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Articles from April 15, 2021

• Sacramento Man Sentenced To 7 Years For Defrauding Couple In Fake Lawyer Scheme
• Chickens Continue Flying Off Store Shelves Entering Second Pandemic Spring
• Mountain Biker Rescued After Falling Into Canyon At Mt. Wilson
• South Bay Restaurants Raise Money for Anti-Hate Efforts Supporting AAPI Community
• 'We Are Concerned': Loveland Police Chief Responds To Forceful Arrest Of 73-Year-Old With Dementia
• Denver Weather: Heavy Snow Hitting Eastern Colorado
• 'September Is Too Long': Navy SEAL Danny Dietz's Mother Reacts To Biden's Plan To Withdraw U.S. Troops From Afghanistan
• Price Earns 1st Regular-Season Save, Dodgers Top Rockies 7-5
• A's Pound Tigers, Back Manaea's 1st Victory of Season
• Low Fuel Moistures Have Fire Crews Preparing For Another Busy California Wildfire Season
• Delayed School COVID Results, Canceled Games and Contamination Concerns - More Trouble For CA COVID Lab
• Jaylen Brown Scores 40, Celtics Beat Lakers As Staples Welcomes Back Fans
• San Jose State University President Says Ex-Trainer Improperly Touched Athletes
• Huntington Beach City School District Employee Arrested For Lewd Acts With Minor
• Motorcyclist, Passenger Die After Collision With Truck South Of Yuba City
• Chicago Weather: Mostly Dry Weekend
• COVID Booster Shots: UCHealth Plans For Possibility Of 3rd Dose Needed Within A Year
• Driver In Critical Condition After Car Crashes Into Traffic Signal, Utility Pole In West Hills
• Santa Ana Man Arrested On Charges of Distribution Of Child Pornography
• Adam Toledo Police Shooting Video: Little Village Activists Want Mayor Lightfoot, Police Supt. Brown To Resign
• Asian American, Pacific Islander Community Pushes For Diversity, Inclusion While Some Call For Boycott Of 'The Villager'
• Driver Wanted In Somerville Hit And Run Surrenders To Police
• I-Team: State Backs Down On Metered Parking At Revere Beach
• Parolee Arrested After Leading Chase, Crashing Into Several Cars In Arden Arcade-Area
• What We Know About Officer Eric Stillman, The CPD Officer Who Fired The Shot That Killed Adam Toledo, 13
• More Coaches And Players Speak Out After Pine-Richland School District Removes Football Coaching Staff
• Daunte Wright's Family Calls For More Severe Charges For Ex-Officer Kim Potter
• Armed Man Reportedly Tried To Lure Children Into White Van In Baltimore County, Police Investigating
• Multiple Slide-Offs & Crashes Reported Along I-70
• Neighbors Still Waiting On Repairs Nearly 1 Month After Massive Explosion In Ontario
• New York Weather: CBS2's 4/16 Friday Morning Forecast
• Police Rescue Dog With Paw Caught In Escalator At Jersey City PATH Station
• 'I Am A Conqueror': UFC Fighter, Miami Native Jorge Masvidal's Rise To Success, Sights On UFC Gold
• LIVE UPDATES: Protests Follow Release Of Video Of Police Shooting That Killed Adam Toledo
• No Appointment Needed Now At Most Broward Drive-Thru Vaccine Sites
• Protesters Gather Downtown, In Union Park, At Chicago FOP Headquarters Following Release Of Video Showing Police Shooting That Killed Adam Toledo
• 2 People, Dog Shot By Man Who Got Into Gun Battle With Officers In Hialeah Gardens
• Police Trying To Identify Man Accused Of Making Anti-Asian Statements Toward Woman At Upper East Side Subway Station
• Brooklyn Center Church Serves As Haven For All During Unrest
• BSO Confirms Deputy-Involved Shooting At North Lauderdale Strip Mall
• Protesters Block Westbound Lanes Of Holland Tunnel
• COVID Vaccines Now Available To All Californians Age 16 And Over
• 'I Got Dealt Some Pretty Bad Cards': Former Foster Youth Finds Comfort With New Family
• Adam Toledo Shooting Video Released By Chicago Civilian Office Of Police Accountability As Mayor, Community Leaders Urge Calm
• Curry Scores 33, Warriors Roll Over Cavaliers 119-101
• Panarin, Shesterkin Lead Rangers In Win Over Devils
• Boston College Students, Parents Upset Guests Not Allowed At Commencement
• Chicago Sky Pick Guard Shyla Heal, Forward Natasha Mack In WNBA Draft
• Restaurant Workers In High Demand In Philadelphia, Nationwide
• 4 Police Officers, 1 Civilian Rushed To Hospital From Scene Of Fire In Beverly
• Frontier Announces 8 Nonstop Routes, 3 New Summer Destinations
• Pittsburgh Brothers Honored During National Donate Life Month
• City Of Detroit & Rocket Community Fund Invest $5M To Restore Homes
• Giroux, Couturier Score In Shootout As Flyers Edge Penguins
• Twin Brothers Accused In Plot To Kidnap Gov. Whitmer Released From House Arrest By Judge
• COVID-19 In Maryland: More Than 1.4K New Cases Reported Thursday As Hospitalizations, Positivity Rate Increase Slightly
• Hedman Scores In OT To Give Lightning 3-2 Win Over Panthers
• Suspects Fire Shots Near Set Of Police Drama Series`The Rookie' In LA
• Michigan's Extended Benefits To End This Week After Jobless Rate Falls To 5.1%
• Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine Remains On Pause, What's Next? Maryland Doctor Explains
• Duncan Keith Scores Only Goal For Blackhawks As They Lose To Red Wings
• Federal Lawsuit Seeks To Force City Officials To Manage The Homelessness Crisis During The Pandemic
• Marlins Miss Out On Sweep After 7-6 Loss To Braves
• Dodgers Celebrate Jackie Robinson Day, Unveil Dreamfields In Compton
• Hall Scores, Rask Returns In Bruins 4-1 Win Over Islanders
• Anne Arundel County, City Of Annapolis To Provide Transportation To Mass Vaccination Site
• Nonprofit Donates Refurbished Car To Longmont Air Force Veteran
• Cicadas Safe For Pets In Small Doses, But Too Many Could Impact Digestive System, Experts Say
• Maryland Ranks No. 26 On List Of Best States, New Survey Finds
• New Hampshire Ending Mask Mandate Starting Friday, Gov. Sununu Announces
• Granada Theater In Wilmington Recommended To Be Historic-Cultural Monument
• On One Boston Day, Adrianne Haslet Is 'Happy And Hopeful' For Future
• City Of Annapolis Planning To Hold Fourth Of July Events This Year
• UPDATE: Investigation Finds San Leandro Officers Didn't Follow Use of Force, Taser Policies in Fatal Walmart Shooting
• Steelers Draft Preview 2021: Defensive Line
• Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Pause Throws Wrench In New Jersey Communities' Efforts To Inoculate Most Vulnerable
• More People Across Region Get Vaccines As Eligibility Expands
• Bjork, Sabres Spoil Backstrom's 1,000th Game, Beat Capitals
• Aging Out Of The Foster Care System Without Support Can Be A Lonely Life
• Bouncing Back? New Unemployment Claims In California Down Drastically
• West Sacramento Postal Worker Sentenced To 6 Months In Prison For Stealing Packages Containing Drugs
• Bel Air Teen Released From Hospital After Life-Saving Surgery For Rare Disease
• Dallas County Says It Needs To Double Number Of COVID-19 Vaccination Site Volunteers
• People Making A Difference: Local Nonprofit Provides Services To Seniors Facing Social Isolation
• Baltimore City Giving Out Grants To Local Restaurants To Upgrade Outdoor Lighting, Seating Needs
• Middle School Students Learn Money Management, Donation Helps Keep Financial Literacy Class In Session
• San Jose Launches 'SJ Aspires' College Tuition Assistance Program For 700 Students
• Suspect Arrested In Connection With 2019 Shooting At Frederick Church During Funeral Service
• Disneyland Online Reservation System Experiencing Long Delays
• Runway Renovations Underway At Newark Airport As Part Of $84.2 Million Project
• Public Comment Open For Proposed Third Span Of Bay Bridge
• Dallas Wings Net Texas Longhorns Star Charli Collier With First Pick In WNBA Draft
• R. Kelly Sex Trafficking Trial Set For August In Brooklyn Federal Court
• Pittsburgh Man Benjamin Fleming Pleads Not Guilty To Manslaughter After Deadly Hawaii Vacation Fight
• Cubs' Ryan Tepera Suspended 3 Games For Throwing Behind Brewers Pitcher Brandon Woodruff; Manager David Ross Suspended 1 Game
• OC COVID-19 Trends Continue In Positive Direction As Vaccine Eligibility Opens To Those 16+
• Brooklyn Center, Champlin Announce Curfews For Thursday Night
• Coloradans Who Lost Loved Ones To COVID Can Apply For Funeral Assistance From FEMA
• Bulls' Zach LaVine Pulled For Health And Safety Protocols, Expected To Miss Up To Two Weeks
• COVID Reopening: 2021 Alameda County Fair To Proceed In October
• A Day After No-Hitter, White Sox Fall Short To Cleveland
• Red Stars Lose To Portland As They Kick Off Season
• Vallejo Emerging As One of the Hottest Real Estate Markets in Nation During Pandemic
• Adam Toledo Shooting Video: Use Of Force Expert Says Close Look At Footage Shows Boy Holding Gun; 'The Barrel Of The Gun Was Shining'
• Burleson Police Officer Joshua Lott Home From Hospital After Being Shot In 3 Places During Traffic Stop
• Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed Against Redwood City Police In 2018 Shooting Of Kyle Hart
• Construction Underway On $1.4 Billion Project To Protect East Side Coastal Neighborhoods From Flooding
• WATCH: Penguins' Sidney Crosby Scores Must-See Goal After Getting Assist From Head Equipment Manager On Bench
• Bakery Owner Arrested For Alleged Sexual Assaults During Cooking Classes
• Wiseman Undergoes Knee Surgery; Rookie Season Comes To An End
• Friday's Show Info (4/16/21)
• Long Beach Warns Of Distemper Outbreak Among Raccoons
• Sacramento Woman Who Went Missing In Miami Found Safe, Mother Says
• Florida Senate Signs Off On Controversial Protest Bill
• 'I'd Take My Kids With Me': Kaylee Messerly Threatened Harm Before Spending 2 Nights In Frigid Temps With Daughters
• Bronx Man Daniel Negroni Facing Hate Crime Charges After Allegedly Harassing Woman, Making Anti-Asian Remarks
• Police: 79-Year-Old Man Killed In North Philadelphia Fire
• $4.4B In Federal Childcare Aid Heading To Texas
• Lynx Take Tennessee Forward Rennia Davis In 2021 WNBA Draft
• Pittsburgh Police Warn Of Severe Consequences For Roaming Packs Of Off-Road Vehicles
• 3 Arrested In Connection To South Sacramento Killing Of Jaylon Lepray Thomas-Green
• Unique Bilingual Newspaper Focuses on Bay Area Chinese Americans
• COVID: California Opens Vaccine Eligibility for All Residents Over Age 16
• LAFC To Welcome Back Fans Saturday For Season Opener Against Austin FC
• Stop AAPI Hate: 3,800 Anti-Asian-American Racist Incidents Reported Since Pandemic's Start
• Cook County To Release 10,000 New First Dose COVID-19 Vaccine Appointments Friday
• Machado Homers, Padres Earn Split With Pirates In 8-3 Win
• Florida Senate Pushes For Higher Jobless Benefits
• Loveland Police Respond To Federal Lawsuit Claiming 'Excessive Use Of Force' During Arrest Of 73-Year-Old Woman
• COVID In Colorado: Health Officials Focus On Vaccinating Younger People
• Kristin Cavallari on how to support mom-owned businesses
• Elected Officials And Other Leaders Express Grief, Outrage Over Adam Toledo Police Shooting Video
• Adam Toledo Shooting: Slow-Motion Video Of Second Before Teen Was Fatally Shot
• 'We Are All Human Beings': Immigrant Entrepreneurs Open Store In MOA To Unite Minnesotans
• Colorado Man Jeffrey Sabol To Remain Jailed After Attack On US Capitol
• Grant Program Seeks To Help Sacramento Businesses That Suffered Through Pandemic
• Antioch, Oakland Police Announce Arrests In Series Of Shootings Blamed On Gang War
• Tickets To See Garth Brooks At Frontier Nights Sell Out In 1 Hour
• Dallas 4-Year-Old Accidentally Swallows Dime, Which Leads To Doctors Finding Cancerous Tumor
• As Hospitalizations And ICU Numbers Climb, Some Hospitals Declare 3rd COVID Surge
• Assistant Pine-Richland Football Coach Believes Coaching Staff Was Victim Of Power Grab By School Officials
• Crews Knock Down Concord House Fire on Vancouver Way
• 'That's What's Going To Happen': Brooklyn Center PD Protesters Speak Out After Being Arrested
• 25-Year-Old Man In Critical Condition After Shooting In Wilkinsburg
• Modesto Mother Of 2 Allegedly Kidnapped By Estranged Husband At Gunpoint, Taken To Mexico
• Sarah Huckabee Sanders raises $4.8 million in governor's race
• 'You Have Immense Responsibility': Earth Day Is Every Day At Dolphins Plus MMR
• Thousands Need To Begin 2-Shot COVID Vaccination Series Again, Reschedule Appointments After Clinic Shut Down
• Driver Killed In Crash On Highway 62
• Rainmakers: Mets Washed Out For 3rd Time In 5 Days
• Regulators Rebuke PG&E For Neglect In Reducing Wildfire Risk
• Cudahy City Council Calls For Release Of Body Cam Footage In Deputy Shooting Of Isaias Cervantes
• Baltimore Teen Leaves Holtz Children's Hospital After Receiving Life Saving Transplant
• Long Island Mother, Son Deliver Goodie Bags To Elderly To Spread Kindness During Pandemic
• Clayton Man Pleads Guilty To Online Child Exploitation
• Time Trial Start Allows Road Races To Return In New Hampshire
• Little Village Residents Call For Change And Consequences After Release Of Video Showing Police Killing Adam Toledo, 13
• Texas House Passes Constitutional Carry Bill
• Hammocks Community Association President Accused Of Diverting Over $100K For Personal Use
• NYPD Defends Use Of No-Knock Warrants After Criticism Of Recent Incidents
• Abington Township Man, Harry Gramlich, Accused Of Neglect In Brother's Death
• Testimony complete in Chauvin trial after ex-cop says he will not testify
• Skunk Ape Headquarters Swamp Rally Brings Attention To Elusive, Mysterious Creature
• Air France Announces New Nonstop Flights From Denver International Airport To Paris
• Raise The Future Is Giving Parents The Tools They Need To Help Their Children
• Phillies Unveil New Display Honoring Philadelphia Stars Negro League Team At Citizens Bank Park
• COVID In Colorado: All Veterans In Colorado Now Offered Vaccine
• Seneca Valley School District Students Say It Is Time To Change Mascot
• Pennsylvania woman leaves career to serve veterans
• Momentum Builds Among Lawmakers To Repeal SALT Cap
• Inter Miami CF Kicks Off New Season Against LA Galaxy At DRV PNK Stadium
• Dorchester Nursing Student Leaves Paintings Around Boston For People To Take
• COVID In Colorado: Weld County Lifting All Restrictions On Friday As State Ends Dial Framework
• Long Island Community Raising Money To Buy Wheelchair Accessible Van For Family Of 2 Children With Rare Health Conditions
• Chicago Police Release Video, Still Images They Say Show Adam Toledo Holding Gun Before Fatal Shooting
• Deadline To Apply For FEMA Aid For Texas' Winter Storms Extended
• Thousands Of Dead Fish Spotted In Monmouth County Waters, Scientist Says New Infection Appears To Be The Cause
• Anti-Trump Republican vying for Texas congressional seat
• Santa Rosa Police Arrest Man Suspected Of Sexually Assaulting Multiple Juvenile Victims
• COVID-19 FEMA Funeral Assistance
• COVIDCheck Colorado Testing Sites Will Have Delayed Start Friday Due To Weather
• Police Investigating Triple Shooting In Southeast Baltimore Thursday Afternoon
• Bill To Help Laid-Off Workers Passed By California Legislature
• COPA Released Body Cam Video Of Adam Toledo Police Shooting Within 17 Days, But They Have Not Always Met The 60-Day Deadline
• Walz: 'I Trust Our Safety Officials' To Use Tear Gas, Other Crowd Control Tactics Only When Necessary
• MPD Chief Commits To Keeping Businesses Safe During Unrest
• State Assembly's Cuomo Impeachment Hotline Swamped With 'Well In Excess Of A Hundred' Tips
• Lightfoot On Shooting Death Of 13-Year-Old By CPD, His Access To A Gun: 'No Evidence Whatsoever Adam Toledo Shot At The Police'
• El Capitan State Beach In Santa Barbara County To Close For At Least A Year On Sept. 1
• Kepler's Single In 4-3 Win Over Red Sox Snaps Twins' Losing Streak
• Teens Interested In Going Behind-The-Scenes At Denver Police Department Encouraged To Apply For Volunteer Program
• Officer Shoots, Kills San Antonio Airport Gunman At 'Start Of Active Shooter Situation,' Police Say
• COVID Recovery: California Legislature OKs Bill To Help Displaced Workers
• More At Stake Than Just New May Deadline When It Comes To Taxes
• Jackson Health Partners With Colleges To Get Students COVID-19 Vaccinations
• Jennifer Lopez, Alex Rodriguez Announce Breakup After 2-Year Engagement
• Westfield High School Students Don't Let Pandemic Stop Them From Helping Others
• UPDATE: Kristin Smart Murder Suspect Paul Flores, Father Make First Court Appearance
• Flexibility Key For New York Schools Planning Graduation Ceremonies For Class Of 2021
• No Date Set For Reopening HOV Lanes On Parkway North
• CDC: About 5,800 Fully Vaccinated People Have Tested Positive For COVID-19
• Federal Appeals Court Rules Against Jeffrey Epstein Victim
• Tennessee student killed in officer-involved shooting in school bathroom
• Study: Risk Of Brain Blood Clots Is 8-10 Times Higher After COVID-19 Infection Than From Vaccine
• Rolling Loud Music Fest Returns To Hard Rock Stadium In 2021
• Derek Chauvin Trial, April 15: Chauvin Says He Won't Testify, Both Sides Rest Their Case
• Crews Battle Fire At Arden Arcade-Area Apartment Complex
• Facebook reaches 100% renewable-energy milestone
• Taste With Tori: 2 Drexel University Grads Offering Fresh Grub In Nontraditional Way At Farina Pasta And Noodle
• 'You Just Took Off': Family Of 74-Year-Old John Draper Urges Driver To Surrender After Fatal Hit-And-Run Crash
• New York Reps. Nadler, Jones Part Of Group Introducing Legislation To Expand US Supreme Court To 13 Justices
• Capitol Police Officer Billy Evans Laid To Rest In Adams, Massachusetts
• Canvassers Go Door-To-Door In Brockton Sharing COVID Vaccine Information
• Texas Police Pull German Shepherd Named 'Booger' From Pickup's Undercarriage
• COVID In Florida: 6,762 New Cases, 78 Deaths Reported On Thursday
• Five Things We Learned From The Adam Toledo Police Shooting Video
• Dianna Brice Murder: Funeral Service Held For Pregnant Woman Found Shot To Death In Southwest Philadelphia
• Inmate On Texas Death Row For More Than 45 Years Has Sentence Overturned On Appeal
• Study: Benefits Of Vaccination, Despite Recent Blood Clot Concerns, Outweigh Risks Of Getting COVID
• Catalina Island Company Announces Zip Line Wedding Package
• Baby Taken To Hospital After Being Found With Dead Woman In Boston YMCA Facility
• New Jersey Gun Control: Gov. Murphy Calls For Mandatory Safety Course, Lock Boxes And Increased Age Requirements
• New Jeffco Public Schools Superintendent Tracy Dorland Set To Start Monday
• Nets' LaMarcus Aldridge Announces Retirement From NBA Citing Recent Scare With Irregular Heartbeat
• Police Investigating After 43-Year-Old Man Shot And Killed In Jeannette
• 1st Local Case Of Brazil P.1 COVID-19 Variant Detected In Davis
• Haniger Homers In Both Games, Mariners Sweep O's 4-2, 2-1
• 6-Year-Old Boy Fighting For Life As Search Continues For Gunman In Deadly Southwest Philadelphia Triple Shooting
• Discovery Bay Resident To Pay $26,000 Fine For Illegal Fireworks On 4th of July
• Dow passes 34,000 as U.S. economy regains signs of life and normalcy
• Philadelphia Region Sees Several Breakthrough COVID-19 Cases In People Fully Vaccinated
• Fort Worth Zoo's Opening Of New Elephant Habitat Just The Beginning, 5 More Years Of Renovations
• Norristown Teacher Donald Conaway Jr. Named NHL Future Goals Most Valuable Teacher For March
• Business owners of color had a harder time getting loans, report finds
• Document Reveals New Details Of Dramatic Mike Pence Call During Capitol Attack
• Number Of Mass. Communities At High Risk For COVID Drops To 59
• Pittsburgh Doctor Says There Are 3 Reasons For Coronavirus Vaccine Hesitancy
• COVID Reopening: South San Francisco Unified Schools Set To Welcome Back Elementary Students
• Red Sox' Winning Streak Ends At 9 As Twins Walk Off With 4-3 Win
• Colorado Weather: Denver Included Winter Weather Advisory, 3-6 Inches Possible
• Derek Chauvin Trial: Chauvin Says He Won't Testify, Both Sides Rest Their Case
• Daunte Wright Shooting: Kim Potter Makes 1st Court Appearance On Manslaughter Charge
• Crash Forces Short Closure Of I-70 Westbound Through Glenwood Canyon
• 'Did Not Have A Gun In His Hand': Family Attorney Of Adam Toledo, Killed By CPD Officer Speaks After Release Of Bodycam Video
• 2nd Child Shot By Dad Dies In Lansing-Area Murder-Suicide
• Massachusetts Reports 1,884 New COVID Cases, 5 Additional Deaths
• Frederick County Schools To Hold In-Person Graduation Ceremonies At Outdoor Stadiums
• 'Share A Moment Of Kindness,' One Boston Day Marks 8 Years Since Marathon Bombings
• Manhunt Underway For Demetrius Davis After He Allegedly Shot Into Car, Hitting Toddler
• NBA stars, "Steve Urkel" actor pile into growing cannabis biz
• 'I Love Them…They Love Me': Mentorship Became The Perfect Relationship For One Teen In Foster Care
• Sen. John Hickenlooper Discusses American Rescue Plan, Climate Change During First Town Hall
• Meet Zadia, Baltimore Artist Who Sang The National Anthem On Opening Day At Camden Yards
• Miami-Dade, Broward To Follow CDC Guidelines Despite Florida Education Boss Asking School Districts To Make Mask Use Voluntary
• Bill Belichick On Patriots' Approach To Draft, This Year's 'Interesting' Group Of Quarterbacks
• Denver Chosen To Host CONCACAF Nations League Finals At Empower Field At Mile High
• Chicago River Bridges Have Not Been Raised, Contrary To Some Reports On Twitter
• Do House committees matter anymore?
• Ever-Increasing Youth Gun Violence In Philadelphia Prompts School District To Expand Mentorship Program
• Suspect Arrested In Series Of Tracy Rock-Throwing Incidents - Including One That Left 2 CHP Officers Seriously Hurt
• Now Hiring: Ulta Looking To Add Managers, Beauty Advisors And Specialists In DFW
• More colleges requiring students to get COVID-19 vaccine
• Moderate Republicans float counteroffer on infrastructure
• State Commission Approves Plans For Relocation Of Denton Confederate Monument
• Daunte Wright Shooting: Kim Potter Makes 1st Court Appearance On Manslaughter Charge
• Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski Releases $4.2B Budget For FY22, Prioritizes Education And COVID-19 Recovery
• Michael Jordan will present Kobe Bryant at Hall of Fame induction
• Steelers Draft Preview 2021: Quarterback
• Muhlenberg Township Police Officer Who Fatally Shot Knife-Wielding Man Will Not Face Charges, DA Says
• COVID In Colorado: Quarantine Measures In Place In Garfield County After Outbreak At Jail
• Getty Villa To Reopen April 21
• VIZIO Expanding In Denver, Hiring 100 New Employees
• Bill Calling For Expansion Of Supreme Court Slammed As 'Court Packing' By Republicans -- But What Does That Mean?
• Metrolink, LA County Public Health Launch Mobile COVID-19 Vaccination Clinics At Palmdale, Lancaster Stations
• WalletHub Ranks Florida The 12th Best State To Work From Home
• San Francisco Corruption Scandal: 2nd Recology Exec Charged With Bribery, Money Laundering
• Paul Flores, Father Make First Court Appearance In Kristin Smart Murder Case
• Chicago Bears Are 'Where Quarterbacks Go To Die,' Says Jim McMahon
• Harford County Executive Barry Glassman Announces Candidacy For Maryland Comptroller
• Steelers Draft Preview 2021: Special Teams
• Summer Sessions
• Colorado Maternal Health Care Bill Aims To Improve Pregnancy Outcomes For Minority Women
• 3 Men Charged With Threatening, Intimidating Women Who Have Accused R. Kelly Of Abuse
• Bears Players Won't Attend Voluntary In-Person Workouts, According To NFLPA
• Bill Belichick Says Julian Edelman's Toughness, Competitiveness A Big Part Of Patriots Backbone
• UPDATE: San Jose Police Standoff With Barricaded Suspect Ends With Suspect Shooting Himself
• CPS Leaders, Gary Elementary School Offering Support As Community Grieves Loss Of 13-Year-Old Adam Toledo
• Beaumont Health Puts Out Community Call For Action To Help Minimize Covid-19 As Cases Surge, And Hospitals See Major Uptick
• It's Not Tax Day! Here's What You Need To Know About Filing Taxes This Year
• Boston Children's Museum To Reopen To The Public On May 1
• Former Texas Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst Pushed Girlfriend Into Concrete Bench, Dallas Police Say
• Michael Jordan To Present Kobe Bryant At NBA Hall Of Fame Induction
• 'Feelings Of Fear, Pain And Anger': Lightfoot On The Backdrop Of Minnesota Police Shootings With CPD Shooting, Killing Of 13-Year Old
• Is It Safe To Kiss? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your COVID Vaccine Questions
• Prosecutor Misspoke In Saying Adam Toledo Had Gun In Hand When He Was Shot Dead By Police, State's Attorney's Office Says
• Red Sox-Twins Delayed By Extremely Loud, Extremely Long Severe Weather Siren Test
• After Recent Wildlife Sightings, Police Create Resources For Animal Welfare Concerns
• Dog Dies In Whittier House Fire Visible From 605 Freeway
• Here Are Some Possible Reasons Derek Chauvin Didn't Testify
• Mauricio Eduardo Anchondo-Olivas Convicted Of Killing Former Roommate In Colorado, Gets Life Sentence
• Senate will hold final vote on hate crimes bill next week
• East Texan Sentenced To 8+ Years In Prison For Downloading Child Pornography For 3 Years
• UPDATE: SF Dine-and-Dashers Caught On Camera Pay Up, Leave Apology Note To Korean BBQ Restaurant
• 2 Teenagers Seriously Hurt After Crash With Dump Truck In Hudson, NH
• Maryland Becomes First State To Repeal The Law Enforcement Officers' Bill Of Rights
• 1 Dead, Texas Highway I-45 Closed At I-20 After Big Rig Slams Into Concrete Underpass
• Wildfire Season Coming Quickly And Earlier, California Forecasters Warn
• Steven Young Convicted Of Shooting John Cyprian In Aurora Last Spring And Leaving Him To Die
• No Device Found After Bomb Threat Prompts Evacuation Of Middle School In Concord
• Kristin Smart Murder Suspect Faces Sex Assault Investigation In LA
• Smoking Foes: Make COVID Casino Smoking Ban Permanent In New Jersey
• COVID: Contra Costa County Launches Walk-In Vaccine Clinics in Hardest-Hit Areas
• Texas Trooper Runs Over, Kills Man Lying On Austin Street
• Daunte Wright Funeral Set For North Minneapolis Next Week, Rev. Al Sharpton To Deliver Eulogy
• USC Men's Basketball Placed On 2 Years Probation, Fined For Former Coach Tony Bland's Part In College Admission Scandal
• Pittsburgh Police Seek Identity Of Man Suspected In ATM Burglary
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Proposes New Ambitious Gun Control, Safety Measures
• WATCH LIVE: Philadelphia Officials To Provide Update On Investigation Into Series Of Non-Fatal, Fatal Shootings Involving Street Gangs
• Undercover cops, private guards and local patrols fight anti-Asian hate
• Chicago Teachers Union And Chicago Public Schools Announce Tentative Agreement To Resume In-Person Classes At High Schools
• Rene Compean's Picture Of His Soot-Streaked Legs Mobilized SoCal Hiking Community And Saved His Life
• Bride wears wedding dress to get vaccine
• Mayor Lightfoot Won't Confirm Or Deny Adam Toledo, 13, Was Holding Gun When He Was Shot Dead By Police, But Believes Prosecutors Who Say He Was Were 'Correct'
• Universal Studios Reopens Thursday For First Time In A Year
• Cuteness Overload: Meet The Newest Bloodhound To Join BSO
• PRC To Host Pop-Up E-Waste Collections In North Hills, South Hills
• Pa. House Speaker Rep. Bryan Cutler Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Molly Bernard Shares A Special Message To 'Younger' Fans Ahead Of Final Season: 'Our Fans Are Why We Exist, We Will Miss You'
• Matt Turner Believes Revolution Are Poised To Lift A Trophy In 2021
• Pausing Use Of Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Impacting Distribution In Rural Colorado
• Police: Cyclist Dies After Running Red Light, Crashing Into Truck In Elk Grove
• Caltrain Halting San Francisco Service For Next 2 Weekends To Replace Rail Bridge
• Minnesota Unemployment Rate Dips To 4.2% In March
• Missing And Endangered 56-Year-Old Found
• Florida Jobless Claims Inch Up
• Pennsylvania Health Department Extends Pause Of Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine Until April 24 Or When CDC, FDA Update Guidance
• 5 Michigan Credit Unions Named Top-Performing In Country
• New York Bars, Restaurants Allowed To Stay Open Later Starting Next Week
• Aurora Police Investigate Hit & Run Involving Pedestrian
• After Air Bag Wiring Problem Toyota Recalls 2009-2015 Venza SUVs In US
• COVID-19 In Illinois: State Reports Highest One-Day Death Toll In More Than A Month
• Swan Boats Returning To Boston Public Garden; Opening Day Announced
• Texas Man Who Escaped From Prison, Twice, Sentenced To 35 Years For An Array Of Charges
• Shooting Injures Woman in San Francisco Tenderloin District Following Confrontation With Group
• Plan On Police Training Standards Moves Forward In Florida Legislature
• Lakers Welcome Back Fans At Staples Center, Hosting Boston Celtics Thursday
• Awake And Hungry: Trail Cam Captures Family Of Bears In Roxborough State Park
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 5,060 New Cases, 44 Additional Deaths
• Kristin Dewald Killed In Single-Vehicle Crash In Dundalk Thursday
• Marty Bass Welcomes First Grandchild
• U.S. Customs Officers Seize $350K Worth Of Fake N95 Masks At Houston Seaport
• Blocking middle seats on planes reduces virus exposure, study says
• Pennsylvania Woman Among Cases Of Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Blood Clots; State Extends Pause
• Philadelphia Mayor Kenney's Budget Proposal Includes $35.5 Million Spending For Anti-Crime Measures, Police Reforms
• Nearly 19,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois Last Week Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Gun-Toting Man Charged With Harassing Women In Malibu
• Dr. Deborah Birx To Give Keynote Commencement Speech At College In New Hampshire
• Lakers To Welcome Back Fans At Staples Center Thursday
• Colorado Defeats St. Louis In Goaltender Devan Dubnyk's Avalanche Debut
• Mayor Daniella Levine Cava, Faith Leaders Urge People To Get Their COVID-19 Vaccinations
• Miami Weather: Warm & Sunny Day, Sizzling Weekend Ahead
• Bill At Capitol Would Repeal Law Banning Objects Hanging From Rearview Mirror, An Issue In Daunte Wright's Case
• Michigan Health Director Elizabeth Hertel Traveled Out Of State Amid Virus Spike
• White Army officer seen on video threatening Black man is charged
• Victim Of Deadly North Philadelphia Shooting Identified As 16-Year-Old Kadeem Green
• Whitman Toddler Escorted By 7 Police Departments To Boston Children's Hospital For Open-Heart Surgery
• Chicago Public Schools, Chicago Teachers Union Say They're Close To A Deal As They Continue Negotiations On COVID Safety
• York Mother Cierra Allen Accused Of Stabbing 5-Year-Old Daughter
• Florida Rapper Tafia Involved In Fiery Tractor Trailer Crash On Miami's Airport Expressway
• Video From Police Shooting That Killed Adam Toledo To Be Released On Thursday, COPA Says
• Tuukka Rask Returning To Net For Bruins Thursday Night Vs. Islanders
• Inert Grenades Found In Package At Department Of Treasury In Northeast Philadelphia
• Brooklyn Nets Center, Texas-Born LaMarcus Aldridge Retires From NBA After Experiencing Irregular Heartbeat
• COVID In Minnesota: 2,736 New Cases, 11 Deaths Reported; Over 3.4 Million Vaccines Have Been Administered
• Police: Quad Driver Killed, Passenger Injured In Crash After Running Stop Sign In Stockton
• Funeral To Be Held Monday For Joshua Haileyesus, 12-Year-Old Who Died As A Result Of The 'Blackout Challenge'
• Pelosi has "no plans" to bring Supreme Court expansion to House floor
• Naval Midshipman Chase Lee Receives Truman Scholarship
• 'We Can't Take This Anymore': 7-Year-Old Florida Boy Shot, Killed While Sleeping
• BSO Employee Faces Fraud, Official Misconduct Charges For Allegedly Faking Work Injury
• Liliana Carrillo, Accused Of Killing 3 Young Children In Reseda, Appears In Bakersfield Courtroom On Carjacking Charges
• Michigan Teen Charged After Homemade Explosive Detonates In School
• 7 Accused Of Trucking Tons Of Trash Into California In Massive Recycling Scam
• 'These Kids Are Going To Be Traumatized': Residents At Epicenter Of Daunte Wright Protests Feel Powerless
• West Virginia is offering remote workers $12,000 to move there
• Why the CDC declared racism a public health threat
• AAA: Gasoline Prices In Texas Are Lower Than Any Other State In The Country
• Miami Nurse Accused In Scam That Cons Victims Into Sending Cash
• Romney and Sinema teaming up on a proposal to raise the minimum wage
• Marathon Petroleum Corp. Launches Ongoing Initiative To Spruce Up Southwest Detroit Along I-75
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 403 New Cases, No Additional Deaths
• 'You Look Good Today. Want Snacks?': Artificial Intelligence Learns To Flirt Thanks To Colorado Scientist Janelle Shane
• Beaumont Health Warns Its Hospitals Are At 'Critical' Capacity As Michigan's COVID-19 Cases Increase
• Burleson Police Officer Joshua Lott Shot During Traffic Stop Awarded In Past For Saving 2 Lives 
• Immigrant Health Care Is On California Senate's Wish List
• NFL star Malcolm Jenkins opens door for Black tech investors
• COVID-19 Vaccine Appointments Now Open To All Californians 16 And Older
• April Is Autism Awareness Month, And Denver's Firefly Autism Is Working On 'Changing The Narrative'
• Sen. Ed Markey, House Democrats Introduce Bill To Expand Supreme Court
• Dushko Vulchev Set Fire To Springfield Church Over 'Hatred Of Black People,' Feds Say
• Eagles' Jalen Hurts Tells GQ He Has $70,000 Set Aside To Help Sister Pay For College
• New Jersey Ranked 48th In List Of Best States; Residents Say 'That's Ridiculous'
• Humboldt County Experiencing Alarming Spike In Fentanyl Deaths
• Nepal's rhino population soars amid COVID-19 closures
• Danny Ainge Isn't Giving Kendrick Perkins All The Credit For Jayson Tatum's Turnaround
• 19-Year-Old Charged In South Shore Carjacking
• No charges for officer who fatally shot woman during Capitol riot
• Knife-Wielding Suspect Arrested In Berkeley Bank Robbery
• Parker County Pet Owner Offers $1K Reward For Safe Return Of Dogs 'Ila' And 'Bentley'
• Detroit Officials Alarmed About Increasing Rate Of COVID-19 Cases, Urge Residents To Get Vaccinated
• Weather Blog: Weekend Outlook
• Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez announce breakup
• Hiker Captures Moment She Thought She Might Die on Video, Before Search Crews Rescue Her
• Mister Rogers Former Home In Pittsburgh Goes Up For Sale
• Mister Rogers' Former Pittsburgh Home Goes Up For Sale
• Dramatic Increase In Number Of People Living In Vehicles In Marin County
• Nikola Jokic's Triple-Double Leads Nuggets Over Heat 123-106
• PHOTOS: ID Verification Company Shares Pics With CBS4 Of Costume Masks Worn By Unemployment Fraudsters
• Denver Nuggets Put In Strong Showing In First Game After Losing Jamal Murray For The Season, Defeat Miami Heat 123-106
• Standoff Ends In Westminster, Man Found Dead Inside Apartment Building
• LISTEN: MIT Scientists Create Eerie Music By Turning Spider Webs Into Virtual Instrument
• Henry To Skip Senior Year At Michigan State, Enters NBA Draft
• Pittsburgh Zoo: 2 Lions Positive For COVID-19, Others Tested For Virus
• Man Can't Sell Used ATV After Post Office Loses Letter Containing Proof Of Ownership
• More Than 10K Unemployment Insurance Claims Filed Last Week In Maryland
• Michigan's Brooks Returns For Extra Season
• CBS3 Celebrates Earth Week: Download The Free Coloring Book!
• Clippers Get 100-98 Win Over Pistons With Late Jumper
• Barrage Of Bullets That Hit Stockton Homes Caught On Video
• 'A Lovable Young Man': Daunte Wright, Killed By Police, Known As Jokester, Young Father
• House committees vote on D.C. statehood and reparations bills
• Windsor Council Demands Resignation Of Mayor Dominic Foppoli Amid Sexual Assault Investigation
• Health Department: 109 Allegheny County Residents Have Tested Positive For COVID-19 After Getting Vaccinated
• CDC Study Finds Airlines Should Leave Middle Seat Empty To Reduce COVID Spread
• Stakeholders Considering Fees For 'Loved To Death' 14er Quandary Peak
• PTL Links: April 15, 2021
• Average Pet Owner Spends 832 Hours Annually Cleaning Up After Their Pet
• Thousands of claims of sexual misconduct shared by students in U.K.
• Sacramento Businesses Say They Complained So Much About Nearby Homeless Camp That City Agreed To Offer Weekly Trash Pickup
• Ex-cop fired for stopping 2006 chokehold "kept fighting" for justice
• Pine-Richland Head Football Coach Eric Kasperowicz And Entire Coaching Staff Will Not Return In Fall
• COVID In MN: First Avenue To Host Vaccination Event For Local Music And Arts Community
• Unemployment claims drop to lowest level since March 2020
• Alex Verdugo Had Himself A Day As Red Sox Sweep Doubleheader Vs. Twins
• Pa. State Police To Pay $2 Million Into Compensation Fund And Alter Fitness Standards That Kept Women Out
• Miami Proud: 'No More Tears' Founder Somy Ali Devoted To Helping Victims Of Domestic Violence
• MBTA Asks For Rider Feedback About Proposed Changes To Fare Evasion Fines
• 'Baby Whisperer' Patti Ideran Has Some Advice For How To Calm Fussy Or Colicky Babies
• Woman Hit And Killed By Driver After Couple On Interstate-30 Crashes Vehicle While Arguing
• UnitedHealth Adjusts Forecast Up Following Strong Start To Year
• NYPD: Man Armed With Box Cutter Robbing Grocery Stores In Queens
• Bear Sighting Reported In Lincoln-Lemington, Pa. Game Commission Called In
• Miami Hit And Run Crash Sends Man To The Hospital
• Mister Rogers Former Home In Squirrel Hill Goes Up For Sale
• Zoo Miami Helps Discover A Brand New Spider Species In Miami
• New York Weather: CBS2's 4/15 Thursday Afternoon Forecast
• Secretary of State Blinken makes surprise trip to Afghanistan
• Hollywood Police Involved Shooting, One Man In Custody
• Kindness Campaign Pays Off Big For North Texas Business
• Man Spit On, Punched After Confronting Suspect About Smoking On Subway, Police Say
• Police: Woman Stabs Man In Back After Argument At Queens Park
• Texas Truck Driver Accused Of Transporting Migrants Illegally Indicted After Deadly Crash That Killed 8
• New York is spending $2B on undocumented workers. Here's why.
• House panel votes to advance slavery reparations bill for first time
• State Courts Warn Of Phone Scam Pretending To Be 'Administrative Office Of Pa. Courts'
• Democrats unveil bill to expand Supreme Court to 13 justices
• Missing student killed during 1996 rape attempt: Prosecutor
• CDC panel adjourns without vote on extending J&J COVID vaccine pause
• 4th night of protests after ex-cop who killed Daunte Wright charged
• Tax Day: Understanding The Extended Tax Deadline In Pennsylvania
• IRS set to start sending monthly child tax credit payments in July
• Defense expert says Floyd's manner of death undetermined
• Biden announces sweeping new Russia sanctions
• Ex-cop who stopped fellow cop's chokehold on suspect to get pension
• Why the U.S. should "be very worried" about Brazil's COVID disaster
• Former daughter-in-law of Trump Org CFO has "boxes" of documents after bitter divorce
• Wild Ride: Suspected DUI Driver Leads Police Pursuit on Sacramento Executive Airport Runway
• Affirmative action and the diversity dilemma
• Luka's Falling Forward Buzzer Beating 3-Pointer Leads Mavericks Past Grizzlies By 1
• Pittsburgh Weather: Colder Temperatures Move In Today, Chance For Afternoon Rain
• President Biden Expected To Issue Sanctions Against Russia
• Eastern State Penitentiary To Resume Night Tours Next Month
• Mother, 2-Year-Old Daughter Carjacked In Wicker Park
• Dollar General Hiring 20,000 Workers Across The Country
• FINNOVATION Lab's Fellowship Program
• Chicago Weather: Another Cool Day Ahead
• Sinkhole Slowing Traffic At Schuylkill's King Of Prussia Interchange
• Port Authority Holding Question And Answer Session On New Fare Plan
• 6-Year-Old Boy Injured, Father Killed In Southwest Philadelphia Triple Shooting, Police Say
• Passing Asteroid Lights Up South Florida Sky
• Derek Chauvin Trial: Philly Police Urge Port Richmond Businesses To Prepare For Possible Unrest Ahead Of Verdict
• Maryland State Investigating A Fatal Crash Involving A Pedestrian In Prince George's County
• Police: Man In Custody After Firing Shots At Officer In North Philadelphia
• It Happens Here: Family-Run Somerville Shop Sells 115 Different Types Of Pasta
• Motion To Denounce Bans On Transgender Athletes Fails Before Allegheny County Council
• Rare Honus Wagner Card Going Up For Auction
• Call Kurtis: Hanging Onto Gift Cards? Don't
• Allegheny County Police Investigating Shots Fired In North Versailles
• 'Enjoy It While You Can' - Bay Area Bubble Tea Shops Prepare For Looming National Shortage Of Boba
• Fatal Police Shooting In Ohio Hospital Caught On Officer Body Camera
• West Virginia's Offer Of Cash And Free Recreational Destination Passes Receives Huge Response
• New York Weather: CBS2's 4/15 Thursday Morning Forecast

Videos from April 15, 2021

• 2 years after Notre Dame Cathedral fire, rebuilding remains a monumental task
• 4/15: Red and Blue
• Americans living below poverty line disproportionately impacted by pandemic
• Biden authorizes sweeping sanctions against Russia
• Aspiring comedians find new stage on TikTok
• Former police officer Derek Chauvin speaks for the first time in court
• Health experts testify on Capitol hill as variants fuel a rise in coronavirus cases
• Pennsylvania woman devoted to serving veterans
• CBS News announces new leadership
• Harry and William will not walk side-by-side at Prince Philip's funeral
• U.S. retail sales explode in March, up nearly 10%
• Analysis: How sanctions and withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan will impact U.S.-Russia relations
• Search continues for 12 crew members missing in Gulf
• Video released of fatal police shooting of 13-year-old boy
• Derek Chauvin declines to testify
• 3rd COVID shot "likely" needed within 12 months
• U.S. imposes sanctions against Russia for election interference and cyber hack
• "Red Envelope Stories": Asian Americans share their struggles with identity and discrimination in online newsletter
• Biden announces sanctions against Russia: "We want a stable, predictable relationship"
• Capitol Police Inspector General says department needs to transition into "protective agency"
• House panel votes to advance slavery reparations bill in historic move
• Biden announces new sanctions against Russia
• Attorney for family of teen killed by Chicago police reacts to shooting video
• Bride wears wedding dress to get vaccine after reception was canceled
• If Jackie Robinson were alive today, he'd be speaking out against injustice, sportswriter says
• Biden administration hits Russia with new sanctions
• Chicago mayor calls for calm ahead of Adam Toledo video release
• Derek Chauvin invokes Fifth Amendment right to not testify at his murder trial
• Prosecution, defense rest in Derek Chauvin trial; Closings to begin Monday
• Prosecutors call pulmonologist as a rebuttal witness in Derek Chauvin trial
• Previewing day 14 of testimony in Derek Chauvin trial
• Racism's health effects on Black Americans
• Brazil struggles to combat coronavirus infections
• GOP Texas congressional candidate on vision for party's future
• Biden administration announces sweeping sanctions against Russia
• Biden imposes tough new sanctions on Russia
• Local pharmacist working to vaccinate one of the hardest hit areas in Pennsylvania
• Country music artist Mickey Guyton on co-hosting ACM Awards, reflections on her trailblazing journey
• Former top talent agent aims to produce, finance projects driven by people of color
• How the pandemic impacted college admissions this year
• Buffalo police officer vindicated after 2008 termination
• Defense witness says Floyd's death should be considered "undetermined"
• Capitol police watchdog set to testify, new document reveals details of lead-up to January 6 riot
• 60 Minutes+: 'Ndrangheta, Southwest Italy's powerful and secretive crime syndicate
• WorldView: Deadly school fire in Niger; India reports over 200,000 new COVID-19 cases
• One person found dead, six others rescued after lift boat capsizes in Gulf of Mexico
• White House to announce new Russia sanctions in retaliation for election interference, cyberattacks
• Blood clots more likely in people with COVID-19 infections than vaccines, study shows
• Medical expert testifies carbon monoxide from car could have contributed to George Floyd's death
• CDC extends review of Johnson & Johnson vaccine amid pause over rare blood clot cases
• Former officer who shot Daunte Wright charged with manslaughter
• Police officer charged in fatal shooting of Daunte Wright as Derek Chauvin trial continues
• 4/15: CBSN AM
• CBS Reports | The Diversity Dilemma
• Nurse practitioner discusses the latest on the J&J vaccine and COVID-19