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• Wild Ride: Suspected DUI Driver Leads Police Pursuit on Sacramento Executive Airport Runway
• COVID: Experts Weigh Vaccine Efficacy After Rare, Possible Side Effect Gets Johnson & Johnson Doses Pulled
• Fraud Losses For Colorado Unemployment Office Spike; Scammers Estimated To Have Stolen $20 To $30 Million
• 'Thought That Was It': Olympic Running Hopeful Maggie Montoya Recalls Boulder Shooting
• Fund Set Up For Brad Brubaker's Family, Victim In Denver Highlands Crash
• California Focusing On Urgent Projects As Wildfire Season Looms
• Future Of Hollywood's Cinerama Dome Still In Question
• Police Order Protesters In Downtown Sacramento To Disperse Or Be Arrested
• Betts, Bauer Star For New Fans As Dodgers Crush Rockies 7-0
• Paul Flores, Father Both Arrested In 1996 Disappearance Of Kristin Smart
• Calif. Halts J&J Vaccine On Same Day That City Of LA Opens Eligibility Up To Age 16-Plus
• Double Shooting In Denver: Elias Chavez And Tlaloc Chavez Charged With Killing DeAngelo Tafoya And David Lara
• 3 Arrested In Connection With String Of LA-Area Burglaries
• Suspect Arrested After San Bruno Homeowner Sees Thief In Her House Via Home Security Camera
• Wilmer Flores' Sacrifice Fly Holds Up, Giants Beat Reds 7-6
• Parker Family 'Shellshocked' After Being Booted From Flight Over Mask Issue
• Improper Vaccine Storage Forces Coloradans To Get Another Round
• Lowrie, A's Rally From 5-run Deficit, Beat Diamondbacks 7-5
• Chicago Weather: Coolest Day Of The Week On Wednesday
• Waukegan School Board Votes To Rename Thomas Jefferson Middle School For John Lewis, After Suggestion Of Barack Obama Draws Objections
• Bieber And Cleveland Outlast Giolito As White Sox Are Shut Out In 10th
• Former CSU Rams Receiver Warren Jackson Preparing For Upcoming NFL Draft
• 'Strangers Helping Strangers': South Boston Parking Accident Leads To Act Of Kindness
• Colorado Vascular Surgeon Explains What To Watch For If You've Received The J&J Vaccine
• Durant, Nets Top Wolves In Makeup Game After Shooting
• Stroman Pitches Mets Past Phils For Doubleheader Sweep
• Police Release Surveillance Photos Of Van Wanted In Somerville Hit-And-Run
• I-Team: Revere Residents Upset Over New Parking Meters, Lack Of Outreach
• Grafton Family Displays More Than 17,000 Flags For Massachusetts COVID Victims
• Yankees Fall To Toronto Blue Jays
• Demonstration Protesting Shooting Death Of Daunte Wright Briefly Shuts Down Brooklyn Bridge
• Pittsburgh Mayor Candidates Pressed On Policing In City During Debate
• Pittsburgh Police Cars, Ambulances And City Vehicles Changing Colors To Represent Steel Heritage
• Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser Testifies In Support Of Bill To Keep Firearms Out Of The Hands Of Domestic Abusers
• Brutally Honest Post About 'Neurotic, Man-Hating' Chihuahua Up For Adoption In New Jersey Goes Viral
• Plunked Again, Willson Contreras Hits Back With HR As Cubs Beat Brewers
• Royals C Perez Ends Game With Pickoff, KC Beats Angels 3-2
• Many More Sex Offenders Are Living In One Englewood Building Than First Known, Raising Legal Red Flags -- But Ex-Offenders Say They Have Few Options
• UPDATE: Suspect in Horrific Pittsburg Double-Fatal Crash on Probation For Prior DUI
• Brooklyn Center Residents Stepping Up During Crisis: 'There's An Energy Around This Community'
• FDA, CDC Recommend 'Pause' For Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine Over Clot Reports
• Duvall Hits 2 HRs, Drives In 7 As Marlins Rout Braves 14-8
• Road To Reopening: Miami-Dade, Broward Public Schools Planning 100% In-Person Instruction In The Fall
• Maryland Directs All Vaccine Providers To Pause Johnson & Johnson Shot In Light Of Clot Reports
• 16-Year-Old With Airsoft Gun, Knife Fatally Shot By State Trooper, Maryland State Police Say
• Family Of Adam Toledo Reviews Police Body Camera Video Of Teen's Fatal Shooting; Release To Public Won't Be 'Immediate' At Family's Request
• Police: Christopher Noesi Steals CBS2 Mobile Weather Lab In Midtown, Sideswipes Taxi
• Daunte Wright Killing: Officer Kim Potter, Police Chief Resign; Potter May Soon Face Criminal Charges
• Vince Lago Wins Coral Gables Mayoral Race
• Jury Notices To Be Sent Out Friday In Capital Gazette Murder Trial
• Volunteers Raising Money To Rebuild Trails & Bridges Burned Down In Cameron Peak Fire
• FDA Recommends 'Pause' For Johnson & Johnson COVID Vaccine After Rare Blood Clots Reported
• VIDEO: 'Hot Rodders' Close Down Part Of I-94's Lowry Tunnel In Minneapolis
• Despite Less Traffic, Nearly 600 Marylanders Died In Crashes Last Year, Department Of Transportation Says
• Philadelphia-Area Clinics Temporarily Close, Pivot After FDA, CDC Recommend Pausing Use Of Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 Vaccine
• Minnesota Clinics Report Majority Of COVID Hospitalizations Are Under 65 Years Old Now
• Phillies Swept In Doubleheader By Mets
• CPS, CTU Still In Talks Over Teachers' COVID Safety Concerns
• You Can Still Donate To The 2021 Brigance Brigade Foundation Virtual Run/Walk
• Who Is Replacing Ryan Wagner As Orioles' Public Address Announcer?
• Selena Gomez To Host SoFi Stadium Concert Supporting COVID-19 Vaccine Push
• 1 Shot And Killed In Pittsburgh's Lincoln-Lemington Neighborhood
• Carnegie Mellon University's Biorobotics Lab Creates Robot That Can Swim
• George Dominates Pacers, Leads Clippers To 6th Straight Win
• Kuzma Nets 24, Lifts Lakers Past Short-Handed Hornets 101-93
• Shesterkin Makes 27 Saves In First NHL Shutout As Rangers Beat Devils
• Sens. Rubio, Scott Say It's Too Soon To Weigh In On Gaetz's Future
• Police: Woman Found Dead In St. Paul Apartment
• Saint Joseph's College Fines Students $50 For Not Wearing Masks
• Quick Switch: Dallas County Gives Moderna And Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccines At Fair Park, With J&J On Pause
• George Floyd's Girlfriend Once Taught Daunte Wright In High School (CBS News)
• Long Beach Public Library To Launch Chromebook, Mifi Lending Service
• San Francisco's New Sobering Center Will Provide Drug Addicts A Place To Go For Help
• Study: Sediment, Tidal Marshes Are Key To Protecting Bay Area From Rising Sea Levels
• 'Alcohol To Go' On Move In Florida House
• Over 700 University Of Michigan Students Denied Access To Campus Buildings
• Police Looking For 2 Suspects Accused Of Stealing More Than $1,300 Worth Of Merchandise From Indiana Co. Walmart
• Derek Chauvin Trial, April 13: Defense's Expert Witness Says Use Of Force Against George Floyd 'Justified'
• Large Portion Of New COVID-19 Cases In Those Under 18
• Bruins Beat Sabres 3-2 In Shootout In Hall's Debut
• Suncor Announces $12 Million In Improvements Following Emissions Investigation
• Lateshia Hill's Family Vows Justice Will Be Served After Deadly Triple Shooting In Wilmington
• IHSA Board Rules That Masks Will No Longer Be Required For Illinois Student Athletes In Low-Risk Sports
• Mantha Shines In Debut, Ovechkin Scores As Caps Rout Flyers
• Police: Suspect Punches Man, Woman At Brooklyn Convenience Store, Steals Their Car Keys
• Philadelphia Flyers Routed By Washington Capitals For 6th Loss In Last 8 Games
• Colorado Bill Would Prohibit Traveling Animal Shows
• Waxahachie Basketball Player Prince Banks Stands Strong As His Mom Battles Breast Cancer
• After CBS 2 Investigation, New Privacy Protections For Sexual Violence Survivors Come Closer To Becoming Illinois Law
• Police Clear Scene After Man With Knife Or Hatchet Reported Near UPMC Passavant Hospital
• Pittsburghers Protest Police Shooting Of Daunte Wright In Minnesota
• COVID Safety: Warriors Officials Give Preview of Chase Center's Pandemic Protocols
• Clinics Adapt As Pause Put On Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Distribution
• Prince George's County Police Searching For Missing 83-Year-Old Man
• Chicago Heights Parks Supt. Frank Perez Backs Out Of Interview With CBS 2 After Taking Buyout To Leave Amid Complaints About Handling Of Funds
• 'How Is That My Fault': EDD Says Some Californians Need To Pay Back Thousands In Overpayments
• New York Woman Indicted In Connection To Fire That Injured 4 Firefighters, Displaced 60 Residents
• COVID Vaccines: Pause In Johnson & Johnson Shots Taken In Stride By Bay Area Health Officials
• Duante Wright Shooting: Dozens March In Philadelphia In Protest Of Fatal Police Shooting
• Gregg Shore, Former Assistant Bucks County DA Demoted For Working For DoorDash On Clock, Resigns
• Biden Accepts Pelosi Invitation to Address Joint Session of Congress
• 6 Members Of Cubs' Traveling Party Now On COVID-Related List; Manager David Ross Says Coaches Driver And Young Were Vaccinated, But Not Fully
• Staples Center Releases Updated Safety Guidelines Including Proof Of Vaccination Or Negative COVID Test
• Midlothian Police Say Missy Bevers Murder Not A 'Cold Case' 5 Years Later
• DA's Office: Man Shot Dead By Daly City Police Was Wielding Fake Gun
• 2 W. Va. Child Services Workers Charged With Misdemeanors Involving Abuse Of 4-Year-Old Boy Who Later Died
• Cubs Pitcher Kyle Hendricks Scratched From Starting Lineup On Tuesday, Said He Wasn't Feeling Well
• Pot-Themed Colorado License Plates Expected To Fetch Rocky Mountain High Revenues At Auction
• New Evidence Leads To Arrests In Kristin Smart's Murder Case
• Lincoln Center Transforming Iconic Josie Robertson Plaza Into Green Space
• Former NYC Transportation Commissioner Polly Trottenberg Confirmed As Deputy Secretary Of U.S. Transportation Department
• ERCOT Sends Alert About Possible 'Emergency Conditions', Calls On Texans To Conserve
• Artist Efren Andaluz Pays Tribute To Late Rapper DMX In New Mural In The Bronx
• LAUSD Welcomes Kindergarteners, First Graders Back To 61 Elementary Schools
• Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Pause Deals Big Blow To Mountain Communities
• Johnson & Johnson Pause Sends Some Clinics Scrambling, Fuels Worry Of Vaccine Hesitation
• UChicago Medicine's Dr. Emily Landon Has Message For Those Who Might Be Worried After Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine Administration Is 'Paused'
• Police: Brooklyn Woman Robbed By Man She Met Through Dating Website
• UPDATE: Paul Flores, Suspect In Cal Poly Student Kristin Smart's 1996 Disappearance Arrested; Father Also Jailed
• USDA Issues Public Health Alert For Wegmans, Nature's Promise Raw Ground Turkey Products
• COVID In New York City: Health Department Report Details Prevalence Of Variants Across NYC
• Family fears girl in Britt Reid crash may have permanent brain injury
• J&J COVID-19 Vaccine Probe Fueling New Hesitancy In Dallas' Minority Community
• Prosecutors: San Jose Flooring Company Owner Charged With Wage Theft; Workers Owed Nearly $1M In Overtime
• Florida House Could Open Door To Pre-Game Prayers
• Branford Police: Suspect Dead After Shootout With Officers, Barricading Himself Inside Building
• NSA alerts Microsoft to "critical vulnerabilities" in email app
• A Timeline In The Disappearance Of Kristin Smart
• Fort Worth Firefighter Hurt Rescuing Critically Injured Fire Victim
• State Lawmakers Vote Down Bill That Would Phase Out Fracking In California
• Pennsylvania Voters To Weigh In On Government Pandemic Power Struggle
• COVID In Colorado: Food Pantry Will Close As Older Adults Can Now Safely Shop For Themselves
• Man Accused Of Attacking Woman Of Korean Descent In Tustin Amid Rise In Anti-Asian American Hate Incidents
• 5 Dogs Saved From Possible Dogfighting Ring In North Philadelphia
• More Than 1,000 COVID Vaccination Appointments Canceled In Aurora As Officials Pause Use Of Johnson & Johnson Vaccine
• Urías, Orioles Beat Mistake-Prone Mariners, Split Doubleheader
• 'Victims Of Communism Day' Teed Up In Florida House
• Bay Area Homelessness Regional Action Plan Announced; Seeks To House 75% Of Homeless By 2024
• Former Laurel Police Chief David Crawford Indicted In Connection With Series Of Arsons
• Local Police Receive Regular Training To Differentiate Between Stun Gun And Firearm
• 'Prime Suspect' Paul Flores, Father Ruben, Arrested In 1996 Disappearance Of Kristin Smart; Still No Remains Found
• Durant, Nets Blow Out Timberwolves 127-97 In Rescheduled Game; Wednesday Matchup With Bucks Moved To Afternoon
• City Pausing Vaccination Program For Homebound Seniors, And Other Clinics That Rely On Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Amid Federal Review Of Blood Clots
• Alfredo Leon Ruiz Arrested After Allegedly Stabbing Dog To Death In Thousand Palms
• Denver Weather: Snow Likely Overnight Into Wednesday
• 1 Of The 5 Rescued Husky Puppies Doing Well, Going To Live With Foster Family, BARCS Says
• No Cases Of 'Exceedingly Rare' Blood Clots From Johnson & Johnson Vaccine In MN, But Providers Asked To Pause Doses
• 'He Was Our Angel': Families Of Daunte Wright, George Floyd Gather In Solidarity
• Crews Free Man Trapped While Repairing Machine In Lawrence County
• Investigation Launched After Hackers Break Into Illinois Attorney General's Computer Network
• California Focusing On Urgent Projects As Wildfire Season Looms
• Texas Police Chiefs Oppose Constitutional Carry Bills Championed By State GOP
• Garden Grove Strawberry Festival Officials Warn Of Scammer Selling Vendor Booths For Canceled Event
• What You Need To Know About The Johnson & Johnson Vaccine 'Pause'
• Colorado Pauses Use Of Johnson & Johnson COVID Vaccine
• COVID: Redwood City Latest In Bay Area To Approve $5/Hour Grocery Worker Hazard Pay
• Ted Cruz Says MLB Moved All-Star Game Out Of Georgia Based On 'Pile Of Lies'
• Douglas County Opts Out Of Tri-County Health Order
• 2 Wilmington Police Officers Responding To Deadly Triple Shooting Involved In 3-Car Crash
• MTA Survey Finds 87% Of Lapsed Subway Riders Say Safety Is Biggest Factor In Return To Mass Transit
• 'We Don't Want To Look Like A Segregated Chicago': Black Chamber Of Commerce Looks Into North Side Opportunities
• Daunte Wright Shooting: Minneapolis, St. Paul Among Metro Cities Voluntarily Extending Curfew
• Florida House Condemns Democratic Socialism In Resolution
• Bicyclist Critically Hurt After Being Hit By Vehicle In Lafayette
• Emotional Homecoming For Paralyzed Miami-Dade Corrections Officer Kedson Julmiste
• COVID In Colorado: Counties Join Partnership To Ease Back Into Fully Reopening
• Sam Metcalfe, Paralyzed By Stray Bullet In Brooklyn, Speaks Out: 'The Person Who Shot Me Was Hunting A Young Man'
• CPD Prepares For Possible Protests; Inspector General's Report On 2020 Unrest Says CPD Was 'Unprepared'
• 'Cafe Maddy Cab' Helps Pay Cab Fare For Asian People Fearful Of Taking The Subway
• Pennsylvania Pauses Use Of Johnson & Johnson Vaccine
• Newark Police Officers, Community Members Credited For Bringing Man Attempting Suicide To Safety
• Sikh Celebrate Vaisakhi New Year Festival, 'A Real Proud Moment For Us'
• Downtown Partnership Releases Annual State Of Downtown Baltimore Report
• NYC Officials Point To Broken Parole System As Violent Crime Rises; Parolee Says Education, Mental Health Services Are Needed
• Warriors Name Brandon Schneider Team President, COO To Succeed Hall-Of-Famer Rick Welts
• Road To Reopening: Air And Sea Show Returns To Miami Beach For Memorial Day Weekend
• CBS13 Investigates: Should School Athletes Use Rapid COVID Tests Instead of State Lab PCR Test?
• Red Sox Win 7th In A Row, Top Twins 4-2
• Community Activists Reveal Plan To Create A Safe Summer In NYC As Gun Violence Continues Rising
• Fontana Softball Coach Osbaldo Gonzalez Arrested For Allegedly Molesting 3 Of His Players
• Kenosha Police Officer Rusten Sheskey Returns From Administrative Leave, Faces No Internal Discipline For Jacob Blake Shooting
• CDC And FDA Recommend Pausing Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 Vaccine Over Blood Clot Concerns
• 'I Had A Nightmare Last Night That The Police Came In Here': Lawsuit Being Prepared Over No-Knock Warrant Raid Of Debra Cottingham's Queens Home
• Former Sebastopol Mayor Appears In Court After Arrest For Alleged Child Sexual Assault
• Jamal Murray Out Indefinitely For Denver Nuggets After Tearing ACL
• Pause On Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Forces Pivot In Vaccine Distribution Plan
• Red Sox Beat Twins 4-2 As Snow Flurries Fall At Target Field
• World-Famous Artist Pharrell Williams Teams Up Nightlife King Dave Grutman To Bring Goodtime Hotel To Miami Beach
• Petition Launched To Help Save Hollywood's Cinerama Dome
• Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Suspension Has Put Some Vaccination Sites In A Bind
• Open For Business: Pat's Music Shop In Mayfair Still Soothing The Soul In Good Times And Bad
• 'I Had Fear': What Some In Chicago Are Saying After Receiving The Johnson & Johnson COVID Shot Before It Was Pulled
• Colorado Rapids Fans Can Return To Dick's Sporting Goods Park For The Home Opener, At 44% Capacity
• Chicago Police Officer Injured During Traffic Stop In Dunning
• 'We Have A Problem In Parker County,' Minority Students Allegedly 'Slave Traded' Online By Classmates  
• Mail-In Ballots Go Out Next Week In Allegheny County, But Expect Some Changes
• Florida Plans To Clean up Old Piney Point Phosphate Plant
• Johnson And Johnson Coronavirus Vaccine Pause: Doctors Answer Your Questions
• Morgan Braxton's Stepmother 'Knew Something Was Wrong' Before She Was Allegedly Murdered By Boyfriend Byron McDonald II
• Baltimore City Health Officials Say They Will Switch To Moderna Doses While Johnson & Johnson On Pause
• New Tech Turning Virtual World Into Hands-On Experience For Remote Workers
• $50,000 in student loan cancellation could leave 84% of borrowers debt free
• Woman Shot In Hand In Broad Daylight In Irving Park
• Keller @ Large: Governors Charlie Baker, Chris Sununu Targeted By EMILY's List
• Jauhar Tajuddin Shuaib Of Irvine Faces Hate Crime Charge After Allegedly Punching Woman, Hurling Racial Comments At Her
• CDC Investigating Ground Turkey Products After Salmonella Cases Surface
• 'Year Of Transition': Suit Shops Say Work Wardrobe Will Now Reflect Hybrid Model
• UPDATE: Bay Area Counties Pausing Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine Shots; State Continuing With Plans To Reopen On June 15
• 3 People Rescued From Giant Tank At Homestead Fish Farm
• Member Of Illinois House Speaker Welch's Staff Tests Positive For COVID-19 In Springfield
• Broncos Players Announce They Will Not Take Part In Upcoming Minicamp Without More COVID Protocols
• Florida Senate Could Scale Back Elections Bill
• Johnson & Johnson Pause Prompts Methuen To Cancel 600-Person COVID Vaccine Clinic
• Struggling Concert Venues Still Waiting On Federal Aid Promised In COVID-19 Relief Package
• Philadelphia School District Reveals In-Person High School Graduation Plans For 1st Time Since Pandemic
• Thief Steals Almost $1,500 Worth Of Candy From Feasterville Wawa Over Few Days, Police Say
• Bomb Squad Called In After Live Grenade Is Found In South Austin
• 'Truly Thankful': Former Steelers RB James Conner Says Goodbye To Pittsburgh
• Memorial Crane Project Comes To Boulder, Honors Those Who Lost Their Lives To COVID
• Gov. Jared Polis: Likely To Be 'Days Not Weeks' Before Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Is Available Again In Colorado
• 21% Of Gen-Z'ers Would Not Get COVID-19 Vaccine, STAT-Harris Poll Finds
• Pedal 4 Possible
• COVID Vaccine: San Francisco, Santa Clara County Open Eligibility to All Residents Age 16 and Up
• Wisconsin Suspends Use Of Johnson And Johnson Vaccine Amid Blood Clot Investigation
• WATCH: President Biden Picks Up Toy Dropped By Daughter Of Fallen Capitol Police Officer William Evans During Service
• Woman Shot, Killed At Adams County Mobile Home
• Pittsburgh Police Safely Locate Lanetta Barden
• Now Hiring: Food Distributor Sysco Looking To Fill Dozens Of Jobs In North Texas
• Derek Chauvin Trial, April 13 Live Updates: Defense's Use-Of-Force Expert Says Chauvin Didn't Use Deadly Force
• Rocky Mountain Showdown Gets 6 Year Extension
• Johnson & Johnson COVID Vaccines Paused In Massachusetts As Rare Blood Clots Are Investigated
• COVID In Florida: 9,068 New Cases, 64 Deaths Reported On Tuesday
• Frontier Airlines Expands Service To Durango, Grand Junction, Kalispell And Anchorage
• Derek Chauvin Trial: Defense's Use-Of-Force Expert Says Chauvin Didn't Use Deadly Force
• What To Do If You Received Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine
• Museum apologizes for collecting skulls of Black Americans
• 'Your Dad Was A Hero,' President Biden Pays Tribute To Slain Capitol Police Officer Billy Evans
• 'We're Following The Recommendation To Pause': Gov. DeSantis Said Florida Will Suspend Use Of Johnson & Johnson Vaccine
• What To Know If You Have Received The Johnson & Johnson Vaccine
• Astrobotic Selects SpaceX Rocket To Carry Its Griffin Lunar Lander To Moon In Search Of Water
• CDC, FDA Recommend US Pause Use Of Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 Vaccine Over Blood Clot Concerns
• 1 Dead, 2 Hospitalized Following Shooting In Hialeah Gardens
• Wanted: Westminster Police Looking For Unlawful Sexual Contact Suspect
• Disney to let workers sport tattoos and gender-neutral hairstyles
• State Farm, Arbor Day Foundation Announce Tree-Planting Collaboration
• Massachusetts Reports 1,401 New COVID Cases, 7 Additional Deaths
• 'The Only Lawful Decision Was Made': Officer Who Shot Jacob Blake Won't Face Charges
• E11EVEN Miami Becomes First Major Nightclub In US To Accept Bitcoin
• Janey Orders Release Of Boston Police Files On Patrick Rose, Devotes $1M To Office Of Police Accountability
• 4 Men Shot By At Least 2 People While Playing Dice Game Tuesday Afternoon In East Baltimore, Police Say
• Texas Native Robert Santos Picked To Lead US Census Bureau
• COVID: 4/20 Celebration At Hippie Hill In Golden Gate Park Canceled For 2nd Year In A Row
• Navigating a competitive housing market that's gone "nuts"
• Sacramento Hires Inspector General To Independently Review Police Use Of Force Cases
• Leominster Mayor Seeks 'Rightful Owner' Of Possibly Stolen Sword
• Harbour Town Golf Links Profile: Shot-Making Excellence Required At RBC Heritage
• Dog Euthanized After Being Found Matted & Emaciated, Reward Offered
• Daunte Wright Killing: Officer Kim Potter, Police Chief Resign; Potter May Soon Face Criminal Charges
• 2018 Boston Marathon Champ Des Linden Sets New World Record For 50K
• Missing Contra Costa County Man's Skeletal Remains Discovered In Oregon Woods
• TSA: Traveler Stopped For Carrying 98 Bullets Onto Airplane At BWI
• Baltimore Police Charge Man For Allegedly Beating, Stabbing His Mother To Death
• City To Begin Pothole Blitz Ahead Of Street Resurfacing
• Cyber Criminals Targeting Municipal Computer Systems
• IRS head says as much as $1 trillion in taxes goes uncollected
• 'Reminder Of Why We Serve': Randolph Police Donate Violin To 8-Year-Old Girl
• VIDEO: Juvenile Arrested In Brazen Carjacking From El Cerrito Auto Dealership
• City Council Committee Backs Plan To Protect Chicago Workers Who Take Time Off To Get COVID-19 Vaccine
• El Sereno Recreation Center Vaccination Site To Close Wednesday, Will Be Replaced With New East LA Site
• Feds: 'Breaking Bad' Inspired Massachusetts Researcher To Seek Poisons
• Pennsylvania Researcher Was Inspired By 'Breaking Bad' When He Tried To Obtain Powerful Poison Ricin, Prosecutors Say
• San Leandro Police Arrest 2 In Bank Parking Lot Thefts
• Fleeing Maserati SUV Driver Survives Horrific Crash On Interstate 580 In Oakland
• 211K Pounds Of Ground Turkey Sold As Wegmans Or Nature Promise Brands Could Be Contaminated With Salmonella
• Fayette County Launches Initiative To Vaccinate Homebound Residents
• NFLPA Recommends Players Don't Attend Voluntary Workouts In Light Of Continuing COVID Pandemic
• On First Anniversary Of Mother's Death, Karl-Anthony Towns To Sit Out Game Vs. Nets
• Gov. Larry Hogan Signs 66 Bills Into Law, The Largest Tax Cut In Maryland's History Among Bills Passed This Year
• 'Fight For Air Climb' Raises Money For Lung Cancer Research, COVID Action Initiative
• Duquesne Light Company's New Program Gives Grants To Local Diverse Grassroot Nonprofits
• Driver Killed In Crash Involving 3 Vehicles In Plano
• Lack Of Healthy Players Cuts Davis High School Football Season Short
• St. Joseph's High School To Close
• With Johnson & Johnson Vaccinations On Hold, State Sending 50,000 Moderna And Pfizer Doses To Chicago
• Crepuscular Rays Create Spectacular Colorado Sunset
• Pittsburgh Penguins To Host Military Appreciation Game On April 30
• Abducted Sisters Found Safe, Mother In Custody, Frederick County Sheriff's Office Says
• Possible Air Bag Failures In Thousands Of GM Vehicles Investigated
• 'Breaking Bad' Inspired Allentown Researcher To Seek Powerful Poison Ricin: Federal Prosecutors
• Fort Worth Police Need Help Identifying ATM Aggravated Robbery Suspect
• First MDOT Adopt-A-Highway Litter Pickup Of 2021 Begins April 17
• New ArcLight Cinemas At Hub On Causeway Will Stay Closed For Good
• Iconic theaters in California to close over pandemic losses
• Lynx Season Starts May 14 At Home Against Mercury
• Colorado Weather: Wave Of Rain And Snow Showers Expected Overnight
• Zuckerberg SF General Hospital Seeks Help In Identifying Patient Found Last Week
• Rodeo Hall Of Fame Inductee Derek Clark Dead At 60
• Federal Agency Issues Alert For Raw Ground Turkey Products With Potential Link To Salmonella
• Phillies To Honor Philadelphia Stars, Celebrate Jackie Robinson Day On April 16 At Citizens Bank Park
• FDA to propose limits on arsenic and lead in baby food
• Border Emergency: Inside "The Migrant Hotel"
• In Portland, Police Declare Riot After Vigil For Daunte Wright
• 'Incredibly Rare Side Effect': Infectious Disease Specialist Dr. Paul Sax Explains Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Pause
• NTSB: Pilot Error Likely Caused Vintage Bomber's Crash That Killed 7 In Connecticut
• Inter Miami CF Hosts LA Galaxy In Second Season Opener At DRV PNK Stadium
• Wilderness Volunteers Help Rebuild Trails In Cameron Peak Fire Burn Area
• DeSantis vows to close Piney Point for good after breach
• Bolu Babalola is bringing new life to ancient folklore in "Love In Color"
• Mayor Lightfoot Announces Chicago's Medal Of Honor Recipients
• Mass RMV Extends Grace Period For Replacing Expired March, April Inspection Stickers
• Face the Nation is #1 in viewers on April 11
• Suburban Minneapolis Police Officer Who Shot, Killed Daunte Wright Resigns
• Police: Search On For Man Caught On Camera Burglarizing Vehicle In Pembroke Pines
• Biden proposes summit with Putin to discuss "full range of issues"
• Indoor Sports Events, Theater Performances, Concerts Can Resume Thursday In Los Angeles County
• Steamboat Ski Resort Expands Skiable Area, Adds New Gondola
• All Pennsylvania Residents Age 16 And Older Now Eligible For COVID-19 Vaccine
• Phil Keoghan, Host Of CBS Hit Reality Show 'Tough As Nails,' Talks The Season Finale And The Show's Detroit Connection
• Patrol Agents Arrest MS-13 Gang Member, Convicted Child Sex Offenders Along Texas/Mexico Border 
• U.S. Investigating Possible Air Bag Failures In GM Vehicles
• Sacramento County Clinics Pause Use Of Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine After CDC Guidance
• Start Time For Wild's Wednesday Game Against Coyotes Moved To Afternoon
• 'For Me, It Was A Celebration' | Maryland Woman Wears Wedding Dress To Get Vaccinated
• COVID In Maryland: More Than 1K New Cases Added As Hospitalizations Continue To Increase
• FBI Searched Hollywood Home, Items Removed Placed In Paper Bags
• UPMC, AHN To Follow FDA, CDC Recommendation To Pause Johnson And Johnson Vaccine
• Stephon Gilmore Says Contract Situation Is Out Of His Control: 'I'm Just Happy To Be A Patriot Right Now'
• Police: Dennis Kwiecinski Facing Charges For Groping Women, Including Mom Pushing Stroller, In Rutherford, N.J.
• 'Something To Be Aware Of': Mass. Residents Keep An Eye On Johnson & Johnson COVID Vaccine Pause
• OSHA Investigating Death Of Juan Temoxtle, Colorado Dairy Farm Employee Who Drowned In Manure Pit
• Boulder County Adopts New Framework After Colorado's COVID Dial Expires
• Denver Officer Involved In Crash At Quebec Street & Northfield Boulevard
• Former Detroit Pistons Player Donates G.E.A.R. Uniforms To Detroit Public Schools Student-Athletes
• Teller County Deputy Rushed To Hospital After Head-On Crash With Suspected DUI Driver
• COVID In Illinois: 3,193 New Cases, 17 Additional Deaths
• NYPD: Man With Kids Seen On Video Robbing Frozen Yogurt Shop In Queens
• Tarrant County Sheriff's Office Seeks A&M Kwik Mart Armed Robbery Suspect
• Dog Killed, 2 People Escape Burning Mobile Home In Rohnert Park
• NYC 'Summer Rising' Program Combines School And Camp Opportunities
• Hagerstown Mass Vaccination Site To Honor Johnson & Johnson Vaccination Appointments, Switching To Pfizer
• Jon Stewart, lawmakers help veterans sickened by toxic burn pits
• Multi-Vehicle Crash With Injuries Shuts Down Liberty Bridge
• FDA, CDC Call For Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Pause To Investigate Rare Blood Clots
• Mel Kiper Mocks Patriots Trading Up For Justin Fields
• Dallas Police Searching For Hit-And-Run Driver After Pedestrian Struck At Bus Stop
• California Lifts Limits On Indoor Worship Services, Still Advises Limiting Capacity At 25%
• Timberwolves-Nets Game Rescheduled For Tuesday Afternoon
• Bruins Hope Tuukka Rask Can Return Thursday Vs. Islanders
• Biden, Lawmakers Pay Tribute To Slain Capitol Police Officer William 'Billy' Evans
• Experts call for restrictions amid India's COVID-19 surge
• Poll: 15% of people are worse off a year after the pandemic
• Dump Truck Catches Fire Along Interstate 238 In Castro Valley
• Baseball Report: J.D. Martinez, Red Sox On Fire
• "Sofagate" incident sparks petition for resignition
• Troopers Shoot, Kill Domestic Abuse Suspect After Fayette County Standoff
• WATCH LIVE: Philadelphia Officials To Provide COVID-19 Update
• LIST: Elle King And Miranda Lambert Among The Collaborations For The 56th ACM Awards
• $2.2M Settlement Reached In Pennsylvania State Police Sex Discrimination Lawsuit
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 6,638 New Cases 66 Additional Deaths
• Customs Officials Say 3 Pounds Of Cocaine Found On - And In - Person Returning From Dominican Republic
• Fmr. President Obama On Daunte Wright Shooting: 'A Reminder Of Just How Badly We Need To Reimagine Policing'
• Former President Obama On Daunte Wright Shooting: 'A Reminder Of Just How Badly We Need To Reimagine Policing'
• Man Taken Into Custody After Barricade Situation In Morton Grove
• Customs Agents Seize $50K+ In Meth Hidden Under 18-Year-Old's Clothing At Texas/Mexico Border  
• Drug Lab Inside Denver Homeless Camp Causes Explosion, City Finds 30 Propane Tanks
• Man Stabbed Multiple Times On SEPTA Market-Frankford Shuttle Bus During Apparent Robbery Attempt: Police
• Meadow Brook Golf Club Clubhouse In Reading Destroyed By Fire For Second Time In Nearly A Year
• State, Local Health Departments Pausing Use Of Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Amid CDC, FDA Review
• Minnesota mayor pleads with residents to "stay home" amid protests
• Former Steelers RB James Conner Agrees To Contract With Arizona Cardinals
• MN Providers Advised To 'Pause' Distribution Of Johnson And Johnson Vaccine Until Review Of Rare Blood Clot Cases
• Kimberly Druhan, Baltimore Woman Last Seen In Brooklyn, Found After Search
• Nonprofit builds tiny homes for trans women living on the streets
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