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Articles from April 16, 2021

• Man Ripping Down Flyers Promoting AAPI Anti-Hate Rally Caught on Camera in Mountain View
• Fremont Police Release Body Cam Footage In Fatal Shooting Of Suspect On Highway 84
• Justin Upton's Grand Slam Powers Angels Past Twins, 10-3
• Restauranteurs, Artists, Casa Bonita Fans Team Up To Help Shape Future Of Landmark After Bankruptcy Filing
• 'I Thank God': More California Churches To Offer Vaccines In Effort To Reach Underserved Communities
• 'A Trend That Won't Go Away': Sacramento City Leaders Consider Permanent Plans For Street Dining
• Armed Suspect Caught On Camera Robbing Group Of People In A West Hollywood Alley
• Low Water Levels In Folsom Lake Put Summer Boating Season At Risk
• Lehner Gets Shutout As Golden Knights Blank Ducks 4-0
• Deployment Of National Guard Makes Some Feel On Edge, Others More Safe
• Good Samaritan Killed By Oncoming Car While Assisting Pedestrian Hit By Car Near Rancho Cordova
• Montas Leads A's Over Tigers for 6th Straight Win
• KAT Scores 24, Helps Timberwolves Beat Heat 119-111
• Motive Unknown After 8 Killed At Indianapolis FedEx Facility
• Sheriff's Deputies Arrest Suspect After He Barricaded Himself In A Compton Residence For More Than 7 Hours
• Crews Attempt To Rescue Man After Trench Collapse At Johnstown Construction Site
• Bonino Stays Hot With Goal, Assist As Wild Defeat Sharks 3-2
• Sounders Welcome Fans Back, Thump Minnesota United 4-0
• Bonino Hot With Goal, Assist as Wild Defeat Sharks 3-2
• Chicago Weather: Mostly Cloudy Through Sunday
• County Lines Divide Neighboring Restaurants Between Fully Open And Socially-Distanced
• Families Fight To Keep Memorial Trees Offered Through Chicago Park District After Being Told Of Golf Course Plans
• Pedestrian Struck And Killed In Hopkins, Driver Taken Into Custody
• Dynamo Open Major League Soccer Season With Victory Over Earthquakes
• Alleged Shoplifter Arrested After Bomb Scare At Vacaville Nugget Market
• Dozens Of West Point Cadets Required To Repeat A Year After Cheating Scandal, 8 Expelled
• Muslim Community Files Lawsuit After Sudden Sale Of Beloved Newark Mosque: 'This Building Was An Ecosystem'
• Caught On Camera: Laquarn Johnson Shatters Driver's Side Window Of MTA Bus In Brooklyn
• Family Says They Were Escorted Out Of PNC Park By Police Over Mask Dispute
• Discarded Tombstone Spotted On Empty Lot Raising Questions In Paramus
• Mother Who Heard Shots, Death Of Adam Toledo Shares What She Heard, Neighborhood Insight
• 1 Dead, 3 Injured In Tujunga Crash
• Permanent Memorial To Honor King Soopers Shooting Victims In Planning Stages
• 3-Run Homer in 8th Lifts Marlins to 4-1 Win vs Giants
• After Losing Job, Eric Kasperowicz Reapplies To Be Head Football Coach At Pine-Richland
• WCCO Exclusive: Juror On Mohamed Noor Trial Talks For The First Time
• Over 1 Year Into Pandemic, Doctors Discouraged By Patients Still Delaying Routine Medical Appointments
• Fight Ends With 1 Shot, Critically Injured And 1 Arrested In Alvarado Friday Night
• Matthew Fry Charged With Manslaughter, Arson In Deadly Apartment Explosion In Greeley
• WCCO Crew Told To Lay On Ground After Guard Disperses Protesters
• COVID In New York: Variants Blamed For Nearly Half Of New Infections In Past Week
• Marte's 3-Run HR In 8th Lifts Marlins To 4-1 Win Vs Giants
• Plainville Firefighter In Coma After Contracting COVID-19
• Allegations Of Sexual Misconduct Involving Ocean City Beach Patrol Members Under Investigation
• People In Baltimore Protest In Solidarity, Mourning Daunte Wright's Death After He Was Fatally Shot By Police During Traffic Stop In Minnesota
• Hundreds In Brooklyn Protest Police Shooting Death Of Chicago Teen Adam Toledo
• 8 People Killed In Mass Shooting At FedEx Facility In Indianapolis
• FEMA-Funded South Florida Sites To Administer First Doses Of Pfizer Vaccines
• COVID In Colorado: Hospitalizations Increase To 500 Statewide
• Orioles Get Away From Home, Win 5-2 At Texas
• Pause In Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Could Delay Maryland's Goals As Baltimore City Emerges As Potential New Hotspot
• Gov. Jared Polis Visits Small Businesses In Northern Colorado
• Lawyers Don't Seek Trial Delay In Capital Gazette Shooting Case
• Towns Scores 24, Helps Timberwolves Beat Heat 119-111
• Winter Park Resort Donates $40,000 To Grand County Search & Rescue
• Allergies Or COVID? As Spring Moves In, Maryland Allergist Dr. Matz Breaks Down How To Tell
• Marte's 3-Run HR In 8th Lifts Marlins To 4-1 Win vs Giants
• Embiid, 76ers Snap Clippers' 7-Game Winning Streak
• Indianapolis FedEx Shooting: Here's What We Know So Far
• Restaurant Owners Still Face Challenges Despite Lifting Of Some COVID Restrictions
• Royal Oak Plans To Establish A New 'Social District'
• Michigan House Committee Approves Resolution To Subpoena Former Health Director Robert Gordon
• Nurses Get Into Physical Altercation, Temporarily Shutting Down Vaccination Clinic In Beaumont
• Joel Embiid, Sixers Snap Clippers' 7-Game Winning Streak
• Bryn Mawr Students Walk Out In Solidarity With Drama Teacher Who Was Allegedly Forced To Resign
• 28-Year-Old Man Missing From Rosedale
• Detroit Public Schools Pause In-Person Learning Until May Amid COVID-19 Cases Spike
• Ohio Man Carrying Unloaded Rifle Arrested In Times Square Subway
• Soyuz crew heads home, SpaceX Crew Dragon prepped for launch
• Hall Scores Again, Swayman Solid As Bruins Blank Islanders
• Multiple Faiths Joining Forces To Combat Philadelphia's Rising Gun Violence
• COVID In Colorado: Muslim Worshippers Observe Holy Month Of Ramadan With Some Changes
• How To Get An Appointment When COVID Vaccines Open For Mass. Residents 16+
• 'I'm Afraid We're Going To See A Surge Of Violence' Says Texas Criminologist Following Recent Mass Shootings
• Texas Grand Jury To Consider Charges In Shooting Death Of Protester Garrett Foster Last Summer
• Zach Eflin Pitches Into 8th, Phillies Beat Cardinals 9-2
• 2 People Injured, Police Officer Burned In Fire In West Baltimore Earlier Friday Evening
• 'A Little Las Vegas': West Hollywood Residents Say New Digital Billboard On Sunset Strip Lights Up Their Homes Around The Clock
• COVID Vaccines: Contra Costa Drop-In Sites End Frustration Among Those Struggling To Find Appointments
• Permanent Supportive Housing Building In Skid Row Celebrates Grand Opening With Virtual Event
• Crews Battle Overnight Fire At Indiana County Elementary School
• Parts Of Broening Highway In Dundalk Will Be Repaved By The End Of May
• Japanese American National Museum Reopens In Little Tokyo
• MLS: Inter Miami CF Broke League Budget Rules
• Protesters In Placerville Call For Noose To Remain In City's Logo
• Centura Health Announces Thousands Of New Vaccine Appointment Openings, Including 2nd Doses
• COVID : San Francisco Allows For Small Indoor Gatherings Among Vaccinated
• High Ranking Cook County Sheriff's Office Official Resigns Amid Complaints Of Inappropriate, Unsolicited Sexual Comments To Colleague
• Downed Wires Cleared in Fremont; Southbound I-880 Off-Ramp To Hwy 84 Reopened
• Police: Long Island Man Gave Woman His License After Breaking Into Her Hotel Room, Stealing Money
• Oscars: Nominees For Best Original Song To Perform In Pre-Show Telecast
• Vehicle Inspections Will Resume At Most Massachusetts Locations Saturday
• Steelers Draft Preview 2021: Wide Receiver
• Maryland Zoo Adds Two New Experiences With Giraffes, Tortoises
• Transgender People Face Increased Danger, Identity Issues In Prison
• Scammers Manipulating Legislators, Social Media, Reporters In Fraud Efforts According To Colorado Department Of Labor And Employment
• Long Beach Couple Buys Multi-Million Dollar Home, But Can't Get Former Tenant To Leave
• 'Women Have Been Erased': Jane DeDecker, Artist Behind Suffrage Movement Statue, Begins New Work On Untold Story Of Women's Right To Vote
• Police Responding To Intruder Call Swarm Natomas Home To Discover Robot Vacuum As Cleaning Culprit
• Coloradans Convicted Of Multiple Felonies Could Seal Their Records Under Bill At State Capitol
• Popular Topgolf Entertainment Chain Opens Location in San Jose
• Philip Blankenship Indicted For Fatal Shooting Of Randolph Jones In Baltimore
• Family Calls For Help In Finding Missing Modesto Mother Of 2 Allegedly Kidnapped At Gunpoint
• 'Terror You Experience Lasts A Lifetime': 2 More Lawsuits Filed In Connection To United Airlines Engine Explosion
• Retired Ohio Sheriff And Tiny K-9 Partner Die On Same Day
• As Pandemic Restrictions Ease, Child Abuse Reports Rise In North Texas
• Crews Called For Fire At Body Shop In Butler County
• Saturday's Show Info (4/17/21)
• More Temporary Workers Needed At Fort Worth Vaccination Sites
• NYPD Honored For Actively Supporting Organ Donation
• Man Arrested Following Pursuit, Multiple Hit-&-Run Crashes In San Bruno
• 20-Year-Old Lizandro Diaz Salgado Charged With Rape, Kidnapping and Carjacking One Day After Release From Jail
• Teen Driver Dies in Santa Rosa Head-On Collision Friday Morning
• Another Delay For Bid To Create Database For CPD Misconduct Files As Aldermen Question Cost, Frustrating City's Top Watchdog
• COVID Job Market: Signs Of Recovery As California Adds Jobs For 2nd Month
• Navy To Commission New Combat Ship USS Oakland
• Expert Breaks Down The Seconds Before Adam Toledo Was Shot In Body Camera Video
• Preschool Owners Battling City Of Plano Over Eminent Domain For 4 Years
• 'Gruesome Beyond Words': Russell Montoya Sentenced To Life For Hiding Body Of Friend In Basement Tomb
• U Of M Finds Farmers In A Near-Record Crop Yield
• Denver Police Search For 4 Suspects Wanted In Shooting, Carjacking In Mousetrap
• Gas Prices On The Rise Across Southern California
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Announces 'Summer B.O.O.S.T.' Program To Address Pandemic Learning Gap
• Fewer North Texans Opening Homes To New Pets With Schools And Businesses Back Open
• Sea Isle City's Girls Weekend Getaway Filled With Special Events, Discounts
• Police: Burglars Smashing Into Pharmacies In Brooklyn And Queens, Stealing Cash, Prescription Pills
• 2 Mothers, Babies Rushed To Hospital After Being Rescued From Burning Frankford Apartment Building, Officials Say
• Families Of Those Killed By Police Rally, Share Collective Pain In Wake Of Daunte Wright's Death
• Sacramento Kings Tickets Back On Sale, But COVID-19 Guidelines Will Discourage Booing Or Yelling
• Antioch Police Officer Shoots Man With Knife; Man In Stable Condition
• Westmoreland County Doctor Explains What Happens To Unused Coronavirus Vaccine Doses
• SpaceX wins $2.9 billion contract for NASA moon lander
• Spring Snow Forces Rockies To Postpone Friday's Game Against The Mets
• Busing Woes Continue For Hundreds Of Pittsburgh Public Schools Students
• Douglas County Businesses Enjoy Lack Of COVID Restrictions After Opting Out Of Tri-County Health Guidelines
• Pet Spa, Food Locker Among Amenities Added To Apartment Buildings During Pandemic
• Chicago Neighborhood Pharmacies Pivot After The Pause On Johnson & Johnson COVID Vaccine
• Federal Officials Reporting Thousands Of 'Breakthrough' COVID-19 Cases Among People Who Are Fully Vaccinated
• Facebook Decision on Trump Suspension Delayed as Comments Flood In
• MSHSL Seeks Relief From Masks In Outdoor Spring Sports
• Twin Cities Spring Babies Festival Tickets
• FBI Minneapolis Seeks Help Identifying Serial Burglars
• Some Parents Hesitant, Others Back Science As COVID Vaccine Trials Continue On Younger Children, Teens
• 'Aaron Donald Was On Mr. Spriggs' Side:' Donald's Defense Attorney Claims He Broke Up Fight
• The Show Must Go On: York Theatre Putting On Online Performance To Help Rebuild After Devastating Water Main Break
• COVID-19 In Illinois: Second Highest Daily Case Load Since January; Nearly 25% Of State Now Fully Vaccinated
• Siblings seek to honor dad by adding his made-up word to dictionary
• Day Care Center Workers Relieved As New Stimulus Package Offers $39 Billion Boost To Struggling Industry
• Doctors Say Side Effects Are Not Uncommon With Pfizer And Moderna Vaccines
• 'Some Of The Most Devastated Workers': New California Law Seeks To Get Laid-Off Hospitality Employees Back To Work
• Charges: Luke Oeltjenbruns Dragged Police Officer With Truck, Struck Him With Hammer
• CVS, NAACP Team Up To Get COVID Vaccines To People Of Color In South Florida
• San Antonio Airport Gunman Killed Himself, Autopsy Shows
• In The Wake Of Adam Toledo's Death, New Calls For CPD To Develop Better, Stricter Foot Chase Policies
• Police: Hector Luna Shot Man Outside Orange County Restaurant Because He Thought He Was A Cop
• Furry Tails: Layla And April Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• Manhattan-Bound Tube Of Midtown Tunnel Closed This Weekend
• Experts: BB Guns Are Being Mistaken For Real Firearms, Prompting Police Response
• MD SPCA Looking To Keep These Two Dogs, Indigo & Sasha, Together For Life
• Eye On Earth: 'One Of The Most Peaceful Places In South Florida': Wakodahatchee Wetlands
• Jury Finds Dmarco Blake Guilty In Deadly Home Invasion That Killed Tim Anderson
• BAA, Doug Flutie Team Up To Make Boston Marathon More Inclusive
• Keith Campbell Sentenced Up To 76 Years In Head-On Crash That Killed 3, Including 2 Mummers, In South Philly
• Georgia GOP governor faces primary challenge from former Democrat
• Chicago City Council To Resume In-Person Meetings Next Week, But Aldermen Can Continue Attending Remotely
• Hiker Rene Compean Could Face 6 Months In Jail, $10K Fine For Wandering Into Angeles National Forest Area Closed To The Public
• Hundreds Benefit From Much-Needed Provisions At Miami Springs Food Distribution
• Movie Adaptation Of Lin-Manuel Miranda's 'In The Heights' Will Kick Off 2021 Tribeca Film Festival
• Mets-Rockies' Friday Matchup Postponed, Doubleheader On Tap
• Soldier Dad Surprises Son At North Texas School After 13 Months Apart
• BWI Airport Art Exhibit Shines Light On Human Trafficking
• Lawyers For Ex Florida State Senator Frank Artiles Enter Not Guilty Plea, Ask For Jury Trial
• I Don't Know Who Needs To Hear This, But 'Leave Wildlife Alone'
• 'Ridiculously Heavy': Spring Snow Breaks Branches, Causes Power Outages Friday Morning
• FBI Interviewed Indianapolis FedEx Shooting Suspect Brandon Scott Hole Last Year
• Eye on Earth Coloring Book (PDF)
• As More People Get Vaccinated And Reopenings Expand, Some Are Experiencing 'Reentry Anxiety'
• Who Is Suspected FedEx Mass Shooter Brandon Scott Hole?
• South Florida Woman Accused Of Making Threats Against Vice President Kamala Harris
• Inter Miami's David Beckham Surprises Health Care Workers At Team Stadium In Fort Lauderdale
• Bronx-Based Artist, High School Students Collaborate On Inclusive Safety Mural
• Quincy & Saugus School Districts To Hold Senior Proms Outside
• Authorities Find Offender Who Left Los Angeles Rehabilitation Facility
• COVID In Philadelphia: City Expands Vaccine Eligibility To All Residents 16 Years And Older
• Pittsburgh Security Expert Disagrees With FedEx's No-Cellphone Policy
• Will employees ever safely return to offices after COVID-19?
• Phillies Legend Jimmy Rollins Reflects On Decline Of Black Players In MLB
• BSO Deputy Shoots, Kills Knife-Wielding Man Outside North Lauderdale Strip Mall
• Fugitive Christopher Buggs Captured After Being Mistakenly Released From Rikers Island In March
• Honda Center Reopens To Fans In Time For Last 5 Games Of The Ducks Season
• Studies Suggest Mask-Wearing May Help Alleviate Seasonal Allergy Symptoms
• East New York Residents Have Had Enough With Garbage Piling Up At Empty Lots, Streets: 'You're Not Supposed To Live Like This'
• 'A Perfect Storm' Leading To Record-High Lumber Prices, Driving Up Cost Of Homes, Improvement Projects
• Mayor De Blasio Celebrates First Prayer Of Ramadan At Manhattan Mosque
• Former Hudson Middle School Teacher Accused Of Raping Student
• Search For Missing Kayaker At Carter Lake Called Off After Four Days
• 56th Academy Of Country Music Awards Set To Smash Stereotypes
• The Broad To Reopen To Public On May 26; Will Give Healthcare Workers Early Access
• Agricultural Fire That Turned Into Wildfire Contained After Burning 900 Acres
• UPDATE: Motive Unknown After Gunman Kills 8, Self at Indianapolis FedEx Facility
• Rude Awakening For Elderly Couple, Slightly Hurt After Car Slams Into Miramar Home
• Long Island Street Renamed In Honor Of 9/11 First Responder Lawrence Guarnieri
• 'The Sky's The Limit For The U.S. Economy,' Says Economic Analyst
• Santa Cruz County Launches New Disaster Preparedness Website
• DEA Agents Seize Narcotics, Cash Worth $2M+ From Dallas Traffickers Tied To Mexican Drug Cartel 
• Boston Braces For Protests In Response To Chauvin Trial, Police Shootings
• Guidance For Parents On How To Talk To Children About Race, Police, And Witnessing Traumatic Events
• Texas Woman Indicted For Hate Crime In Attack On Korean Business Owner
• 1 In Critical Condition Following Alapattah Stabbing
• Caught On Video: Sucker Punch Assault, Robbery In Queens
• FDNY: Overloaded Power Strip Sparked Apartment Building Fire In Queens That Displaced About 90 Families
• Fordham University To Require COVID-19 Vaccine For Students Returning To Campus In Fall
• Schools Urge Caution As Families Travel For April Vacation
• Gov. Cuomo Questions If Mayor De Blasio's Police Reform Plan Does Enough To Address Gun Violence In NYC
• Vaccinations To Resume At Loretto Hospital, Under Chicago Department Of Health Control
• President Biden Taps Former Florida Congresswoman Gwen Graham For Education Post
• Frederick County Man Joshua Eckenrode Indicted By Grand Jury For Murder Of Curtis Mason Smith
• Christopher Keller Accused Of Terrorizing People On Long Island Based On His Perception Of Their Religion, Sexual Orientation
• Parkinson's Awareness Month Aims To Dispel Myths, Educate About Disease, Treatments
• COVID In Florida: 7,296 New Cases, 93 Deaths Reported On Friday
• Family Of Man Critically Injured In Somerville Hit & Run Wants Answers
• NJ deli valued at $100 million. That scares a top investor.
• Brandon Scott Hole Identified As Gunman Who Shot And Killed 8 People, Wounded 5 Others In Shooting At FedEx Facility In Indianapolis
• Biden Administration Working To Ensure U.S. Will Have Booster COVID-19 Shots If They Become Necessary
• Suspected Burglars Sought In Miami Shores
• Arrest Made In Killing Of Miami Woman Briana Paschal 2 Years Ago
• Family Of UNT Student DJ Tarver Shot, Killed By Denton Police, Calling For Federal Investigation: 'They Practiced No De-escalation'
• Arizona Oath Keepers criticize national head
• ROCA Program Offers Baltimore's Young Men With Tough Pasts Build Better Futures, Jobs
• Massachusetts Reports 1,962 New COVID Cases, 13 Additional Deaths
• Keith Urban On What It's Like To Win An ACM Award: 'That Nomination Is The First Award, When They Call Your Name Out It Is Quite Surreal'
• 17-Year-Old Malakai Tyrelle Cooke Killed Shooting At Frederick Country Inn & Suites
• Judge: Rachel Powell's Mesh Mask 'Mocks' Court Order, Threatens To Put Capitol Riot Suspect Back In Jail
• Baltimore County Elementary School Students Back To In-Person Learning Four Days A Week
• 3 Illegal Aliens Convicted Of Sexual Crimes Against Children Arrested At Texas/Mexico Border 
• Teens Urged To Get Vaccinated With Eligibility Opened Up To People 16 And Older
• COVID Survivor Thanks Hospital ICU Team for Life Saving Care 1 Year After Release
• Signs Of Recovery As California Adds Jobs For 2nd Month
• Suspected Serial Arsonist Arrested Following Fires Set At East Palo Alto RV Parking Lot
• Hundreds Of People Set To Participate In PurpleStride Pittsburgh Walk
• Dallas ISD To Focus On Mental Health After Year Of 'A Lot Of Adjustments'
• 'It Was All Based On Lies': Former Temple University Business Dean Moshe Porat Indicted In Rankings Scandal
• Dollar General Hosting Hiring Events For Baltimore Stores
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Doesn't Believe Unemployment Benefit Increase Is Needed
• UMB Brings Horseback Riding To Kids In West Baltimore
• This Weekend: I-75 Southbound Lane Closures In Detroit
• Brooklyn Center Mayor Mike Elliott Decries Police Tactics To Control Protesters
• Man Stabbed Aboard 'A' Train Subway In Brooklyn
• SpaceX Crew Arrives At Cape Canaveral Ahead Of Thursday's Earth Day Launch
• Timberwolves, Lynx, Nets, Bucks, Heat Host Auction For Daunte Wright Family
• Worcester Public Schools Urge Families To Replace Now-Recalled Verizon Hotspots Given To Students
• Representatives Lauren Boebert And Marjorie Taylor Greene Are Only House Members To Vote Against Reauthorizing Bill To Help Leukemia Patients
• FEMA Begins Vaccination Clinics In Fall River
• Baltimore County's Spring Restaurant Week Begins Friday
• Minneapolis Public Schools To Go To Distance Learning For Chauvin Verdict
• Cuba's Raul Castro Stepping Down From Power
• Dallas Fed: Texas 'Jobs Rebounded Strongly In March'
• Sacramento-Area Deputy Investigating Mail Theft Finds Out He Himself Was A Victim
• LA County Parks Re-Opens Its Junior Lake Lifeguard Program
• Steve Young Sentenced To Life In Prison For Fatal Shooting As In-Person Jury Trials Resume
• This week on "Face the Nation," April 18, 2021
• Search On For Suspects Who Broke Into Del Oro High's Gym, Caused $31K In Damage
• Two New K9 Teams Graduate From Pittsburgh Police K9 School
• Pageant Of The Masters, Newport Beach Jazz Festival Announce 2021 Dates
• San Francisco Supervisor Joins Calls For Emergency Funding At City College Amid Looming Layoffs
• Giants' Pitcher Cueto Goes On 10-Day Injured List With Lat Strain
• Oakland Unveils City's Tallest Mural, Spotlighting World Hunger
• Kyree Davis Charged In Murder Of Shamyar Austin In Baltimore
• Miami Heat Legend Dwyane Wade Enters NBA Ownership With Utah Jazz
• Colorado No Longer Under COVID-19 Dial Restrictions
• Man In His Late 80s Found Deceased In Southeast Dallas Home That Caught Fire
• Pennsylvania Jobless Rate Fell In March, As Payrolls Grew
• How Can I Watch The ACM Awards?
• NBA great Dwyane Wade becomes part owner of the Utah Jazz
• Aurora Pop-Up Pantry Opens On Monday
• Earth Month Coloring Book
• Ha Long Bay Vietnamese Sandwiches: Beloved Banh Mi Find A Home In New Hyde Park
• Gov. Tom Wolf To Receive His First Dose Of COVID-19 Vaccine Next Week
• FedEx cellphone policy under scrutiny after deadly shooting
• LAPD Sgt. Anthony White Dies From Complications Of COVID-19
• Red Sox Game Vs. White Sox Postponed Due To 'Winterlike Conditions'
• Feds Charge Dallas Attorney Rayshun Jackson In Drug Money Laundering Scheme
• Colorado Avalanche Postpone Next 3 Games Due To COVID-19 Outbreak
• West Virginia University Police Confirm Death Of Student On Campus
• 4 Injured In Baltimore 3-Car Crash Off Gwynns Falls Parkway
• COVID Reopening: San Jose Sharks Welcoming Fans Back At SAP Center April 26; Testing Or Vaccination Required
• Shooting In Vallejo Neighborhood Sends 2 Victims To Hospital
• Embattled Windsor Mayor Dominic Foppoli 'Stepping Back;' Maintains Innocence Despite Sexual Assault Allegations
• PHOTOS: April Snow In Massachusetts
• Sacramento County Girl, 11, Reported Missing Has Been Found Safe
• Working For Chicago: USPS Now Hiring Tractor Trailer Operators
• 4 in 10 think time travel will someday be possible
• 1st Of Its Kind 'Dino Stroll' Coming To Canterbury Village Will Feature 75 Realistic Dinosaurs
• Columbia Heights Community Plans Vigil For Daunte Wright
• For Bo: A Play Inspired by the Murder of Botham Jean by Officer Amber Guyger
• Capitol Police Watchdog Says Force Needs 'Cultural Change'
• Ben Simmons Tells GQ 'This Is The Year' For Sixers To Win NBA Championship
• Wilkinsburg Shooting Leads To Death Of 25-Year-Old Man, Police Searching For Suspect
• San Francisco Muni K Ingleside Train Service To Resume May 15
• Women can't win when they push for higher pay, study finds
• Man Arrested After Woman In Her 20s Dies After Crash On I-20 Involving 2 Cars And 18-Wheeler
• 'Admiration And Respect': Irvine Seniors Thank First Responders With Free Breakfast
• Yoga On The Rocks And Film On The Rocks Tickets On Sale Now
• Saginaw Doctor Says She's Seen More COVID Cases In Children The Last Two Weeks Than Ever Before
• Stephen Hill And Zachary Knighton On Taking Over Magnum P.I.: 'Very Blessed To Have A Torch From 30 Years Ago Passed To Us'
• West Hollywood To Close Robertson Blvd. To Cars On Weekends
• Mother urges Texas lawmakers not to pass anti-trans bill
• Tiny Home In Garfield Hits The Market
• Maryland Schools Continue Comparatively Slow Reopening Plan
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 5,650 More Coronavirus Cases, 56 Additional Deaths
• State Police Give 32 Warnings To Pittsburgh Businesses Not Following COVID-19 Orders
• Oath Keepers member first to plead guilty in Capitol riot
• COVID In MN: Gov. Walz Says 'Roll Up Your Sleeves, MN' Vaccine Campaign Now Focusing On Manufacturing Workers
• Lawsuit Over Boeing 737 Crash Alleges Autothrottle Malfunction
• PHOTO: Tewksbury Police Stop Snow-Covered Car During April Storm
• Former Inkster Teacher Charged With Sexually Assaulting Student
• Snow Totals For April 16, 2021
• Scammers targeting people seeking federal funeral assistance
• When Can I Get The COVID-19 Vaccine In Pennsylvania, New Jersey Or Delaware?
• 14-Year-Old Boy Under Arrest After Shooting In Olivehurst
• Actress Helen McCrory dies at 52
• Can Drivers Be Pulled Over For An Air Freshner?
• Pine-Richland School Board Member Resigns; Parents And Students Voice Support For Eric Kasperowicz
• Body Found In Connecticut River Identified As Missing Chicopee Boy Aiden Blanchard
• 'Peaky Blinders' Star Helen McCrory Dies At 52
• House GOP members who supported or criticized Trump see higher fundraising
• Steelers Join Other Teams Around The League, Say They Will Skip Offseason Workouts
• PAWS Pet Of The Week: Akron
• Nixon Presidential Library To Administer 1,500 Pfizer Shots During 1-Day COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic
• Clipper Card Now Available On Mobile App, Apple Pay
• Patrick Marleau Poised To Break Gordie Howe's Games Record 23 Years After 1st Game With Sharks
• Hit & Run Victim In Mesquite Was Left In Roadway Only To Be Run Over 2 More Times
• Border Patrol Agents Arrest Convicted Murderer Luis Alonso Godines-Maldonado After Illegally Entering US
• Man accused of setting predominantly Black church on fire
• Got Coke? Jose Espinosa Called Long Island Medical Facility Looking For Lost Drugs, Police Say
• Tom Brady Jokes That His NFL Career Can Now Legally Drink Alcohol
• Placer County Deputy Investigating Mail Theft Finds Out He Himself Was A Victim
• Biden retains historic-low refugee cap for now, angering allies
• NFL Reporter Peter King Calls Out Carson Wentz, Saying He Was 'Mind-Boggled' By QB's Behavior In Eagles Exit
• Colorado Paid $19 Million In Fraudulent Unemployment Claims During COVID-19 Pandemic
• 1 Juvenile Dead, 1 Injured After Shooting In Pittsburgh's Marshall-Shadeland Neighborhood
• COVID In Pennsylvania: Growing Number Of Unfilled Vaccine Appointments Early Signs Hesitancy Becoming Issue
• UPDATE: Missing 12-Year-Old Farrah Sanders Found Safely
• Prince Philip's apology letter to Richard Nixon revealed
• Travel Ramps Up Ahead Of April School Vacation Despite COVID-19
• Permanent Memorial To King Soopers Shooting Victims To Be Built In Boulder
• Missing 72-Year-Old Essex Man Found Dead, Vehicle Submerged In Local Creek
• 'Middle Of April, That's Crazy,' Spring Snow Coats Several Massachusetts Towns
• J.C. Jackson Signs Tender To Stay With Patriots
• New York City Contending With New COVID Vaccine Issue: Plenty Of Available Appointments
• Donate Pajamas To Critically Ill Children Through Casey Cares, Get A Free Chick-Fil-A Sandwich
• Basement Fire In Back Of The Yards Leaves 2 People Dead
• Southlake Police Hope To Reunite Lost, Stuffed Pink Bunny With Owner
• House passes equal pay bill, but it's likely to stall in the Senate
• COVID In Minnesota: 2,299 New Cases, 6 Deaths; Cumulative Fatalities Near 7,000
• Officials release video from fatal police shooting of 13-year-old
• Man Charged After Allegedly Pouring Vodka On Fire That Killed 1 In Lowell
• Liam's List April 16: SF Film Festival, New Prince Music, Kings & Queens of Country
• 13-Year-Old Girl, Man Injured In Wilmington Double Shooting
• Solano County Sheriff Slammed Over Response To Claim Some Deputies Belong To Extremist Groups
• Maryland Natural Resources Officers Rescue Ospreys From Partially Sinking Boat
• Kionna Jeter Made Towson History Thursday Night, Becoming First Player Drafted Into WNBA
• Viola Davis Is Named Harvard's Hasty Pudding Woman Of The Year
• I-695 Inner Loop Reopens After Tractor-Trailer Overturned Friday Morning
• Man Falsely Claiming To Be A Cop Steals Daly City Victim's Vehicle
• 3 Indicted In 12 Armed Robberies At Home Depot, Harbor Freight And Other Stores
• Comedians flock to TikTok amid pandemic
• 'Truck Drivers Are On Frontlines Of Human Trafficking': Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody Enlists More Highway Heroes
• With Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Still Paused, Chicago Switching Some Vaccination Programs To Moderna And Pfizer
• Human Trafficking Sting In Ohio Results In 93 Arrests
• State Rep. Jewell Jones Faces Drunk Driving, Resisting Officer Charges
• 100 Days After U.S. Capitol Riot, Massive Federal Inquiry Sees Progress And Major Roadblocks
• LAFD Investigators Seeking Person Of Interest After Fire Damages Koreatown Restaurant's Outdoor Dining Tent
• Massachusetts Unemployment Rate Drops Below 7%; Still Above National Average
• Accountability For Dearborn Offers Free Brake Light Repairs This Saturday
• 4 Reputed MS-13 Gang Members Facing Charges After Police Find Woman's Body In Trunk Of Car In Queens
• Birthday Messages Pouring In For Bill Belichick's 69th Trip Around The Sun
• Keys' Seven Mile Bridge To Close Saturday Morning For Race
• Want To Invest In Babe Ruth's Rookie Card? 'Collectable' CEO Ezra Levine Taps Into 'New Generation Of Investors' With Memorabilia 'Stock Market'
• For-Profit Trade School Owner Jonathan Dean Davis Found Guilty Of Defrauding VA, Student Veterans
• Mexico Orders 30 US Marines To Stand Trial For Disappearances In Nuevo Laredo
• Aaron Donald's Attorney Claims No Truth To Assault Allegations
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 491 New Coronavirus Cases, Increasing County Total To 93,279
• 47-Year-Old Pasadena Man Hospitalized After Crashing Motorcycle Along Glen Burnie Road
• Adam Toledo Video: City Council Latino Caucus Says There's 'No Question' Boy Was Unarmed When He Was Fatally Shot By Police
• Body Camera Video Released In Deadly Police Shooting Of 13-Year-Old Adam Toledo In Chicago
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Doesn't Support Aldermen's Plan To Create Database For Decades Of CPD Misconduct Files
• Nothing Suspicious Located After Bomb Threat At Great Mills High School, Sheriff's Office Says
• Philadelphia Police Searching For 2 Men After 17-Year-Old Boy Injured In Fairhill Shooting
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• COVID Hospitalizations Across Tri-State Area Reach Lowest Point In 4 Months
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• Navalny says Russian prison officials threatening to force feed him
• Publisher won't distribute book by cop involved in Breonna Taylor shooting
• Power Outages Prompt Jeffco Public Schools To Close Evergreen, Conifer School Buildings
• Estranged Husband Arrested In Woman's Stabbing Death At Santa Clarita Home
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• Denver Weather: It's Now The Snowiest Season In 8 Years, And More Snow Is Coming
• NASA weighs 3 different designs as it shops for new lunar lander
• Brothers Osborne open up about their personal lives and the impact on their careers
• Sacramento Students, Athletes Line Up For Vaccine Amid California's Eligibility Expansion
• Massachusetts Wants To Ban Robinhood Trading App
• Escaping NXIVM: India Oxenberg Speaks Out About The Abuse And Horrors She Endured Inside The Cult
• California Regulators Place PG&E On Notice Over Wildfire Mitigation Efforts
• Man Wanted For Trying To Burn Down Turtle Clan Smokes In Mastic
• Venice Handball Courts Cleared Of Homeless Encampment After Major Complaints
• State Patrol: Man, 38, Struck And Killed After Getting Out Of Vehicle Following I-94 Crash In St. Paul
• Survey: 72% Of Americans Use Social Media
• Police: 84-Year-Old Man Last Seen In Downtown 4 Days Ago May Need Help
• Miami Man Wins $5 Million In Florida Lottery Scratch-Off Game
• Smithsonian acquires Selena photos, commemorates Tejano singer's 50th birthday
• Families In Need Missing Out On Cleaning Supplies During Pandemic, So Food Pantries Seek To Fill Gap Where Food Stamps Fall Short
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• Man Threatened To Kill Bus Operator After Being Told To Wear Face Covering, SEPTA Says
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• Miami Weather: South Florida Set To Sizzle This Weekend
• Bill Belichick Explains How Patriots Go Through Trade-Up, Trade-Down Scenarios Ahead Of NFL Draft
• Prominent Hong Kong democracy activists sentenced to jail
• Armed Robbery, Car Chases, Gunfire: 2 Stockton Men Arrested After Multi-City Crime Spree
• New Hampshire Ending Face Mask Mandate: 4 Things To Know
• Humboldt Park Salon Owner Forced To Shut Down Last Spring Due To Pandemic Now Preparing To Open Beauty School In Portage Park
• WATCH: 56th ACM Awards Come To CBS And Paramount+ On Sunday, April 18th
• Benson Police: Missing 14-Year-Old Found Safe
• Biden welcomes Japanese prime minister to White House
• Country stars open up ahead of history-making ACM Awards
• Police In Washington Co. Warning Parents Of BB Gun Game 'Assassin'
• Thousands Frustrated With Lack Of Communication After Colorado Health Officials Determine Their First COVID Vaccine Dose Was Useless
• Ron Jaworski Praises Jalen Hurts' Passion, Calls Him A 'Football Wonk'
• Teenager Keyshawn Harris Arrested For The Dallas Murder Of Lancaster H.S. Standout Tony Evans Jr.
• Jaylen Brown Makes Celtics History With His Absurdly Efficient 40-Point Game Against Lakers
• Police: Man Steals Packages Full Of Skateboarding Gear From Lobby Of Queens Building
• Killing A Cat During A Hit-And-Run Could Soon Be Illegal In New Hampshire
• New York Weather: CBS2's 4/16 Friday Afternoon Forecast
• Police Arrest 3 Robbery Suspects In Lincoln-Lemington
• Explosion At Denver Homeless Encampment Underscores Risk Of Propane Tanks In Many Camps
• COVID Vaccine In New York: With Thousands Of Appointments Now Available, Some Local Leaders Voice Concerns About Vaccine Hesitancy
• Taste Of The Town: Chefs Jose Mendin And Santo Agnello Open Italian Eatery Casa Isola
• Iran claims higher-level uranium enrichment as nuclear talks teeter
• SpaceX Crew Dragon cleared for launch
• Shoplifting Suspect Threatens Employee At Rite-Aid In Hamilton Heights, Police Say
• Biden working to ensure U.S. will have booster COVID-19 shots, if necessary
• Bezos vows to make Amazon "Earth's Best Employer"
• Kanye West's $1 million Yeezys could become the most expensive sneakers ever sold
• Ex-cop charged in Daunte Wright's death makes court appearance
• 8 Dead In Shooting At FedEx Facility In Indianapolis
• Police: Jose Everaldo Reyes Charged With Killing Lizbeth Mass At City Island Construction Site
• MN Health Dept.'s New Podcast On Opioid Epidemic
• Pittsburgh Weather: The Weekend Starts Cool And Cloudy
• Royal Family reveals guest list for Prince Philip's funeral
• Republican lawmakers in Florida send "anti-riot" bill to governor
• Daunte Wright Shooting: No Arrests In 5th Night Of Protests
• Mike Pence undergoes surgery to have pacemaker implanted
• Document reveals details of dramatic Pence call during Capitol riot
• Adam Toledo Shooting Video Released By Civilian Office Of Police Accountability As Mayor, Community Leaders Urge Calm
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• Report: Human Smugglers Using Social Media More And More To Advertise Services At US-Mexico Border
• Philadelphia Weather: Dreary, Cool Friday With Possible Spotty Showers This Afternoon
• Missing California Tourist Angela Morrisey Found In Medley
• At Least 9 Killed, Several Injured In Shooting At FedEx Facility In Indianapolis
• 1,279 At Massachusetts Schools Test Positive For COVID-19 In Last Week
• Retired CPD Sergeant Says He Can't Pass Judgment For Sure On Adam Toledo Shooting Video
• Slow Recovery Prompts Businesses to Rethink Their Future in Downtown San Francisco
• New NYPD 'Digidog' Robot Raising Questions Among New Yorkers
• Chicago Weather: Cool, Dry Weekend Ahead
• At Least 8 Dead After Mass Shooting At Indianapolis FedEx Facility
• 2 Teens Injured In Drive-By Shooting After Leaving Police Athletic League In South Philly, Police Say
• Carolina Herrera's creative director on fashion post-pandemic
• Science journalist says earth is on "verge of another mass extinction"
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• Painting Project Serves As Creative Outlet For Bower Hill Elementary Students
• Pa. State System Of Higher Education Votes To Freeze Tuition For 3rd Straight Year
• FBI Arrests Pittsburgh Man For Allegedly Submitting Fake PPP Loan Applications
• Working From Home: Study Puts Pennsylvania Near The Middle For Best Work From Home States
• Crosby's Incredible Goal Not Enough, Flyers Beat Penguins 2-1 In Shootout
• Jaylen Brown Scores 40, Celtics Hold On To Beat Lakers 121-113
• Hall Scores, Rask Returns In Bruins' Win Over Islanders

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• President Biden calls recent gun violence a "national embarrassment" and urges congress to act
• CDC warns rising coronavirus infections could "threaten" U.S. progress
• Police identify man suspected of killing 8 people in an Indianapolis FedEx facility
• Raul Castro resigns as head of Cuba's Communist Party
• Final preparations underway for Prince Philip's funeral
• First guilty plea entered in Capitol riot investigation
• Minneapolis braces for Derek Chauvin murder trial verdict
• Surge in COVID cases tied to spread of U.K. variant
• Biden reacts to Indianapolis shooting: "This has to end"
• 8 killed in mass shooting at Indianapolis FedEx facility
• Arizona Oath Keepers criticize group’s national head, Stewart Rhodes, over members’ breach of Capitol
• Gun safety groups call for federal background check legislation
• Returning to work safely after the pandemic
• Online learning could be here to stay for some families
• Closing arguments in Derek Chauvin trial to begin Monday
• Former police officer Cariol Horne on reinstated pension, her police reform law and the state of public safety in the U.S.
• Mother gives powerful speech against Texas bill that would classify supporting transgender children as abuse
• Legal expert: Prosecution will say Chauvin was unreasonable, defense will call Floyd's death a "tragedy"
• Investigation underway in Indianapolis mass shooting
• Tensions rise between Ukraine and Russia as forces gather along border
• 48 Hours: "Crosley Green Comes Home" Florida man freed after nearly 32 years in prison
• Companies criticize China's alleged treatment of Uighur Muslims
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• Sir David Attenborough's "The Year Earth Changed" explores nature's rebound amid COVID lockdowns
• Country music duo Brothers Osborne on facing a mental health crisis
• "CBS This Morning" brings stories from around the globe for Earth Day
• Kristin Cavallari shares how to support mom-owned businesses for Mother's Day
• Trial over George Floyd's death, shooting of Daunte Wright are parallel tragedies for Minnesota
• Three companies compete for job of landing next Americans on the moon
• Former police officer Derek Chauvin invokes 5th Amendment as closing arguments to begin Monday
• Greater Minneapolis community prepares for end of Derek Chauvin trial as Kim Potter case gets underway
• Day four of search and rescue operation for missing Seacor crew members as families remain hopeful
• WorldView: Hong Kong activist sentenced to at least 12 months in prison; 3 deaths in Denmark linked to salmonella poisoning
• At least eight people killed at mass shooting at FedEx facility in Indianapolis
• Derek Chauvin opts not to take the stand, defense attorneys rest their case
• Video of Chicago police fatally shooting 13-year old boy released
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• Eight people killed, multiple injured in shooting at Indianapolis FedEx facility
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• At least 8 killed at FedEx facility in Indianapolis