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Articles from April 14, 2021

• Turner Powers Dodgers Past Rockies 4-2 For 5th Straight Win
• Immersive Van Gogh Exhibit Debuts In Denver In September But Tickets Already Selling Fast
• Man Dies In Dairy Farm Manure Pit As State Lawmakers Debate Farm Worker Rights Bill
• Reseda Residents Protest Tiny Home Community Being Built For Homeless
• Pérez Delivers With Bat To Finish Big Series, KC Tops Angels
• Diver Recovers Lost Wedding Ring From American River, Reunites It With Heartbroken Husband
• 'It's Going To Save Lives': Colorado Naloxone Project Provides Opioid Overdose Medication To At-Risk Patients
• Sharks Swept By Ducks To End 1-4 Homestand
• Stolarz, Getzlaf Help Ducks Sweep Sharks With 4-1 Win
• Jacob Alan Wright, 19, Arrested In Murders Of Rancho Cucamonga Woman, Her 8-Year-Old Daughter
• Hundreds Protest Digital Vaccine Cards At Orange County Board Of Supervisors Meeting
• Fleury Passes Belfour In Wins, Golden Knights Beat Kings 6-2
• Colorado Ranks 2nd Best Among U.S. States According To Survey Of Americans
• Parents Speak Out As School Districts Continue To Get Buses Running Again For All Students
• COVID Reopening: Uber Expects Employees At The Office At Least 3 Days A Week
• Daunte Wright Shooting: Demonstrators And Police Clash For 4th Night In Brooklyn Center
• Chicago Weather: A Few Sprinkles Overnight
• Five Things We Know About The Adam Toledo Police Shooting Case
• COVID: Few 'Breakthrough' Infections Among Vaccinated In Sonoma County No Cause For Alarm, Experts Say
• Carlos Rodón Throws No-Hitter As White Sox Shut Out Cleveland
• Ex-Catholic Priest Charged With Sexually Assaulting 4 Boys In Palmdale, Redondo Beach
• Curry's 42, Green's Triple-Double Lead Warriors Past Thunder In Rout
• Biden Announces Withdrawal Of All U.S. Troops From Afghanistan By 9/11
• SWAT Standoff Underway In Westminster With Wanted Suspect Raymond Quintana
• Snow Coming To Western Massachusetts, Up To 6 Inches Early Friday
• Colorado Restaurant Association Stands Up For Small Restaurants Amid Changing Health Guidelines
• Lynn Tax Business Fined $136,000 For Prohibiting Employees And Customers From Wearing Masks
• 4 Massachusetts Chocolate Shops Named Among The Country's Best
• COVID In Colorado: Health Experts Hopeful Despite New Wave Of Hospitalizations
• Peterson Ks 10, McCann Homers As Mets Beat Phils Again
• 'Punch In The Gut,' Getting COVID-19 Is Still Possible After Vaccination
• I-Team: Revere Residents Plan Protest Over New Parking Meters
• CDC Panel Delays Decision On Johnson & Johnson COVID Vaccine Pause
• Randle Nets 32 As Knicks Limit Zion, Beat Pelicans
• NH Youth Baseball Team Forced To Cancel Trip To Cooperstown Over 12+ COVID Vaccine Requirement
• After Talking To IDES More Than 40 Times And Not Getting Answers, Suburban Man's Issues With Unemployment Benefits Issues Are Resolved Following CBS 2 Report
• 'These Kids Are Going To Be Traumatized': Residents At Epicenter Of Daunte Wright Protests Feel Powerless
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• Chicago Ridge Residents Have Had It With Repeated Dumping At End Of One Dead-End Street
• 'It's Just Tragic:' Lizbeth Mass Gunned Down On The Job At City Island Construction Site
• Yates Device -- Developed By Local Doctor's Company -- Employs Lights, Sirens, Cameras To Deter Carjackers
• Aguilar's Double Lifts Marlins Past Braves
• Crews Spend Hours Trying To Gain Control Of Massive Scrapyard Fire On Neville Island
• 13-Year-Old, 16-Year-Old Charged In Fabian Mendez's Fatal Carjacking In SE Baltimore
• Sacramento Woman Reported Missing In Miami While On Vacation
• New York Philharmonic Performs At The Shed As Part Of New York PopsUp Series
• Retired Police Major Explains How Miami-Dade Officers Are Trained Not To Mix Up Handgun & Taser
• With Spike In Chicago Carjackings, Rideshare Drivers Rally For Protections For Their Safety
• Lights On Display In Brooklyn To Commemorate Ramadan
• With J&J's Single-Shot Paused, Medical Expert Says People Shouldn't 'Try To Skimp At This Stage' When It Comes To 2nd Dose Of Pfizer Or Moderna
• Gov. Hogan, Mayor Scott Concerned About Loss Of Vaccine Trust Due To Johnson & Johnson Issues
• Dr. David Fowler, Former Maryland Chief Medical Examiner, Called To Stand For Defense In Derek Chauvin Murder Trial
• Daunte Wright Shooting: Fmr. Officer Kim Potter Released From Jail Hours After Arrest, Manslaughter Charges
• Marilyn Mosby Shares More With Baltimore City Council On Policy To No Longer Prosecute Low-Level Drug, Sex Crimes
• Daunte Wright Shooting: Fmr. Officer Kim Potter Released From Jail Hours After Arrest For Manslaughter Charges
• Mother Of Peyton Ham, Teen Killed In Trooper-Involved Shooting, Mourns 'Awesome Young Man'
• Jackson's Jumper Gives Clippers 100-98 Win Over Pistons
• Defense's Medical Expert In Derek Chauvin Trial Says George Floyd's Cause Of Death Is 'Undetermined'
• 'They Stepped In And Saved My Life In Multiple Ways': A Former Wednesday's Child Gets The Life He's Always Wanted
• Baltimore Police Officer Martha Sprinkle Believed To Be Longest-Serving Active Female Officer In U.S.
• Shooting In Downtown San Jose Hyde Park Neighborhood Leaves Victim With Life-Threatening Injuries
• MGM, Greektown, And Motor City Report Strong Profits Amid Pandemic
• LaVine Scores 30, Vucevic 29, But Bulls Lose To Orlando Magic
• COVID: San Jose Schools See Fewer Families In Drive-Thru Lunch Program
• COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic At WCCCD Extends Walk-In Hours
• Irving's MacArthur High School Went On Lockdown For 6 Hours Due To 'Possible Threat Of Student With Gun'; No Gun Was Found
• Slumping Phillies Strike Out 14 Times In Another Quiet Loss To Mets
• Experts Warn To Be On Alert For Copperhead Snakes During Cicada Return
• Embiid Turns In Another MVP-Level Performance As Sixers Top Undermanned Nets For 1st In East
• 76ers Top Undermanned Nets For 1st In East
• Gillian Gallagher Wins Cash Prize For 1st Place In First-Ever Brunch Battle
• Nurse Practitioner Vaccinating Homebound Philadelphians With Doses That Would Have Otherwise Gone To Waste
• Parkland's Chief Medical Officer Says Those Who've Received J&J COVID-19 Vaccine Shouldn't Worry
• Police: 17-Year-Old Girl Punched In The Face, Robbed In Brooklyn
• Philadelphia Doctor Squashes Fears Of Vaccine Hesitancy After Johnson & Johnson Shot Paused
• Hot Dog On A Stick's Offering 75-Cent Dogs On April 24 For 75th Anniversary
• 'Bed Tax' Change Backed In Florida House
• Steelers Draft Preview 2021: Safety
• Chicago Fire FC To Play Before Crowd At Soldier Field Again; Defender Jonathan Bornstein Says Expectations Are Higher This Year
• Comedians Turning To Social Media To Share Their Work With Clubs Closed During Pandemic
• Burleson Police Officer Joshua Lott Recovering After Being Shot Multiple Times, Suspect In Custody
• Baylor Refuses Jeep After Auto Dealer Says It Could Be Used To Recruit And 'Pull Some People Out Of The Hood'
• Baltimore County Police Searching For Missing 11-Year-Old Girl
• $94 Million Project To Rebuild Hinchliffe Stadium In Paterson Now Underway
• Calls For Justice As Suspects In Asian American Attacks Appear In San Francisco Court - 'We Are Watching'
• Beverly Grove Homeless Encampment Cleared, But Residents Say Problems With Crime Have Not Gone Away
• Placer Couty DA Explains What Ground Penetrating Radar Is And How It Can Help Investigators
• White Sox Place Dylan Cease On Injured List; He Has Not Tested Positive For COVID-19, But Is Showing Symptoms
• Authorities: New York Woman Kidnapped, Sexually Assaulted In New Jersey
• Governor Gavin Newsom urges reopening of California schools
• Solano County Sheriff Says FBI Found No Link Between Deputies And Antigovernment Extremists
• LA Animal Services Offering Reduced And Waived Fees For Pit Bulls, Cats
• Steelers Draft Preview 2021: Guard
• Bears Kick Returner Cordarrelle Patterson Expected To Sign With Atlanta Falcons
• Bill Geared Toward Creating More Affordable Housing Passes Out Of Illinois Senate Committee
• Police Searching For Suspect Accused Of Opening Fire Near 2 Gaithersburg Officers
• Denver Weather: More Snow And Cold Moving Into Colorado
• New Jersey Man Who Was Arrested On Child Porn Charges Allegedly Tried To Hire Hitman To Murder 14-Year-Old Child In New York
• Two Arrested After Paintball Shootings In Worcester
• One Year After Peach Crop Was Devastated By Hard Late Frost, Palisade Farmers Have Good News To Share
• Chicago Public Library Posts Archive Of Speeches By Mayor Harold Washington, Born 99 Years Ago Thursday
• COVID Vaccine: Santa Clara County Ramps Up Effort With Dose Surplus
• Stanford Medicine Launching COVID-19 Vaccine Study On Children 5 Years Old And Under
• Body Found In Connecticut River As Chicopee Police Search For Missing Boy
• Bill To Decriminalize Psychedelic Drugs Passes Senate Health Committee
• San Leandro Police Make Multiple Arrests In Recent Catalytic Converter Thefts
• Bichette Hits 2nd Homer In 9th, Yankees Fall To Blue Jays
• Police: Man Forces Himself Inside Davis Home, Steals Student's Vehicle
• Florida Senate Ready To Pass Controversial Protest Bill
• Red Sox Beat Twins 7-1 For Twinbill Sweep, 9th Straight Win
• Investigators Working To Determine Whether Johnson & Johnson Vaccine May Cause Blood Clots
• Officer Injured In Dunning On Tuesday Was Pulled Into Car While Trying To Arrest Man, Police Say
• Road To Reopening: Curfew For New York Restaurants & Bars Extended, Outdoor Dining Restrictions Eased In Connecticut
• Capitol Police watchdog to call for overhaul of intel collection
• 'Billionaire Boxer' Joe Fournier Ready To Settle Score With Reggaeton Singer Reykon In The Ring
• Crystal Lake Pizza Shop Worker Says She Was Drugged, Assaulted By Owner; Police Search For More Victims
• Hayward Teachers Bring Science to Life With Home Kits For Students
• Antioch Establishing Chinatown District; Officials Apologize For City's Racist History
• Douglas County Business Eager To Reopen Without Limitations: 'Life Has To Go On'
• Fort Worth Mayoral Candidates Discuss Issues At Forum Days Before Early Voting Begins
• Gloucester Man Charged After Allegedly Beating Fellow Inmate To Death At Bridgewater Treatment Center
• 1 Person In Custody After Man Found Dead In Sacramento County
• Johnson & Johnson Vaccine To Remain In Limbo While Officials Seek More Evidence
• Men Found Dead In Abandoned School In Parker County Sunday Identified
• Coinbase Soars In Market Debut, Valued Near $86 Billion
• Multiple Ballot Questions Face Voters In This Year's Primary
• CDC Study Finds Leaving Middle Seat Open On Airplanes Could Reduce COVID Exposure For Passengers
• CDC Panel Adjourns Without Vote on Extending Johnson & Johnson COVID Vaccine Pause
• 'I Came Here To Honor': Community Members Mourn The Loss Of Daunte Wright
• COVID-19 UK Variant Cases Up 31% In Illinois In One Week; Still Stopped By Vaccine
• FEMA funeral program inundated by 1 million calls at launch
• University Of Colorado Refuses To Pay $17 Million Ransom Following Accellion Data Breach
• Delaware AG Says Ex-Police Chief Michael Capriglione Not Fit For Public Office
• Bucks Breeze By Timberwolves 130-105
• NYPD: Woman Found Dead In Trunk Of Car In Queens, 4 Men In Custody
• Father Jim Worth And Ben Hack, Who Lives With Autism, Share Special Bond Over Music And More: 'It Thrills Me'
• Denver Metro Area Water Parks Announce Summer Opening Dates
• FBI: San Francisco Childcare Employee Accused of Making Child Porn at Work
• COVID Restrictions: Summit County To Remain In Level Yellow Until The End Of May
• Missing Angeles National Forest Hiker Found Safe With Help Of Map Enthusiast
• Man Killed In Shooting Wednesday Afternoon, Baltimore Police Say
• Bloomfield High School Senior David Odekunle, Who Grew Up In Nigeria, Receives Acceptance Letters From 7 Ivy Leagues Schools: 'It's Like A Once-In-A-Lifetime Feeling'
• Jamestown Man Arrested After Allegedly Hitting Sheriff's Deputy With Stun Gun Probe
• Miracle Baby Thrives After Being Given 0% Chance To Live Diagnosis
• Body Of US Capitol Police Officer Billy Evans Returns To Massachusetts
• Zuccarello's 2 Goals Lead Wild To 5-2 Win Over Coyotes
• Pa. Attorney General Josh Shapiro Debuts Program In Fayette Co. To Help Those Battling Addiction
• Minority Health Month Focuses On Underserved Communities In Colorado
• Red Sox Sweep Doubleheader Against Twins
• Cueto Leaves In 6th With Lat Tightness; Giants Shut Out Reds To Wrap Up 5-1 Homestand
• Boston Marathon Runner, Children's Hospital Patient Partner Build Special Bond
• Officials Say Long Island Rail Road Is 'Safer, Cleaner, More Reliable' Than Ever As They Beg Riders To Return
• Philadelphia Police Officers Michael Kennedy, James Saxton Arrested For Wrongdoing
• Second-Largest Solar Roof In South Florida Capable Of Providing 100% Of Energy Needs For Building
• House Committee Holds Hearings On Dueling Bills Regarding Puerto Rico's Potential Statehood
• The Turtle Hospital Celebrates Earth Day, And Saving Turtles, Every Day Of The Year
• Bronx High School Students Partner With DOT To Improve Local Street Safety
• 2 Pennsylvania State Troopers Cleared After Shooting Teen Carjacking Suspect During Chase
• Florida's Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried Makes South Florida Stops, Talks About Possible Run For Governor
• Firefighter Daniel Foley, Who Died After Battling 9/11-Related Illness, Honored Posthumously At FDNY Medal Day
• COVID-19 "long-haulers" cope with lasting virus symptoms
• Van Stolen From Mesa County Found In Los Angeles
• Haiti Prime Minister Joseph Jouthe Resigns Amid Violence, Political Strife
• Conor Sheary Signs 2-Year, $3M Deal With Capitals
• Police: Man Drags Hutchinson Officer With Vehicle, Hits Him With Hammer After Face Mask Dispute
• Transgender Athlete Bill Passes Florida House
• Mariners-Orioles Rained Out; Doubleheader Set For Thursday
• Charges Dropped In Grand County Bar Fight After Detectives Review Video
• 19-Year-Old Woman Killed In Fiery Santa Cruz DUI Crash Following High-Speed CHP Chase; Driver Arrested
• Pedestrian Killed After Being Hit By 2 Cars In South LA; 3 Witnesses That Tried To Help Him Sought For Questioning
• 'Now Is The Time To Get Us Home,' Those Who Served In Afghanistan Say It's Time To Go
• Police: Arrests Made In Theft Of Mail From SW Miami-Dade Apartment Complex
• Daunte Wright Shooting Puts Pressure On Minnesota Legislature To Pass More Police Reforms
• Broward Family Knows Importance Of Organ Donation, They Are Living Proof
• Daunte Wright Shooting: Fmr. Brooklyn Center Officer Kim Potter Arrested, Will Be Charged With 2nd-Degree Manslaughter
• Calif. Ranked 12 On List Of All US States From Best To Worst
• A Basin Gets The Go-Ahead For Improvements That Include Lenawee Chairlift Replacement, New Restaurant Space
• NFL Star Aaron Donald Accused Of Assault
• New Effort To Help Frontline Pandemic Medical Workers Process Their Grief
• Oakland Officials Announce Ramped Up Clean Up Of Illegal Dumping Sites
• 2 Dogs Killed, 7 People Left Homeless After Waukegan Fire
• 'Like Dropping A Bomb': Chicago Community Organizers Work To Combat Vaccine Hesitancy After Johnson & Johnson Pause
• City Calls Its Response To 2015 Unrest Following Death Of Freddie Gray A 'Success' In Court Filings
• Pause On Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine Remains In Place After CDC Advisory Committee Meeting
• Water Gremlin Signs Stipulation Agreement With MPCA; Pays $325K Penalty, Corrects Violations
• Shooting Investigation at Miami Gardens Gas Station
• UPMC Opens Pittsburgh Mills COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic To Walk-Ins
• Pause In Johnson & Johnson's COVID Shot Could Create More Hesitancy Among Unvaccinated Americans
• 15-Year-Old Boy Shot And Killed In Lincoln-Lemington Remembered For Sharp Wit And Big Smile
• Minneapolis, St. Paul Won't Impose Curfews Wednesday Night; Brooklyn Center And Others Will
• Amache Incarceration Site In Colorado Could Become New National Park
• Two South Jersey Strangers Form Lifetime Friendship After Being Quarantined Together During COVID At Seacrest Village
• Women Detail Drug Use, Sex & Payments After Late-Night Parties With Florida Rep. Matt Gaetz
• Community Vaccination Clinic In Fort Worth
• Governor Says J & J Pause Will Not Significantly Impact Massachusetts Vaccination Schedule
• Keller @ Large: How Madoff's Fraud Was A Harbinger Of Future Scams, Conspiracies
• 'That's Past History': Ponzi Scheme Victim Norman Braman On Death Of Bernie Madoff
• DPS: More Than 600,000 Vehicles Have Expired Minn. Tabs
• Vail Residents Urged To Consider Flood Insurance Ahead Of Spring Runoff
• I Got The J&J Vaccine; Should I Be Worried? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Questions
• Caltrans Contractor On Freeway On-Ramp Severely Injured In Hit-and-Run Crash
• Derek Chauvin Trial: Under Cross Examination, Defense's Medical Expert Agrees Floyd Needed 'Immediate Emergency Attention' For Cardiac Arrest
• Derek Chauvin Trial: Morries Hall, Friend Of George Floyd, Refuses To Testify
• Stewart Waithanji Of Costa Mesa Charged With Murder After Hit-And-Run Crash Kills 74-Year-Old Man
• Marple Township Neighbors Come Together To Fight PECO's Plans For Natural Gas Reliability Station
• Vaccination Sites Ready For Influx After Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Paused
• Philadelphia Streets Department's Plan To Rebuild MLK Jr. Bridge Hits Roadblock During Art Commission Meeting
• COVID In Florida: 6,772 New Cases, 45 Deaths Reported On Wednesday
• ERCOT Warns Of 'Tight Grid Conditions' Wednesday, But No Call To Conserve
• Little Girl Seen Wandering Alone On Long Island Found Safe, Police Say
• Genesee Valley Outdoor Learning Center Hopes To Provide Students With Unique Learning Experiences Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• 2 Horses Killed In Barn Fire At Belmont Park
• COVID-19 Mortality Rate 'Shockingly' Higher For LA County's Black, Latino Men; Also Have Much Lower Rates Of Vaccination
• Burnes Delivers With Arm, Bat, As Brewers Trounce Cubs 7-0
• Distracted Driving Display Demonstrates Dangers Of Cellphones, Eating Behind Wheel
• 81 Pounds Of Meth, 11 Pounds Of Fentanyl Tablets Found After CHP Pulls Over Speeding Car
• Alderman's Bid To Crack Down On Predatory Towing Stalls, Vote Delayed Until Next Month
• Dallas County Launches COVID-19 Vaccination Scheduler
• Esperanza Community Vaccination Center In Hunting Park Reopens After Switching To Pfizer Vaccine From Johnson & Johnson
• Lake Shore Drive Bridge To Close For Maintenance For 7 Hours Beginning At 10 p.m. Thursday
• Philadelphia Leaders 'Doubling Down' On Tackling City's Gun Violence Epidemic As Public Health Crisis
• Infamous Ponzi Schemer Bernie Madoff Dies In Prison At 82
• Massachusetts Reports 2,004 New COVID Cases, 14 Additional Deaths
• New Jets' Defensive Lineman Sheldon Rankins Calls Coach Robert Saleh 'Good Leader Of Men' Sees Opportunity To Do 'Something Special' In New York
• Instagram tests letting users choose whether to see like counts
• Gov. Jared Polis, Denver Mayor Michael Hancock Visit Site During COVID Vaccinations For Special Olympic Athletes
• Intel officials call China "unparalleled priority" among world threats
• Man Backing Out Of Parking Space Loses Control, Kills 19-Year-Old And Injures Another 
• Derek Chauvin Trial, April 14 Live Updates: Under Cross Examination, Defense's Medical Expert Agrees Floyd Needed 'Immediate Emergency Attention' For Cardiac Arrest
• Darrell Wall, Convicted Serial Rapist, Sentenced To At Least 24 Years In Prison
• White House names Erika Moritsugu to AAPI liaison position
• Volunteers To Plant Tree Seedlings At Flight 93 Memorial For National Parks Week
• Long-Stalled Plan To Create Database For CPD Misconduct Files Set For Committee Hearing On Friday
• New Mural In Annapolis Across From Courthouse Features Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Thurgood Marshall
• Harbour Town 'Requires You Really To Think Your Way Around The Golf Course,' Says Dottie Pepper On The RBC Heritage
• Prosecutor: Suspect Killed Kristin Smart During Attempted Rape At Cal Poly Dorm, Father Helped Hide Body
• Fugitives From Fort Worth And Houston Added To Texas' 10 Most Wanted List
• 'Short Tracks Is Where Its At': Superstar Racing Experience Broadcast Crew Discuss What Fans Should Expect From Inaugural Season On CBS
• This Saturday On JP Roofing FAN N'ATION (April 17)
• The Cosmopolitan In Las Vegas To Pay $1 Million In Cash Bonuses If 80% Of Workers Get Vaccinated
• Suspect In Burleson Officer Shooting Now In Custody, Was Also Wanted In Kidnapping, Homicide
• Vikings Promote Andre Patterson To Assistant Head Coach
• Get Ready For Tickets To 125th Anniversary Of Cheyenne Frontier Days
• National Health Foundation Hosts Free COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic For Pico-Union Residents
• Palo Alto Police Arrest Man Suspected of Sexually Assaulting Elderly Woman
• Grandmother sues officers after she claims they broke her arm
• Missing Miami-Dade Elderly Man Craig Arthur Werley Found
• Virus Claims Life Of Young African Elephant Lucas At Toledo Zoo
• President Biden Announces Withdrawal Of All U.S. Troops From Afghanistan by 9/11
• Wearing Face Masks While Exercising Reduces Oxygen, Increases Heart Rate, Baylor Scott & White Study Says
• Namaste And Popcorn: Yoga, Film On The Rocks, SnowShape Return To Red Rocks
• Battles over state voting rules set to play out in the courts
• St. Paul Announces Road Closures To Support Outdoor Activities
• Unaccompanied Children From Border Arrive In Erie
• Executive Council Extends Gov. Walz's Emergency Powers
• Man Arrested For Murder Following Early Morning Shooting In Dallas
• Gov. Newsom Pushes Full California Public School Reopening by Fall As Many Districts Resist
• Phillies Place Adam Haseley On Restricted List, Recall 2016 No. 1 Overall Pick Mickey Moniak
• COVID Reopening: San Francisco Details Protocols for Resuming Live Indoor Events
• COVID In Maryland: Over 1.5K New Cases, Positivity Rate Up
• Couple Find Human Foot In West Baltimore Dumpster, Police Say
• Baltimore County Leaders Propose Record Investment In Schools Ahead Of New School Year
• COVID Restrictions: Denver Lifts Outdoor Face Mask Requirement
• UMass To Freeze In-State Tuition For Second Straight Year
• Restraining Order Issued Against Atlas Metal; Mountain Of Scrap Metal Towering Over Jordan High School Called A 'Public Nuisance'
• Bruins Expecting To Have Tuukka Rask Back In Net Thursday Vs. Islanders
• Santa Cruz Man Pleads Guilty To 2015 Rape, Murder Of Maddy Middleton When He Was 15
• Fellow Student Killed Kristin Smart During Attempted Rape At Cal Poly Dorm, Prosecutors Allege
• Prosecutor: Kristin Smart Was Killed During 1996 Rape Attempt
• Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin moves closer to passenger launches
• Magellanic And Rockhopper Penguins Begin Nesting Season At Chicago's Shedd Aquarium
• Bay Area Air District Finds Oakland Foundry Emissions Pose Health Risk
• Steelers Greats Franco Harris, Mel Blount Encourage Black Community To Get COVID-19 Vaccine
• Ocean County Man Kevin Noonan Picking Up Furniture Hits, Kills Man, Then Flees, Authorities Say
• COVID In Colorado Springs: New Shots Advised For Those Vaccinated At Spa
• Parking App Used In Pittsburgh Experiences Data Breach
• No Charges Against Officer Who Fatally Shot Ashli Babbitt During Insurrection At US Capitol In January
• COVID Vaccine: Solano County Expands Eligibility to Age 16 and Older
• COVID In Philadelphia: FEMA-Run Pennsylvania Convention Center Vaccination Site Extended For Additional 4 Weeks
• These companies pay interns more than $8,000 a month
• Body Found At Scene Of Fire At San Jose Restaurant
• Lawmakers split — and not along party lines — on Afghanistan plan
• Feral Cat Testing Positive For Rabies Found In Ellicott City, Health Officials Say
• CDC Study Finds Airlines Should Leave Middle Seat Empty To Reduce COVID Spread
• SUV Found In Canal Near Modesto
• All Lanes Reopened After Multi-Vehicle Injury Crash on Highway 101 in Petaluma
• Pittsburgh Man Claims Rams Star Aaron Donald Assaulted Him
• Police Searching For Suspects Who Stole More Than $5,000 Worth Of Patio Furniture From Exton BoneFish Grill
• Up To A Foot Of New Snow Dropped Atop Sierra Around Tahoe
• Open Wide: Hippos At Cheyenne Mountain Zoo Enjoy 'Spa Treatment'
• ESPN's Sal Paolantonio Will Vote For Julian Edelman For Hall Of Fame
• Colorado Lawmakers Consider Bills To Cover Public Benefits, Unemployment, Regardless Of Immigration Status
• Detroit Chief: Rep. Tlaib's Tweets About Police 'Disgusting'
• Report: Pittsburgh Steelers Re-Signing LB Vince Williams
• RTD's University Of Denver Station Park-N-Ride Repairs Underway Through June 1
• Report: Wis. Teachers Resign After Using 'Inappropriate' Slavery Lesson Plan
• Burning Garage In Adams County Forces Residents To Evacuate Nearby Home
• Suspect In Tuolumne County Murder Arrested In Madera County
• Boston Public Library To Eliminate Late Fines For Everyone
• Wolf Administration Encourages College Students To Get Vaccinated Before Going Home
• COVID-19 In Illinois: More Than 3 Million Residents Fully Vaccinated, But Cases And Hospitalizations Still Up Significantly Over Past Month
• Philadelphia Weather: Scattered Showers Expected To Move Into Region Wednesday Night
• Unemployment System Changes Go To Full Florida House
• How Long After COVID Recovery Should I Get Vaccine? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Questions
• University Of Maryland Will Have In-Person Spring 2021 Commencement At Maryland Stadium
• State Commerce Secretary Kelly Schulz Announces Run For Maryland Governor
• 'Crazy' Pandemic Project Sets New World Record For Longest Melody Played By A Model Train
• Beautiful Families Are Made Through Adoption From Foster Care: 'Me… Having A Family Now… Is Like A Dream Come True'
• Brian Kingsley Named As Poudre School District Superintendent
• Keeping Middle Seats Vacant On Airplanes Can Reduce Risk Of COVID-19 Exposure By Up To 57%, CDC Study Says
• Dollar General wants to hire 20,000 people starting next week
• Roofing Students Help Build Home For New Jersey Family In Need
• New York City Announces $50 Million 'Community Care Plan' To Expand Senior Services
• 5 Drainage Culverts Retrofitted For Safer Wildlife Crossing Along 12-Mile Stretch Of State Route 118 In Ventura County
• Twins SS Andrelton Simmons Placed On COVID IL After Tweeting Decision Not To Get Vaccine
• Wednesday's Child Gets Ultimate Football Experience With Former Broncos Player
• USA Track & Field Junior Olympic Championships Returning To Sacramento In 2022
• Former Eagles Owner, Ponzi Scheme Victim Norman Braman Reacts Following Bernie Madoff's Death Saying 'That's Past History'
• San Francisco Man Charged With Auto Body Shop Break-In, Shoplifting
• 'It May Take Several Weeks' For Newly Eligible Massachusetts Residents To Book COVID Vaccine Appointment, Baker Says
• Playa Vs. Playa Offers E-Sporting In The Heart Of Detroit's Westside
• Michigan Man, 5-Year-Old Girl Fatally Shot In Home; Boy, 3, Wounded
• Man Shot, Critically Wounded In Hollywood Hills After Fight At Night Club
• 'Many' Patriots Players Will Not Attend Voluntary OTAs
• Thornton Police Ask For Public's Help In Locating Crime Spree Suspect Raymond Quintana
• Asian Americans discuss bullying, racism with their kids
• Minnesota Officer Charged In Daunte Wright Shooting
• Lowell COVID Vaccine Clinic Shifts To Pfizer Doses After Johnson & Johnson Pause
• Denver Police Need Help Tracking Down Man In Connection With Shooting Death Of Marcus Hall
• McDonald's To Mandate Anti-Harassment Training Worldwide
• Preparation Work Begins In Jackson Park Ahead Of Fall Groundbreaking For Obama Presidential Center
• Dallas Wings Partner With American Cancer Society To Shrink Health Equity Gap
• Bell-Ringing Ceremony Honors Chicago Firefighter Edward Singleton
• Pandemic pushes teachers to leave the profession
• A Look At How The Three Newest Bruins Fared In Their Debut
• Chicago Public Schools, Chicago Teachers Union Continue Negotiations Regarding COVID Safety
• City of Dallas Re-Launches In-Home COVID-19 Vaccinations, Opting For Moderna Instead of Johnson & Johnson
• Hialeah Gardens Bus Stop Shooting, 1 Dead, 2 Injured
• COVID In Minnesota: 16 Deaths, 1,715 New Cases; Nearly 50% Of Eligible Minnesotans Have Received 1st Vaccine Dose
• Burleson Police Officer Stable After Being Shot 'Multiple' Times, Search Continues For 3 Suspects
• Nancy Pelosi says she could have fought Capitol rioters
• Eighth-Grader Wins Contest, His Entry 'Derecho' Will Be New Name For NCAR Supercomputer
• Report Sheds Little Light On Fatal Alaska Helicopter Crash That Claimed Life Of Coloradan Greg Harms
• Biden administration to reverse Trump abortion rules for Title X
• Massachusetts 'Eagerly Awaiting' Further Guidance On Johnson & Johnson Vaccine
• Today On Drew! Kyra Sedgwick, Beauty Backgrounder: Nail Polish, Sawyer Spielberg
• Bernie Madoff, Man Behind Largest Ponzi Scheme In History, Dies In Prison At 82
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: 40.1% Of State's Eligible Population Receives 1st Vaccine Doses
• Florida Lawyer Who Dressed As Grim Reaper Seeks To Scuttle Disciplinary Case
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Has Seen Video Of Fatal Police Shooting Of 13-Year-Old Adam Toledo, But Won't Describe Footage Before It's Made Public
• Police: Burglars Break Their Way Into Bronx Businesses, Steal Alcohol, Candy And Cash
• Dozens Of Used Syringes, Bloody Tubing And Other Medical Waste Found Along Eastbound Highway 114 In Southlake
• Survey: Florida Ranks 6th On List Of Best States In The U.S.
• 3 More A's-Giants Alternate Site Scrimmages Scheduled At Sutter Health Park
• Former East Carnegie Volunteer Fire Department Chief Accused Of Theft Pleads Guilty
• Judge Refuses To Dismiss Lawsuit Accusing SoFi Of Denying Loans To Immigrants
• Sex Offender Arrested For Alleged Hate Crime Spitting Attack Against Asian Woman In El Cerrito
• Hawaii Lifts Quarantine Requirement For Travelers Flying Out Of Ontario International Airport
• 'Ya Fav Trashman' Terrill Haigler Presented With Congressional Citation
• EBMUD Requests Public Input For Water Supply Plan Update
• Keeping Middle Seats Empty On Airplanes Can Reduce Risk Of COVID-19 Exposure By Up To 57% Says CDC Study
• Here's who is getting rich off Coinbase going public
• 60 Minutes' reporting on Bernie Madoff's massive Ponzi scheme
• Harris says she intends to visit Mexico and Guatemala soon
• Infamous Ponzi Schemer Bernie Madoff Dies In Prison
• CDC panel to vote on vaccine "updated recommendations"
• National Senior Games To Draw Thousands To Pittsburgh In 2023
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 382 New Cases, 14 Additional Deaths
• Russia warns U.S. to stay away from Ukraine for its "own good"
• Michigan Police Shocked By Convicted Murderer's Release
• Growing number of colleges are requiring students to get vaccine
• Dr. Hotez's Message To Those Who Have Already Received The Johnson & Johnson Vaccine
• The Johnson & Johnson COVID Vaccine: What To Know, And What's Next After The 'Pause'
• Advocates Sign Letter To Mayor De Blasio Demanding More Preschool Seats For Special Needs Students
• Caught On Video: Brazen Shootout At Bronx Intersection Damages Nearby Apartment, Parked Car
• Wis. Supreme Court: Gov. Evers Can't Limit Business Capacity
• 12-Year-Old Joshua Haileyesus Dies After 19 Days On Life Support, Family Blames Online 'Blackout Challenge'
• Premier Lacrosse League Will Kick Off 2021 Season At Gillette Stadium
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• Officer who shot Jacob Blake returns to work, won't face discipline
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• Superstar Racing Experience Names Broadcast Team For Debut Season On CBS: Allen Bestwick, Brad Daugherty, Lindsay Czarniak And Matt Yocum
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• Judge Cahill Denies Request To Acquit Derek Chauvin In George Floyd's Death
• Josh McDaniels Part Of Patriots' Brass Attending Justin Fields' Second Pro Day
• Bear Family Briefly Stops Traffic To Cross New Hampshire Road
• California To Shut 2nd Prison As Inmate Population Dwindles
• Pennsylvania Ranked Among Top 20 States By Americans, Survey Says
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• Pittsburgh Police Arrest Suspect In Racist Graffiti Case
• Bernie Madoff, Organizer Of Largest Ponzi Scheme In History, Dies In Prison
• Denver Weather: Dry On Wednesday, Wet On Thursday And Friday
• Jimmie Johnson Ready To Reintroduce Himself
• Disgraced Financial Mogul Bernie Madoff Dies In Prison At 82
• Ponzi schemer Bernie Madoff dies in prison
• Patriots' Brandon King On OTAs: 'If Bill [Belichick] Tells Me To Report, I'm Reporting'
• Frisco Police Investigating After Corvette Crashes Into Pickup, Killing Driver Anthony Provost 
• Ponzi Schemer Bernie Madoff Dies In Prison, AP Reports
• Fauci on what Johnson & Johnson vaccine reactions could mean for women
• What Care Can Do: Renew Active By UnitedHealthcare
• Santa Maria Man Gets 3 Months In Prison For Shooting, Killing Elephant Seal
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• CDC Advisors Set To Meet Wednesday About Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine. Here's What We Know.
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• PTO Fund Providing $2,000 Each To 50 Deserving Moms
• "Bachelor" star Colton Underwood comes out as gay
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• Alex Rodriguez Responds To Timberwolves Rookie Anthony Edwards Not Knowing Him: 'Hi Anthony, I'm Alex'
• Jaylen Brown Speaks Out On Recent 'Inhumane Events': 'I Got Nothing Basketball To Talk About'
• Jayson Tatum Has Been Using An Inhaler Since Returning From Bout With COVID
• Florida House Set To Pass Transgender Athlete Bill
• LA County Now In Severe Drought Category
• Biden announces withdrawal of all U.S. troops from Afghanistan by 9/11
• Lodi Nurse Steps In To Help Deliver Baby At UC Davis Medical Center Parking Garage
• Tigers Slug Astros For 2nd Straight Win
• FDA To Propose Limits On Arsenic And Lead In Baby Food
• Lt. Gov. Boyd Rutherford Says He Will Not Run For Governor Of Maryland In 2022
• Margaret Josephs On 'The Real Housewives Of New Jersey' & 'Caviar Dreams, Tuna Fish Budget': 'Everybody Knows Me From The Show, But That's Only 25% Of My Life'
• Margaret Josephs On 'The Real Housewives Of New Jersey' & 'Caviar Dreams, Tuna Fish Budget'
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• Biden to withdraw all troops from Afghanistan by 9/11
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• Colorado Health Expert Addresses Rising Fears About Johnson & Johnson Vaccine
• Oz Alert: The U.S. Pauses Use Of J&J Vaccine Over Blood Clot Concerns
• Jayson Tatum Is Taking Over When It Matters Most For The Celtics
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• WATCH: Philadelphia Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley Says Pause On Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Will Not Have 'Huge Impact' On Philadelphia Vaccination Progress
• Power-Play OT Goal Leads Panthers Past Stars 3-2
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• Brooklyn Center Mayor Mike Elliott Suddenly Thrust Into Debate Over Policing
• Under Trump border rule that Biden has kept, few can seek asylum
• Pittsburgh Water And Sewer Authority Considering Raising Rates
• Suns Get Big Night From Bench, Cruise Past Heat 106-86
• Home Improvement Sticker Shock In Colorado: Lumber Shortage Drives Prices Up 180%
• Meet the "Monkeydactyl" — a newly discovered ancient dinosaur
• 'The Mighty Quinn' Celebrates End Of Second Cancer Treatment At Bruins Game
• Penguins Foundation And 84 Lumber Team Up For 'Hug-A-Hero' Program
• Moderna Says Its COVID Vaccine More Than 90% Effective 6 Months After Second Dose
• WATCH: President Biden Picks Up Toy Dropped By Daughter Of Fallen Capitol Police Officer William Evans During Service
• New York Weather: CBS2's 4/14 Wednesday Afternoon Forecast
• Maggiano's Little Italy In Center City Pays Penalty For Underpaying Workers
• 24/7, Fresh Food Available In Some Underserved Wilmington Communities Thanks To Planting To Feed's Community Fridge
• Johnson & Johnson COVID Vaccinations Suspended Across Tri-State As Federal Health Officials Investigate Rare Blood Clots
• Former Texas Lieutenant Governor David Dewhurst Facing Domestic Violence Charge After Dallas Arrest
• Man Accused Of Making Anti-Asian Statements Before Trying To Hit Woman In Manhattan
• Philadelphia Youth Baseball Team Cancels Cooperstown Dreams Park Tournament Due To COVID-19 Vaccine Requirement For Players
• Allegheny Health Network Opening One Of The Country's First Clinics For COVID-19 'Long-Haulers'
• ID.me CEO: 6 Hour Wait Times For Unemployment Identity Verification Should Decrease In 2 Weeks
• State Patrol: Person Seriously Injured In Pile-Up On Icy Highway 169
• Queen Elizabeth carries out 1st official duty since Philip's death
• Ship that blocked Suez Canal impounded amid financial dispute
• Biden to address joint session of Congress on April 28
• Water Main Break Shuts Down Streets In Morgan Park
• Cat food sold in 8 states recalled due to salmonella risk
• Democrats pressure GOP to support Asian-American hate crimes bill
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• Defense launches case in Derek Chauvin trial
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• Man gets prison for killing elephant seal on California coast
• U.S. recommends "pause" for Johnson & Johnson vaccine
• Johnson & Johnson Pause Impacting Vaccination Sites Across Illinois
• Pittsburgh Weather: Temperatures Cool Off As The Week Progresses
• 79 People Arrested Following Third Night Of Protests Over Daunte Wright's Killing
• 'Adrenaline Is Rushing Through You,' 1-800-Got-Junk Workers Save Man Pinned Under Car In Hopkinton
• Chicago Weather: Cooler Day Ahead
• Allegheny County Council To Meet To Continue Discussion Of Independent Police Review Board
• Suspected DUI Driver Arrested After Crashing Into Several Cars In Logan, Fleeing Scene: Philadelphia Police
• Brush Fire Breaks Out Near I-93 Exit Ramp In Dorchester
• Deputy homeland security adviser Russ Travers on terrorist threats
• Philadelphia Police: Man Dies After Found Shot Multiple Times Inside Jeep In East Germantown
• Woman Fatally Shot By Police Serving Eviction At Brickell Building Identified As 40-Year-Old Stephanie Voikin
• Outdoor Roller Skating Rink To Open At Dilworth Park This Spring
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• Schenley Plaza PNC Carousel Reopens With Safety And Aesthetic Upgrades
• SF Supes Propose Free Muni Pilot Program To Encourage Ridership During Pandemic
• San Jose Names Park In Honor Of City's Filipino American Community
• Investigation Leads To Largest Heroin And Fentanyl Bust In Indiana County
• Wilmer Flores' Sacrifice Fly Holds Up, Giants Beat Reds 7-6
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• Man Who Broke Into Ohio Statehouse And Vandalized It Claims It Was Because He Was Shot At
• Debate Over Ancient Ceremonial Burial Site Goes Before Ohio Supreme Court
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• Brooklyn Center, Minnesota, residents mourn death of Daunte Wright
• New details revealed about Congressman Gaetz's 2018 Bahamas trip
• U.S. climate envoy John Kerry has talks in China
• Trump-era border policy still being used to expel migrants from U.S.
• Defense's medical expert classifies George Floyd's manner of death as "undetermined"
• CDC panel needs more time to weigh risks of Johnson & Johnson's coronavirus vaccine
• Kristin Smart killed during 1996 rape attempt, prosecutor says
• Brazil grapples with surging COVID deaths and hospitalizations
• Ponzi schemer Bernie Madoff dies in prison at 82
• COVID-19 "long-haulers" cope with lasting virus symptoms
• 1 dead and 12 missing after commercial boat capsizes
• Biden announces full withdrawal from Afghanistan by September 11
• Defense expert: George Floyd died of underlying issues, not homicide
• Ex-officer who killed Daunte Wright charged with manslaughter
• Biden to withdraw U.S. troops from Afghanistan by 9/11
• California governor addresses reopening schools
• Pause on Johnson & Johnson vaccine to continue as advisory panel delays vote
• Former daughter-in-law of Trump Org CFO says she has "boxes and boxes" of financial documents after bitter divorce
• Local Matters: Representative Mo Brooks, Republican who sparked controversy at January 6 Trump rally, emerges as top contender in Alabama Senate Primary
• Intel officials to Senate committee: China and Russia pose greatest threat to U.S.
• Biden creates commission to review Supreme Court reforms as Democrats grapple with future of the High Court
• Corporate leaders meet to discuss states' efforts to change voting laws
• Malcolm Jenkins on racial justice and disparities in venture capital
• Biden announces withdrawal of all U.S. troops from Afghanistan by 9/11
• Medical expert testifies George Floyd died of "cardiac arrhythmia"
• Natural Resources House Committee holds hearing on status of Puerto Rico's commonwealth status
• CDC holds emergency meeting on Johnson & Johnson vaccine
• Biden says government putting safety first with Johnson & Johnson shot "pause"
• Derek Chauvin defense's medical expert: Heart condition, drugs led to George Floyd's death
• Legal analyst: Chauvin defense's use-of-force expert's word choice "offensive"
• 2009: Liquidating Bernie Madoff's remaining assets
• 2011: The Madoff family speaks to 60 Minutes
• 60 Minutes Archive: The man who figured out Madoff's Ponzi scheme
• Senate committee holds hearing on global threats and national security
• Ponzi schemer Bernie Madoff has died in prison
• Congressman Andy Kim on AAPI parents having "the talk" with young children about spike in violence
• The Royals Report: Queen Elizabeth II conducted her first in-person royal duty since Prince Philip's death as the family prepares for his funeral
• Unrest continues in Brooklyn Center, Minnesota following Daunte Wright police shooting
• Minnesota police officer resigns following Daunte Wright shooting
• U.N. battles COVID's "devastating" blow to women
• Surge in hate incidents prompting Asian American parents to talk with their kids about racism
• Doctor answers questions on Johnson & Johnson vaccine pause, CDC committee vote on vaccine
• Black Army lieutenant files $1 million lawsuit against Virginia police
• Daunte Wright's family attorney Ben Crump, on his death, ongoing trial of Derek Chauvin
• CDC prepares to hold emergency meeting on Johnson and Johnson COVID-19 vaccine
• Deadly variant fuels Brazil's COVID-19 crisis
• Use-of-force expert testifies for the defense in Derek Chauvin trial
• Growing number of colleges and universities mandate students get vaccine before returning to campus
• Biden to withdraw U.S. troops from Afghanistan by September 11, 2021
• WorldView: Iran blames Israel for "nuclear terrorism" after attack on facility; Officials exhume victims from mass grave in Spain
• Derek Chauvin's attorneys focus testimony on George Floyd's drug use and health issues
• Officer, police chief involved in Daunte Wright shooting resign as protests continue for third night
• U.S. Surgeon General on Johnson & Johnson vaccine pause, hesitancy concerns
• All 50 states have paused the Johnson & Johnson vaccine after six women develop blood clots
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