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Articles from April 21, 2021

• UPDATE: No Curfew Enacted After San Leandro Police Receive Threat Of Possible Looting At Bayfair Mall
• California Water Woes Trickle Down To Local Farmers
• Edward Ayans Arrested On Suspicion Of Raping, Beating Elderly Woman In Moorpark
• Pomona Man Arrested After Gun Found In Car
• Colorado Schools Receive Billions Of Dollars In COVID Relief Funding
• Developers Want To Transform Former Natomas Sports Club Into High-End Apartment Complex
• Judge Orders LA To Offer Shelter To All Unhoused Skid Row Residents By October
• Sharks Drop 7th Straight Against Playoff-Bound Golden Knights
• Demand For Outdoor Gear Rising In Colorado As More Restrictions Lift
• Exclusive: Reseda Family Finds Noose On Backyard Tree, Police Investigating Incident As Hate Crime
• U.S Study Of Novavax COVID Vaccine Continues With 2 More Shots For Volunteers
• Torrance Woman Arrested In Mistaken ID Revenge Murder Of NorCal Rapper
• Kiprizov Sets Rookie Goal Mark, Wild Beat Coyotes 4-1
• Clippers Recover After Poor Start, Beat Grizzlies 117-105
• Daunte Wright To Be Eulogized At Minneapolis Funeral
• Police Chiefs Hail Chauvin Verdict As A Key Step To Healing
• Curry Struggles After Historic Run, Warriors Fall To Wizards
• With Chauvin Trial Over, 'Operation Safety Net' Prepares To Power Down Until Summer
• Chicago Weather: Freeze Warning Midnight-9 a.m.
• LASD Releases Body Cam Video Of Deputy Shooting Of Isaias Cervantes In Cudahy
• 'We're A Legitimate Organization': COVIDCheck Colorado Combats Misinformation In Minority Communities
• Knicks Beat Hawks, Win Streak At NBA-Best 8 Games
• ONLY ON 2: UPS 'Package Man' Comes To The Rescue When Heavy Package Falls On 4-Year-Old Oak Park Boy
• 'Never Thought I'd See It Again': $13,000 Flute Left In Boston Taxi Nearly A Decade Ago Returned To Owner
• Julian Edelman Announces New Gig As Inside The NFL Analyst, Plus A Jump Into Entertainment Industry
• Protesters March To Boston Police Headquarters Demanding Change
• Pittsburgh Spiritual Leaders Meeting With Police To Discuss Issues In Community
• Braves Slip By Slumping Yanks With 4 Hits
• COVID: Lessons Learned From Menlo Park School District That Didn't Shut Down
• App Makers Blast Apple, Google In Senate Hearing On App Store Policies
• Lyft Driver Shot And Killed In Mesquite By Someone In Passing Vehicle
• Activists Hope Chauvin Verdict Leads To Reforms In Massachusetts
• Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison Says Derek Chauvin Failed To 'Protect And Serve' As Maryland Leaders React To Verdict
• Javy Báez Hits Grand Slam, Cubs Clobber Mets
• Additional Charges To Be Filed Against King Soopers Shooting Suspect
• Maryland Transportation Authority Seeks Comment On Third Bay Bridge Crossing
• Burbank PD Releases Body Cam Video In Fatal Police Shooting Of David William Kahler
• Adebayo, Butler Lead Heat By Spurs For Third Straight Win
• From LOFT Plus-Size Line To McDonald's Salads, COVID-19 Pandemic Has Led Some Brands To Discontinue Some Of Their Offerings
• 3 Suspects Found With 13 Stolen Catalytic Converters In Ceres
• Chicago Archdiocese Warns St. Sabina Leaders To Stop Pressuring Those Connected To Investigation Of Fr. Michael Pfleger
• Health Experts Worry COVID Vaccine Enthusiasm Is Falling, Many Are Ditching Masks Too Soon
• Man Killed In Single-Car Crash In Ellicott City
• Activists Say Derek Chauvin's Conviction Shows What Police Accountability Can Look Like, Call For Legislation To Enact Systemic Change
• Protesters Call For Justice For Francisco Villalva Vitinio, DoorDash Worker Fatally Shot In East Harlem
• FDA Completes Inspection Of J&J Vaccine Maker Emergent BioSolutions, Cites Concerns Over Cross-Contamination, Sanitation
• ONLY ON 2: Drag Racing Rallies Move To Ford City After Being Booted From McKinley Park, Alderman Is Not Pleased At All
• COVID Vaccine In New York: 16 State-Run Vaccination Sites Will Accept Walk-In Appointments For New Yorkers Over 60
• 'Not Out Of The Woods': Doctors Urge Caution As U.S. Hits 200 Million COVID Vaccine Doses
• Jersey City Schools Scrap Plans To Stay All-Remote Until September, Will Bring Students Back Next Week
• Antonio Brown Settles Lawsuit With Former Trainer Who Accused Him Of Sexual Assault
• Greenville ISD Elementary School Student Explains Photo Of Teacher's Foot On His Neck
• Body Cam Video Released After Police Shoot Teenage Girl To Death In Ohio
• COVID Reopening: Burning Man Mulling Proof Of Vaccination For August 2021 Festival
• Parishioners Salvaging Remains Of Historic Northeast Minneapolis Church After Devastating Fire
• San Francisco Considers Spending Hundreds of Millions on Safe Sleeping Sites For Homeless
• COVID-19 In Maryland: More Than 4M Doses Administered Across The State As 1.2K More Cases Added
• Young Siblings Reflect On Historic Chauvin Verdict: 'We Have A Long Way To Go'
• Man In Serious But Stable Condition After Shooting In Pittsburgh's Spring Hill Neighborhood
• 'He's Changing People's Hearts': Courteney Ross, George Floyd's Girlfriend, Hopes His Movement Brings Major Change
• Manuel Armando Escalante Jr. Charged With Alleged Stabbing In Ocean City, Maryland From 10 Years Ago
• Body Of Missing Amish Teen, Linda Stoltzfoos, Found In Lancaster County, Family Says
• DA Chesa Boudin Touts Police Reform Legislation AB127; SFPOA Pushes Back
• Full Interview: Rev. Wheeler Parker, Emmett Till's Cousin, On The Derek Chauvin Conviction And Racial Justice
• Zayde Boyd, Identified By Baltimore Police Among Top Five Most Wanted, Arrested, Police Say
• Hagel Scores In OT As Blackhawks Beat Predators
• Raptors Ride Strong 3rd Quarter To Win Over Nets
• Ascension Michigan Opens Southfield COVID-19 Vaccination Site
• Sen. Lauren Book To Lead Florida Senate Democrats
• LeBron James Deletes Tweet About Fatal Ohio Police Shooting Of Ma'Khia Bryant, Says It Was 'Being Used To Create More Hate'
• Getty Villa Reopens For First Time Since March 2020
• Dog Thrown From Car: Westminster Police Search For Driver Of Black Lexus Sedan
• Bail Reduced For Ruben Flores, Father Of Suspect In Kristin Smart's Murder And Disappearance
• I-70 Reopened After Closure For Jackknifed Semi & Crashes
• Police Release Images Of Suspects Who Stole Car, Dog
• Worcester Police Shoot, Kill Heavily Armed Man Making Bomb Threat
• EXCLUSIVE: Former Eagles Safety Malcolm Jenkins Opening 1,000 Savings Accounts For Students
• 'Kill Me;' Stunning BodyCam Video Of Danville Police Shooting Released; Officer Faces Charges In Prior Suspect Killing
• Anne Arundel Schools To Hold Graduations At Crofton High School
• NFL Teams Up With Disney To Launch Collectible Tees
• Joel Embiid's 38 Points Not Enough As Shorthanded Sixers Fall To Suns
• Emancipation Day, Juneteenth Eyed For Holidays
• North Bay Ranchers Already Struggling With Drought Conditions Before Emergency Declaration
• Bulls Lose To Cavs In Fourth Straight Game Without Zach LaVine
• Family, Loyal Customers Remember Legacy Of Beloved Vacaville Barber
• Hayward Woman Fosters More Than 80 Infants In Her Home Over The Past 34 Years
• New York City Dismisses Thousands Of Prostitution Cases, Will No Longer Prosecute Many Offenses Related To Sex Work
• Dallas Golfer Davis Riley Preparing For Weekend Tournament With Eye On PGA Tour
• Columbus Police Chief Answers Questions After Deadly Shooting Of Ma'Kiah Bryant
• City Of Sacramento Reveals Plans For Potential Homeless Housing Sites
• Baltimore County Council Approves Bill To Allow Live Music At More Businesses
• Texas Man Killed In Fall From Snowy California Mountain
• Overperforming Storm Prompts Winter Weather Advisory For Foothills Near Denver
• COVID Vaccine Supply In Santa Clara, San Mateo Counties a Case Of Haves, Have Nots
• Chicago Public Schools Teachers Asked To Report To Board Of Education On Their Vaccination Status
• A's Win Streak Extends To 11, Helped By 2 Errors In 10th
• Deputy Outraged At District Attorney Charges Filed In Santa Clarita Slain Mother, Michelle Dorsey, Case
• Two Black Bears Kill Chicken, Destroy Chicken Coop In Bell Acres Borough
• Denver Weather: Band Of Heavy Snow Hammers Parts Of Metro, Closes I-70 Near Evergreen
• Death Investigation Closes Lanes Of Southbound I-880 In Fremont
• North Park University Plans To Reopen Campus Fully In Fall 2021
• New Rochelle High Schooler Accepted At 17 Colleges & Universities, Including 5 Ivy League Schools
• Steelers Draft Preview 2021: Center
• Rookie Rogers Goes 7 Innings To Help Miami Beat Orioles 3-0
• 2 Errors In 10th Sink Twins In 13-12 Loss To A's
• Thursday's Show Info (4/22/21)
• 2 Alleged Sureño Gang Members Arrested For 2018 San Francisco Murder
• New Jersey Couple Offers Free Rides To COVID Vaccine Appointments In 'Covee Car'
• A's Extend Winning Streak To 11, Beat Twins 13-12
• Pirates Top Tigers 3-2 In Doubleheader Opener
• State Senator: 'We Still Have Work To Do' While Senate Takes Up Police Accountability Bill
• 'This Is The Time To Transition': LAUSD Supt. Austin Beutner To Step Down When His Contract Ends In June
• Harrah's, Caesars In Atlantic City Getting $170 Million Hotel Room Makeovers
• Medieval Times Schaumburg Castle Reopening Thursday With Jobs Available
• Friends Of The LA River Plans Huge Summer Cleanup; County Seeks Comment On Master Plan
• East Harlem Playground Gets $2.3 Million Renovation
• 18-Year-Old Hospitalized In Loma Linda After Receiving Johnson & Johnson Vaccine
• Family Believes Neighbors' Dogs To Blame For Brutal Attack At Sacramento Farm
• Sephora To Open In Former Whole Foods Location In Harbor East
• García's 3-Run Homer In 8th Sends Rangers Past Angels 7-4
• Pennsylvania Senate Advances Child Sex Abuse Lawsuit Window
• 'You're Next': LeBron James Tweets Photo Of Columbus Officer Believed To Have Fatally Shot Ma'Khia Bryant, Calls For Accountability
• Social Distancing Not Required: Dodgers Offer 'Fully Vaccinated Fan Section' For Saturday's Game
• Kristin Smart Case: Bail Reduced For Father Of Murder Suspect Paul Flores
• Register For COVID-19 Vaccine In Tarrant County
• Oakland City Officials Name New Fire Chief
• What Symptoms Should You Expect After The COVID-19 Vaccine?
• 'The Fight Isn't Over': Minnesotans Continue To Emotionally Process Chauvin Verdict
• Big Butler Fair Returns For 2021
• Jackson Health System To End COVID-19 Vaccinations
• 13-Year-Old From Walkersville Found Safe, Police Say
• 2 Hialeah Police Officers Arrested, Charged With Official Misconduct, Falsifying Public Records
• Family Of Jonny Gammage Hopes Conviction Of Derek Chauvin Changes Policing In Future
• 'We're Not Asking, We're Demanding:' Advocates Advance Call For Civilian Oversight Group Over Police, COPA, Police Board, And Other Bodies
• MN House To Debate Changes To Police Policies, DFL Lawmakers Push For More Accountability
• 'I Love Children's': Girl With Sickle Cell Disease Thanks 'Village' At Children's Minnesota
• Texas Democrats In Congress Say It's 'Unacceptable' Gov. Abbott Hasn't Released Billions In Stimulus For Public Education
• Federal Prosecutors Claim Ald. Ed Burke Made Anti-Semitic Remark, Offer New Details About His Alleged Corruption And Former Ald. Solis' Cooperation
• Sacramento Judge Rejects US Bid To Send Refugee To Iraq In Terror Case
• Matteson, Tinley Park Now Have Walk-In COVID Vaccine Sites, Open Through Saturday
• Schweitzer Ski Resort Joins Ikon Pass
• Check Out Drought Conditions By Your Zip Code
• 'Is This The End Of It? I Don't Think So': Gwen Carr, Mother Of Eric Garner, Reacts To Derek Chauvin's Conviction
• Talking To Pittsburgh Youth About Derek Chauvin's Guilty Verdict
• COVID In Illinois: 2,765 New Cases, 28 Additional Deaths
• COVID Vaccines: Sonoma County Administers 400,000th Shot; 60% Have At Least 1 Dose
• Brigance Brigade Foundation Annual 5.7K Race Virtual Again This Year
• Yellen says private sector will need to green economy "gap"
• Man spends more than year cleaning up trash on Los Angeles trail
• Health Officials Urge Safety Measures Against West Nile Virus In North Texas
• Study: Sleeping 6 Hours Or Less When Younger May Increase Risk Of Dementia
• Broncos Players, Staff & Family Invited To Get COVID Vaccine
• Former Sen. Bill Nelson Testifies At Senate Confirmation Hearing For NASA's Top Job
• Choking Diner's Life Saved By Six EMTs Who Happen To Be At Same Restaurant
• 'George Sent A Message For Change': After Derek Chauvin's Conviction, 2 Key Witnesses Speak Out
• COVID Mass Vaccination Sites Taking Walk-Ins Without Appointments Amid High Demand
• Shortage Of Restaurant Workers Across South Florida, Nation Has Owners Offering Incentives
• Raiders Owner Mark Davis Defends Posting 'I Can Breathe' Tweet Following George Floyd Verdict
• South Jersey High School Student Helping People With Autism, First Responders With Special Decal
• 'Kill Me;' Stunning Bodycam Video Of Danville Police Shooting Released; Officer Faces Charges In Prior Suspect Killing
• Bobcat Spotted, Photographed By Wildlife Ecologist At Will County Nature Preserve
• 'He Was Florida Through And Through': Congressional Leaders Hold Celebration Of Life For Late Rep. Alcee Hastings
• Ukee Washington Surprises 48-Year Philadelphia School District Vet On National Administrative Professionals Day
• 4-Day-Old Colt Stolen From Weld County Farm
• Efforts To Bring Tourists Back To New York City Ramping Up: 'Come Here, Join This Amazing Moment'
• 4 Wild-Blues Games Rescheduled
• AG Merrick Garland Announces Probe Into Minneapolis Police Practices
• Maryland Farmer Uses Specific Farming Techniques To Fight Climate Change
• 'We Are Forcing Them To Listen' Protest Organizers Say Despite The Chauvin Verdict, Their Work Continues
• Love In The Time Of COVID: Couple, Ages 98 And 91, Quarantine Together After Being Caught 'Sneaking' Around
• Dog Who Went Missing On July 4th In Ocean City Reunited With His Owner
• 'Reefa' Tells Story Of Israel Hernandez's Last Summer Before Tragic Death At The Hands Of Miami Beach Police
• Vice President Kamala Harris Coming To New Hampshire Friday
• Assignment On Slavery Has Moon Area School District Parents Calling For Change
• King Soopers Shooting: Boulder District Attorney To Provide Update On Prosecution On Thursday
• Taunton Woman On Mission To Spread Kindness, Honor Hero Husband
• 350-Pound Man Wanted In Dallas For Alleged 'Lewd Sex Act With Children Present' In Restaurant
• Miami Dolphins Likely To Take Offensive Weapon In Upcoming NFL Draft
• Keller @ Large: George Floyd Protests Show Public Pressure Is Key Factor In Police Reform
• Andrew Knapp's Walk-off Single Helps Phillies Avert 3-Game Sweep Against Former Manager Gabe Kapler's Giants
• North Texas Elementary School Placed On Lockdown After Police Chase Suspect Hides Near Campus
• Dallas Police Seek 2 Suspects For Allegedly Assaulting Security Guard, Taking Weapon
• Former Dallas Officer Amber Guyger To Appeal Murder Conviction Tuesday
• Dozens Of At-Risk Dogs Get New Leash On Life In South Florida
• New Prince Exhibit At Paisley Park
• COVID In Florida: 5,571 New Cases, 85 Deaths Reported On Wednesday
• Aggravating Factors Affect Next Steps In Chauvin Sentencing
• Families Of New Yorkers With Developmental Disabilities Ask State To Pull Back On Some COVID-19 Guidelines
• Orange County Sheriff: 3 Deputies Injured Non-Compliant Jail Inmate By Throwing Hot Water On Him
• Sacramento Zoo's New Cheetah Brothers Public Debut Set For Friday
• 'Let's Do This Revere'; City Aims For Herd Immunity By July 4
• Meet Charlotte The Corgi, Salem Hospital's New Therapy Dog
• New Contract For SFUSD Superintendent Requires Board To 'Act Dignified'
• Daunte Wright's Girlfriend Suffered Broken Jaw During Police Encounter, Mother Says
• Mark Your Calendars: 2021 Denver Broncos Schedule To Be Announced On May 12
• Crews Extinguish Northern Metal Recycling Yard Fire In Minneapolis
• Families Of George Floyd, Emmett Till Feel Intimate Connection In Grief
• Explosion And Fire Heavily Damages Oakland Park Styrofoam Manufacturing Business
• Miami Beach Commission Appoints Alina Hudak As City Manager, First Woman To Hold The Position In The City
• Yonkers Store Owner Ruben Martinez Fatally Stabbed After Altercation With Shoplifter, Police Say
• 'It's Time To Get It': FEMA COVID-19 Vaccination Sites In Philadelphia Catching Up To Demand
• Rakayo Vinson Charged With Killing 3 In Wisconsin Tavern Shooting
• Glendale Library, Arts & Culture Reopens 3 Libraries For Public Access
• Human Remains Found In Search Connected To Disappearance Of Amish Teen Linda Stoltzfoos
• Florida House Overwhelmingly Approves Consumer Privacy Bill
• 1 Dead, 1 Critical In Upper East Side Apartment Building Fire
• National Folk Festival Staying In Maryland For This Year
• Baltimore County Executive Makes Pledge To Use 100% Renewable Energy By 2026
• Juvenile Detained While Riding Bikes With Group In Perth Amboy, Prosecutor's Office Investigating
• Kim Lertjuntharangool Missing From Greenwood Village For More Than A Month
• Walz Announces Mobile Vaccination Units Targeting 'Underserved Communities'
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Stands Behind CPD Supt. David Brown, Angrily Shoots Down Rumors He's On His Way Out
• Baltimore Police Undergoing EPIC Program To Intervene When Witnessing Other Officer Misconduct
• How Long Will The Derek Chauvin Jury Remain Anonymous?
• Venmo users can now buy and sell crypto
• No Proof That COVID Vaccines Lead To Menstrual Irregularities, Says Dr. Mallika Marshall
• Who Is Ma'Khia Bryant?
• U.S. Drought Monitor
• Twins Place JT Riddle On COVID IL
• Denver Police Continue To Investigate April 2015 Unsolved Murder Of Abdul Muhammad
• COVID-19 Vaccine Supply Up, Demand Way Down
• Stop & Shop Shooting: Police Say Suspect Gabriel Dewitt Wilson Has Mental Health Issues And Long List Of Crimes
• Police Chase Through Miami-Dade, Broward Ends In Tri-Rail Parking Garage
• Surviving Drought Tips -- Around The Home
• Derek Chauvin Booked Into Maximum Security Prison Following Guilty Verdict
• 2 Dead, 1 Injured Following Shooting Outside Wawa In Upper Macungie Township; Suspect Dies Of Self-Inflicted Gunshot Wound
• Critical Habitat Designated For Rare Songbird In Colorado: The Western Yellow-Billed Cuckoo
• California Gov. Gavin Newsom Declares Drought Emergency In 2 Counties
• Gov. Newsom Declares Drought Emergency In Sonoma, Mendocino Counties
• Local Leaders React To Chauvin's Guilty Verdict
• Massachusetts Reports 1,370 New COVID Cases, 13 Additional Deaths
• Jewel Thief Takes Off With $5K Diamond Ring From Helzberg Diamonds In Fort Worth 
• DePaul University Will Require COVID-19 Vaccines For Any Students Who Will Be On Campus In Fall
• Kids In West Baltimore Are Learning Horseback Riding Through New Program With UMD Baltimore, City Reach
• Surviving Drought Tips -- Around the Yard
• First Person Of Color To Set Foot On The Moon Under NASA's Artemis Program
• Separate Investigations Launched Into Controversial Arrest By Loveland Police Officers
• Stalled Debate Over Civilian Oversight Of CPD Leads To Tense Exchange Between Mayor Lori Lightfoot, Ald. Byron Sigcho-Lopez
• Rev. Lawrence Sullivan, Pastor Of Christ The King Parish, Asked To Step Aside Over Decades-Old Sex Assault Allegation
• Rookie Pitcher Trevor Rogers Goes 7 Innings To Help Miami Beat Orioles 3-0
• Colorado Bill Would Protect Gender Identity And Expression
• Texas House Approves Bill Allowing Election Judges To Carry Gun In Most Polling Places
• Disney, NFL Team Up For New T-Shirt Designs Featuring Mickey Mouse For The Baltimore Ravens
• Philadelphia Students React To Derek Chauvin Conviction, Share Fears Of Interacting With Police
• Police: Bethel Park Serial Shoplifter Caught Again
• Howard County Executive Recommends Removal Of School Resource Officers From Middle Schools, Announces Other Changes To Program
• Gas Prices Hold Steady As Production Picks Up, At $2.77 Per Gallon In Maryland
• Skeletal Remains Found In Roseville Identified As Joseph Sill, Reported Missing In 2017
• Oakland County Prosecutor's Office Dedicate Tree To Commemorate Crime Victims' Rights Week
• New Study Shows Negative Toll Police Killings Has On Mental Health Of Black Americans
• Raiders slammed over "I can breathe" Derek Chauvin verdict tweet
• Aldermen Approve Mayor Lori Lightfoot's Plan To Update Affordable Housing Requirements For Developers As City Council Resumes In-Person Meetings
• Ross Township To Rename Park For Legendary Wrestler Bruno Sammartino
• Two Students From Judson University In Elgin Killed In Car Accident
• No Injuries So Far In 2-Alarm Fire On Reisterstown Road In Baltimore, Fire Officials Say
• Detective's Promise To Grieving Mom Fulfilled; Suspect Arrested In Seaside 1991 Cold Case Murder
• Survey: Post-COVID Vacations May Be On Horizon With Vaccines Accelerating
• Firefighters Cut Into Roof Of Upland Home To Rescue Litter Of Kittens
• Fire Still Not Completely Out At Domino Sugar Plant In Baltimore, No Injuries Reported, Officials Say
• Women report higher levels of "Zoom fatigue" than men
• San Francisco Giants Fall To Phillies 6-5 As Bullpen Suffers Late Innings Meltdown
• 'Jeopardy!' Announces Final Round Of Guest Hosts, Including LeVar Burton
• Pfizer warns of phony COVID-19 vaccines outside the U.S.
• Former Boston Police Commissioner Defends Handling Of Patrick Rose Abuse Allegations
• Woman Steals 'Benny' The Shih Tzu From Dallas Resident's Yard
• NFL Approves Rule Change Allowing More Jersey Numbers For Certain Positions
• CBS 11 News Adds Weekend Morning Newscasts
• Powerful Storms, Hail Sweeps Through Tri-State Area
• What Care Can Do: UnitedHealthcare At Home
• No Appointments Needed This Week At New COVID-19 Vaccination Sites In Palmdale And Lancaster
• 'Tour Your Future' Gives Girls Opportunities To Explore STEM Careers
• Valencia Community Gives Boy Battling Cancer A First Responders Birthday Parade
• Michigan Father Angry After Teacher Cuts Biracial Daughter's Hair
• Fall River Police Delete 'Inadvertently' Shared Facebook Post Criticizing George Floyd After Derek Chauvin Verdict
• Officials Identify Woman Found Dead Inside Vacant Warehouse
• Mankato Man Arrested In Connection With Fatal Overdose
• Texas Man Pulls Rifle On Firefighters After They Saved His Life From Overdose
• USDA Extends Universal Free Lunch Through The End Of The Next School Year
• COVID In Philadelphia: Residents Can Now Schedule Their Own COVID-19 Vaccine Appointment
• CHP: Sacramento Man, 42, Killed In Crash On Highway 50 Was Not Wearing Seatbelt
• Gun sales hit all-time high amid flurry of mass shootings
• Woman Injured By Falling Construction Bolt In River North, Near Merchandise Mart
• Florida House Approves Legal Protections To Keep Colleges From Being Sued Over Coronavirus
• Julian Edelman Has No Regrets About Retirement; Reveals Favorite Play Of His Career
• Hearing For Alleged Capitol Rioter Jorden Mink Delayed After He Contracted COVID-19
• Maryland Launches 'No Arm Left Behind' Campaign To Help Encourage Vaccinations
• COVID In Maryland: Gov. Larry Hogan Reopens Senior Centers For Safe, In-Person Activities
• Non-Motorized Transportation Improvements To Ypsilanti Streets This Summer
• More No Appointment, Walk-Up COVID Vaccinations Lines To Open In Maryland Thursday
• COVID Latest: Morgan State, Bowie State To Host Vaccination Clinics In April
• 'Now We Can Take A Breath': Philadelphia Athletes, Sports Teams React To Derek Chauvin Guilty Verdict In Murder Of George Floyd
• Man's Family Demands Answers From Alameda Police After He Dies In Custody
• Dallas Police Ask For Public's Help Identifying Man Who Assaulted, Attempted To Carjack Woman
• Porto's Bakery Getting Ready To Open Northridge Location
• Police: 18-Year-Old Innocent Bystander Fatally Shot In Vehicle In Fort Worth
• American Lung Association's 'State Of The Air' Report Ranks Pittsburgh Ninth For Worst Air In U.S.
• Lindsay Shelltrack-Miller Charged With Murder In St. Cloud Stabbing
• U.S. Steel Sets Sights On Carbon Neutrality By 2050
• 'We're Very Excited': World's First Physical Gallery Dedicated To NFT Art Opens In New York City
• Archaeologists discover home of Harriet Tubman's father
• Nearly Two Dozen Residents Evacuated Overnight After Two-Alarm Aurora Apartment Fire
• VIDEO: Detroit Police Seek Suspect In Connection To Homicide On City's East Side
• Multi-Vehicle Crash Shuts Down Highway 34 And 35th Avenue Intersection In Greeley
• Philadelphia Police: 59-Year-Old Juan Guerra Charged In Murder Of Homeless Man Near Convention Center
• Emerson College Requires All Students To Have COVID Vaccine By Fall Semester
• 1 Dead, 2 Injured In South San Francisco Head-On Crash
• 'We Are Gratified': Elijah McClain's Family Says They Are Happy For George Floyd's Family After Derek Chauvin's Conviction
• Man Accused Of Shooting, Killing Neighbor's Dog In Indiana County Pleads Guilty
• LA Restaurants To Only Give Out Plastic Utensils By Request Under New Ordinance
• Vikings' Justin Jefferson Says Playing Eagles Will 'Always Be Edgier' Because They Passed On Him In Last Year's Draft
• Derek Chauvin Sentence: How Long Will He Spend In Prison?
• Spring Snow Blankets Rochester Red Wings' Stadium, Leading Team To Tweet Epic Photo
• Investigation: 2 Of 6 Killed In February I-35W Pileup In Fort Worth Had Gotten Out Of Their Cars
• Philadelphia Parks And Rec Reopens Bathrooms, Other Amenities As Weather Begins To Get Warmer
• Authorities In Texas Find Over $4 Million Worth Of Meth In Shipment Of Cucumber Pickles
• Chauvin verdict comes year after police called Floyd's death "medical distress"
• Wisconsin Man Identified As Carjacking Suspect Fatally Shot By Police On I-35W; Officers Also ID'd
• Pelosi proposes equal partisan split for Capitol riot commission
• Columbus Police Release 10-Second Body Cam Clip Of Ma'Khia Bryant's Shooting, Criminal Investigation Bureau Reviewing Incident
• "The Debrief": Climate change and potential solutions
• Report: Pittsburgh Steelers Great Hines Ward To Join Florida Atlantic's Coaching Staff
• Unclear How Florida Legislators Will Spend Additional $400 Million In Federal Medicaid Funds
• Witnesses in Chauvin trial speak out on emotional court experiences
• Drive-Thru Mass COVID Vaccination Site Opens At Ripken Stadium Thursday
• 5 Children Taken Into Protective Custody After Warrant Search Uncovers Drugs, Loaded Guns In Dutch Flat Home
• Corey Wise Named Douglas County Schools Superintendent
• Federal agents were "unprepared" to quell Portland unrest, IG finds
• Burglary Suspect Arrested After Police Find Him Hiding Inside SSF Home
• Former Dallas Cowboy Aldon Smith Booked In Louisiana Battery Case
• Derek Chauvin Sentence: How Long Will He Spend In Prison?
• Brigham And Women's 'Hearts On The Bridge' Display Honors Lives Lost And Saved From COVID
• Police: Man Stabbed In Face During Argument On Subway In Queens
• Deshaun Watson's Attorney Says Lawsuits Contain 'Avalanche' Of False Accusations
• 'It's Very Encouraging': Faith Leaders Hope Chauvin Verdict Lifts Racial Justice Work
• Eagles' Nick Sirianni Won't Commit To Jalen Hurts As Starting QB: 'We're Going To Have Competition At Every Position'
• Bank worker's heart attack prompts viral post about burnout
• Mother-Daughter Team Win Decade-Long Battle To Bring Sidewalks To San Bernardino County Community Of Muscoy
• Chicago Undercover Police Officer, Sergeant Honored For 'High Level Of Professionalism'
• Queen Elizabeth II "deeply touched" by Prince Philip tributes
• Michael Keaton's Return As Batman In 'The Flash' Confirmed
• Police: Driver Fled Scene Of Deadly Crash That Killed 23-Year-Old In Queens
• Gov. Jared Polis Signs Executive Order To Further Protect Tenants From Being Evicted During Pandemic
• Miami Weather: Expect More Rain In The Afternoon
• Naperville District 203 Among Suburban High Schools Dealing With Spikes In COVID-19
• Loretto Hospital Gets COVID Vaccine Again, Following Controversy Over Non-Eligible People Getting Shots
• Child Sex Offender And Convicted Murderer Arrested In Rio Grande Valley
• Police reform legislation has "more momentum" post Chauvin verdict
• Lawsuit Filed On Behalf Of Baltimore Man Who Died After He Was Struck During A Police Chase Last Spring
• 'Not A Drought-Buster'; Rare April Storm Front Moving Toward San Francisco Bay Area
• Andrew Yang says Cuomo should "step aside," but would accept his endorsement
• Suspect Arrested For Allegedly Terrorizing Antioch Family, Fatally Shooting Pet Dog While Fleeing Police
• Officials Emptying Colorado Reservoir To Eliminate 'Voracious Predator' Before It Wipes Out Multiple Endangered Species
• It's Time To Be 'Bear Aware,' Colorado Parks And Wildlife Warns
• Cop fired for allegedly donating to Kyle Rittenhouse fund
• Police Searching For Gunmen After 3 People Shot At Birthday Party On Long Island
• Miami Drive-By Shooting Leaves One Dead, Two Injured
• Man Jumped Fence, Ran Onto Tarmac At Miami International Airport
• 4 More Ex-Youth Center Workers Charged In New Hampshire
• Patriots Mock Draft Roundup: Mac Jones Or Trey Lance In First Round?
• COVID In Minnesota: 13 Deaths, 1,611 Cases Reported; Hospitalizations Continue To Spike
• Man, 19, Identified As Victim In Fatal North Minneapolis Shooting
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 4,602 More Coronavirus Cases, 60 Additional Deaths
• Fluid Truck Remains In Colorado, Expands Headquarters To Bring 1,500 New Jobs To State
• Police Pull Body From Northern Canal In Lowell
• $20 Million Project To Convert Recycling Center Into Artist Community
• Gisele Bundchen Joining Boston-Based DraftKings As 'Special Advisor'
• Governor praises Chauvin verdict, but says there is more to do
• In Wake Of Derek Chauvin Conviction, Colorado Legal Expert Karen Steinhauser Admits We Still 'Have A Long Way To Go'
• Human Remains Found In Edwards Identified As Carlos Zelaya
• Netflix's growth slows on brighter outlook for the pandemic
• De Blasio Unveils 'Safe Summer NYC' Plan To End Gun Violence
• Eric Garner's mother reacts to Chauvin verdict: "Just tears"
• Dallas Man Sentenced In Crash That Killed Mississippi Woman, After Admitting To Driving Drunk
• United Way's "The Pitch" Competition
• UCLA Basketball Star Johnny Juzang Declares For NBA Draft, But Intends To Retain Collegiate Eligibility
• New Mugshot Released As Derek Chauvin Is Booked Into Maximum Security Prison
• Scammers Using Bogus COVID Vaccine Survey To Trick Victims
• Avs Star Mikko Rantanen Added To NHL's COVID-19 List
• Man pumping gas killed, 1 wounded, suspect dead after shooting spree
• Single mom graduates college — while homeless
• Baltimore Convention Center To Offer Walk-Up COVID Vaccinations For Baltimore City Residents
• Denver Nuggets Sign Veteran Austin Rivers To 10-Day Contract
• 14 Years Later, Suffolk County Sheriff's Office Nabs Fugitive William Segar, Who Allegedly Assaulted Florida Officer
• Odessa Police Investigating After Men Steal Large Toy Turtle From Indoor Playground 
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 340 New Coronavirus Cases, 12 Additional Deaths
• Reward Increased For Info On Easter Sunday Shooting Outside Fort Lauderdale Market That Injured 6-Year-Old Girl, Two Others
• Burned Body Found In Brush Fire Behind Anaheim Motel
• FDA Completes Inspection Of J&J Vaccine Maker Emergent BioSolutions, Cites Concerns Over Cross-Contamination, Sanitation
• Drought-Stricken Marin Putting Into Place Tough Water Use Restrictions
• 2 Italian Managers Indicted In Fiat Chrysler Emissions Probe
• Tanker Engineer Found Guilty of Dumping Oily Bilge In Ocean Near Oakland
• Justice Department opens probe of Minneapolis police after Chauvin verdict
• In Rocky Mountain Region, A 'Second Winter' Is Term Sometimes Used To Describe What Colorado Is Experiencing This Week
• Putin warns of Russian "red line" amid standoff over Ukraine, Navalny
• Skier Tumbles Estimated 2,000 Feet From Summit Of Colorado 14er Wilson Peak
• Long Island Teacher Veronica Pezdan Arrested For Having Sexual Relationship With Student, Police Say
• Mass Vaccination Sites In Colorado Now Open To Walk-Ups: 'No More Excuses'
• Former President George W. Bush Criticizes Republican Isolationism, Anti-Immigration Rhetoric
• Iceland's Arnor Traustason Eager To Make Mark With New England Revolution
• As Colorado COVID Hospitalizations Mount, Dr. Dave Hnida Cautions Residents: 'We Are Still In The Race'
• Uber Reminding Riders Masks Are Still Required; Mask Enforcement Tips Sent To Drivers
• Groups Plant 60,000 Fragments Of Nursery-Raised Coral At Reefs In Florida Keys
• US Sets Aside Habitat Critical For Survival Of Rare Songbird
• Bryce Harper, J.T. Realmuto And Aaron Nola Earn MLB The Show 'Diamond Club' Status, Among Best 40 Players In The Game
• New Mugshot Released As Derek Chauvin Is Booked Into Maximum Security Prison
• SpaceX Crew Dragon launch delayed to Friday
• Columbus Police Show Body Camera Footage Of Officer Fatally Shooting 16-Year-Old Girl
• Big Rig Driver Dies After Being Ejected In Crash On I-5 In Stanislaus County
• COVID In Colorado: 'Breakthrough Cases' Reported Among Vaccinated Coloradans
• Detroit Black Coffee Shares 3 Refreshing Coffee Recipes For Spring
• Roseline's Candles
• Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation
• Judge Marilyn Milian Speaks Out On The Health Scare That Shook Her Family
• WATCH: British Woman Gets Video Of Mountain Lion Right Outside Home In Boulder
• Line Of Thunderstorms Will Bring Heavy Rain, Gusty Winds Wednesday Evening
• Protesters Kneel For 9 Minutes In Fairfax Intersection After Derek Chauvin Found Guilty
• Latino lawmakers urge Biden to push through immigration bills
• 23 Candidates Vie For Texas House Seat In Special Election To Replace Late Rep. Ron Wright
• Stimulus Check Latest: Who Is Getting A Plus-Up Payment?
• You've been vaccinated. So do you need a vaccine card?
• For Black America, Derek Chauvin Verdict Offers Relief, For Now
• Can Shingles Affect The COVID Vaccine? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Questions
• Bill To Allow More Access To Colorado Ski Area Accident Data Fails, Resorts Say It Would 'Scare Prospective Skiers'
• Cortez Johnson Charged In Fatal Shooting Of Ivan Joseph Green In SW Baltimore
• Philadelphia Police Officer Injured In Hunting Park Crash While Responding To Shooting In Feltonville
• Arlington Woman Stabs Self While Trying To Cut Man At Restaurant 
• As Some Summer Camps Prepare To Return, What Changes Could Kids See With Pandemic Not Yet Behind Us?
• Stars Beat Red Wings 5-2
• Weather Blog: Severe Thunderstorms Possible Wednesday
• George Floyd's brother turning "pain into purpose" after Chauvin verdict
• Former Philly Public Defender Says Derek Chauvin Sentence 'Will Depend On What Judge Feels Will Deter Others From Committing Such Acts'
• 22 COVID patients die in Indian hospital as leak cuts oxygen supply
• Day After Derek Chauvin's Conviction, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey Calls For 'Deep Structural Changes' In Policing
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Regeneron Antibody Study
• COVID Recovery: Reopening Restaurants Facing Industry-Wide Staffing Shortage
• PTL Links: April 21, 2021
• Cooking With Rania: Filet Mignon With Bacon Cream Sauce
• WATCH: British Woman Gets Video Of Mountain Lion Right Outside Home In Colorado
• Xander Bogaerts Shares His Thoughts On Liverpool, Super League: 'I Like It The Way It Is'
• Activists Hope Derek Chauvin Guilty Verdict Will Be Catalyst For Change
• Toddler Killed, 3 Others Including Infant Injured In Waldorf Crash
• Biden calls on employers to offer paid leave for vaccinations
• Family Heartbroken After Prized, Vintage Truck Stolen From Carmichael Driveway
• Demonstrators Relieved, But Remain Committed After Derek Chauvin Verdict: 'A Victory Won For And By The People'
• 16-Year-Old In Custody After Carjacking At Back Of The Yards Gas Station
• Techny Prairie Activity Center, New Green Gym In Northbrook, Aiming To Generate More Electricity With Solar Panels Than It Uses For Power
• Fight Between Sacramento Gas Station Clerk, Customer Caught On Video
• Tuukka Rask Sprawls Out For First Shutout Of Season
• Officials race to empty reservoir to eliminate "voracious predator"
• Josh Fuentes Of The Colorado Rockies Shares Familial Rivalry With Future Hall Of Famer Nolan Arenado
• New York Weather: CBS2's 4/21 Wednesday Afternoon Forecast
• Reducing Your Environmental Footprint: How To Reuse, Recycle, Repurpose
• Pittsburgh Weather: Snowfall, Winter-Like Weather
• 'We Need These Healthy Reefs': Rescue A Reef For Earth Day
• Brotherly Love: Garden Project In Wilmington Planting A Better Future For The Birds, Bees, More
• 'I Am Going To Be Ruthless With You': Mount Vernon Board Of Ethics Chair Gregory Cannata Accused Of Attempted Coercion
• Earth Day: How Native Plants Like Milkweed Help Birds And Monarch Butterflies
• Philadelphia Weather: Severe Thunderstorm, Gusty Wind Threat Wednesday Followed By Rapid Temperature Drop Into Mid 40's
• Indonesian sub with 53 on board goes missing during torpedo drill
• In Texas, Floyd's Hometown Rejoices In Verdict But Tempers Expectations
• Kobe Bryant's estate and Nike end partnership after 18 years
• 'One Step Closer Toward Justice': Philadelphia Area Leaders, Citizens React To Derek Chauvin Guilty Verdict In Murder Of George Floyd
• Defiant Ted Nugent admits he tested positive for COVID-19
• Biden calls Chauvin murder conviction a "step forward"
• Mixing & Matching? Getting Different Types Of COVID Vaccines In The Future May Provide 'Stacked Immunity'
• Astronauts prepare for launch to International Space Station
• Super League collapses after 6 English clubs withdraw
• Biden to vow to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 50% from 2005 levels
• Nation reacts to Derek Chauvin's conviction
• Russia restricts airspace near Ukraine amid wargames in the Black Sea
• Driver Falls Asleep, Crashes Into Residence In Burnside
• House tables resolution to censure Maxine Waters over Chauvin trial
• Praise for teen who filmed George Floyd's murder
• Chauvin convicted of all charges in George Floyd's death
• Police shoot teen girl to death in Ohio and release bodycam video
• Morning Snow Falls Across Western Pa.
• "True Justice... Would Be George Floyd Being Alive Today" - Community Leaders, Criminology Expert Weigh In On Chauvin Verdict
• Police: Gabriel Dewitt Wilson In Custody After Deadly Shooting At West Hempstead Stop & Shop
• Police Shoot Teenage Girl To Death In Ohio And Release Bodycam Video
• Chicago's City Council Will Meet In-Person Wednesday For First Time In Over A Year
• 2 Injured In Violent Crash In Philadelphia's Mayfair Section
• Man Fighting For His Life After Shot Multiple Times In Philadelphia's Logan Neighborhood
• Chicago Weather: Another Cold Day With Rain, Snow Chances; Big Warmup Ahead
• Pittsburgh-Area Legal Experts Speak Out Following Guilty Verdict In Derek Chauvin Trial
• 90-year-old woman conned out of $32 million by phone fraudsters
• Tech giant Eric Schmidt warns China is catching up to U.S. in AI
• How farming in the Mississippi Delta can save America's food supply chain
• Atlantic County COVID-19 Vaccine Mega-Site To Offer Hundreds Of Walk-In Vaccination Appointments This Week
• Kristin Smart was buried in suspect's dad's backyard: authorities
• Situation At Matheson Hammock Park In Miami-Dade Heats Up
• Hollywood PD Confirms Body Found In Burning Car Now A Homicide Investigation
• Man Dies After Being Hit By Car In Homewood, Police Searching For Driver Who Fled The Scene
• A's Beat Reeling Twins Twice
• Wolves Beat Kings For 2nd Time This Season, 134-120
• Freeze Warning Issued For Pittsburgh Area As Temperatures Drop Across Southwestern Pa.
• Hopkinton To Name Street After Boston Marathon Legends Dick And Rick Hoyt
• Wednesday's Child: 10-Year-Old K'Lonie
• Pittsburgh Police Soliciting Bids For Less Lethal Munitions, Including Tear Gas
• Greensburg Woman To Serve As Judge For Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show
• Jeff Carter Scores First With Pittsburgh In 7-6 Win Over Devils
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• Ohio Republicans Aim To Rename State Park After Donald Trump
• Pa. Turnpike Installing Its First Solar Microgrid To Power Hempfield Twp. Facility
• $1,000 Reward Being Offered For Information On Latrobe Little League Shed Fire
• Man, Woman Seriously Injured In Crash With Tow Truck
• Arrieta Pitches Cubs To Win Over Mets On Cool Night
• Irving Leads Short-Handed Nets Past Pelicans
• Knicks Beat Hornets, Run Winning Streak To 7 Games

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• Inside the SolarWinds cyberattack
• DHS watchdog finds federal agents sent to Portland in 2020 were "unprepared" to quell unrest
• Toy store owner gives back to community
• Biden celebrates 200 million administered COVID shots as vaccination pace slows
• President Biden says the country has reached goal of administering 200 million vaccine doses
• Man spends 589 days picking up trash in his favorite California park
• George W. Bush on need for comprehensive immigration reform
• Biden urges employers to offer paid time off for workers to get vaccinated
• Biden touts 200 million COVID-19 vaccinations milestone
• Chauvin prosecutor: "I was never convinced we were going to win this case until we heard the verdict"
• Ohio officer fatally shoots Black teen wielding knife
• Derek Chauvin awaits sentencing as nation reacts to verdict
• Congressman Pete Aguilar: We need a path to citizenship and the American public is behind us
• Justice Department announces sweeping probe into Minneapolis police
• Lawmakers focus on police reform after Chauvin conviction
• Impact of Minneapolis police chief breaking the "blue wall of silence" in Chauvin case
• 4/21: Red and Blue
• New York Times columnist says policing needs to be reformed in wake of Chauvin conviction
• Archaeologists discover site that was once home of Harriet Tubman's father
• 'Next California' project turns mid-Mississippi Delta into agricultural backup
• What's next now that Derek Chauvin has been found guilty in George Floyd's death
• Biden calls on employers to offer paid leave for vaccinations
• NAACP president on murder conviction of Derek Chauvin
• What to expect in sentencing after Derek Chauvin's guilty verdict
• Derek Chauvin verdict brings relief to Minneapolis community, activists
• Federal panel prepares recommendation on Johnson & Johnson COVID vaccine
• Calls for meaningful police reform in wake of Derek Chauvin's guilty verdict grow louder
• Former police chief on whether Chauvin verdict is a pivotal moment
• Attorney general announces investigation into Minneapolis police practices
• Mother of three earns college degree while homeless
• Antiracist scholar Ibram X. Kendi reacts to Chauvin's guilty verdict
• Caretaker of George Floyd Square reflects on Floyd's legacy ahead of verdict
• High school students react to Chauvin verdict
• Ferguson activist-turned-city councilwoman reflects on Derek Chauvin verdict
• Prosecution witness Donald Williams on Derek Chauvin's guilty verdict
• Senator Tina Smith speaks on police reform legislation
• Minnesota Governor Walz on Chauvin guilty verdict, push for criminal justice reforms
• Looking at policing in America after Derek Chauvin found guilty in George Floyd's death
• Social media combating misinformation about Derek Chauvin trial
• "A piece of justice for us all": Eric Garner's mom reacts to trial verdict in George Floyd killing
• Floyd family lawyer calls Chauvin guilty verdict "dose of the reality that we should be living in"
• George Floyd's brother Philonise, family lawyer Ben Crump react to Derek Chauvin's guilty verdict
• Lawyer speaks about likely sentence for Derek Chauvin
• Prosecution witness Charles McMillian reacts to Chauvin's guilty verdict after emotional testimony
• Ohio police release bodycam video in shooting death of 16-year-old girl
• Jury convicts fired police officer Derek Chauvin of all charges in George Floyd's killing
• 4/21: CBSN AM
• The story behind renewed calls for police reform in Florida
• A look at U.S. policing following guilty verdict in Derek Chauvin murder trial