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Articles from April 19, 2021

• Business Districts Say Fewer Restrictions On Criminals Are Driving Out Business
• COVID: With Marin On Brink Of Yellow Tier, An Expert Gives Pointers On Mask Etiquette
• Beverly Hills Police Department Partially Evacuated Due To Bomb Threat
• COVID: As Bay Area Offices Reopen Many Employees Still Want To Work From Home
• Free Bottled Water Coming To Thousands of Homes With Contaminated Water
• Mariners Use 2 HRs, Moore's Defensive Gem To Top Dodgers 4-3
• UPDATE: DA Launches Investigation After Man Dies In Alameda Police Custody
• Report: Substance Appearing To Be Feces Falls From A Low-Flying Plane Onto Studio City Home
• Colorado Comeback: Tours Of Empower Field At Mile High To Resume
• Some Sacramento Theaters Remaining Closed Despite Being Allowed To Reopen
• Southland On High Alert Ahead Of Derek Chauvin Verdict In Death Of George Floyd
• García, Arihara Lift Rangers Over Angels 6-4
• Sacramento City Council Considering New Rules To Stop Illegal Massage Businesses
• 'The Most Intense Microscope You Can Be Under': Colorado Referee Randy McCall Marks 6th Final Four, 2nd Championship Game
• FedEx Driver Shot During Robbery In Wing Slingers Parking Lot
• Officials On Rescue Mission To Free Baby Whale Caught Up In Fishing Line
• At Least 1 Dead In Fatal Collision In Fremont
• Jazz Avenge Loss With 111-97 Win Over Lakers In Rematch
• On Preparations For Chauvin Trial Outcome, Biden Administration Says 'We'll Wait For The Verdict'
• Garcetti Proposes Nearly $1B To Battle LA's Homelessness Crisis
• District Attorney's Office Calls For Official Review Of Controversial Arrest Of Karen Garner
• 'This Has To Be A Joke': Logan Airport's Earth Day Tweet Sparks Criticism
• Chicago Weather: Mix Of Rain And Snow Coming Tuesday
• Walter Mondale, Former Vice President From Small-Town Minnesota, Dies At 93
• Walter Mondale: Politicians Honor 'One Of Minnesota's Proudest Sons'
• Why Are Five Illinois Driver's License Facilities In The Chicago Area Closed, Some With No Date Set For Reopening?
• Defense Criticizes Evidence In Kristin Smart Slaying Arrests
• Robber With Replica Gun Shot And Killed By Dallas Police On LBJ Freeway
• Derek Chauvin Trial Is In Jury's Hands After Both Sides Make Closing Arguments
• Former Vice President Walter Mondale Dead At 93
• Vucevic Scores 29, Bulls Snap Celtics' 6-Game Streak
• I-70 Partially Closed Between Morrison & Silverthorne For Snowy Conditions
• Fire Destroys Historic Sacred Heart Of Jesus Church In Northeast Minneapolis
• Blackhawks Have Now Lost 2 Of 3 As They Fall To Nashville Predators
• All New Jersey Residents Age 16 And Up Now Eligible For COVID Vaccine
• Johnson & Johnson COVID Vaccine Maker Emergent BioSolutions Asked To Stop Making Doses While FDA Investigation Underway
• Attorney General James Asked To Investigate Whether Gov. Cuomo Used State Resources To Write, Promote His Book
• 'I Wanted To Be A Witness': Pilgrimages Being Made To George Floyd Square Ahead Of Chauvin Verdict
• What Happens During Jury Deliberations?
• 140 Firefighters Respond To Greenwich Village Blaze, 4 Injured
• 'You Have Just Declared War On First Amendment In Florida': Sen. Shevrin Jones Blasts Gov. DeSantis For Signing 'Anti-Riot' Bill Into Law
• Chicago Community Bond Fund Explains Why They Posted Bond For Ruben Roman, Man Authorities Say Was With Adam Toledo When Teen Was Shot Dead By Police
• Heat Run Away In 2nd Half, Roll Past Rockets 113-91
• Vatrano Scores Twice As Panthers Beat Blue Jackets 4-2
• Sharks' Marleau Breaks Howe's NHL Games Played Record
• Aledo Residents Shed Tears, Share Shock Over Students' Mock 'Online Slave Trade'
• 14 Rescued After Boat Sinks Off Newport Harbor
• 200-Acre Mendocino County Vegetation Fire 20% Contained
• Denver Approves Bill To Allow Pot Delivery & Marijuana Clubs
• 'Promote Our Collective Healing': Denver Mayor Asks Leaders To Offer Space For Chauvin Trial Reaction
• Garcetti Unveils 'Justice Budget' At State Of The City
• Curry Hits 10 3s, Scores 49 in Warriors' Win in Philly
• Concepcion Malinek Of Cicero Gets 6 1/2 Years In Prison For Keeping Dozens Of Undocumented Immigrants In Her Basement, Forcing Them To Work
• Merrimac Firefighters Honored For Saving Man Trapped By Guardrail After Crash
• Steph Curry Torches Shorthanded Sixers For 49 Points As Sixers Fall To Warriors
• 'I Pray The Shooting Stops' | Baltimore Community, Police Call For End To Violence After Several Weekend Incidents Including 5-Year-Old Shot
• COVID-19 In Maryland: More Than 600 New Cases Reported Monday, Hospitalizations Jumped Over The Weekend
• Tuesday's Show Info (4/20/21)
• Belt, Gausman Lead Giants and Kapler Over Phillies 2-0
• Phillies Shutout By Giants In Gabe Kapler's Return To Citizens Bank Park
• Vail Police Searching For Suspect In Property Damage Investigation
• Forensic Podiatrist Called By FBI To Study Missy Bevers' Killer's Gait, Explains Investigative Process
• Florida House Cruise Ship Bill Narrowed To Key West
• Overnight Closures Planned Next Week On W. 6th Ave. From Federal To Sheridan Blvd.
• Chief Craig: Police Shooting Suspect Was Grieving, Possibly Intoxicated
• Roseville Woman Admits To Unemployment Benefit Fraud
• Paul Flores Pleads Not Guilty To Murder Charges In 1996 Disappearance Of Kristin Smart
• CA Lawmaker Proposes Police Reform Bill As Jury Deliberates Verdict In Trial Over George Floyd Killing
• Bulls Snap Celtics' 6-Game Streak, 102-96
• Medical Examiner: Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick Suffered Stroke, Died From Natural Causes Day After January 6 Insurrection
• Social Media Crackdown Moves Forward
• Pine-Richland Students And Parents Show Support For Coach Eric Kasperowicz At Rally
• Bomb Squad Responds To Westminster Neighborhood For Suspicious Device
• Roseville Woman Who Used Feinstein's Name, SS# For COVID Fraud Admits Stealing EDD Benefits
• Marlins CF Starling Marte Sidelined With Broken Left Rib
• CBS 2 Vault: Walter Mondale Vs. Gary Hart In The 1984 Democratic Presidential Primary
• West Virginia Lifts Social Gathering Limit, Allows Maskless Exercising
• Repeated National Guard Missions In DC Trigger Frustration, Denials
• Under Armour Downsizes Port Covington Headquarters Plan
• Michael Vivona Arrested For Alleged Assault Of Elderly Korean American Couple, Threatening Japanese American Olympian Sakura Kokumai
• Smoky Lynn Crockett Identified As Man Killed By Police In Weld County Saturday
• Dallas County Resident On Immunosuppressant Medication Dies Of COVID-19 After Receiving 2 Vaccine Doses
• More Police Reform In The Works At Colorado State Capitol
• COVID: California Lawmakers Revive Virus Tax Break For Businesses
• CHP Gives Safety Tips To Good Samaritans Following Recent Deadly Crashes
• Bay Area Businesses Brace For Unrest Ahead of Verdict In Derek Chauvin Trial
• Former Vice President Walter Mondale Dies at Age 93
• San Jose May Raise Illegal Dumping Fines To $10,000 Per Offense - 'A No-Nonsense Approach'
• Walter Mondale, Former Vice President, Has Died At Age 93
• Luis M. Cortes-Correa Identified As Construction Worker Killed In Johnstown Trench Collapse
• Santa Rosa Car Explosion Blamed On Mishandled Butane Canisters For Hash Oil
• Former Vice President, Democratic Presidential Nominee Walter Mondale Dies At 93
• Antioch: Woman In Stable Condition After Passenger In Her Car Accidently Shoots Her
• Experienced Skydiver Latest To Die At Acampo Skydiving Facility
• Hester Ford, The Oldest Living American, Has Died
• New Jersey Man Dies In Pennsylvania Skydiving Accident
• FBI To Review Case Of UNT Student DJ Tarver Shot And Killed By Denton Police Last Year
• Steelers Draft Preview 2021: Tight End
• Andrew Thomas Faces Federal Charge After Allegedly Shooting At Minnesota National Guard Members
• Congressional Representatives Want To Reinstate Cuban Family Reunification Parole Program
• Baltimore County Police Say Missing 14-Year-Old Found Safe
• Chicago Public Schools High School Students Return To Classrooms
• Seven New Laws Boost Protection For Sexual Assault Victims In New Jersey
• Queens Teen Thanks Doctors At Long Island Hospital Where 'Last Resort' COVID Treatment Saved Her Life
• Fort Worth Police Chief Says Carjacking Suspect Killed By Officer Ignored Command To Drop Gun
• Denver Weather: More Heavy Snow And Cold Temperatures
• UPMC Doctor Details Common Coronavirus Vaccine Hesitancies
• North Texas Man Accused Of Shooting Toddler In Leg Turns Himself In
• Former Harford County Councilman, Town Commissioner 'Capt'n Jim' Dies At 82, Visitation April 30
• Debate Over Potential Use Of Vaccine Passports Heating Up
• Brooklyn Center Mayor Issues 11 P.M. Curfew Monday
• Suspects In Kristin Smart's Disappearance, Murder Plead Not Guilty
• 'Optimistic For His Continued Recovery:' Doctors On Toddler Kayden Swann After He Was Shot On Lake Shore Drive
• COVID Schools: San Jose City College, Evergreen Valley College To Offer Limited In-Person Learning In Fall 2021
• Assembly Member Rebecca Seawright Pushes Bill That Would Send Public Servants Convicted Of Sexual Harassment To Jail
• Sonora CHP Officers Chase Down Llama or Alpaca That Got Loose on Hwy 49
• Santa Clara County Increasing Number Of COVID-19 Vaccine Appointments
• P-22 Mountain Lion To Be Featured In Nature Mural In Watts
• Coloradans Kick Off Climate Week In Celebration Of Earth Day
• A Violent Trend: Increasing Numbers Of Children Killed By Gun Violence In Chicago
• First Lady Jill Biden Visits Illinois, Touts Education And The American Rescue Plan
• Nick Mosby Introduces Bill To Increase Work Opportunities For Baltimore City Residents
• Adult, 3 Children Displaced By West Rogers Park Fire
• Amber Alert Over, North Texas Teens Found Safe In Plano
• Earth Day: Driftwood Middle School 'Green Team' Immersed In Environmental Wellness
• Rakayo Alandis Vinson Charged In Kenosha County Bar Shooting That Killed 3, Wounded 3 Others; Bond Set At $4 Million
• Bipartisan Compromise On Infrastructure Bill Seems More Elusive Than Ever
• Woman, 17-Year-Old Boy Shot In South Baltimore, Police Say
• Danelo Cavalcante Arrested After Killing Ex-Girlfriend In Front Of Her Children, Police Say
• Suspect Lionel Virgile Charged With Attempted Arson For Allegedly Throwing Molotov Cocktail At NYPD Vehicle
• Derek Chauvin Trial: The 12 Jurors Deliberating His Future
• Decades Later, New York City Wins Fight To Get More State Education Funding -- $600 Million For Next Year
• Liliana Carrillo Charged With Murdering 3 Children In Reseda
• COVID Vaccine Appointments Widely Available In Minnesota Even After Pause On Johnson & Johnson
• 'It's Going To Be A Lot Better': Key Largo Scuba Operation Recovering From Worst Of Pandemic
• Pittsburgh Police Safely Locate 12-Year-Old Brice Rose
• CHP Aircraft Helps Catch Suspected Racers On Highway 99 In San Joaquin County
• Hate Crime Review Panel Will Make Recommendations To NYPD, Prosecutors When Suspect's Motivation Is Unclear
• Brother Of Former Assistant To Scott Rudin Says Producer Should Be Banned From Entertainment Industry
• Hammonton Police Searching For Man Wanted For Possible Child Luring Attempt
• Families Of Alzheimer's, Dementia Patients Relieved Doors Finally Reopen At Long Island Care Facility
• Aliquippa Residents Turn To Independent Testing In Fight For 2nd Opinion On Water
• $40M In Renovations Planned For Fort Worth's Heritage Park
• Traditionally red Texas experiencing green jobs boom
• Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick Suffered Stroke, Died Of Natural Causes, Medical Examiner Says
• COVID 'Long Haulers' Reporting Relief From Symptoms After Receiving Vaccine
• Maryland Boxer Heading to California To Train With Boxers Heading To 2021 Tokyo Olympics
• 8-Year-Old Girl Has Dream Camping Experience In Delaware Thanks To Make-A-Wish
• Police Search For Driver After 14-Year-Old Salisbury Boy Killed In Hit-And-Run In Wicomico County
• Friends, Family Attend Funeral Service For Joshua Haileyesus, Boy Who Died After Trying 'Blackout Challenge'
• Antron Pippen, Oldest Son Of Bulls Legend Scottie Pippen, Dies At 33
• Girl, 12, Among Two Wounded In South LA Drive-By Shooting
• Skydiver Dies As Parachute Gets Tangled On The Way Down At Lodi Parachute Center
• COVID Reopening: Sonoma County Opens Most Government Offices After Move To Orange Tier
• Vaping Company Kandypens Ordered To Pay $1.2 Million For Allegedly Marketing, Advertising To Young Consumers
• Philadelphia Businesses Taking Precautionary Measures As Trial Of Derek Chauvin Heads To Jury
• NASA Makes History With Helicopter Ingenuity's First Flight On Mars
• Vaccinating Kids Essential To Reaching Herd Immunity, Doctors Say
• Ruben Roman, Man Who Was With Adam Toledo When He Was Shot By Police, Released After Posting Bond For Felony Gun Charges
• 'I Hope That Love Will Be Spread': Minnesota High School Students Walk Out Of Classes To Call For Racial Justice
• CDOT Hopes Stories Of Coloradans Killed By Impaired Drivers Will Stop Marijuana Users From Driving
• Massachusetts Opens COVID-19 Vaccine Eligibility To Everyone 16 And Older
• As Events Return To Schuylkill River, Officials Working To Improve Access For Everyone
• Eurostars Magnificent Mile Hotel Has Been Deemed A 'Hotspot' For Crime, And It Isn't Alone
• Dallas Area Meals On Wheels Clients Get COVID-19 Vaccine Home-Delivered
• Allegheny Health Network Teams With Church Leaders To Get Underserved Communities Vaccinated
• NW Miami-Dade Hit-&-Run Crash Leaves 1 Dead
• Pittsburgh Public Safety Director Calls For Peace Following Outcome Of Derek Chauvin Trial, City Leaders Planning For Protests
• Chicago Vaccine Hunters Shift Gears Now That More Are Able To Get The COVID Shot
• Diesel Fuel, Acid Spills Into Lanes Of Northbound 5 Freeway In La Mirada
• COVID Sports: Proof Of Vaccination Or Negative Test Required To Attend U.S. Women's Open At Olympic Club
• Eric Kasperowicz Willing To Meet With Pine-Richland School Officials After Abruptly Losing Job
• FAN N'ATION Recipes: Penguins Playoff Cocktail "The Offsides"
• Medical Examiner Determines Capitol Officer Attacked During Jan. 6 Riots Died Of Natural Causes
• Hollywood's Musso & Frank Grill Set To Reopen May 6
• COVID In Florida: 4,237 New Cases, 33 Deaths Reported On Monday
• Dallas Police Chief Limiting Time Off As Jurors Deliberate Former Minneapolis Officer Derek Chauvin's Fate
• Miguel Díaz-Canel Officially Chosen To Lead Cuba's Communist Party
• Derek Chauvin Trial, April 19 Live Updates: Derek Chauvin's Fate Is Now In Jury's Hands
• With The Chesapeake Bay Oyster Population Faltering, A Focus On Restoration Aims To Help Change Tide Of Bay's Overall Health
• Top basketball recruit Chet Holmgren heading to Gonzaga Bulldogs
• Meet The Maryland Zoo's Newest Great White Pelicans: Wallace & Gromit
• Police: 1 Killed In Roseville House Fire
• Ring Videos Show Creepy Encounters By Man Outside Home Of Frightened Mom
• Now With Biden Administration, Dr. Rachel Levine Pushes To Get More People Vaccinated Against COVID-19
• 'That's Not Going To Happen Here': Gov. Ron DeSantis Signs Controversial Protest Crackdown Bill Into Law
• CW Spotlight: Cast of KUNG FU - #StopAsianHate
• 12-Year-Old Charged In Deadly Shooting Of 13-Year-Old In Prince George's County
• 3 Phillies Players, 5 Coaches Enter COVID-19 Protocols Ahead Of Monday Night's Game Against Giants
• Former Dallas Cowboys Defensive End Aldon Smith Wanted For 2nd-Degree Battery In Louisiana
• 'A Thrill To Be Back,' Des Linden To Run 2021 Boston Marathon In October
• Hester Ford, the oldest living American, has died
• San Leandro Police Arrest Children Ages 11-14 Series Of Carjackings, Armed Robberies
• Gov. Jared Polis Signs 2 Gun Safety Bills Into Law, Including 'Isabella Joy Thallas Act'
• Massachusetts Reports 1,236 New COVID Cases, 18 Additional Deaths
• Anderson Cooper Starting His Turn As 'Jeopardy!' Guest Host; 'A Dream Come True'
• Spring Heat Breaks Records In Camarillo, Oxnard; Light Rain May Be In Forecast Later This Week
• CHP Officers Chase Down Llama That Got Loose On Highway 49
• All Clear: Officers Check Ralston High School After Receiving Safe2Tell Reports
• Suspect In Deadly Wisconsin Bar Shooting Identified As Rakayo Vinson
• Brad Stevens Reportedly Wasn't Interested In $70 Million Offer From Indiana
• Former Pa. Congressman Lou Barletta Eyeing Run For Governor
• Joel Embiid Receives NBA Cares Community Assist Award After Donating $100,000 To Combat Youth Homelessness
• Nominees Announced For 30th Annual Gene Kelly Awards
• Colorado Congressman Ken Buck Declares 'Huge Win' For Parler's Reinstatement In Apple Store
• Man Hospitalized With Major Trauma After 20-Foot Fall From Palm Tree In Discovery Bay
• Riverside County Man Bitten By Rattlesnake While Trying To Pick It Up With Barbecue Tongs
• Brave The Cold For $1 Pints At Little Man Ice Cream Monday Night
• Oscar Attendees Reportedly Not Required To Wear Face Masks During Live Telecast
• Damaged Wells, Furnaces & Septic Systems May Be Covered By FEMA
• Michigan Commits To $97M Investment Into Recycling
• Jaslyn Adams Shooting: CPS Chief Says 'I'm Sick Of Our Kids Not Feeling Safe' After 1st Grader Killed At McDonald's Drive-Thru In Homan Square
• Former Texas Deputy Stephen Broderick Wanted In 3 Deaths, Arrested After Manhunt
• Judge Grants Robert Bowers Attorneys 90-Day Extension To File Pre-Trial Motions
• Apple To Let Parler Back On The iOS App Store
• Denver Parks & Recreation Warns Of More Tree Damage With Back-To-Back Winter Storms
• Red Sox Rough Up Lucas Giolito, Club White Sox 11-4 To Split Series In Boston
• Florida COVID 'Passport' Ban Added To Emergency Bill
• Solano County Man Sentenced To 7 Years In Prison For Pimping, Multiple Failures To Appear In Court
• Magnitude 4.2 Earthquake Strikes Northern Sonoma County
• CPS High School Students Head Back To Classrooms For First Time In More Than A Year; 'There's A Buzz And Energy In The Building'
• Texas Securities Commissioner Issues Emergency Order To Stop Fraudulent Cryptocurrency Trading Program
• New Federal Program To Help Struggling Restaurants Hit Hard By COVID Pandemic
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 428 New Cases, 1 Additional Death
• How Dottie Pepper's Former Mentor George Pulver Might Advise Dustin Johnson And Will Zalatoris
• Convicted Sex Offender In West Virginia Set Free After Prosecutor Error Cited
• Federal Investigators Heading To Texas Following Deadly Driverless Tesla Crash
• Dublin Considers Proposal To Build 300 Affordable Housing Units Near West Dublin / Pleasanton BART
• Several Weapons, Including Illegal Short-Barreled Shotgun, Seized In El Dorado County Arrest
• Army Sergeant Convicted By Military Panel In Sexual Assault Case
• Red Sox Blow Out White Sox In Patriots' Day Game At Fenway Park
• El Paso County Report Shows COVID Vaccine Clinic Flouted Safety
• With Chauvin Verdict Looming, Facebook Deems Minneapolis 'High-Risk Location' And Will Remove Content That Promotes Violence
• City Of Pittsburgh Drive-In Movie Series Begins April 24
• 'Calling On The Community': Pittsburgh City, Community Leaders Issue Call To Action Due To Wave Of Violent Crime
• Man Arrested In Berkeley on Suspicion of Hate Crime After Threats
• Police Ask For Help Identifying Suspect Who Broke Into Southeast Dallas Restaurant
• Motorcyclist Killed After Being Rear-Ended Along Highway 1 in Santa Cruz County
• New North Texas Reservoir Is Filling Water
• Colorado's Comeback: Palisade Peach Festival Returns This August
• COVID Relief: Applications for San Francisco Music and Entertainment Venue Grants Set to Open
• COVID Schools: Oakland Reopens Elementary School Classrooms; Middle, High School Students To Return In Fall
• Teens' tutoring service wins first prize in entrepreneurship competition
• Ceaser Emanuel On VH1's 'Black Ink Crew New York': 'TV Was So Dry Without Us'
• Pratt Street Market To Return May 6
• Michigan Woman Mistakes COVID Symptoms For Seasonal Allergies, Doctors Say This Is Common, And Explains The Difference
• "Real World" star says a lot has changed in 30 years, but this hasn't
• Roxbury's Twelfth Baptist Church Opens As New COVID Vaccination Clinic
• New Site Launched For Volunteers Interested In Helping Migrant Children Who Will Be Housed At Long Beach Convention Center
• Amazon threatened layoffs during union drive, labor group says
• Gov. Tom Wolf Gets First Dose Of COVID-19 Vaccine
• Amazon buying Atlas 5 rockets to launch its internet satellites
• CBS News: Eye On Earth Polling
• 2 US Agencies Send Teams To Probe Tesla Crash With No Driver
• Cole Venables Charged With Criminal Vehicular Homicide In Hopkins Pedestrian Crash
• Nineteen-Year-Old Andrew Lopez Jr. Killed In Saturday Afternoon Car Crash
• Eagles' Howie Roseman Ranks 21st Out Of 23 For NFL General Managers In NFL.com Power Rankings
• Seven Springs And Hidden Valley Resort Looking To Hire More Than 400 Summer Employees
• Teacher raised $41K to help others. He now owes $16K to IRS
• Former Redskins QB Alex Smith Retires After Comeback From Gruesome Leg Injury
• 3K State Employees Will Be Relocated To Offices In Downtown Baltimore, Gov. Larry Hogan Says
• Minnehaha Academy's Chet Holmgren, Nation's Top Recruit, Headed To Gonzaga
• What Happens If Derek Chauvin Is Convicted, Or If He's Acquitted?
• Former 49ers Top Draft Pick Alex Smith Announces His Retirement After Remarkable Comeback
• COVID-19 In Illinois: New Cases Down From One Week Ago, But Hospitalizations Still Rising
• Lt. Governor Gilchrist Receives First Dose of COVID-19 Vaccine
• CBS News poll — Eye on Earth: What drives views on electric cars?
• Massachusetts Gas Prices Stay The Same, But 'Small Increases At The Pump' Could Be Coming
• 2 Dead After New Bedford Fire, Dozens Displaced
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 2-Day Total Of 5,675 New Cases, 27 Additional Deaths
• Man Wearing Tactical Gear, Driving Car With Police Lights Stopped On I-25 In Denver During Monday Morning Commute
• Bruins Sign Defenseman Brady Lyle To Entry-Level Contract
• Feds Investigating Florida School District's Policing Plan For Sharing Private Student Information
• Can You Overdose On COVID Antibodies? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Vaccine Questions
• Vaping Regulation Bill Headed To Florida House Floor
• Teenager Arrested For DUI While Operating Amish Buggy In Lawrence County
• Florida Man Says 'I'm Going To Die Tonight' Before Being Fatally Shot By Police
• National Donate Life Month
• Workers At Peach Orchards In Palisade Prepare To Protect Fruit From Frost
• What Should You Do With COVID-19 Vaccination Card After Getting Both Doses?
• Gender 'X' Option Now Available On New Jersey Driver's Licenses And IDs
• Colorado Symphony Orchestra Welcomes Fans To Red Rocks For Music Of John Williams
• New Jersey Adds 'X' Gender Option For Driver's Licenses, ID Cards
• Atlantic City's Ocean Casino Plowing $15M Into Renovations
• Alex Smith, Former 49ers Top Draft Pick, Retires After Comeback From Gruesome Leg Injury
• AAA: Florida Gas Prices Dip Slightly, But Not Much
• 'I Feel Relieved': All Mass. Residents 16 And Older Are Eligible For COVID Vaccine
• Suspect arrested after 3 killed in Austin, Texas, shooting
• Car Crashes Into Harlan High School In Roseland
• Colfax Avenue Resurfacing Project Begins Between Sable And Peoria
• 'We Don't Need This:' Neighbors Struggle To Make Sense Of Moore Avenue Shooting
• Camden City Schools Reopen Monday For Hybrid Learning For Students In Pre-K Through 2nd Grade
• New Poll Finds Cuomo's Favorability Rating Dropping, But A Majority Do Not Want Him To Resign
• 2 People Injured In 2-Alarm Fire At Motel In Aurora
• Korn Ferry Tour Stop Will Feature Fans This Year
• SEE IT: Ferris Wheel Operator Beaten By Crowd After Attacking Woman Getting Off Ride In Opa Locka
• Red Sox Jump All Over Lucas Giolito With First-Inning Onslaught In Monday Matinee
• Sanitation Crew Seen Cleaning Up Trash Near Empty Lot In East New York, Brooklyn
• Tiny particle could expand our understanding of the known universe
• 'Death Followed Us To This Place'; Family Flees War-Torn Yemen To Fall Victim To Oakland Violence
• 2 Boys Die After Being Hit By Car In Fountain
• FBI Dallas Offers $5,000 Reward In Sabotage Of Communications Towers
• Baltimore County Man Arrested With Loaded Handgun At BWI Airport
• GameStop CEO to exit as video game retailer pivots to digital
• CBS Sports The New Home Of World Series Of Poker Main Event: 'We Have A History With This Tournament And We're Excited To Rekindle It'
• 3 Cars Impounded After CHP Catches Alleged Street Racers On Highway 99
• San Ramon Man Who Allegedly Harassed Berkeley Teenage Girls Arrested In Sacramento
• Precautionary Testing Underway At Ten Mile Creek Due To Oil Leak
• NASA Helicopter Lifts Off On Mars, Makes History With First Ever Flight On Another Planet
• COVID In Minnesota: Positivity Rate Now 7.4%; Hospitalizations Per Capita Are Spiking
• Boston Marathon 2021 Registration Begins Tuesday For October 11 Return Of Race
• Today On Drew! Terry & Rebecca Crews, Cookbook Club with Kwame, Romance Refresh with The Young Emperors
• A Third Moderna Dose? Cambridge Company Readies Vaccine Booster Shot For The Fall
• Paraglider Rescued After Crashing Into Mountainside Near Carpinteria
• Colonial Reenactors March From Sudbury To Concord And Lincoln To Mark Patriots' Day
• Amber Alert Notification System Will Be Tested Monday
• Denver Weather: Arctic Cold Front Guarantees Snow, Tough Evening Commute
• Missing 15-Year-Old Girl From North Carolina May Have Traveled To Maryland, Sheriff's Office Says
• Suspect In Custody After Reports Of Shots Fired In Bel Air, Sheriff's Office Says
• Florida Senate Moves Forward On Sales Tax 'Holidays'
• Subban Blanks Red Wings 4-0
• WATCH LIVE: New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy, State Officials To Provide COVID-19 Update
• LAUSD Denounces Fake Twitter Account Impersonating Superintendent Austin Beutner
• U.S. Supreme Court Rejects Pennsylvania's Lingering 2020 Election Case
• Cam Newton Reportedly Participating In Patriots Offseason Workouts In Foxboro
• Tigers Loss In The Ninth
• White Plains Store Specializes In Selling Exotic Flavors Of Familiar Snacks
• Immigration agencies drop use of "illegal alien," "assimilation"
• Baltimore Priest Fr. Martin H. Demek Removed From Ministry After Allegations Of Child Sex Abuse Emerge
• Amber Alert Issued For Texas Teens Devany Betancourt And Marina Nelson
• 'Death Followed Us To This Place'; Family Flees War-Torn Yemen To Fall Victim To Oakland Violence
• Supreme Court Rejects Appeal Over Pickup Seized At Border
• J&J faces more scrutiny for CEO's $30 million payday
• Man Arrested In Fatal Stabbing Of Roommate In San Leandro
• Dr. Oz And Dr. Hotez Discuss If There Is Any Truth Behind The Claim That Vaccines Cause Cancer
• Boulder Strong Project: Museum And City Team Up To Preserve King Soopers Shooting Memorial
• Police Shoot, Kill Suspect Who Drove Through Crime Scene Where 5 Were Shot, 1 Killed In Detroit
• Derek Chauvin Trial, April 19 Live Updates: Attorneys Make Closing Arguments In Death Of George Floyd
• Moderna plans to have third vaccine booster shot ready by fall
• NASA's Ingenuity helicopter makes maiden flight on Mars
• DUI Suspect Pulled Over Near South Lake Tahoe Had 3-Year-Old Child In Car, CHP Says
• Police: Armed Robbers Hold Up Businesses At Knifepoint, Steal More Than $8,000
• Police: Ex-Texas Deputy Stephen Broderick Wanted In Deaths Of 3 Arrested 
• Noble Environmental Announces $100,000 In Green Gifts To Celebrate Earth Day
• Delaware State University To Hold In-Person Graduation Ceremonies This Spring
• New Hampshire Offering COVID Vaccines To Everyone 16 And Up, Regardless Of State Residency
• Supreme Court turns away disputes over gun ban for nonviolent felons
• Watch The Derek Chauvin Trial Live
• Bobby Flay Restaurant In Borgata Casino Closing In June
• Patriots Attending Trey Lance's Second Pro Day
• Look To The Sky! Annual Lyrid Meteor Showers Peaks On Thursday, Earth Day
• Residents Clean Up Parks In Michigan For Youth Sports
• Darnell Anderson Sentenced To 17 Years For Carjacking At Oak Brook Mall
• After child's death, feds warn against using Peloton treadmill
• Police: Hanks Johnson Tried To Break Into Taylor Swift's Tribeca Apartment
• NYPD: Woman Wanted For Punching MTA Bus Driver In Manhattan
• Oceans protect us from climate change — but there are consequences
• Foxconn, Wisconsin Reach New Deal On Scaled Back Project
• Covid-19 Headquarters: Vaccine Myth Vs. Fact Check
• 3 Killed, Including 7-Year-Old Girl, 24 Wounded In Weekend Shootings Across Chicago
• Family Returning From Fishing Trip Steps In To Help Teen Involved In Deadly Solano County Crash
• Navalny moved to prison hospital as allies say he could die in "days"
• All Mass. Residents Ages 16 And Up Now Eligible For COVID Vaccines - What You Need To Know
• 'We're Surviving,' Business Owners On Boston Marathon Route Optimistic For October Race
• Weather Blog: Big Turn In Temperatures
• Bowman Overtakes Hamlin With Late Move At Richmond
• Derek Chauvin Trial: Pennsylvania National Guard Activated To Philadelphia As Officials Prepare For Verdict
• As Wedding Season Ramps Up, Vendors Seek To Improve Inclusivity, Pledge To Do Better After Racial Unrest
• Alma Wahlberg, mother of Mark and Donnie, dead at 78
• Necco Chocolate Wafers Return For Patriots' Day
• 'I Was The One Running': 6th Grader With Cerebral Palsy Makes A Football Play In Detroit Lakes, Video Goes Viral
• COVID: Marin County Prepares To Move Into Least Restrictive Yellow Tier
• Tom Wilson Takes Offense To Question About Hit On Sean Kuraly: 'Are We Serious?'
• Miami Weather: Warm & Humid, Afternoon Storms Possible
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Covid Mental Health Illness
• Delaware Again Ranked Best State To Work From Home Since Coronavirus Pandemic Began
• PTL Links: April 19, 2021
• Magic Mountain's COVID Vaccine Site Closes, Replaced By 2 New Sites in Palmdale, Santa Clarita
• 7-Year-Old Girl Killed, Father Injured In Shooting At McDonald's Drive-Thru In Homan Square
• Some long-haul COVID patients report vaccines are helping
• Ring Videos Show Creepy Encounters By Man At Home of Sacramento Mother And Her Children
• 7-year-old girl shot and killed in McDonald's drive-thru in Chicago
• College Student Still Searching For A Summer Job? Some Big Companies Are Paying Top Dollar For Internships
• Trump backs Afghanistan withdrawal, breaking with GOP allies
• Leadership Shakeup Continues At GameStop, CEO To Depart
• With Demand Up During Pandemic, Palatine-Based Nonprofit That Helps Homeless Needs Help Itself As It Works To Expand
• Suspected poacher trampled to death by elephants in South Africa
• Thieves Swipe Jewelry From Women On Brooklyn Streets, Police Say
• Louisville cop seen on video repeatedly punching protester in head
• Kawhi Leonard Returns, Clippers Rout Timberwolves 124-105
• Chicago Enters Phase 2; Everyone 16 + Now Eligible For COVID-19 Vaccine; Half Of Chicago Adults Have Received At Least One Dose
• Trial Begins For Queens Man Brendan Hunt, Accused Of Posting Online Threats Against Lawmakers
• Pittsburgh Weather: Monday Warm-Up Ahead Of Dropping Temperatures
• Rapper Warchyld Caught With Air Rifle Mounted On Roof Of Hummer In Manhattan
• Man Killed, Another Man Injured In Drive-By Shooting In Austin Neighborhood
• Fire In Sauk Village Leaves 1 Woman Dead, Firefighter Injured
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• Crowd gathers in Chicago to remember Adam Toledo
• Half of U.S. adults have received at least one COVID vaccination
• 3 dead and 3 hurt in shooting at Wisconsin bar
• "We have hope": Search continues for missing crew of capsized boat
• Year Up Program Offering Pittsburgh Housing Authority Residents Skills Training, Internships
• Study shows vaccines carry much lower risk of blood clots than COVID
• Poll: Eye on Earth — can fighting climate change be good economics?
• CBS News poll: Eye on Earth — climate change and a pandemic year
• No one was driving Tesla before crash that killed 2, authorities say
• ACM Awards 2021: Full list of winners and nominees
• Chicago Weather: Cool Day Monday; Snow Chances Ahead Tuesday
• Formula 1 Racing Coming to Miami Gardens, Some Residents Aren't Happy About It
• New York Weather: CBS2's 4/19 Monday Morning Forecast
• Timeline: Key Events Since George Floyd's Arrest And Death
• Nearly Half Of Nursing Home Workers In Pennsylvania Have Declined COVID-19 Vaccine, State Data Shows
• Family, Friends Celebrate World War II Veteran's 100th Birthday In Burlington County
• Attorneys At Derek Chauvin Trial In George Floyd's Death To Make Final Pitch
• U.S. and China agree to cooperate to "tackle the climate crisis"
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• 2 Killed, 1 Hurt In Lowry Tunnel Crash In Minneapolis
• Lionel Virgile, Accused Of Throwing Bleach And Molotov Cocktail At NYPD, Facing Federal Charges
• Decision On Ending Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Pause Could Come Friday
• Central American nations closed out of White House climate summit
• New Jersey Opens COVID-19 Vaccine Eligibility To Anyone 16 Or Older Starting Monday
• Police: Woman Shot In Face, Killed In Frankford
• Portion Of North Broad Street To Close For Construction During Overnight Hours
• Zoo Miami Helps Discover A Brand New Spider Species In Miami
• South Florida Restaurants Desperate For Workers Offer $400 Signing Bonuses
• Philadelphia Police Investigating After 34-Year-Old Man Shot At Cherry Hill Motel
• How an underground cavern spares low-lying Tokyo flood damage
• Pine-Richland Students, Parents Expected To Rally For Coach Eric Kasperowicz
• Manhunt widens in Texas for killer of three in Austin
• Pittsburgh Police Investigating Hill District, Knoxville, East Hills Shootings Within 12 Hours Of One Another
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• City Of McKeesport Begins Using 'ShotSpotter' Gunshot Detection System
• Police Arrest Man Suspected Of Slashing Car Tires In Lawrenceville
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• Lit Cigarette To Blame For Fire That Spread Through Shaler Home
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Videos from April 19, 2021

• Former Vice President Walter Mondale has died at 93
• Derek Chauvin's murder trial heads to jury deliberations
• Feelings of pandemic apathy may be defined as "languishing," report says
• Biden says he's "prepared to compromise" on infrastructure plan
• U.S. expands vaccine eligibility as more than a dozen states report rise in COVID cases
• Female engineer makes history with Mars test flight of Ingenuity helicopter
• Oldest American leaves behind lasting legacy
• Green jobs boom in traditionally red Texas
• Urgent warning issued over Peloton Tread+ treadmill
• All U.S. adults now eligible for coronavirus vaccine
• Minneapolis braces for verdict in Chauvin murder trial
• Capitol Police officer died of natural causes, medical examiner says
• Derek Chauvin case heads to jury after closing arguments
• Lawmakers criticize plans for "America First" caucus pushing "Anglo-Saxon political traditions"
• Biden meets on infrastructure and pledges to raise refugee cap
• Individual donors fuel first quarter fundraising for House Republicans
• Report: Analysts say Russian military buildup likely intended as a warning to the West
• 4/19: Red and Blue
• Closing arguments presented in Derek Chauvin trial
• 7-year-old fatally shot in McDonald's drive-thru in Chicago
• How the Biden administration plans to combat hunger in America
• Apple’s latest iPhone software introduces new privacy and security features
• Prosecutors present closing argument in Derek Chauvin trial
• "The Real World Homecoming: New York" bridges past and present
• At least 6 killed in weekend mass shootings
• New scientific research could change our understanding of the universe
• COVID-19 death toll passes 3 million worldwide
• All Americans age 16 and older are now eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine as variants spread
• Security stepped up ahead of closing arguments in Derek Chauvin trial
• WorldView: Egypt train derailment, Navalny health concerns and more
• A look at consequences of rising sea levels as 56% of Americans call climate change "urgent"
• Feds urge Peloton Tread+ users with pets, kids to stop use after 39 incidents and one death
• Climate change fueling migration from Central America
• New survey finds some COVID long haulers make dramatic improvements post-vaccination
• Bishop T.D. Jakes on his new book "Don't Drop the Mic," how to unite during difficult times
• Kremlin critic Navalny transferred to prison hospital with serious illness
• NASA celebrates success of Ingenuity's historic first flight on Mars
• Dr. Fauci on politics-driven vaccine hesitancy, Johnson & Johnson pause
• Indiana's red flag law did not stop FedEx gunman who killed eight people at Indianapolis facility
• Civil rights attorney previews closing arguments in Chauvin trial
• Much of the country is on edge as closing arguments begin in Derek Chauvin trial
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