Reopening: Miami-Dade County Lifts Midnight Curfew
• Four People Arrested After Car Stolen In Pullman Carjacking Spotted In Chatham
• Severe Weather Possible As Cold Front Moves Through North Texas
• Massachusetts Reports 1,376 New COVID Cases, 19 Additional Deaths
• Maryland Lawmakers Ok Sports Betting, Sweeping Police Reform On Last Day Of Session
• Tarrant County Public Health Reports One COVID-19 Death
• Police: Woman Arrested In Roseville Had Mail That Was Stolen From At Least 25 People
• Aldermen Approve Revised Plan To Close Loophole In Anti-Puppy Mill Ordinance Restricting Sales Of Dogs, Cats, And Rabbits At Pet Stores
• FEMA Launches Nationwide Program To Help People Pay For COVID-19 Funeral Costs
• Tom Brady Gets Another Weapon In Giovani Bernard
• Man Arrested In April 7 Woodlawn Barricade Situation Pulled Knife On A Person During Argument, Police Say
• Two Delaware County School Districts Opening Vaccination Clinics For Students Ages 16 Or Older
• Beekeeper Partners With Brewery As Small Businesses Get Creative To Survive Pandemic
• One Night Airbnb Reservations In Colorado For July 4 Now Blocked
• 1 Dead, 1 Wounded In Shooting At Tennessee High School
• Trenton Officials Making Sure People With Mobility Issues Receive COVID-19 Vaccine
• COVID Schools: AC Transit Resuming Bus Lines For Returning Students In Newark, Oakland, West Contra Costa
• 2 Charged In Shooting Of 26-Year-Old Woman In Windsor Mill
• Six Flags Magic Mountain Vaccination Site To Close April 18, Will Be Replaced With Two Additional Sites
• Parkway Carjacking Suspect Arrested In Indiana County
• Take Your Child To Work Day (Virtually)
• Thomas Jefferson High School Students 16 And Older Can Sign Up for Pfizer COVID Vaccine
• Texas Senators Cornyn, Cruz Honor NCAA Basketball Champion Baylor Bears With Senate Resolution
• Suisun City Fire Helps Coast Guard In Late-Night Rescue In Slough
• 21-Month-Old Kayden Swann Making 'Slow And Steady Progress' 6 Days After He Was Shot On Lake Shore Drive
• Dallas Police Arrest 28, Ticket More Than 200 During Street Racing Crackdown Last Week
• Jayson Tatum Named Eastern Conference Player Of The Week
• President Biden Calls Daunte Wright Shooting 'Tragic', But Says There's 'No Justification' For Looting, Violence
• BRACKET CHALLENGE: Check Your Picks And Standings
• Report: James Conner Injures Toe While Riding Recreational Vehicle
• Twins, Wild, Wolves Postpone Monday Games 'Out Of Respect' For Daunte Wright's Death
• Denver Nuggets GM Tim Connelly: We Sought Nikola Jokic's Approval Before Aaron Gordon Trade
• Year Old Endangered Florida Panther Struck, Killed By Vehicle
• COVID Impact: San Francisco Reopening All Indoor Pools For Summer
• Woman Suspected Of Stabbing Man Surrenders Following Standoff In Pasadena
• Amber Alert Canceled For Reportedly Abducted 2-Year-Old Byron McDonald
• Pedestrian On Highway 101 In Healdsburg Hit, Killed By Vehicle
• 16,000 Students Return To Elementary Schools In Anaheim For First Time In 13 Months
• Remembering The Victims: Open House In Honor Of Suzanne Fountain Being Held Monday Afternoon
• Biden to announce picks for DHS immigration, cybersecurity posts
• CDC Chief Urges Michigan To 'Close Things Down' Amid Spike
• Guy Fieri helped raise $25 million for restaurant workers
• Suspected Drunk Driver Charged In Crash That Killed 5-Year-Old Texas Boy
• Webinar To Teach City Residents How To Recycle
• Matt Del Negro On Showtime's 'City On A Hill': 'Aldis Hodge Carries Himself With Such Gravitas'
• President Biden Taps Former Richmond Police Chief Chris Magnus As Customs and Border Protection Commissioner
• FEMA Hotline Quickly Overwhelmed By Those Seeking COVID-19 Funeral Payment Assistance
• Aurora Neighborhood Evacuated During Gas Leak, Repairs
• Philonise Floyd Sheds Tears For His Brother George While On The Stand In Chauvin Trial
• AAPI group to take "next step" and lobby for legislation
• Britt Reid charged with DWI in crash that severely injured 5-year-old
• Taylor Hall Picks A New Number With Boston Bruins
• 4-Week-Old Husky Puppies In Critical Condition After They Were Rescued In Baltimore
• Uber offers $250 million in bonuses and perks to lure drivers
• Knott's Berry Farm To Reopen On May 21 With Limited Capacity, Reservations
• Washington County Attorney's Office Will Make Charging Decision In Fatal Police Shooting Of Daunte Wright
• Drivers Can Expect Delays On I-70 In Glenwood Canyon In Grizzly Creek Fire Burn Area On Wednesday
• Pittsburgh To Invest $16M In Street Resurfacing Program This Year
• BMC Cancels Vaccine Appointments After Registration Link 'Inappropriately Shared On Social Media'
• 'Suspicious Device' Found At Manchester Central High School Was A Hoax, Police Say
• Britt Reid Charged With Felony DWI In Crash That Left 5-Year-Old Critically Injured
• Flyers Sign Forward Scott Laughton To Five-Year Contract Extension
• Tony Hawk's Foundation Donates $10,000 To Skatepark In Leominster That Honors Teen Killed By Hit-And-Run
• COVID Reopening: San Francisco Public Elementary School Students Return To Classrooms
• 'Holy S**t, I Just Shot Him': Chief Believes Officer Meant To Use Taser In Fatal Shooting Of Daunte Wright
• More Than 600,000 Pennsylvanians Have Registered For Mail-In Ballots For May 18 Primary
• Florida Policing Changes Stalled As Legislative Session Winds Down
• Red Sox-Twins Game Postponed In Minneapolis After Daunte Wright Shooting
• Police: Michael Rhee Of Lake Forest Attacked Asian Woman, Believing She Was White, In Retaliation For Rise In Hate Crimes
• City Of Detroit Kicks Off Its 'Neighborhood Vaccine Week' Taking Place Throughout The City April 12-16
• Alex Rodriguez hopes to buy Minnesota Timberwolves NBA team
• The Korean Vegan dishes out life lessons
• Suspect Arrested After Brutal San Francisco North Beach Assault of Asian American Couple
• COVID In Wisconsin: Nearly 25% Of The Population Fully Vaccinated
• Sacramento Kings To Let Some Fans Return To Golden 1 Center Starting April 20
• Why Red Sox Hitters Go For A Ride In A Laundry Cart After Every Home Run
• Berwyn Native Brad Ingelsby On HBO's 'Mare Of Easttown': 'I Got To Work With Kate Winslet And Do It At Home'
• Denver Weather: Two Really Good Chances For Spring Snow This Week
• Texas Republican Lawmakers Lead The Charge For New Criminal Penalties For Election Activities
• Jackpot-Winning Lottery Ticket Worth $1.4M Sold In Allegheny County
• Search Continues For 2nd Day For Missing Kayaker On Carter Lake
• Baker Says RMV Inspection Delay Needs To Be Solved 'By The End Of The Week'
• Airbnb Bans Unauthorized Parties In Texas During Fourth Of July
• Teen Shot In The Hand On Upper East Side Monday Morning
• Wildfire Webinars Focus On Increased Risk For Property Owners After Cameron Peak, East Troublesome Fires
• Met Gala Making Its Comeback In September
• Petaluma Police Arrest 27YO Trying to Steal Vehicle From Car Yard
• Young Man Killed In Overnight Brighton Heights Shooting
• Will Smith movie pulls out of Georgia over new voting law
• Report: Sylvester Stallone's Publicist Confirms He Is Not A Mar-A-Lago Member
• Report: Sylvester Stallone's Publicist Confirms He Is Not A Mar-A-Lago Member
• CBS Sports Mock Draft: Broncos Trade With Detroit Lions, Select QB Justin Fields
• Fr. Daniel Lahart Ousted From Regis High School Following Sexual Misconduct Investigation
• 30,000 Florida Keys Customers Lose Power After Sailboat Gets Stuck In Transmission Lines
• Stacey Abrams To Address Graduates At Bowie State Commencement
• Sagamore Bridge Lane Closures Begin; 'Travel Delays Are Likely'
• Joint Chiefs Chairman General Mark Milley Will Deliver Air Force Academy Graduation Address
• Massachusetts Expected To Surpass 2 Million Fully Vaccinated Residents This Week
• Today On Drew! Beauty Week: Part Deux Kick-Off with Lena Dunham, Meredith Koop Makeover, Sharon Chuter
• New Report Details Eagles Dysfunction, Mismanagement Since 2017 Super Bowl Win
• WATCH LIVE: New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy, State Officials To Provide COVID-19 Update
• 2 Police Shootings In 2 Days In Rockford
• Boehner says U.S. voters are to blame for modern-day GOP
• Amtrak Discusses Expanded Rail Service Proposal In Colorado
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 6,450 More Coronavirus Cases
• Spokesman Denies Donald Trump Snubbed Embattled Florida Rep. Matt Gaetz Because Meeting Never Scheduled
• Aldermen Condemn Congresswoman Mary Miller For Saying Hitler 'Was Right About One Thing'
• Citation Issued After Rollover Crash On I-25 South of Castle Rock
• Chicago Park District Gives Piping Plovers More Space To Nest
• Economic COVID-19 Rebound; Demand For Uber Rides Showing Sharp Increase
• NYPD: Woman Injured By Hit-And-Run Driver In Hell's Kitchen
• National Guard Activated After Night Of Looting, Protests In Minnesota
• Cruise Lines Ready For Rebound But Still No Word From CDC When US Sailings Can Resume
• Denver Police Investigate Deadly Crash On Speer Boulevard
• Bicyclist Killed In Martinez Fatal Crash Identified
• Fresno Police Fires Officer For Alleged Involvement With Proud Boys
• Fans rally to defend BTS after racist jokes made on show
• Detroit Police Investigate Shooting Leaving 1 Man In Critical Condition
• Navy Pier Hosting Job Fair Monday
• De'Aaron Fox Fined $20K For Comments About Officiating After Kings' Loss To Utah
• 1 Dead, 2 Injured After Shooting On Eisenhower Expressway Near Damen Avenue
• Delaware To Receive $16 Million To Expand COVID Vaccination Programs In State
• Hard Rock Stadium Vaccinating 16 And Older, No Appointments Needed
• Mobile COVID Vaccination Clinic In Lowell Increases Access For Hard-Hit Neighborhood
• Gary Mass Vaccination Site Hosting Walk-In Day
• Red Sox Have A Whole Lot Of Day Games This Week
• St. Joseph's Prep Welcomes Students Back For 5-Day, On-Campus Learning
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 717 New Cases, Pushing Countywide Total Over 90K
• COVID In Minnesota: State Reports Nearly 2K More Cases; 1.42 Million Have Completed Vaccine Series
• Jordan's Offering Free Furniture If Red Sox Pitcher Throws No-Hitter
• 'Great Baseball Fan': Phillies, Braves Reward Phillies Fans For Giving Freddie Freeman Home Run Ball To Braves Fan
• Sheetz Named One Of America's Best Places To Work
• Neighbor Kicks In Door And Alerts Family To Fire In North Fayette, 3 Pets Killed
• Maryland Woman Wears Wedding Dress To Get Vaccinated
• Pan-Mass Challenge Winter Cycle At Fenway Park Set For June 6
• Dr. Oz Breaks Teams Up With Vaccine Hunters To Reveal Their Fail-Proof Hacks For Getting Vaccine Appointments Online
• Live Webcam: Peregrine Chicks Hatching In Nest Atop PG&E's San Francisco Headquarters
• Florida Teen Electrocuted During Severe Storm
• Tribes mourn loss of god-like figure, Prince Philip
• Ground Turkey Sold At Wegmans, Stop & Shop And Hannaford Linked To Salmonella Outbreak
• Aquarium Of The Pacific Mourns Loss Of 20-Year-Old Sea Otter Maggie
• Boehner: Many in GOP "believe more in making noise" than policy
• Brad Marchand Writes Hilarious Response To Zdeno Chara's Heartfelt Instagram Post
• Guardianship Offers Permanency For Teen: 'It's A Miracle That I Have Such A Good Family'
• Virginia Officer Who Pepper-Sprayed Army Second Lt. Caron Nazario During Traffic Stop Fired
• Northglenn Police Searching For Overnight Shooting Suspects
• Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Expand COVID-19 Vaccine Eligibility To Phase 1C
• Winner Buys $1 Million Texas Lottery Scratch Ticket In Garland
• Dianna Brice Murder: Tylydiah Garnett Arrested In Connection To Murder Of 21-Year-Old Dianna Brice, Police Say
• Report: 'Sopranos' & 'Jersey Boys' Actor Joseph Siravo Dies From Colon Cancer
• Derek Chauvin Trial Judge Denies Defense's Request To Sequester Jury Following Brooklyn Center Shooting
• Taylor Hall Just Wants To Help The Bruins Win Any Way He Can
• Suffolk County Police Officer In Critical Condition After Being Stabbed By Suspect Following Crash
• 2 Men, 14-Year-Old Boy Killed In Possible Street Racing Crash Into South LA Building
• 25-Year-Old Woman Fatally Shot Inside North Philadelphia Home, Police Say
• AAA: Florida Gas Prices Level Off After 3-Week Decline
• Vaccine Hunters: Savvy Experts Show You How To Get The Vaccine
• Biden's dog Major to get more training after two nipping incidents
• Colorado Severe Weather Awareness Week: The Difference Between Watches And Warnings
• Michigan House Explosion, Fire Sends 8 People To Hospitals
• 2021 NFL Draft: Justin Hilliard Working To Prove He Can Play Any Linebacker Spot, 'Want To Be As Versatile As Possible'
• Contra Costa Fire District Breaks Ground On New Station To Serve Pittsburg / Bay Point
• 'Undersized Dog With Oversized Heart': Miami Beach PD K9 Rocky Retires After Years Of Loyal Service
• Puppy Dies After Being Shot In Dallas, Police Open Animal Cruelty Investigation And Search For Suspect
• Royal family members share heartfelt tributes for Prince Philip
• Major Training: Biden Dog Gets Help Adjusting To White House
• 'I Just Want My Baby Home': Mother Of Daunte Wright Speaks Out Following Brooklyn Center Police Shooting
• Get Ready For Drug Take-Back Day On April 24: Get Rid Of Old, Unused Prescriptions
• At Least 28 People Shot, 3 Killed In Gun Violence In Chicago This Weekend
• Lincoln Police Arrest Pair Suspected Of Shoplifting Tools From Home Depot
• Prosecutors Seek 5-Year Term For Ex-Leader Of Neo-Nazi Group, John Cameron Denton
• Microsoft to buy speech tech company Nuance for $19.7 billion
• National Guard Activated After Night Of Looting, Protests In Brooklyn Center
• Microsoft Buying Burlington-Based Speech Recognition Company Nuance In $16 Billion Deal
• Ukraine says Putin ignoring request to talk amid Russian troop buildup
• Early Morning Fire Guts Concord Home
• New York Federal Judge Sandra Feuerstein Killed In Florida Crash, Police Say Suspect Nastasia Snape Claimed To Be Harry Potter
• This Day In History: Mount Washington's 231 MPH Wind Gust Sets World Record
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• CTU House Of Delegates Votes To Keep CPS High School Staff Home Beginning Wednesday Without 'Adequate Movement' On Reopening Deal
• Natomas Unified, Several Other Districts Return To Classroom Full-Time On Monday
• Police Investigate After 1 Dead, 1 Injured In Car On Detroit's West Side
• Bam Adebayo Scored 22 points, Heat Down Blazers 107-98
• Tentative Schedule Released For Class Of 2021 In-Person High School Graduations In Miami-Dade
• Police Searching For Missing 79-Year-Old Woman In Baltimore
• COVID: Airbnb Cracks Down On July 4th Rentals To Prevent Large Parties
• JobFairX To Host Free Detroit Virtual Career Fair April 13
• Patriots Will Reportedly Attend Justin Fields' Second Pro Day This Week
• Maryland State Police Responded To 17 Suspected DUI-Related Crashes Over The Weekend
• Miami Weather: Warm With Spotty Storms In The Afternoon
• State Patrol Investigating Fatal Crash On Highway 316 In Dakota County
• Underground Electrical Vault Catches Fire In City Of Industry
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Vaccine Hunters
• Pandemic Waivers Of Texas Vehicle Title & Registration Requirements End This Week
• J.D. Martinez's 3-Home Run Day Adds To Ridiculous Start To Season
• Three-Year-Old Struck, Killed By Vehicle In Homestead
• Pistons Drop One To The Clippers
• Metra Adding More Trains As People Start Returning To Office, But Roll Toward Normalcy Is Slow
• Many Played More Music To Lift Their Spirits During Pandemic, Survey Finds
• FEMA Now Accepting Applications For COVID Funeral Assistance
• 'Nature Shouldn't Be Treated Like A Trash Can': 7th Graders Team Up To Clean Up Lodi Lake
• Kids can get long-haul COVID, too. Recovery can take months
• Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Sends St. Paul Family, Including Children, To Hospital
• Placer County Expands Vaccine Eligibility To 16 And Older As Thousands Of Appointments Remain Open
• 36-Year-Old Man Shot In NE Baltimore Overnight
• National Public Safety Telecommunications Week Honors 911 Call Center Workers
• PTL Links: April 12, 2021
• 'Heart Breaks Again': Homeless Advocate Speaks Out As Sacramento Police Investigate Homicide Of Possible Homeless Woman
• Truex Wins Again At Martinsville
• Applications Open For Up To $9,000 Of FEMA Funeral Assistance
• Bishop Blesses Solar Panel's On Zero-Carbon Emission Church Building In Davis
• Woman Arrested After Hit & Run Crash That Killed Federal Judge Claimed She Was Harry Potter
• 'Overwhelming': Scientists Confirm Massive DDT Dumping Ground On Ocean Floor Between Long Beach, Catalina Island
• Working For Chicago: Summer Work Opportunities Abound On Mackinac Island
• Sports Final: Brad Feldman, Charlie Davies Preview 2021 New England Revolution
• Bruins Trade For Former NHL MVP Taylor Hall
• Asian Man Robbed, Stabbed On San Francisco Street
• Police: 22-Year-Old Woman Punched In Face During Argument On Brooklyn Subway
• Police: Suspect Punches 61-Year-Old Man In Face On Brooklyn Subway Platform
• New York Weather: CBS2's 4/12 Monday Afternoon Forecast
• Three Rescued From Deadly San Francisco Ocean Beach Rip Tide
• Bruins Acquire Defenseman Mike Reilly From Senators For 2022 Third-Round Pick
• White House issues reports on states' infrastructure needs
• It Came Down To A Shootout Goal And The Dallas Stars Fall To The Predators 3-2
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cooler, Cloudy Monday With Chances Of Showers
• 2 Killed In South Minneapolis Shooting; Several Reports Of Gunshots Overnight
• Phase 2 Opens Monday In Illinois Outside Chicago For Anyone 16 And Over To Get COVID-19 Vaccine, But Teens Under 18 Face Challenge
• 2 Children, 1 Adult Injured In Englewood Crash
• Virginia cop who pepper-sprayed Black Army lieutenant is fired
• Iran vows to "take revenge" on Israel for nuclear site incident
• Whitmer pushes feds for more vaccines as COVID cases surge in Michigan
• No School In Hamilton-Wenham After Staff Gets Second COVID Vaccine
• Protesters Clash With Police In Brooklyn Center After Deadly Officer-Involved Shooting
• More than 100 corporate leaders meet to discuss state voting laws
• Fed Chair Jerome Powell: America is going back to work
• Who will be the next Duke of Edinburgh?
• How a shocking environmental disaster was uncovered after 70 years
• Western U.S. may be entering worst drought in modern history
• 3 officers wounded, 1 suspect dead after police chase in Georgia
• Mom arrested in death of her 3 kids was in custody dispute
• Fiery Crash, Fuel Spill Close Lanes On Interstate-35W For Hours
• Man Ends Up In Police Custody After Shot In West Philadelphia
• Florida Man Charged With Killing Girlfriend's 2-Year-Old Son
• Chicago Weather: Partly Cloudy Skies, Mild Temperatures Monday
• Gas Price Guidance: How To Time Your Fill-Ups To Save Money While Traveling
• 'She Was Loved,' Community Demands Justice After Grandmother Shot, Killed In Dorchester
• COVID Vaccine In New York: Nearly 25% Of Residents Now Fully Vaccinated, Cuomo Says
• 70% of states offer mail and early voting, new report says
• Penn Wood High School Students To Have Option To Receive COVID-19 Vaccine
• FEMA To Begin Accepting Applications For COVID-19 Funeral Assistance
• Step-By-Step Instructions On How To Receive Alerts From The KDKA Weather App
• Driver Killed In Crash At Lexus Dealership On Route 9 In Northboro
• COVID-19 Vaccine Eligibility Expands In Pa. To Include Residents In Phase 1C
• Hill District's Central Baptist Church To Host Ongoing COVID-19 Vaccination Clinics
• Monday's Show Info (4/12/21)
• Peters Township Police Dept. To Participate In DEA's National Prescription Drug Take Back Day
• WVU Adds Men's Basketball Grad Transfers Curry, Carrigan
• Investigators Looking For Cause Of Monessen House Fire
• New York Weather: CBS2's 4/12 Monday Morning Forecast
• Knicks Recover After Blown Lead To Beat Raptors

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• Tennessee high school student killed in officer-involved shooting in school bathroom
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• Pandemic puts mental toll on emergency health workers, report says
• Recent police incidents revive calls for reform in Washington
• Cardiologist says George Floyd's death was "absolutely preventable"
• Facebook reviews Trump's suspension from company's platforms
• Will Smith pulls film production from Georgia over voting law
• Michigan's lieutenant governor on why extra vaccines should be sent to harder-hit states
• U.S. making strides in COVID vaccination efforts as Michigan grapples with a surge in cases
• Questions emerge over level of protection vaccines offer against COVID variants
• Prosecutors call George Floyd's brother to the stand before wrapping up their case
• Prince Harry to attend Prince Philip's funeral without Meghan
• Biden holds bipartisan meeting on $2 trillion infrastructure plan
• Biden calls for "peace and calm" in Minnesota after police shooting of Daunte Wright
• Michigan becomes COVID epicenter as cases skyrocket
• Virginia officer fired after pepper-spraying Black Army medic
• 1 dead and officer wounded in Knoxville school shooting
• Cardiologist testifies police restraint killed George Floyd
• Police say Brooklyn Center officer meant to draw Taser, not handgun
• Representative Ro Khanna on his proposal to limit terms of Supreme Court justices
• 1 killed and officer wounded in Tennessee high school shooting
• Wounded officer "in good spirits" and "conscious," says mayor of Knoxville, Tennessee
• Several students from high school in Knoxville, Tennessee, fatally shot in prior incidents
• Graphic bodycam video released of deadly police shooting in Minnesota
• Iran blaming Israel for attack on Natanz nuclear facility
• Guy Fieri helped raise $25 million for restaurant workers in need
• Study shows tech workers are experiencing spike in gender and racial harassment
• WorldView: Power failure hits Iran nuclear plant; Turkey calls for end of Ukraine-Russia tensions
• Former House Speaker John Boehner talks refuting conspiracy theories in the GOP
• Billboard editor on how Prince's new music reflects the politics of today
• Michigan sees surge in COVID-19 cases among children
• The DEA is taking back meds to save lives
• White House invites bipartisan group of lawmakers to discuss infrastructure plan
• Former House Speaker John Boehner on new memoir and future of Republican Party
• U.S. corporate leaders meet to discuss fighting voter suppression
• NIH and CDC studying kids hit with long-lasting fatigue, lethargy after COVID diagnosis
• Trump says he's optimistic that the GOP will take back Congress in 2022 midterm elections and the White House in 2024
• Prince Philip funeral to be held Saturday in Windsor; Queen says his death leaves "huge void"
• More than 100 influential U.S. CEOs discuss ways to counter voter restrictions on conference call
• Police officer fired for pepper-spraying Black and Latino lieutenant during traffic stop
• Biden to meet with bipartisan group of lawmakers as he pushes $2.3 trillion infrastructure plan
• Dr. Ashish Jha discusses concerning COVID surges in Michigan, vaccines
• Protesters clash with police after deadly officer-involved shooting in Minneapolis suburb
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• Daunte Wright's death sparks unrest amid Derek Chauvin trial