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Articles from April 22, 2021

• Shock G, Off-Kilter Leader Of Bay Area's Digital Underground, Dead At 57
• Rising Sea Level Threatens Stinson Beach Neighborhoods
• Kaiser Employees To Receive $11.5 Million In Class-Action, Race-Discrimination Lawsuit Settlement
• Bay Area Teams Ready to Welcome Fans But Impact of Fake Vaccination Cards Is Unknown
• 'Forever Chemicals' Levels In Frisco Drinking Water Would Be Illegal In Three Other States, Residents 'Shocked'
• Padres Hold Off Dodgers 3-2 In Resumption Of SoCal Rivalry
• Casali Catches 5th Straight Shutout, Giants Beat Marlins 3-0
• 1 Dead, 1 Hurt In Shooting Outside Midtown Sacramento Bar
• Davis Returns, But Mavs Down Lakers; Porzingis Hurt
• Vail Police: Man Vandalized Tesla By Extinguishing Cigarette On It
• Fatal Crash Shuts Down I-80 Eastbound In Roseville
• Westminster Officer On Paid Leave After Punching Handcuffed Woman
• Big Therapy Bunny Brings Smiles, Is Instant Hit at Oracle Park
• Migrant Children Begin Arriving At Long Beach Shelter Thursday
• Colorado Springs Police Fatally Shoot Man Carrying AR-15
• 'First Step Towards Justice': Biden Set To Fully Recognize Armenian Genocide
• Chicago Weather: Best Rain Friday Night
• Casali Catches 5th Straight Shutout, Giants Beat Marlins 3-0
• Getting Hosed: A Look At The Universe Of Chicago Water, And Its Sometimes-Sordid History, This Earth Day
• Vucevic Dominates As Bulls Pound Hornets
• Cubs Beat Mets On Heyward's Single In 10th For Three-Game Sweep
• Colorado's Comeback: Fans Return For Concerts At Red Rocks
• Cameron Krutwig Decides He Won't Be Using Extra Year Of Eligibility To Stay With Loyola, Will Be Going Pro
• Shuttered By Pandemic Last Summer, Guthrie's Tavern In Wrigleyville Has New Owner And Will Be Reopening
• Bregman Has 3 RBIs, Astros End Skid With 8-2 Win Over Angels
• Pulitzer-Winning San Francisco Composer Wayne Peterson Dies at 93
• First Major U.S. Offshore Wind Farm Set To Be Built Off Martha's Vineyard
• 'Large Explosion' From Gender Reveal Party Shakes Houses In Southern New Hampshire
• Morgan Park Neighbors Say Woman Put Poison-Laced Hot Dogs On Lawn For Dogs To Eat; Alderman Says It's Not Legal, Even On Private Property
• 'Hasn't Totally Sunk In,' Pembroke Mourns Best Friends Killed In Car Crash
• COVID On Long Island: Oyster Bay Offers Saliva-Based COVID Testing As Town Continues On Road To Reopening
• Steelers Draft Preview 2021: Outside LB/Edge Rusher
• 800 Doses Of Moderna COVID Vaccine Already Administered At Fort Meade Were 'Improperly Handled'
• Danville Officer Who Killed 2 Suspects In Separate Police Shootings Booked On Manslaughter, Assault Charges
• Man Fires Shots At Chicago Police In West Englewood, No One Injured
• On Day Of Beloved Father's Funeral, Long Island Family Says They Learned Someone Else Was Buried In His Plot
• Colorado's First Gentleman Marlon Reis Visits Denver Zoo To Celebrate Earth Day
• Pirates Beat Tigers 4-2 With 2-Run 8th Inning
• COVID In MN: Masks No Longer Required For Student-Athletes Competing In Outdoor Sports, Practices
• Chicago Heights Couple's SUV Was Stolen In Less Than A Minute With No Key Needed; Worry Mounts About Ease Of Theft For Dodge SRT Vehicles
• 'It Could Be A Different Place': How Climate Change Could Affect Lake Superior's Future
• TurnSignl App Aims To Help Everyone Get Home Safely After Traffic Stops
• After Daunte Wright's Funeral, His Brother Says Fight For Justice Is Just Beginning
• Baltimore County Man Says He Was Kicked Off Southwest Flight For Not Wearing Mask While Eating Twizzlers
• Broward Health Ending COVID Shots As Demand Decreases, Availability Increases
• Car Stolen In South Lakeview With Baby, 12-Year-Old Girl Inside; Children Let Out Two Blocks Away
• More Than 100 Firefighters Respond To Brooklyn House Fire
• Initiatives Announced To Reduce Pollution In Miami-Dade County
• Bat In Pitcairn Tests Positive For Rabies After Biting At Least 1 Child
• Reports: Digital Underground Rap Artist Shock G Dies At Age 57
• Police: Man Wanted In Murder Of Jaslyn Adams, 7, Shot By Police On Eisenhower Expressway After Pursuit In Western Suburbs
• Subway Conductors Attacked 4 Times In One Day, Interim NYC Transit President Sarah Feinberg Says More Help Is Needed
• Mariners Rally With 4-Run 10th, Beat Red Sox 7-3 On 3 Hits
• Former Pine-Richland Head Football Coach Eric Kasperowicz Releases District Letter Detailing Why He Lost Job
• Vehicle Crashes Into Westbury Office Building
• Drexel, Penn Join Growing List Of Philadelphia Area Colleges To Require Students Be Vaccinated Against COVID-19
• Body Found In Merrimack River Identified As Missing Lowell Woman
• Beloved Kentucky Basketball Player Terrence Clarke Killed In Northridge Car Crash
• UC, CSU To Require COVID-19 Vaccinations For All Students, Faculty, Staff
• TurnSignl App
• Wild Sign Ryan Hartman To 3-Year Contract Extension
• Project Angel Heart Needs Help During Denver Restaurant Week
• Dallas Police Release Video Prior To Shooting Of Armed Robbery Suspect
• FAA Plan To Shift Air Traffic Patterns Over East Bay Gets Dropped Following Outcry
• Digital Underground Leader Gregory Jacobs, aka Shock G/Humpty Hump, Dead at 57
• Radnor Residents Fight To Keep Schools' 'Raider' Name While Removing Native American Imagery
• Young Man Shot To Death Behind The Wheel Of Car In DeSoto; Witnesses Saw Passenger Run Off
• California Goes From Worst To First In COVID Infection Rate
• Baltimore Woman Shares Her Love Of Hula Hooping At Lake Montebello
• Sidney Crosby, Bryan Rust Lead Penguins Past Devils 5-1
• Detroit Fire Department Passes Out Free Smoke Detectors Following Fatal Fire
• How Harris is engaging with community lenders to help small businesses
• Sixers Fall Down Big Early, Can't Recover In Loss To Bucks
• Presiding Judge Extends Deadlines For LA Criminal Trials
• Pastrnak Has Goal, 2 Assists In Bruins' 5-1 Win Over Sabres
• Committee Subpoenas Former MDHHS Director Over Large Separation Agreement With State
• Aho Has 2 Short-Handed Goals, Hurricanes Beat Panthers 4-2
• Former Steeler Ryan Switzer Shares 'Wonderful News' On Son's Condition Nearly 1 Month After Surgery
• Merced County Drug Trafficking Investigation Leads To Turlock Man's Arrest; Approx. $10 Million Worth Of Drugs Seized
• Watch Out For These Baltimore Road Closures This Weekend, Including For Orioles Home Game
• Medical Examiner IDs Man Shot Dead In South Minneapolis
• 'Absolutely No Evidence' COVID-19 Vaccine Can Cause Infertility, Birth Defects, Philadelphia Doc Says
• Air Travel Rebounds As More People Get Vaccinated, Restrictions Loosen
• People Making A Difference: Local Nonprofit Delivers Extra Food From Film Sets To Those In Need
• 1st African American Male Selected As Valedictorian At Oakland Technical High School
• Homeland Security Releases An Additional 22K H2B Visas
• Voracek, van Riemsdyk Lead Flyers Past Rangers, 3-2
• Taco Bell Offering Plant-Based Taco Exclusively At Tustin Location
• CSU, UC To Require Students, Staff To Be Vaccinated Against COVID Pending Full Approval Of Vaccine
• School Bullies Could Face Harsher Consequences Under A Bill At State Capitol
• With 6th Draft Pick, Dolphins Seek A Target For Tagovailoa
• Walker Ties Season High With 32 Points, Celtics Beat Suns
• Exclusive: Inside The North Texas Factory Making Syringes For COVID-19 Vaccines
• Insurance Regulators Approve Smaller Rate Hikes For Citizens Property Insurance
• Gold Rush Return To Grass Valley? Company Works To Reopen Idaho-Maryland Mine, But Protesters Oppose
• Part Of Hollins Ferry Road in Baltimore To Close For Railroad Crossing Work
• PG&E, Utilities Push To Cut Subsidies For Home Solar Energy Systems
• Edward Wagner Pleads Guilty In Murders Of His Child's Mom And 7 Family Members In Ohio
• COVID Restrictions: Some Question Colorado's Limits On Graduation Ceremonies
• New York Comic Con Returns To Javits Center In October
• Police: Man Seen On Video Stealing Wallets From Worshipers At Queens Mosques
• Mr. & Mrs. Met Pass Out Free Face Masks To Commuters In Queens
• New York City School Bus Fleet Will Be 100% Electric By 2035, Mayor De Blasio Says
• Sheriff: Man Hospitalized With Hypothermia After Being Rescued From Northern Minnesota Lake
• Friday's Show Info (4/23/21)
• FBI Warns New Englanders About Fake Government Agent Scams
• West Virginia Woman Convicted In Death Of 5-Year-Old Grandson
• Possible Human Remains Found In Hills Above Burbank
• Philly Theatre Week Kicks Off With Virtual Opening Night
• Gov. Walz Calls On POST Board To 'Transform Policing In Minnesota'
• Worst To First: California Now Has Lowest COVID-19 Infection Rate In U.S.
• Upper Freehold Home Destroyed In Fire
• South Bay Residents Warned About Triple Threat Of Drought, Fire Danger, Air Quality
• Brooklyn Resident Ali Prato, Texas Woman Blair Nelson Create Support Community 'Fertility Rally' To Let Others Know They're Not Alone
• Man Shot In Back On York Road In Baltimore
• 'I Don't Want To Do It Without Him': The Boardwalk, Iconic Orangevale Music Venue, For Sale After Owner's Death
• 'Some Knucklehead' Vandalized George Floyd Mural In Houston, Police Chief Says
• Allegheny County Ballot Overwhelmed With 39 Candidates Running For Judge
• Upcycled Food: Brooklyn-Based Company Rise Offers 'Super Flour' Made From Malted Barley
• SpaceX Set To Launch 4 Astronauts On Friday After Initial Plan Nixed Due To Weather
• Both Directions Of I-70 Closed At Eisenhower Tunnel Due To Crashes
• State-Sanctioned Citizen Committee To Monitor Suncor
• More Than 200 El Dorado Hills Students Asked To Quarantine Due To Uptick In COVID Cases
• Large Tortoise Rescued From Fire At Folsom Home
• After Daunte Wright's Killing, A Push To Change How Officers Handle Traffic Stops
• Dave Matthews Band's Star Lake Show Rescheduled
• Denver Art Museum's Re-Imagined Martin Building And New Welcome Center Will Be Unveiled In October
• UPDATE: Missing Pleasant Hill 10-Year-Old Girl Found Safe
• 'It Looks Like A Dump': Sand Bags Meant To Prevent Erosion Creating Mess On Plum Island
• In Wisconsin, Supply Of COVID Vaccine Nears Demand
• 'When Does It End?': Mourners Gather For Daunte Wright's Funeral
• COVID Vaccines: San Francisco Still Set On Vaccinating All Residents By June, 66% Have Received At Least 1 Dose
• Cardi B Tees Off On Wisconsin Congressman Who Criticized Grammys Performance On House Floor
• UPDATE: Early Morning Looting Caravan Targets Stores In Emeryville, Oakland; One Suspect Arrested
• State Rep. LaShawn Ford Introduces Legislation To Increase Equity In Illinois Cannabis Industry
• Florida Supreme Court Rejects Recreational Pot Amendment
• Nielsen: At Least 23.2 Million Watched Verdict In Derek Chauvin Trial
• Remembering Hazel Johnson, Chicago's 'Mother Of Environmental Justice,' On Earth Day 10 Years After Her Passing
• Earth Day 2021: A Closer Look At New York City's Water Supply
• Día Del Niño Celebration Includes Free Admission To Several Museums
• AG Nessel: 48-Year-Old Benton Harbor Man Charged With Sexual Assault
• Federal Rescue Plan Is Supposed To Keep Unemployment Benefits Going, But Many Say They're Being Held Up In Illinois
• Trenton Trevon Lovell Pleads Guilty To 2016 Murder Of LASD Sgt. Steven Owen In Lancaster
• Biden Administration To Restore California's Power In Setting Pollution Standards
• 2 Chainz, D-Nice, Jack Harlow To Perform At Preakness LIVE
• Supt. Brown On Making Improvements Within CPD After His First Year On The Job: 'We Have To Gain The Community's Trust'
• Rural Hospitals Work To Decrease COVID-19 Vaccine Hesitancy
• Loyola University Recognized For Having Biggest Trees In Maryland
• Far Rockaway Residents Fed Up With Graveyard Of Sunken Boats, Rusted Barges Filled With Garbage
• Chicago-Operated COVID-19 Vaccine Sites To Begin Accepting Walk-Ins Friday
• Pitt Offering Outpatient Trial For Mild, Early COVID-19
• No Appointments Needed At LA County Mega-Pod COVID Vaccination Sites Until April 26
• California Senate Passes Bill For Supervised Sites For Drug Users
• Biden To Restore California's Power To Set Auto Emission Rules, Reverse Trump Decision
• Early Draft Of BART Budget Forecasts Ridership Increase, Federal Funding Needs
• Long Island Woman Sues Home Depot, Says She Was Denied Job Due To Having Medical Marijuana Card
• Pivoting In Pandemic: Miami Maintenance Co. Credits FIU's Small Business Development Center For Helping Them Survive
• Earth Day: Recycling Right Is Key For The Future Of Our Environment
• Pilot Program To Cut Down On Long Lines At Secretary Of State Offices Causing New Frustrations
• Murder Charge Against Kimberly Long To Be Dismissed By Riverside County District Attorney's Office
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, Seminole Tribe Hammer Out Gambling Deal
• Clarifying COVID: What Are Hospitals Experiencing With The Recent Surge In Cases?
• COVID-19 Vaccine Tracker In Illinois
• Santa Clarita Concerts In The Park Set To Return This Summer
• The Natural Filtration System Movement: Rain Barrels Help You Conserve Water, And Keep Excess Water Out Of Storm Drains
• Pressure Put On New Jersey To Open Day Programs For People With Intellectual And Developmental Disabilities
• Third-Party Contractor Causes Natural Gas Leak In Downey Prompting Evacuations
• Parkland School Shooting: Judge Wants Suspect Nikolas Cruz On Trial In September
• Exclusive: A Closer Look At Construction On The George Washington Bridge, Plus When It's Expected To End
• 3 Hospitalized Due To Fire At Del Paso Heights Senior Apartments
• Washington, D.C.'s Tidal Basin faces uncertain future with rising waters
• Rochester Hills Man Accused Of Videotaping Girls At Grocery Store
• Lawsuit Places Blame For 2 Coronavirus Cases On Washington County Home Health Care Company
• Tinley Park, Matteson Walk-In COVID Vaccine Sites Now Open
• No Injuries In Plane Crash Near Faribault Airport
• Father, 4-Year-Old Son Struck While Crossing Street In Novato; Driver Accused Of Felony DUI
• I-Team: Texas Bill Would Limit Sale Of Your Personal Information By DMV And DPS
• COVID In Florida: 6,684 New Cases, 84 Deaths Reported On Thursday
• Inmate Freed After 15 Years in Prison Thanks To Updated Research On Shaken Baby Syndrome
• Do You Think Spanking A Child Is Acceptable Form Of Punishment? Actress Eva Mendes Stirs Debate On Instagram
• Broadway Actors, Workers Take To The Streets To Denounce Producer Scott Rudin, Demand More Inclusion From Union
• Taste With Tori: Huda In Rittenhouse Merging Standout Sandwiches And Fine Dining
• Kidnapping Charges Dropped Against Self-Proclaimed Witch Doctor In Woman's Disappearance
• Auburn Gresham Funeral Home Offering COVID-19 Vaccine
• Police Seek Help In Finding Oakland Teen's Killer; $15,000 Reward Offered
• De Blasio Appears More Relaxed As His Term Winds Down
• Mayor Janey Promises Change After Scandal Over Retired Boston Police Officer
• Deandre Binion Charged With Shooting 22-Month-Old Kayden Swann In Lake Shore Drive Road Rage Attack
• As Biden promises clean-energy jobs, here's the state of the field
• #BoulderStrong Community Resource Center Continues Support Weeks After Deadly Shooting
• Earth Day: Positive Results For Florida's Water Restoration Efforts
• 'Without It, The City Wouldn't Exist': Community Committed To Improving Water Quality In Madison Lake
• Dean Norris On His Favorite Thing About Art In 'United States Of Al': 'He's Just A Really, Really Good Dad'
• Sen. John Cornyn, 2 Texas Congressmen Introduce Bipartisan Bill To Address Migrant Surge At Southern Border
• 'Making Good Progress': Doctors Believe Massachusetts Can Reach Herd Immunity In A Couple Months
• Broward Schools Superintendent Robert Runcie To Plead Not Guilty To Perjury Charge
• Education Secretary Cardona Impressed With White Plains Schools' Approach To Getting Kids Back In The Classroom
• Bezos and Drake invest in startup behind teen hoops league
• Airlines Waiting For Word From Boeing On Fixing Electrical Issue In Dozens Of 737 Max Planes
• Graduating North Texas High School Seniors Celebrate Their Futures At Globe Life Field
• WATCH: 1-Year-Old Boy Steals Show After Trying To Eat Mickey Moniak's 1st Career Home Run Ball
• City Of Pittsburgh Gets $4M In Transportation Funds From State
• 2,000 Trees Planted At Mount Pleasant Acres Farms For Earth Day
• Consumer Reports Tricks Tesla To Drive With No One At Wheel
• Bucks County Police Chiefs Detail How George Floyd's Murder Changes How They Work
• Dallas County Celebrates 400,000 Vaccines Administered At Fair Park Site
• State Senate Approves Bill Creating Safe Injection Sites For Opioid Users
• Ellicott City Woman Charged After She Allegedly Shot Her Mother, Police Say
• Around The Table: Party Leaders Looking Ahead To 2024
• Florida House Passes School Safety Bill Remembering Parkland School Massacre As '911 Call To This State'
• RTD Celebrates A Line's 5th Anniversary With 30 Million+ Riders
• Miami Mayor Francis Suarez Celebrating Earth Day With Series Of Climate Change Initiatives
• Experiencing Side Effects Days After Getting Your 2nd Dose Of COVID Vaccine? Health Experts Say That's Normal
• Aliquippa Secures $2 Million Grant To Replace Hundreds Of Lead Service Lines, Improve Quality Of Drinking Water
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Signs Agreement To Continue Work On Key Reservoir Aiding In Everglades Restoration
• Police: Beaver County Trooper Arrested For Trying To Withdraw Friend's Traffic Citation
• Cigna offers workers $200 and paid time off to get vaccinated
• 'We Just Need More People': Restaurant Owners Struggling To Find Staff As Former Employees Collect Unemployment
• Gov. Baker Requests COVID Vaccine Doses Turned Away By Other States
• Senate Passes Hate Crimes Bill To Address Rise In Attacks Against Asians
• Texas Senate Approves Bill Requiring Officers To Intervene If Another Officer's Actions Deemed Excessive
• Miami Beach Ordinance Seeks To Roll Back Alcohol Sales In Entertainment District
• Man Killed In Deadly Brownsville Hit & Run, Police Need Help Finding Driver
• 'Crushing Me Every Day': Arya Gray's Mother Begging For Justice Nearly A Year After Daughter's Death
• Howard County Creating Community Committee To Help Grow Ellicott City
• Number Of Mass. Communities At High Risk For COVID Drops To 48
• Some Calling For Vicious Acid Attack On Long Island Woman To Be Investigated As A Possible Hate Crime
• Pittsburgh Penguins Forward Kasperi Kapanen Activated Off Injured Reserve
• Denver's Public Art Program Search Underway For Colorado Convention Center Expansion Project
• Family, Friends, Community Lay Daunte Wright To Rest In Minneapolis
• What Will Kids Be Able To Do This Summer Without Getting Vaccinated?
• Driver Killed After Crashing Into Tractor Near Denair Wasn't Wearing A Seatbelt, Officers Say
• Body Of Missing Amish Teen Linda Stoltzfoos Found In Ronks, Lancaster District Attorney's Office Confirms
• Lamar Jackson, Hollywood Brown Get In Some Basketball Practice
• Massachusetts Reports 1,431 New COVID Cases, 17 Additional Deaths
• Coolidge Corner Theatre Announces Reopening Date
• Ford Field To Offer 7,500 More COVID-19 Vaccines Through Monday
• Sidney Thomas Named Baltimore City Schools Teacher Of The Year
• Texas-Born Astronaut Shane Kimbrough 1 Of 4 Set To Launch On Board SpaceX's Crew Dragon
• Nothing Wasted: Fort Worth Salon Prides Itself On Being Eco-Friendly
• Family, Friends, Community Lay Daunte Wright To Rest
• UC, CSU Propose Requiring COVID-19 Vaccine For Staff And Students By Fall 2021 Term
• Alternate Juror Speaks Out After Derek Chauvin's Conviction: 'Minnesota Has An Opportunity To Show Our Best'
• Earth Day 2021: How Philadelphia Is Protecting City's Drinking Water, Keeping Waterways Clean
• Earth Day: A Look Back At The First Event
• 2 Men Shot In Separate South Baltimore Shootings, Police Say
• Rep. Jason Crow Wants Bill That Would Let Victims Sue Gun Manufacturers And Dealers For Illegal Use Of Firearms
• GadellNet Consulting Services Bringing 55+ Jobs To Denver
• COVID Schools: 'Sharp One-Year Decline' In California K-12 Enrollment Amid Pandemic, Online Learning
• Brooklyn Center Announces 11 P.M. Curfew For Thursday Night
• Uniontown Church One Of The Few Still Helping Community Deal With Food Insecurity
• Minneapolis Park Board Votes To End Space Sharing Agreement With State Patrol
• Surveillance Video Shows Apparent Kidnapping Of Susana Torres In Modesto
• Denver Mayor Michael Hancock Joins Other Mayors Asking Biden To Be Included In Climate Migration Study
• 'There's Nothing Better': Earth Day Celebrated In Florida Keys With Sea Turtle Release
• Miami-Dade, United Way & Uber Partner To Help People Get To COVID Vaccination Sites
• McKinney Homeowner Says Local Airport Putting His Family's Safety At Risk
• Maryland Officials Highlight Office To Close Digital Divide
• California Public Schools See Steep Drop This Year In Enrollment
• How to maximize your retirement savings
• Ted Cruz Says MLB Moving All-Star Game To Denver 'Makes No Sense'
• Lawmakers hold "good discussions" on police reform in wake of Chauvin verdict
• Ravens Will Target Wide Receivers, Edge Rushers In Draft
• Denver Weather: Snow Season Jumps Into Top 10
• Newest Police Accountability Bill Moves Forward In Colorado, Focuses On De-Escalation And Use Of Force
• DEA To Hold National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day This Saturday
• This Earth Day, Gov. Pritzker Signs Executive Orders To Keep People's Utilities From Being Cut Off, Move State Government Toward Using Low- Or Zero-Emission Vehicles
• 35th Annual Citywide Spring Cleanup In St. Paul This Weekend
• UMass Amherst Will Require All Students To Get COVID Vaccine Before Fall Semester
• Earth Day: Breed Says San Francisco Ahead On Climate Goals, Seeks Carbon Neutrality By 2045
• UT Announces Longhorn Band Will Be 'Required' To Play 'The Eyes Of Texas'
• Pittsburgh Pirates' Ke'Bryan Hayes Hurts Wrist; Todd Frazier Called Up
• As Part Of Detroit's Earth Week Celebrations Volunteers Help Cleanup Belle Isle
• LA's Largest Community Of Tiny Homes For Homeless Opens In North Hollywood
• Addison To Welcome Back Kaboom Town With 'Bigger Than Ever' Event
• Grocery Store Shooting: Officer Eric Talley Was Killed Within Seconds Of Entering King Soopers In Boulder
• U.S. Senate Passes Hate Crimes Bill Addressing Rise In Attacks Against Asians
• Cheron Shelton, Acquitted In Wilkinsburg Mass Shooting, Sentenced To 8 Years On Firearm Charge
• Pittsburgh CLO Partners With Steelers To Celebrate 75th Season With Open Air Performances At Heinz Field
• New Pedestrian Boardwalk Opens At Killens Pond State Park In Delaware
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Hospitalizations Drop As 1.2K New Cases Added
• Coming Soon To Former Atlantic City Showboat Hotel: Indoor Water Park, Outdoor Concert Hall, NJ's Largest Arcade, Beer Garden, Extended Boardwalk
• Starbucks chair says lack of diversity is "corporate suicide"
• Pine-Richland School District Says 'Absolutely No Truth' To Allegations A Student Is Being Used As A Scapegoat
• AVAM's Kinetic Sculpture Race Is Virtual And Miniature This Year
• More Than 40 New Coronavirus Outbreaks Reported In Michigan Schools
• Eagles Mock Draft Roundup: One Week Out, Who Do The Experts Have The Birds Taking In Round One?
• California Drought 2021: Warm Temperatures Trigger Unprecedented Decline In Sierra Snowpack's Water Content
• Hayward Planning Commission Debating Ban On Gas-Powered Leaf Blowers
• Rescued Husky Puppies Are Healing In Foster Care
• Free Yoga Classes Return To Market Square In May
• Sheriff: Missing Pine County Teen Located Safe
• Rob Bonta Confirmed As California Attorney General; 1st Filipino AG In State History
• Nathan Lane on how he's spent the pandemic
• Philadelphia Police Officer Robert Redanauer Arrested On Assault Charges After Allegedly Threatening, Pointing Gun At Victim During Off-Duty Verbal Altercation
• Gun Used By Suspected Shooter Za Uk Lian In Upper Macungie Wawa Shooting Purchased Legally, Lehigh County DA Says
• Motions Hearing Scheduled Thursday In Capital Gazette Shooting Case
• California Lawmakers OK Rob Bonta As AG, Making Him 1st Filipino American To Hold That Office
• All City-Run Mass Vaccination Sites In Chicago To Open For Walk-Ins Starting Friday As Supply Catches Up To Demand
• Man Hospitalized After Stabbing In Bemidji; Investigation Underway
• Senate passes bill to address rise in attacks against Asians
• Dublin Council Unanimously Approves $10 Million For Affordable Housing Development Near BART Station
• Church & Dwight Recalls Select Vitafusion Gummies After Reports Of 'Metallic Mesh'
• UCLA Engineering Team Wins $7.5M Prize For Developing Eco-Friendly Concrete That Absorbs Carbon Dioxide
• Morgan Hill Police Cite Man For Setting Off Illegal Fireworks
• French President Macron discusses racism on both sides of the Atlantic
• Authorities Believe Remains Found In Lancaster County Are Those Of Amish Teen Linda Stoltzfoos
• Selfless Colorado Woman Donates Both A Kidney & Part Of Her Liver To Strangers
• 2-Alarm Wednesday Night Fire Guts Los Gatos Home
• Ride The Rockies Returns In 2021, Strict COVID Protocols Will Be In Place
• DA Declines To File Charges In Fatal Shooting Related To Arson Fire That Claimed Father, 1-Year-Old's Lives
• Animal Control Rescues 11 Ducklings From Storm Drain In Hayward
• Deadly Crash In Rural Sutter County Also Prompts Hazmat Response
• Massachusetts Community Colleges Explain Why They Don't Plan To Mandate COVID Vaccines This Fall
• University Of Pennsylvania Requiring Students Receive COVID-19 Vaccine To Return To Campus This Fall
• 1,250 New COVID-19 Cases In Indiana Thursday
• DC Statehood Approved By House As Senate Fight Looms
• House approves bill that would admit Washington, D.C., as 51st state
• Shamira Wright-Sanders Charged In Connection To Fatal Shooting Of Child Inside Her Car At Walmart
• Father Of Kristin Smart Murder Suspect Released From Jail After Posting Bail
• COVID-19 In Illinois: New Coronavirus Cases Down Over The Past Week, But Hospitalizations Still Climbing
• Demand for water is rapidly increasing as supply dwindles
• Baltimore Mayor Looking To Purchase Hotels To Provide Housing For Homeless
• Over 15,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois Last Week Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Baseball Digest Gives Willie Mays Magazine's First Lifetime Achievement Award
• Tom Brady Is Not A Fan Of NFL's Uniform Number Rule Change
• Historic: NASA Rover Produces Oxygen On Surface Of Mars
• Earth Day: Going Vertical In Newark, Innovative AeroFarms Grows More With Less
• Michael Keaton Partners With Green Tech Company To Bring Plant To Pittsburgh
• Man Dressed In Cartoon Bear Costume Becomes Selfie Favorite During L.A. To San Francisco Hike
• MTA At Odds With NYPD Over Response To Subway Crime As More People Return To Public Transit
• Can Alcohol Slow COVID Antibodies Growth? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Questions
• Investigation Of Ocean City Beach Patrol Sexual Misconduct Allegations Continues, Mayor Adds Resources To Enforce City Policies
• Johnson County Resident Timothy Vandeventer Sentenced To 10 Years In Prison For Child Porn
• Maryland Weather: Freeze Warnings, Frost Advisories Issued For Thursday Overnight Into Friday
• Suspect In Shooting Jumps Over Fence, Dies After Police Chase In Denver
• One Injured In Essex Shooting Wednesday
• Hate Crime Charges Filed Against Michael Vivona In Attack On Elderly Korean Couple At Grijalva Park In Orange
• Domino Sugar Refinery Resumes Processing After Fire
• Extreme Drought Conditions Expand Into Solano, Contra Costa And Alameda Counties
• Massachusetts State Police Dive Team Collects Trash In Charles River On Earth Day
• Police Searching For Suspect Who Robbed And Shot Victim Behind Farmers Branch City Hall
• Superior Court Upholds Prison Sentence For Monroeville Mall Shooter Tarod Thornhill
• Chabot Space & Science Center Establishes New Partnership With NASA
• Bedrock Commits To Reduce Carbon Emissions By 2030 In Partnership With DTE
• Supreme Court declines to put new limits on juvenile life-without-parole sentences
• NASA's Perseverance rover just made breathable air on Mars
• More Americans are turning to solar energy to power their homes
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Asks Bidders For Chicago Casino To Submit Formal Plans By August 23
• Cook County Health Offers Walk-In COVID Vaccines At Tinley Park, Matteson Mass Vaccination Sites Through Saturday
• Melrose Kicks Off 'Earth Week', Celebrating 10 Years As A Green Community
• Mayor Bill Peduto Commits Pittsburgh To Carbon Neutrality By 2050
• Deputy fatally shoots Black man while serving warrant in N.C.
• COVID In MN: Regular Testing At Schools Urged During Increased Community Spread; MDH Reports Nearly 2,000 New Cases
• LeBron James deletes tweet targeting cop who fatally shot teen
• Temecula Businessman Charged In $7M COVID Relief Fraud
• More April Snow In Colorado Means Less Chance Of Destructive Wildfires
• Wrong Vaccine Accidentally Administered At Mariano's In Aurora
• Family Desperate To Find Missing Waco Teen, Cameron Diaz
• Miami Gardens Opens New Walk-Up COVID-19 Vaccination Site
• Police: Tyrese Shubrick Charged With Manslaughter In Deadly Stabbing Of Yonkers Store Owner Ruben Martinez
• Akayed Ullah Gets Life In Prison For 2017 Attempted Suicide Bombing At Times Square Subway Station
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 4,192 New Cases, 52 Additional Deaths
• Truck Stolen With Dog Inside In Wheat Ridge
• Collin County Group EXPOW Helping Families For 'Perfect Prom'
• 'No Contact With The Public,' Fall River Police Officer Re-Assigned After Facebook Post Criticizes George Floyd
• U.K. apologizes for racism in commemoration of WWI dead
• Man who set off pipe bomb in NYC subway gets life in prison
• Holabird Academy's Sidney Thomas Named Baltimore City Public Schools' 2021 Teacher Of The Year
• Conservationists grapple with decades of stormwater runoff pollution
• Brett Favre Isn't Sure What Derek Chauvin Deserves, But Believes He Was 'Absolutely Wrong'
• Cape Cod Baseball League Approves 40-Game Schedule For 2021 Season
• LA County Needs 80% Of Its Population Vaccinated To Reach COVID Herd Immunity, Official Says
• CPD Officers Fire Shots At Suspect During Arrest On Bloomingdale Trail
• Caught On Video: Mob Attacks Woman Inside NYC McDonald's, Turns On Good Samaritan Who Tried To Protect Her
• Philadelphia Weather: Sun To Peak Through As Region Sees Cold, Windy Temperatures Thursday
• Zurich Classic Preview: Can Jon Rahm And Ryan Palmer Defend Title At TPC Louisiana?
• AG Nessel: No Charges Filed In Unlock Michigan Investigation
• Up To $500K Expected For One As Dallas Company Auctions Prototype Of First US Dollar Coins
• Family Holds Vigil, Seeks Accountability From Alameda Police Following In-Custody Death Of Mario Gonzalez
• With Anti-Asian Violence On The Rise, Public Invited To Learn More About Hate Crimes With Federal Officials
• Colorado Weather: Showers And Thunderstorms In The Earth Day Forecast
• Cyclist Finds Dead Body While Riding Through Sunnyvale Park
• Abrams' response to questions on voting rights bill goes viral
• Delaware County Student Jesse Scholtz Honored For Standing Up To Bullying
• Woman Hurt After Car Slams Into Hydrant In Bell, Causes Massive Geyser
• Police: 51-Year-Old Nichelle Thomas Shot Dead In Park Slope
• Colorado Weather: Drought Situation Improves For Northern Front Range
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 299 New Cases, Bringing Countywide Total To 95K
• Toddler Dies After Dad Accidentally Backs Over Him On Driveway In Unincorporated Barrington
• Deputies: Woman Who Called 911 To Report Being Lost In Foresthill Found With Stolen Mail In Backpack
• Study Finds Only 2 'Breakthrough' COVID Infections Among Hundreds Of Fully Vaccinated People
• 'Left By Smugglers To Fend For Herself,' U.S. Army Soldier Rescues Child From Rio Grande River At Texas-Mexico Border 
• Man Fatally Shot By Detroit Police After Attack On Officer
• Obama urges Black Americans to "keep marching, keep speaking up, keep voting"
• Driver killed by exploding Takata air bag inflator in South Carolina
• Flush & Run? Aerosols From Flushing Public Toilet May Spread COVID-19, FAU Study Finds
• Nikola Jokic Scores 25, Leads Denver Nuggets To 'Proud Win' Over Portland Trail Blazers
• Snow Flurries Don't Bother Rockies In 6-3 Win Over Astros At Coors Field
• Detroit Police: 7-Year-Old Boy Accidentally Shoots Himself
• North Dakota Gov. Burgum Vetoes Bill Restricting Transgender Students From Participating In Sports
• Airline Bailout, Increase In Leisure Travel Helps Southwest Airlines Post $116 Million Profit
• Acid Attack Survivor Nafiah Ikram Speaks Out As Police Hunt For Her Attacker: 'My Whole Life Changed... I Can Just See Colors, That's It'
• Earth Day 2021: 60 Minutes revisits climate change reporting archive
• Danny Ainge Says Celtics Have Started Vaccinating, But Some Players & Staff Are Holding Out
• Mouse deer as tall as pencil born at Bristol Zoo
• Healthy Pandemic Habits To Keep That Help The Planet Too
• NFL Safety Malcolm Jenkins Opening 1,000 Savings Accounts For Students
• Michigan Science Center Opens 'Earth. Wind. Weather.' Exhibit In Detroit April 24
• Maryland Music Venues Struggle To Stay Afloat Amid Pandemic
• I-80 Reopens After Multi-Vehicle Crash
• Florida Woman Injured When Turtle Crashed Through Windshield
• Russia says huge military exercises near Ukraine to wind down
• Meet The Mexican Immigrant Who Helped Raise George W. Bush In Texas
• Maryland Is The 13th Snobbiest State, Survey Says
• Earth Day 2021 Events And Freebies In South Florida
• New Survey Shows U.S. & U.K. Have Different Top 'Simple Pleasures'
• Massachusetts Police Department Apologizes For Facebook Post Critical Of George Floyd
• Cheesesteaks, French Fries To Power Philadelphia? New Partnership Turning Restaurant Grease Into Green Energy
• Sacramento-Area Cities Divided As Loosened Restrictions Make Way For Ramped Up Summer Plans
• More Than 9.5K Unemployment Claims Filed Last Week In Maryland
• Lifelike robots are proliferating thanks to the pandemic
• Congressman Ken Buck Spurns Big Tech Companies' Cash
• Tigers Get Doubleheader Split
• 2 Captured At Gunpoint In East LA Following Pursuit With Stolen Car
• Weather Blog: Colder
• Two Injured After Car Careens Into San Francisco Parklet Raising Safety Concerns
• 'Today Is The Day My Brother Died': Elizabeth Warren Makes Personal Plea For Americans To Get COVID Vaccine
• Citrus Heights Proposal Cuts Police Force To Deal With $4 Million Budget Deficit
• Miami Weather: Partly Cloudy Earth Day, Scattered Storms Possible In The Afternoon
• Jayson Tatum Helping Evan Fournier Through COVID-19 Recovery Process
• Buddy Hield's Late 3 Lifts Kings Past Timberwolves, 128-125
• Unemployment claims fall to pandemic-era low
• New Study Shows Negative Toll Police Killings Has On Mental Health Of Black Americans
• PTL Links: April 22, 2021
• Board Approves Compensation For Melvin Thomas, Baltimore Man Wrongfully Convicted For Attempted Murder
• California Drought Debate: Critics Push For Statewide Emergency Declaration
• Woman Attacked On Blue Line Train At Oak Park Station; 1 Man In Custody
• Cheesesteaks, French Fries To Power Philadelphia? New Partnership Turning Restaurant Grease Into Green Energy
• NASCAR Goes To Talladega
• Meet the Mexican immigrant who helped raise George W. Bush
• Prince Fans Make Trek To Paisley Park On 5th Anniversary Of Star's Death
• Greta Thunberg says pandemic proves we can fight climate crisis
• Rep. Conor Lamb To Serve As Vice Chair Of The Subcommittee On Aviation
• Several Earth Day Events Scheduled In Massachusetts
• True Crime: Mistress Who Helped Cover Up The Brutal Murder Of Mom Kelsey Berreth Walks Free
• Japan confirms 1st case of COVID linked to Olympic torch relay
• At Start Of Pandemic, Reusable Bags Were Banned From Illinois Stores; A Year Later, What's The Deal?
• Texas-Based American Airlines Reports $1.25 Billion Loss, Cites Pandemic And Decreased Air Travel
• Governor Ron DeSantis Sued Over Florida's New 'Anti-Riot' Law
• Pennsylvania, New Jersey Governors Push For More COVID-19 Vaccinations As Hesitancy Continues
• Extreme Fire Risk Conditions Prompt Red Flag Warning For Northwestern Minnesota
• 'Hospital Celtics' Will Be Shorthanded When They Host Suns Thursday Night
• Ramon Ramirez Identified As Father Of 3 Shot, Killed While Pumping Gas At Lehigh County Wawa
• As Indonesia searches for sub, many fear it's too deep to be rescued
• Prosecutor: Chauvin was motivated by "exertion of authority"
• Showtime Series 'Rust' Starring Jeff Daniels Set To Begin This Week
• Authorities In Texas Find Over $4 Million Worth Of Meth In Shipment Of Cucumber Pickles
• Miami Proud: Celebrate Earth Day With A Spotlight On 'MangroLife'
• WATCH LIVE: Gov. Wolf To Discuss Pennsylvania's Equitable COVID Vaccine Distribution Efforts
• None Hurt After Crews Battle House Fire In St. Paul
• Frisco ISD Making Plans To Launch Permanent Virtual School Beginning With The 2021-22 School Year
• Caught On Video: Gunmen Seen Opening Fire As They Run Down Brooklyn Sidewalk
• Local Attorney Amina Mack Using Unique Candle Business To Help Give Back To Community
• More Eye on Earth polling
• Biden announces goal of cutting greenhouse gas emissions by half
• Police: Woman Shoved Against Car And Sexually Abused By Would-Be Robber In Brooklyn
• Pittsburgh Weather: More Sunshine Today Following A Cold Morning
• Homestead Walk-Up COVID-19 Vaccination Site Extends Hours
• LeVar Burton to join "Jeopardy!" as guest host after fan petition
• CEOs are getting paid bonuses like there was no pandemic
• Chauvin prosecutor: 'I was never convinced we were going to win'
• Indy 500 set to be world's largest sporting event since pandemic began
• Vanita Gupta confirmed as associate attorney general
• Daunte Wright's Girlfriend Alayna Albrecht-Payton Suffered Broken Jaw During Police Encounter, Mother Says
• Daunte Wright's Girlfriend Alayna Albrecht-Payton Suffered Broken Jaw During Police Encounter, Mother Says
• Police Investigating 2 Fatal Shooting Incidents In West Pullman Less Than A Mile Apart
• Americans find some sacrifices easier than others in climate change fight
• Chauvin faces decades in prison, but could serve far less
• Leaders and loved ones mourn Daunte Wright at funeral
• 9 Rogers Park Businesses Giving Out Free Seed Packets For Earth Day
• Prostitution will no longer be prosecuted in Manhattan
• More bodycam video out of fatal shooting of teen girl in Ohio
• Israel bombs Syria after missile lands near Israeli nuclear reactor
• Philadelphia Skyline Glows Purple For National Crime Victims' Rights Week
• India marks global record rise in COVID cases for a day: 314,000
• COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic Coming To Old Town Thursday
• Big Ideas Could Lead To Big Funding For North Texas Social Entrepreneurs
• FDA cites "brown residue" and more at plant making J&J vaccine
• Bush criticizes Trump as he reenters immigration debate
• Democrats unveil bill for tuition-free college
• Republican senators will unveil infrastructure counteroffer
• Family's Attorney Says Pine-Richland Officials Used Child As Scapegoat For Football Coaching Staff Losing Jobs
• New York Weather: CBS2's 4/22 Thursday Afternoon Forecast
• Texas Health Officials Planning Next Steps In COVID Vaccine Process
• Chicago Weather: Freeze Warning In Effect; Warmup On The Way
• New NYPD Unit To Patrol Times Square Will Be First Phase In Plan To Spur City's Economic Recovery
• Moderna, Pfizer COVID Vaccines Don't Pose Serious Risk During Pregnancy, Study Says
• Car Crashes Into American Furniture Design Store In Elkins Park
• Flames Break Out At Le Baobab Restaurant In Kingsessing
• How partisans take different views on climate change
• Coast Guard Offloads More Than Two Tons Of Seized Cocaine In Miami Beach
• Jaime's Law, Named After Parkland Shooting Victim, Reintroduced In Congress To Require Ammunition Background Checks
• Combating Social Media Misinformation: Knowing Fact From Fiction
• Shady Side Academy Hosting COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic
• Vitafusion Recalling Several Gummy Vitamins Due To Possible Metallic Materials
• Aramark Hosting Job Fair At PNC Park
• Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald Says We Could Take Masks Off In 'A Month Or Two'
• COVID Vaccines: Santa Clara Set To Deliver 1 Millionth Dose Amid Supply Influx - 'Something To Celebrate'
• Pittsburgh Department Of Mobility And Infrastructure Testing Robot Delivery Service
• 'A League Of Their Own' Television Series To Use Pittsburgh As Filming Location
• Blue Jays Beat Red Sox 6-3 At Fenway
• Three Brothers From Pittsburgh Plead Guilty To Conspiring To Steal Firearms From Federal Licensees
• Benjamin Fleming, Man Accused Of Manslaughter, May Leave Hawaii Before Trial
• Antonio Brown Settles Assault Lawsuit With Former Trainer
• Tigers Take Second Game Of Doubleheader, Beat Pirates 5-2
• Cubs Get Boost From Mets Errors In Romp
• New York Weather: CBS2's 4/22 Thursday Morning Forecast

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• Geoengineering: A controversial solution that could help fight climate change
• Demand for water is rapidly increasing as supply dwindles
• President Biden pledges to cut America's greenhouse gas emissions in half by 2030
• U.S. coronavirus vaccinations slow amid growing hesitancy
• Karate coach wins fight of his life against COVID-19
• NASA rover successfully makes oxygen on Mars
• Rising waters in Washington, D.C., threaten iconic monuments
• Biden vows to cut greenhouse emissions in half by 2030
• Colorado supermarket shooting suspect faces 43 new charges
• Emotional funeral honors Daunte Wright after police shooting
• Alternate juror backs conviction in Chauvin trial
• U.S. likely to resume Johnson & Johnson vaccinations, sources say
• California Governor Gavin Newsom facing likely recall
• CDC study: Pfizer, Moderna COVID vaccines safe during pregnancy
• Biden pledges to cut U.S. emissions in half by 2030
• Andrew Yang leading polls in New York City mayor's race
• 4/22: Red and Blue
• Farmers adapt to fight climate change
• Jobless claims fall for a second straight week
• Nathan Lane on how he's spent the pandemic
• Daunte Wright's parents remember their son at his funeral
• Lawmakers plan to reintroduce federal police reform legislation
• World leaders join President Biden for Earth Day climate summit
• North Carolina sheriff's deputy fatally shoots Black man while serving warrant
• New filings show how Republican lawmakers raised millions
• Boulder district attorney describes new charges against grocery store shooting suspect
• Tiny mouse deer born at Bristol Zoo
• Federal agents that deployed to Portland in 2020 were "unprepared" to handle civil unrest: Report
• 60 Minutes climate archive: Top of the World
• Millions of Americans vaccinated, but COVID-19 vaccine efforts face new challenges
• President Biden pushes offshore wind as green energy alternative
• WorldView: Deadly hotel bombing in Pakistan; COVID-19 surge in India; Olympics protest ban
• President George W. Bush on his new book "Out of Many, One," lending his voice to immigration reform
• Biden pledges to cut emissions by at least half as he opens global climate summit
• "Inherited" podcast shares stories of youth climate movement
• Greta Thunberg: Science "not the thing that's holding us back" from climate change action
• White House hosts virtual climate summit on Earth Day
• How to maximize your retirement savings goals
• SpaceX, NASA set to fly astronauts on reused capsule, rocket booster for first time
• Stormwater runoff carries toxins, raw sewage into waterways
• After Putin's warning to West, Russia begins large-scale military exercises in and around Ukraine
• President Biden plans to make aggressive cuts in greenhouse gas emissions
• Ohio police say teen girl was shot after threatening others with knife
• Minnesota attorney general: Chauvin was motivated by "exertion of authority" in George Floyd murder
• DOJ begins sweeping investigation into Minneapolis Police Department after Chauvin verdict
• Alternate juror in Chauvin trial speaks out about case, witnesses, guilty verdict: Exclusive
• Funeral for Daunte Wright set to begin one day after DOJ announces investigation into Minneapolis police department
• 4/22: CBSN AM
• Number of Americans with solar power expected to more than triple by 2030
• Anthony Foxx talks transportation initiatives and the gig economy