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Articles from April 20, 2021

• San Jose Stoners Find Ways To Celebrate 4/20, Pandemic-Style
• 1 Dead, 1 Injured In Vallejo Shooting On Same Block Where Double Shooting Last Week Injured 2
• Hope, Skepticism: Oaklanders Share Of Feelings About Guilty Verdict In George Floyd Murder Trial
• Ohtani Throws 4 Shutout Innings, Trout, Pujols Homer For LA
• Mixing & Matching? Getting Different Types Of COVID Vaccines In The Future May Provide 'Stacked Immunity'
• Faith Leaders And Activists From Across LA Speak On Verdict In The Trial Of Derek Chauvin
• Jefferson County Sheriff's Office Searches For Person Who Threw Dog From Car Window On I-76
• Sacramento Kings Welcome Fans Back To Golden 1 Center
• University Of Denver Requires COVID Vaccine For All Undergraduate, Graduate Students On Campus
• Sacramento Passes Ordinance Cracking Down On Massage Businesses Peddling Sex
• Posey Hits 2 HRs, Giants Rally Past Phillies Late, Win 10-7
• Areas Hard Hit Last Summer By Protests Quiet Following Chauvin Verdicts
• Kings Beat Ducks 4-1 As Fans Return To Staples Center
• Snow Falls On 31 Of Last 72 Days In Denver Totaling Nearly 5 Feet
• Continued Push For Change Following Guilty Verdict In Derek Chauvin Trial For George Floyd's Death
• Motorcyclist Collides With Pedestrian In Pocket Area, Causing Serious Injuries
• Paul George Has 33, Clippers Down The Blazers 113-112
• Kings Fall To Timberwolves For Second Time This Season
• Luzardo Follows Manaea's Stellar Start, A's Beat Twins Twice, 7-0, 1-0
• Plan To Let CA Politicians See Names On Recall Petitions Won't Move Forward
• 'It's A Monumental Day': Sacramento Activists React To Chauvin Verdict
• Chicago Weather: Freezing Overnight
• Arrieta Pitches Cubs To Win Over Mets On Cool Night At Wrigley
• 'Step In The Right Direction': Black Denver Activist Cautiously Optimistic Following Chauvin Verdicts
• CA Bill To Reveal Names Of Recall Signers Won't Move Ahead
• Columbus, Ohio Police Show Video Of Officer Fatally Shooting 16-Year-Old Girl
• Emmett Till's Cousin Reacts To Conviction Of Derek Chauvin And Today's State Of Racial Justice; George Floyd's Brother Said Till Was 'The First George Floyd'
• Derek Chauvin Guilty On All 3 Counts In George Floyd's Death
• Celebration, Prayer At George Floyd Square Following Derek Chauvin's Conviction
• 'The First Step Towards Justice': Officials In Minnesota React To Guilty Verdict In Derek Chauvin Trial
• 'It's A Blessed Moment': Crowds React With Joy Over Verdict In Floyd's Death
• Leaders Hail Verdict In Floyd Death, Say Much Work Remains
• 'We're All So Relieved': President Biden Speaks With Floyd Family After Verdict
• Rev. Jesse Jackson After Chauvin Verdict: 'We Must Learn To Live Together As Brothers And Sisters And Not Die Apart'
• 'Change The Profession From Within': Police Chiefs Having Trouble Filling Vacant Jobs
• Boston Quiet Following Chauvin Conviction After Businesses Prepare For Protests
• 'Today, I Can Rejoice': New Yorkers Hit The Streets After Jury Finds Derek Chauvin Guilty In George Floyd's Death
• 'We Usually Never Get Justice': Family Of George Floyd Reacts After Derek Chauvin Found Guilty
• Boston Pastor Says Chauvin Guilty Verdict 'Restores Hope'
• Prosecution's Thorough Approach Credited For Unanimous Verdict In Chauvin Trial, Legal Analyst Says
• 'George Floyd's Life Mattered': Local Politicians React To Derek Chauvin Verdict
• What's Next For Changes In Policing After Derek Chauvin Verdict? Chicago Activists Say Work Is Far From Over
• New York Weather: CBS2's 4/21 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• Gov. Baker Makes National Guard Available After Chauvin Guilty Verdict
• Mancini And Galvis Homer To Help Orioles Beat Marlins 7-5
• Pittsburgh Lawyers React To Derek Chauvin Being Found Guilty Of George Floyd's Murder
• Bennett Scores Two Goals, Knight Makes 33 Saves In NHL Debut
• National Park Service Hosting Public Meetings On Amache Incarceration Site
• Activists Celebrate Conviction Of Derek Chauvin In George Floyd's Death, But Say Fight Is Not Over: 'Tomorrow, We Still Have To Dismantle Systemic Oppression'
• Bogaerts' 3-Run HR, Rodriguez lift Red Sox Over Blue Jays 4-2
• Legal Analyst Irv Miller: Derek Chauvin Likely To Get Steep Sentence, But Not Maximum; Appeal Is Expected
• 'No One Is Above The Law': Southwestern Pa. Police Officers React To Derek Chauvin's Guilty Verdict
• This 4/20, State Delays Are Still Holding Up Minority-Owned Marijuana Businesses After More Than A Year
• South Dade NAACP President Dwight Bullard Says Derek Chauvin Being Found Guilty 'A Glimmer Of Hope' But Fight Isn't Over
• 'I'm Speechless': Rep. Frederica Wilson Among South Florida Leaders Who Believe Justice Was Served In Derek Chauvin Trial
• Denver City Council Consider Requiring Landlords To Be Licensed
• 'We're All In This Together:' Chicago's Black Leaders Organize Vaccine Sites For The Community
• Yanks Stop 5-Game Skid, Beat Braves On Wild Pitch, Walk
• New CTA Train Cars With New Design Features Hit Rails On Wednesday
• Derek Chauvin Guilty Verdict Spurs Outpouring Of Emotion, Action In Minnesota
• Derek Chauvin Found Guilty On All Three Counts In George Floyd's Death
• Biden Calls Chauvin Murder Conviction A 'Step Forward' In The March Toward Justice
• 'Justice Served' | Maryland Officials Say Despite Guilty Verdict In Derek Chauvin Trial More Work Needs To Be Done To Build Police Trust
• Derek Chauvin Guilty On All 3 Counts In George Floyd's Death
• Nya Jingles, Yorba Linda 14-Year-Old, Found Safe After 5 Days Missing
• Pittsburghers Gather At Freedom Corner Before Hitting Streets After Jury Finds Derek Chauvin Guilty In Murder Of George Floyd
• Devils Fall To Pens After Nearly Pulling Off Stunning Comeback
• Poll: 46% Of COVID Long-Haulers Had Improved Symptoms After Getting Vaccine
• Derek Chauvin Guilty On All 3 Counts In George Floyd's Death
• Colorado Lawmakers Consider Historic Investment In Kids' Mental Health
• Bailey, Beauvillier Lead Islanders To 6-1 Win Over Rangers
• Mayor Eric Garcetti References Rodney King In Remarks On Tuesday About Derek Chauvin Verdict
• Planning A Road Trip? Experts Are Urging You Get Your Car Serviced For Safety
• Group Pitches In To Help Clear Space Around 101-Year-Old Amador County Woman's Home
• Phillies Give Up 5 Home Runs In Deflating Loss To Giants
• Derek Chauvin Trial: San Francisco DA Boudin Says 'A Long Way To Go' On Reform After Guilty Verdicts
• Small Demonstration Held In Baltimore After Derek Chauvin Verdict
• 'This Is The Floor, Not The Ceiling': Walz Puts Pressure On Legislature To Pass More Police Reform Following Chauvin Verdict
• Trey Mancini, Freddy Galvis Homer To Help Orioles Beat Marlins 7-5
• Florida Senate Eyes Social Media Crackdown
• Public Weighing In On Proposed Wind Farm Stretching From Atlantic City To Stone Harbor
• Lodi Senior Locked Inside Burning Home Rescued By Handyman, Neighbors
• Denver Community & Faith Leaders Push For Conversations & Healing Following Chauvin Trial
• 2 Metro-Detroit S.O.S. Branches Remain Closed In Covid Outbreak, Appointments Still Months Ahead
• Mild Celebrations In Downtown Dallas Follow Derek Chauvin Guilty Verdict
• Derek Chauvin Guilty: Urban League President Andrea Custis Believes Justice Served, But It's Not Time To Celebrate
• Rodón Beats Cleveland After No-No, Abreu Hits 2 Homers For White Sox
• Derek Chauvin Trial: South Bay Activists Relieved By Guilty Verdict
• Fairfield Teen Gives Ultimate Gift, Donates Organs To 5 People Including Close Family Member
• Baltimore County Police Put Down Loose Bull In Catonsville
• Baltimore Ravens Foundation Looking For Play 60 Grant Applicants
• Contentious Bill To End Connecticut's Religious Exemption From Vaccines Heads To State Senate
• Texas Sees Above-Average Number Of COVID-19 Cases And Deaths Tuesday
• Marijuana Supporters Celebrate 4/20; Free Joints Handed Out In Union Square To People Who Have Received COVID Vaccine Shots
• Johnny Santos Moreno Pleads Guilty To Attacking Transgender Woman In Costa Mesa
• Activist Ja'Mal Green On Derek Chauvin Conviction: 'The Last Time I'd Seen People Cheering Like This, It Was In Chicago' For Jason Van Dyke Conviction
• 'What It Takes To Convict': A Former State Prosecutor And Retired Judge On The Derek Chauvin Verdict
• Rask, Bruins Blank Sabres 2-0 For 5th Consecutive Victory
• Law Professor Sharon Fairley: Derek Chauvin Verdict In George Floyd's Death Will Be 'Defining Moment' For Many Young People, Sends Message About What's Possible In Chicago
• COVID Vaccines: Santa Clara County Launches Outreach Teams To Aid Holdouts
• Bianca Nelson Arrested, Charged With Allegedly Shooting Man In Baltimore
• Navy Pier Reopens Friday, April 30
• Urías Dominates As Dodgers Pull Out 1-0 Win Over Mariners
• Connecticut To Lift Remaining COVID Restrictions Starting May 1
• 4-Alarm Brush Fire Rages Along Train Tracks In North Philadelphia
• Mayor Lightfoot Says Bulls, Blackhawks Fans Will Be Allowed Back At United Center Before Season Ends If COVID Numbers Drop
• Steelers Draft Preview 2021: Defensive End
• Duarte Senior Center To Host Free COVID-19 Vaccination Site April 25 & 26
• CVS To Start Selling Over The Counter COVID-19 Test Kits This Week
• Quarantined Carrollton Police Cruiser Still Off Limits After Doves Hatch Near Hood
• Jury Selection Begins In Corruption Case Against Former Fall River Mayor Jasiel Correia
• Jersey City Schools Staying All Remote Until September
• Nathan Lindgren Charged For Allegedly Possessing, Distributing Child Porn
• COVID Vaccine Walk-Up Clinic At Stanley Marketplace Hopes To Reach Underserved Communities
• The Lyric Drops 'Modell' Name From Historic Theater
• Marijuana Business Evolves With Denver City Council Approval Of Smoking Lounges, Public Use Of Pot On Special Buses
• South Florida Attorney David Weinstein Shares Reaction To Verdict In Derek Chauvin Murder Trial
• Fight Between Sacramento Gas Station Clerk, Customer Caught On Video
• CPD Puts Out Trucks, Cancels Days Off As Part Of Its Chauvin Verdict Plans
• Developers Go Before City Planning Commission To Discuss First Project For Former Civic Arena Site Redevelopment
• LA County Votes To Reassess Response To Homelessness Crisis
• NFL, NBA, NHL, MLBPA Issue Statements Following Derek Chauvin's Guilty Conviction In Murder Of George Floyd
• Fire Crews Battle Wind-Fueled House Fire in Rural Brentwood
• Orioles' Santander Sprains Left Ankle On Play At First Base
• Nationals Put Juan Soto On IL With Strained Left Shoulder
• 'Verdict Not Justice, It's Accountability': North Texas Leaders React To Derek Chauvin Guilty On All Counts
• Demand For The COVID-19 Vaccine Slows Dramatically In The Pittsburgh Region
• 'Walk For The Wild' Virtual Fundraiser To Launch Thursday For LA Zoo
• Black Political Leaders In Pittsburgh Express Relief For Derek Chauvin Conviction
• Kristin Smart Case: Court Document Says Student Was Once Buried In Suspect's Backyard
• COVID Impact: Santa Clara Supes Looking To Provide Air Filters to Small Businesses, Nonprofits
• Levitt Pavilion To Host Free Concerts Again This Summer: 'Healing Power Of Music'
• With Reservoir Levels Low, Mandatory Water Restrictions Loom For Marin Residents
• Philadelphia Flyers Launch 'Take Your Shot' Campaign To Help Encourage COVID-19 Vaccinations
• Bay Area Sports Teams React To Chauvin Guilty Verdict On Social Media
• Anxiety, Then Relief At South Side Shoeshine Shop As Guilty Verdict Is Read Against Derek Chauvin In Death Of George Floyd
• 2 CPD Officers Hurt In Collision Involving Police Vehicle, Jeep
• Derek Chauvin Trial: Bay Area Law Enforcement Calls For Peaceful Demonstrations After Verdict
• LAPD Issues Tactical Alert In the Wake of Derek Chauvin Verdict
• Document Claims Kristin Smart's Body Was Once Buried In Ruben Flores' Backyard
• Denver's NAACP Chapter To Host Hour-Long Virtual Discussion Following Derek Chauvin Verdicts
• PG&E Arraigned On Criminal Charges In Connection With 2019 Kincade Fire In Sonoma County
• COVID Vaccine: No Appointments Needed At 3 Mass Vaccination Sites In Colorado
• Viral Video Of New Jersey Police Handcuffing Black Youth, Confiscating Bike Sparks Anger On Social Media
• Pittsburgh And Pennsylvania Figures React To Derek Chauvin Guilty Verdict
• Colorado Leaders Applaud Chauvin Verdict, Call For Reform & End To Systemic Racism
• 'Justice Has Been Served': Southland Leaders React After Derek Chauvin Is Found Guilty In Death Of George Floyd
• Derek Chauvin Guilty On All 3 Counts In George Floyd's Death
• North Texas Counties To Transition To Smaller COVID-19 Vaccine Sites
• Florida Regulators Scale Back Citizens Rate Hikes
• Broward Sheriff Gregory Tony 'Hopeful' Derek Chauvin Trial Will Bring 'Positive Change, Social Justice'
• Philadelphia Wild Weather: Severe Thunderstorm Threat Wednesday Gives Way To Return To Winter
• Derek Chauvin Guilty Verdict: Pittsburgh Athletes, Coaches, Penguins Organization React
• 'Don't Test Us': Chicago's Mayor Lightfoot On Plans After Chauvin Verdict
• Derek Chauvin Trial: Bay Area Lawmakers React To Guilty Verdicts In George Floyd Killing
• Westbound Span Of Bay Bridge Reopens After Serious Crash Tuesday Afternoon
• LA County Supervisors Vote To Return Bruce's Beach To Owners' Descendants
• Twins Right Fielder Max Kepler Sidelined By COVID-19
• 'The Correct Verdict': Denver Mayor Michael Hancock Reacts To Guilty Verdict For Derek Chauvin In George Floyd's Murder
• "A moment of accountability": Lawmakers react to Chauvin verdict
• Derek Chauvin Verdict: U.S. Rep. Bobby Rush, Other Illinois Congress Members Weigh In; 'An Important First Acknowledgment Of Illegal Police Conduct'
• Florida Republicans Barrel Ahead With Rewriting Voting Rules
• Los Angeles City-Run Vaccine Sites Closed As Precaution Ahead Of Derek Chauvin Murder Trial Verdict
• Mayor Lightfoot Says Justice Has Been Served As Derek Chauvin Is Convicted On All Counts In Death Of George Floyd
• School Janitor Among 10 Men Arrested In Aurora Child Solicitation Bust
• Former President Barack Obama: Derek Chauvin Conviction In Death Of George Floyd Is 'A Necessary Step On The Road To Progress,' But Not A Sufficient One
• 2nd Suspect Jailed In San Mateo Murder Of Rap Artist Cutty Banks; Believed To Be Mistaken ID Retaliation
• Arvada Police Arrest Juvenile Female For Investigation Of Threats Against Ralston Valley High School
• 'Today's Verdict Is Not The End': Tri-State Area Officials React To Derek Chauvin's Conviction In George Floyd's Death
• 'There Is Still Much Work To Be Done': South Florida Reacts To Derek Chauvin Verdict Rolls In
• $9,000 In Funeral Reimbursement From FEMA Available For COVID-19 Deaths
• Baseball Report: Yankees Not Looking Like Much Of A Contender
• Questions Remain Surrounding COVID Vaccines Administered At Dr. Moma Health And Wellness Clinic
• Derek Chauvin Found Guilty On All Charges In Killing Of George Floyd
• Small Town Newspapers In Wisconsin File Antitrust Lawsuit Against Facebook, Google
• Derek Chauvin Verdict: Gov. JB Pritzker Says Murder Conviction 'Marks An Important Milestone On The Journey To Justice'
• Gov. Whitmer, Lt. Gov. Gilchrist, SOS Benson React To Derek Chauvin Guilty Verdict
• 'George Floyd Would Still Be Alive If He Looked Like Me': Gov. Newsom, Others React To Derek Chauvin Guilty Verdict
• NFL, NBA, NHL, MLBPA Issue Statements Following Derek Chauvin's Guilty Conviction In Murder Of George Floyd
• 1 dead, 2 wounded in shooting at New York grocery store
• More Than 200 D.C. National Guard Troops Activated Amid Possible Protests Over Chauvin Trial Verdict
• 'They (Public) Don't Pay Attention To It Like They Used To' Warns Amber Alert Co-Founder Dee Anderson
• What Happens To Derek Chauvin?
• Breaking: Derek Chauvin Guilty Of Murder In Death Of George Floyd
• COVID Reopening: Marin County Remains at Orange Tier - 'We're Not Ready'
• Reminder: MPD Has Tip Line For Non-Emergencies
• Subaru Recalls 875K Vehicles To Fix Engine, Suspension Problems
• City Preparing For Public's Response After Guilty Verdict In Derek Chauvin Trial; Gov. Pritzker Activates National Guard
• Derek Chauvin Found Guilty On All 3 Counts In Death Of George Floyd
• Pine-Richland School Board Details Investigation Of Eric Kasperowicz And Nonrenewal Amid Community Backlash
• Massachusetts Reports 968 New COVID Cases, 3 Additional Deaths
• Earth Week: New Research Links Lung Cancer To Air Pollution In Philadelphia
• Win The Ultimate Coffee Break
• Ken Gerstley's Wife Pleads For Information In His Murder, Reward Increased To $10K
• In Minneapolis, A Fortified City Awaits Derek Chauvin Verdict
• COVID In Colorado: State Labor Department Reminds Workers Can Take Paid Sick Leave To Get Vaccinated
• Markey, Ocasio-Cortez Reintroduce 'Green New Deal' Legislation
• 3 Men Charged In Connection With Newton Robberies
• Former Pittsburgh Pirate Neil Walker Announces Retirement
• U.K. music icons demand artists get fair pay for streams
• San Rafael Police Arrest Man Charged With Attacking Roommates With Ax
• Californians want to keep working from home post-pandemic
• Netflix's Subscriber Growth Slows As Vaccinations Ramp Up, Rivals Gain Strength
• Person Suspected Of Shooting At Roseville Police Officer After Attempted Traffic Stop
• Now Hiring: Lone Star Park Looking To Fill More Than 400 Jobs For Thoroughbred Racing Season
• Prosecutors Say Former Warminster Township Police Officer James Carey May Have Sexually Abused More Victims, Sees Bail Increased
• Support Families and Children During Child Abuse Prevention Month
• MCAS Exam Requirement Lifted For Class Of 2022 Due To Pandemic
• Shooting Suspect Shot & Killed By Lakewood Police Sergeant
• Internal Affairs Report On Ex-Boston Police Officer Patrick Rose Released To Public
• Protecting Plants And Flowers From Possible Late North Texas Freeze
• 'Iconic' But Not Recyclable: Taco Bell Launches Plan To Recycle Hot Sauce Packets
• Missing Swimmer Off Miami Beach Found
• This Saturday On JP Roofing FAN N'ATION (April 24)
• Walk-Up COVID Vaccination Event To Be Held In Homestead On Saturday
• Stop & Shop Shooting: Cashier Describes Terrifying Moments Shots Rang Out
• Bruins Really Ought To Capitalize On Buffalo-Palooza
• Minneapolis community leaders look toward long-term goals
• LAX Launches COVID-19 PCR Testing Sites With Results In Less Than 1 Hour
• Alex Cora Is Not Sick, But Waiting To Be Cleared To Manage Tuesday Night's Red Sox Game
• Eastbound I-69 Ramps At Riley Center Road In St. Clair County Detoured Starting April 22
• FAN N'ATION Recipes: Penguins Playoff Cocktail "The Offsides"
• Bond Denied For Alex Garcia, 16, Charged As An Adult In Deadly New Year's Day Crash
• Climate Change Threatening Coffee Plants Around Globe
• Investigation Launched Into Whether Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Maker Used Tie With Trump Official To Profit From Federal Contracts
• 2 Hurt In Possible Hate-Related Shooting In Shasta County; Sacramento Man Arrested
• No Injuries After Home Under Renovation Partially Collapses
• Facebook Cranks Up Rule Enforcement In Run-Up To Chauvin Verdict
• Teen Victim In Fairfield Shooting Dies; Case Now Homicide Investigation
• Apple Unveils Colorful iMacs, New iPad Pro, AirTag Location Tracker In Spring Event
• Black Lives Matter Interrupts LA County Sheriff Alex Villanueva During Hall Of Justice News Conference
• Police Seek Driver Who Hit, Killed Black Bear
• Federal Judge Restricts Use Of Projectile Launchers By LAPD Officers
• COVID Reopening: San Francisco To Begin Opening Libraries For Limited Indoor Service In May
• Five Things We Know About The West Hempstead Stop & Shop Shooting
• Subaru Recalls Thousands Of Cars, SUVS Due To Potential Engine And Suspension Issues
• Person Lying In Roadway Run Over, Killed In Fremont
• 84 Lumber To Host Hiring Event In Bridgeville Next Week
• UMass Hockey Team Gets Championship Welcome At State House
• Texas Amber Alert Monday Deemed A Hoax, Plano Man Arrested
• Philadelphia Pauses Talks Of Lifting Further Restrictions On April 30th Due To Rise In COVID-19 Cases
• Denver Weather: Latest Storm Caused Icy Roads And Near Record Lows Tuesday Morning
• Police: 19-Year-Old Man Dies After Being Shot Multiple Times In Logan
• The Downtown Boxing Gym Transforming Entire 27,500 Sq. Ft. Building Into 'Green' Space
• All-In-One Guide To The 2021 Minnesota Vikings NFL Draft
• San Francisco Takes Steps to Discourage 4/20 Gatherings in City Parks
• Banned Chicken Lollipops Manifested As Men's Sweaters Seized At DFW Airport
• Fairfield Teen Daniel Hughes Dies After Being Shot
• Red Rocks Howl To Recognize Health Care Heroes Rescheduled To Next Week
• Vandals Smear Chauvin Defense Witness' Former Santa Rosa Home With Animal Blood
• Houses Of Worship In Detroit Struggling Due To Virus Can Seek Grants
• Hackers Publish Nearly 26,000 Stolen Broward Schools Files
• Florida House Set To Expand School Vouchers; Opponents: Expansion Would Shrink Public School Funding
• Maryland Natural Resources Police Officer Arrested Charged With DUI In Berlin Hit-And-Run Crash
• West Virginia Found To Be Least 'Snobbiest' State
• COVID In Florida: 5,645 New Cases, 67 Deaths Reported On Tuesday
• Florida Senate Sponsor Of Transgender Athlete Bill Sets It Aside
• What to know about the charges in the Derek Chauvin trial
• Reducing Your Environmental Footprint: How To Reuse, Recycle, Repurpose
• Bethlehem Officials Say Nike Warehouse Will Bring 250 Jobs
• Grand Rapids, Awaiting Chauvin Verdict, Sets Up Barriers
• P&G will raise prices this fall. Is inflation far behind?
• Convicted Killer Harold Bicknell's Parole Rescinded; Killed Grandmother, Cousins, Aunt In 1977 Seaside Mass Slaying
• Bill Would Stop Local Gun Manufacturers From Making Guns Banned In Massachusetts
• Warren invites billionaire critic to hearing on raising his taxes
• Google Sued By Daily Mail Owner Over Search Engine's Dominance
• Archaeological Homesite Discovery Linked To Maryland Abolitionist Harriet Tubman
• Baby Found Inside Car Towed From Baltimore County To City
• Freeze Warning For Parts Of North Texas As Record Cold Arctic Air Pushes South
• Sutter County Man, 25, Suspected Of Beating And Stabbing Ex-Girlfriend
• Pa. School Employees' Retirement System Board Votes To Raise Rates For 94,000 School Employees
• San Leandro Gas Station Clerk Accused Of Attempted Murder In Shooting That Critically Wounded Man
• Michigan Set To Surpass 6 Million Vaccine Doses Administered
• Blue Door Pub To Close Original St. Paul Location On Selby Avenue
• Bears Re-Sign Safety Tashaun Gipson To 1-Year Contract
• Pennsylvania Roadway Deaths Rose 6% In 2020 Despite 20% Drop In Traffic
• Rep. Ilhan Omar Joins Brooklyn Center Residents, Officials To Call For Change
• Some COVID Testing Sites Closed, Delayed After Winter Storm
• School Bus Rolls Over On I-5 Near Stockton; No Children Were Inside
• COVID In Maryland: Hospitalizations Jump Again As More Than 900 New Cases Added Tuesday
• USC Survey Finds More Californians Want To Keep Working, Learning From Home After The Pandemic Ends
• Proposal Would Make LA Homeless Camp Cleanups Voluntary
• Bruce Cassidy Gives Updates On Several Bruins
• COVID-19 In Illinois: State Reports Lowest Average Infection Rate In Two Weeks, But Hospitalizations Still Rising
• Florida's Contentious Vote-By-Mail Overhaul Ready For Senate Vote
• Prom Dress Exchange Seeks Community Support As Colorado Schools Cancel Annual Dance
• DA calls for review after cop breaks 73-year-old's arm during arrest
• Columbine High School Victims Honored 22 Years After Tragedy
• Five New Hotels In Massachusetts Make Travel + Leisure's 'It List'
• Teen With Autism Helps Patients Navigate UCHealth University of Colorado Hospital
• Tom Brady Weighs In On Salvador Perez's Losing Super Bowl Bet
• University Of Chicago Resumes In Person Classes After COVID Outbreak
• Freeze Watch Issued For Southwestern Pa. Region Ahead Of Dropping Temperatures
• Irving Police Officer Recovering After On-Duty Motorcycle Collision
• PGA Tour releases new rules for players getting COVID-19 tests
• Most Americans want legal recreational use of marijuana in their state
• Gov. Tom Wolf Orders U.S., Commonwealth Flags To Half-Staff For Former Vice President Walter Mondale
• New Field-Deployable CWD Test Developed At U Of M
• 23 candidates vie for Texas House seat in special election
• Apple unveils new products and colors including purple iPhone
• Eye On Earth: Battle Lines Set Over Proposal To Drill For Natural Gas in Suisun Marsh
• Former U.S. Education Secretary John King Announces Run For Maryland Governor
• California GOP Ready For Battle As Newsom Recall Looking Likely
• Citizens Bank, Phillies Join Philabundance In Fight Against Hunger In Philadelphia
• Venmo Adds Option To Buy And Sell Cryptocurrency
• Philadelphia Police: Man Found Dead In Front Of Pennsylvania Convention Center
• EU Regulator Finds Possible Link Between J&J Vaccine And Blood Clots, But Says Benefits Outweigh Risks
• Child Dead After Being Struck By a Car in Hollywood
• Lawyers, Community Leaders Calling On Department Of Justice To Investigate Death Of Adam Toledo
• Businesses In Philadelphia Area Begin Boarding Up Storefronts Ahead Of Derek Chauvin Verdict
• Miami Weather: Spotty Showers, Storms Will Return In The Afternoon
• It's Time To 'Move On' From Outdoor Mask Mandates, Infectious Disease Doctor Says
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Launches New Air Quality Dashboard
• COVID In MN: Latest Positivity Rate Levels Off At 7.4% As MDH Reports 1,189 More Cases, 5 New Deaths
• Boston Police Arrest Uber Driver Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Woman
• Five States, Puerto Rico Added To City's Travel Order; Wisconsin, Iowa, Two Other States Removed From Travel Restrictions
• Robbery Suspect Pursuit Ends In Shooting On I-25
• Bales Of Weed Wash Ashore On Sugarloaf Key And Big Pine Key
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 4,577 New Coronavirus Cases, 77 More Deaths
• Palm Beach Mansion Formerly Owned By Jeffrey Epstein Demolished
• Biden says he's praying for "the right verdict" in Chauvin trial
• Vanessa Bryant Opts Not To Renew Kobe's Nike Deal
• Marijuana Users Reminded To Wait 8 Hours After Smoking, 10 Hours After Eating Edibles, Before Driving
• Colorado Snow Totals: Boulder County Gets More Than A Foot
• With Vaccinations Lagging And COVID Cases Rising Among Black Chicagoans, Mayor Lightfoot Says 'We Need To Send Out The Alarm'
• Police Arrest Santa Rosa Man After Butane Explosion Rips Through Parking Lot
• FedEx gunman visited white supremacist websites
• Meet the world's first vegan, carbon-neutral pro sports team
• Walnut Creek City Council Voting On Purchase Of Armored Bomb Squad Vehicle
• Earth Day: Future Of Solar Energy Looking Brighter
• Time To Clean Out Those Medicine Cabinets, DEA To Hold Annual Prescription Drug Take-Back With Drop-Off Locations Throughout South Florida
• Concord Man Gets Year In Jail After Pleading Guilty To Soliciting Child For Sex
• Houston Rockets: Sterling Brown Attacked, Injured In Miami
• 2 People Killed In 3 Days By Separate Hit-And-Run Drivers In Fort Worth
• Penguins Updating City Of Pittsburgh On Former Civic Arena Site Redevelopment
• CBS Eye On Earth: What You Can Do To Prevent Water Runoff Pollution
• Florida signs "anti-rioting, pro-law enforcement" bill into law
• Tow Truck Driver Saves St. Paul Business From Dumpster Fire, Posts Video On TikTok
• Report: Mavericks Fire Tony Ronzone After Learning New Information In Sexual Assault Allegation
• Record Number Of Cargo Ships Waiting To Unload At Port Of Oakland May Delay Goods For Months
• Archaeological Homesite Discovery Linked To Maryland Abolitionist Harriet Tubman
• NYPD: Box Cutter Bandit Robbing Grocery Stores In Queens Strikes Again, Slashes Employee
• More Jobs Become Available As Colorado Reopens, Prepares For Post Pandemic
• Dianna Brice Murder: FBI Joins Philadelphia Police In Search For Justin Smith Wanted In Murder Of Pregnant Girlfriend
• Police: 6 People Force Their Way Into Bronx Apartment, Tie Up Occupants, Steal $22,000
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 389 New Coronavirus Cases, Increasing County Total To 94,501
• GoFundMe Pages For Pembroke Crash Victims Raise Over $200,000
• Detroit Offers Walk-In Vaccinations At Locations, Appointments Still Encouraged
• Cook County Health Releasing Nearly 10,000 First-Dose Vaccine Appointments Tuesday
• John Henry, FSG Under Fire From Liverpool Fans For Super League Decision
• Hit-And-Run Driver Sought After Killing Woman, Injuring 2 Others On I-30
• U.S. House Passes SAFE Banking Act To Give Cannabis Industry Access To Banking Services
• Hunting members of Italy's mafia, 'Ndrangheta
• Miami Dolphins Sign Veteran Tackle D.J. Fluker To One Year Contract
• 'I Wanted To Be A Witness': Pilgrimages Being Made To George Floyd Square Ahead Of Chauvin Verdict
• Allegheny Health Network Holding Mass COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic At Pittsburgh Mills Mall
• Big Rig Ends Up Perched Precariously On Guardrail After Crash On I-5 In Woodland
• Earth Day: Future Of Solar Energy Looking Brighter
• Grizzly bear kills guide outside Yellowstone National Park
• Swollen Lymph Nodes A Common Reaction After Any Vaccine, Not Just COVID: 'That's A Good Sign That Your Body Is Processing It'
• Dallas Police Arrest Yoni Vasquez For Allegedly Stabbing Mother Of His Children To Death
• Chauvin's fate in the hands of the jury: "The world is watching"
• Police: Arsonist Kills Eastern Box Turtle In Southampton Town Woodlands On Long Island
• Drive To Repeal Law Gov. Whitmer Used In Pandemic Clears Hurdle
• Subaru Recalls Cars And SUVs With Potential Engine, Suspension Problems
• New Federal Program To Help Struggling Restaurants Hit Hard By COVID Pandemic
• Ryan Whisler Accused Of Throwing Fatal Punch Outside St. Paul Bar, Faces Murder Charge
• Judge In Derek Chauvin Trial Rebukes Rep. Maxine Waters For 'Confrontational' Comments
• Metrolink Opens COVID Vaccination Clinics At Palmdale, Lancaster Train Stations
• Colorado Judge Natalie Chase Resigns After Admitting To Using N-Word And Saying All Lives Matter While At Work
• Thomas Coale Sr. Sentenced In The May 2019 Boating Death Of George Jaeger Along The South River
• Police: Men Drive Off In Stolen Mercedes, BMW After Robbing Garage At Gunpoint
• WATCH: 'Fire Howie' Chant Breaks Out At Phillies Game As Fans Express Displeasure With Eagles GM
• Sacramento Mother Of 4 Killed After Stopping To Help Pedestrian Who Had Also Been Hit
• 9 In 10 Americans Say They're More Relaxed In A Clean Home, Survey Finds
• Jabari Parker Is Enjoying His New Opportunity With Celtics
• South Side Couple Hoping For Refund After Paying $2,000 For Credit Repair, But Seeing No Change In Credit Score
• Happy Hour: Spring Cocktail Recipes
• Pleasanton Grocery Store Owner Pleads Guilty To Price Gouging During State of Emergency
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• Investigation Underway After Fatal Shooting In North Minneapolis
• Looming Derek Chauvin Verdict Prompts Increased Security In Cities Across Tri-State Area
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• Neighbors 4 Neighbors, Miami Dolphins Team Up To Tackle Hunger In The Community
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• Chicago Academy For The Arts Expands Limits Of Virtual Stage Theatre With Green Screens
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• Liberal Icon, Former Vice President Walter Mondale Dead At 93
• Out Of Sight But Center Stage, Jurors Weigh Derek Chauvin's Fate
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• Park Hill Residents Cautious About Safe Outdoor Space For Homeless During Public Meeting
• With All Eyes On Minneapolis, NYPD Says It Is Prepared For Reaction To Derek Chauvin Verdict
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• Biden calls Chauvin trial evidence "overwhelming"
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• Apple holding "Spring Loaded" release event
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• Susan Page on her new biography about Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi
• Behind the hottest housing markets
• Impact of Chauvin trial stress, anxiety on mental health
• Attorney says Derek Chauvin's defense took "the kitchen sink approach" in closing arguments
• Kids react to Derek Chauvin trial as world awaits verdict
• New video of Ingenuity's successful first flight, next mission could happen this week
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• NAACP president on stakes of Chauvin verdict, Rodney King comparison, Maxine Waters comments
• Minnesota prepares for Derek Chauvin trial verdict
• Former Vice President Walter Mondale, dead at 93, remembered for lifetime of public service
• FDA orders Johnson & Johnson manufacturing plant to stop vaccine production
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• 4/20: CBSN AM
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