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Articles from April 23, 2021

• Are False Positives or Sensitive Tests Responsible For School COVID Spikes? CBS13 Investigates - Troubled State Lab
• Feds Will Bolster South Bay COVID Vaccine Supply With 100,000 Extra Doses
• San Francisco Opera Performs a Drive-In 'Barber of Seville' at Marin Center
• Kings Lose 4-2 Against The Wild Friday
• 'They Just Walk Away': Boba Shortage Impacts Sacramento Area Businesses
• Like Father, Like Son: Tatís Hits 2 HRs, Padres Beat LA 6-1
• Warriors Welcome Dub Nation Fans to Chase Center With Win Over Nuggets
• Vaccine Demand Decline Prompts Greater Sacramento-Area Counties To Launch Mobile Clinics
• Mourners Remember Oakland Teen Killed By Stray Bullet; Reward Offered In Case
• $10K Reward Offered To Find Killer Of Hiker Gerald 'Myles' Purdue; Body Was Left In Culvert On Mt. Baldy
• 'I Felt Like I Was Dying': Adams County Magistrate David Blackett Describes Nearly Being Stabbed To Death
• 747 Global Supertanker Grounded As California Braces For Another Nasty Wildfire Season
• Parents Cheyanne Villa And Raphael Engwongwo Arrested After 3-Month-Old Son Suffers Permanent Brain Damage
• 'Craziest, Coolest Thing': Sac State Student Uses Unique Materials To Sell Sustainable Bathing Suits
• Sacramento Kicks Off Beer Week, Breweries Ready To Welcome Customers In COVID-Safe Settings
• FBI Arrests Kevin Galetto Of Westminster In Connection With Jan. 6 Attack On US Capitol
• Investigators Looking For 2 Women Who Dropped Off Severely Injured Dog At Denver Shelter
• COVID Vaccination Push Targets Those Coloradans Still Uncertain
• CHP Investigates Fatal I-80 Roseville Crash For Seconds Night In A Row
• Warriors Welcome Back Fans and Beat Nuggets
• Wood Allows One Hit in 7 Innings, Giants Beat Marlins 5-3
• Angels Lose 5-4 To Astros Friday In The 10th Inning
• Chicago Weather: Cloudy, Some Rain For The Weekend
• Mamas Caucus Plans To Make Illinois The Most 'Mama Friendly' State In The Country
• Aurora Opens Hundreds Of COVID Vaccine Appointments This Weekend
• Colorado Resumes Use Of Johnson & Johnson COVID Vaccine
• Nets Back Atop East After Beating Celtics
• DeGrom's 15 Strikeouts, 2-Hitter Lead Mets Over Nats
• Twins Lefty J.A. Happ Loses No-Hit Bid Vs Pirates In 8th Inning
• Commuter Alert: Midtown Tunnel Queens-Bound Tube Closed This Weekend
• New York City Officials Focus On Efforts To Overcome COVID Vaccine Hesitancy
• Appeals Court Rules Markham Mayor Roger Agpawa Ineligible To Hold Public Office
• A Vigil Was Held Today For Terrence Clarke, The University of Kentucky Basketball Player That Died Thursday In A Northridge Car Crash
• Rally Held On Long Island In Support Of Acid Attack Survivor Nafiah Ikram
• Anti-Semitic Graffiti Appears On Sidewalks Around Abbot Kinney In Venice
• Anne Arundel County Officers Help Ducklings That Caused Traffic Delays
• Baltimore Sanitation Worker Killed, Another Injured In Shooting On York Road
• Broward County Opens Door To Ease COVID Restrictions
• Bogaerts Blasts One Out Of Fenway, Red Sox Hold On To Beat Mariners 6-5
• Cheswick Volunteer Fire Company Expected To Merge With Allegheny Valley Volunteer Fire Company
• Prince George's County Police Lt. Facing Federal Charges For Tax Evasion
• Good Samaritan Stabbed To Death In Berwyn After Trying To Stop Angry Store Customer From Attacking Teen And Her Mom
• Texans Can Stock Up On Emergency Supplies Tax-Free Through Monday
• NYPD: Takim Newson Dragged Officer During Traffic Stop, Later Broke Into An Apartment, Stole Another Vehicle
• Undercover Plantation Police Officer Injured In Shooting Outside Bass Pro Shop In Dania Beach
• Mother Speaks Out After Willingboro High School Senior Yahsinn Robinson Fatally Shot Outside Of Home
• Derek Chauvin Trial Provided Minnesotans Until Now Rare Inside-Courtroom Glimpse
• Minnesota Hit 100 Traffic Deaths In 2021 Sooner Than In Previous 6 Years
• Maryland AG Says In-Custody Death Reports Of Former Medical Examiner David Fowler Will Be Reviewed After Derek Chauvin Trial Testimony
• Georgiev Has 26 Saves As Rangers Beat Flyers
• Amid Wildfire Devastation At Big Basin Redwoods State Park, 'Nature Is Finding A Way'
• Nets Back Atop East After Beating Celtics 109-104
• New Device Could Help Doctors Head Off One Of Deadliest Complications Of COVID-19
• A's Extend Win Streak To 12, Beat Orioles 3-1
• Little Brother's Battle With Rare Disease Inspired Harvard-Bound San Jose High School Student
• Westbound Lanes Of I-70 Reopen After Multiple Crashes Near Silverthorne
• Sabres Snap Bruins' Season-Best 6-Game Win Streak In 6-4 Win
• Twins' J.A. Happ Loses No-Hit Bid Vs. Pirates In 8th Inning
• US To Resume Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccinations Despite Rare Blood Clot Risk
• Bogdanovich, Collins Lead Injury-Depleted Hawks Past Heat
• Ronna McDaniel Considering Run Against Whitmer in 2022
• 2 Men Killed In Wilmington Shooting
• Dedham Community Theatre Reopens After More Than A Year
• Stellantis Worker in Sterling Heights Died on the Job Wednesday
• Athletics Extend Winning Streak To 12, Handle Orioles 3-1
• Looking For The COVID-19 Vaccine? Lakeside Mall Will Offer 450 Monday
• United Airlines to fly largest flight schedule since pre-pandemic
• Oakland A's Keep Rolling: Winning Streak Reaches 12
• Woman Shot In NW Baltimore Friday Night
• Pennsylvania Department Of Health Tells Providers To Resume Administering Johnson And Johnson Vaccine
• One Arrested In Case Of 10-Year-Old Girl Sexually Assaulted By 5 Men Over 3 Years
• US Lifts Pause, Allowing J&J COVID-19 Vaccinations To Resume
• Police Searching For 2 Suspected Burglars Targeting Restaurants, Coffee Shops On Westside
• Florence gallery discovers lost frescoes during COVID closures
• Slumping Flyers Fall To Rangers, 4-1
• Two Arrested For 2019 Woodland Shooting That Killed 16-Year-Old
• 7 takeaways from the White House climate summit of world leaders
• Audit Finds Oakland Not Adequately Prepared To Deal With Rise Of Homeless Encampments
• Dramatic Air Rescue Of Two Hikers, A Man And A Woman, In Griffith Park On Friday
• 'I'm In'; Caitlyn Jenner Says She'll Challenge Gov. Gavin Newsom In Recall Election
• End Of An Era For Hilltop Mall Under New Ownership With Massive Redevelopment Plan
• Colorado Congressmen Introduce Bill To Add Amache Historic Site To National Park System
• Twins Add Miguel Sano To Injured List, Call Up Prospect Kirilloff
• Boston College Will Require COVID-19 Vaccinations For Fall Semester
• Catholic Charities Gives Away Hundreds Of Food Boxes At Pop-Up Distribution Site In The Bronx
• Steelers Draft Preview 2021: Cornerback
• LA County To Resume Use Of Johnson & Johnson Vaccine After Blood Clot Investigation
• Jule's Foods Products Recalled Due To Salmonella Outbreak Concerns
• Homicide Charges Added After Man, 67, Dies Following Fight Outside Sacramento Grocery Store
• Disneyland COVID Vaccination Super Site To Close April 30
• COVID: Masking Outdoors Revisited Amid Higher Vaccinations - 'We Are In A Transition Phase'
• 3-Day Black Food And Dessert Expo Underway In Wissahickon
• Gov. Tom Wolf Says Gun Violence In Pa. Must Stop
• 181st Street Busway In Washington Heights Launches Monday
• LA County Sued Over Fatal Shooting Of A Black Man Last Year In The Antelope Valley
• 'Sick Of Looking At The Blue Tarp'; Golden State Warriors Ready For Playoff Push With Fans In Stands
• This Is The Official Logo Of The 2021 All-Star Game At Coors Field
• Stop & Shop Establishes 'West Hempstead Compassion Fund' For Those Affected By Deadly Shooting
• CDC Recommends That Pregnant People Get A COVID-19 Vaccine
• Sacramento DA Anne Marie Schubert Reportedly Considering Run For California Attorney General
• Suspect Arrested In Stabbing, Robbery Of Asian Man In San Francisco Bayview District
• Terrence Clarke, NBA Prospect From Boston, Killed In Car Crash In Los Angeles
• Hickenlooper Talks About Restaurant Recovery Post-Pandemic
• 12 Rowhomes Catch Fire In West Baltimore, 1 Firefighter Injured
• Police Seek 2 Suspects Accused Of Throwing Red Paint On Statue In Columbus Circle
• Suburban Man Laid Off Twice Having Trouble Claiming Unemployment
• 'Smart To Give An Option Like That': More Districts Adding Virtual Academies This Fall, Ditching Distance Learning
• Ambitious Fifth-Grader Teams Up With Bethel Park Police Dog To Make Big Difference
• Gov. Gavin Newsom Seeks Ban On New Fracking By 2024
• Orlando Brown Jr. Traded To Kansas City Chiefs
• Miss Shirley's Opens New Location At BWI Airport In Southwest Concourse A
• Sen. Schumer: New York Restaurants Now Eligible To Apply For Direct Federal Pandemic Relief
• New Law Would Ban Restraining Children In Foster Care
• North Huntingdon Police Locate Missing 11-Year-Old Boy
• DOJ: Santa Rita Jail, Alameda Co. Violated Civil Rights Of Inmates With Mental Health Disabilities
• 1,000 COVID Patient Released From Northwest Hospital
• Texas DPS Special Agent Injured In Shooting In Haslet
• Migrant Children Welcomed At Long Beach Convention Center With Rec Rooms, Stuffed Animals & More
• New Rules, Fines For Going To Starved Rock, Matthiessen State Parks
• Colorado Springs-Based Global SuperTanker Will Permanently Cease Operations
• St. Cloud Police Chief Reflects On 'Tension-Filled' Year
• Placer County Looking To Add Foresthill Road Parking Restrictions After Busy 2020 Summer
• Big Sur Reopening: Stretch Of Highway 1 Washed Out In Winter Storm Reopens Ahead Of Schedule
• CHP Pursuit Of Suspected DUI Driver Ends With PIT Maneuver And The Driver In Custody
• 'So Excited': Six Flags Reopens Saturday With COVID Safety Precautions
• Terrell Football Player Jakobe Garrett Is Also A State Champion In Robotics
• Meet Lei, Philadelphia Zoo's New Baby Francois Langur
• Greene, Washington Counties Work To Expand Internet Access
• Pirates Charities Lifts Spirits Of Wounded Warriors With Home Run Derby Challenge On MLB The Show 21
• City Of Aurora Has Open Spots At Weekend COVID Vaccine Clinics
• Federal Authorities Investigating String Of Burglaries At North Texas Gun Stores
• COVID Vaccines: FDA, CDC To Resume Use Of Johnson & Johnson Shot After Pause Over Blood Clots
• 'It Was Very Smooth': Walking In To The United Center's Mass Vaccination Site For A COVID Shot
• Coronavirus Found In Air Filters At 2 Davis Schools
• Kidsburgh: Sending Kids To Summer Camp
• Signs Supply Is Closer To Exceeding Demand For COVID Vaccines In Minnesota
• Body Of Missing Swimmer Found Off Crane Beach In Ipswich
• Rep. Ritchie Torres, Activists Propose Capping The Cross Bronx Expressway, Creating Green Space On Top
• Long Island Boy Who Is Visually Impaired Receives Toddler Cane From Local Nonprofit
• As Chicagoans Complain Of 'Astronomically Stupid' Mail Problems, Logistics Expert Says City Hit 'Particularly Hard' By Postal Service Issues
• Gravediggers Disinter Body Mistakenly Buried In 100-Year-Old World War II Veteran's Plot As Family Seeks Answers From Beth Moses Cemetery
• Charges Coming Soon For Suspect In Shooting Death Of 7-Year-Old Jaslyn Adams
• Mario Gonzalez Case: Independent Investigation Launched Into Alameda Police In-Custody Death
• High school pitcher returns to mound after cancer for a no-hitter
• Taco Restaurant Tacombi Helps Feed Thousands Across NYC Every Week
• CHP: 1 Dead In Bradshaw Road Crash Involving Motorcycle, Several Vehicles
• At Gowanus Conservancy In Brooklyn, Every Day Is Earth Day
• When Will It Be Safe To Stop Wearing Masks?
• Nederland Police Warn Of Moose Around Town
• Tarrant County Seeing High Turnout Of Early Voters For May 1 Election
• Vigil To Remember Lives Lost To Police Brutality Held In Pittsburgh
• Furry Tails: Chex, Blue And Mia Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• Boca Girl's Dream To Swim With Dolphins Comes True Thanks To Make-A-Wish
• Ready For A Break From The Pandemic? Take A Vacation, It's Good For You
• 'Treat Everybody The Way You Want To Be Treated': 6th Graders Look Back On Viral Video
• Restaurants Turn To Food Trucks To Get Through Pandemic
• 2nd Grader Asks Orange County Mayor To Change 'Men Working' Sign To Gender Neutral 'Workers Present'
• Reading Terminal Market Voted Best Public Market In America, USA Today Finds
• Rockwall Little League Team's Van Destroyed By Suspected Arson: 'There's Bad People In The World'
• Walter Mondale's Small Minnesota Hometown Remembers His Legacy
• Beloved School Bus Driver Ed Schoeller Loses Battle With COVID On Easter Sunday
• 'Sport Of Kings' Returns To South Beach With World Polo League Beach Polo
• 'This Is Never Going To Be Over': WCCO Talks 1-On-1 With George Floyd's Uncle
• No Bond For Suspect CPD Says Shot 21-Month-Old Kayden Swann
• Brigham & Women's Doctor Says J&J COVID Vaccine Setback Shouldn't Scare People Away From Vaccination Process
• 'We Are Not A Match': Robert Chapman Charged With Participating In Capitol Riot After Allegedly Boasting About It On Bumble Dating App
• Broomfield Hosts COVID Vaccine Clinic For Boulder Valley School District Students, Families
• Bills Strengthening Privacy Protections For Sexual Assault Survivors Pass Senate
• CPD Bodycam Video Of Shootout At Back Of The Yards Home Depot
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• Forensic Psychiatrist Testifies In Day Two Of Motions Hearing For Capital Gazette Shooting Case
• Driver Surrenders After Leading Police Pursuit In Stolen LAFD Vehicle
• San Jose Teacher Who Purposely Coughed In Baby's Face Over Distancing Dispute Charged With Assault
• SEPTA Unveils 2021 Budget That Includes Increased Service Without Any Fare Hikes
• 'Not In My Backyard'; New Jersey Communities Banning Marijuana Businesses, Pot Farms After Voters Overwhelmingly Supported Legalization
• Another boon from vaccinating millions of Americans: Jobs
• Steelers Cornerback Justin Layne Arrested In Lake County, Ohio
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Hospitalizations Drop Again As 1.1K New Cases Added Friday, More Than 1.76M Fully Vaccinated
• Fallstaff Library Reopens After Renovations In Northwest Baltimore
• Jake Marisnick Leads Cubs' Suddenly Red Hot Offense In 15-2 Thumping Of Brewers, For 4th Straight Win
• Panga Boat Found Near Rancho Palos Verdes; About 10 People Detained Nearby
• Port Of Baltimore Finishes Dredging For New Container Ship Location
• NYC Offering Financial Relief To Non-Profit Groups That Stepped Up During Pandemic
• Crowds Of Kids On Bikes 'Playing Chicken With Cars' Across Region, Police Warn
• Ingrid Andress Joins Greeley Stampede's Concert Lineup
• COVID In Colorado: Teenagers Interested In 'Simmering Down The Virus' Get Vaccinated, Others On The Fence
• Former Baltimore Police Commissioner Now Head Of Fairfax County Police
• Caitlyn Jenner Announces Calif. Governor's Run: 'I'm In!'
• Robert Kraft & Mass General Hospital Team Up To Create Mobile COVID Services Program For Vulnerable Communities
• Ghislaine Maxwell Pleads Not Guilty To New Sex Trafficking Charges In Manhattan Federal Court
• Majority Of Marylanders Believe Vaccine Passports Should Be Issued, Survey Finds
• National Hurricane Center Highlights Deadliest Problem Ahead Of What Forecasters Believe Will Be Active Season
• Police: Man, 25, Admits To Starting At Least 30 Dumpster Fires Across Fairfield Over Past Year
• Fort Worth Opens 2nd Animal Shelter To Save More Adoptable Pets
• COVID Latest: Jury Trials For Criminal, Civil Cases In Maryland Resume April 26
• CDC Recommends Resuming Use Of Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine
• 'She's Devastated': Mother Horse Visibly Depressed After 4-Day-Old Colt Stolen
• Philadelphia Loosens COVID-19 Restrictions On Restaurants Despite Decline In Vaccination Numbers
• Black Electrical Worker Kyrin Taylor Says He Found Noose In His Workspace
• Dublin Police Seize Pound Of Cocaine, Guns, Cash; 1 Arrested
• Inter Miami CF Hits The Road For Second Game Of Season Against Philadelphia Union
• COVID In Florida: 5,464 New Cases, 65 Deaths Reported On Friday
• Punch Pizza Announces $15 Starting Wage And Other Career Incentives
• SpaceX Launches Four Astronauts On Crew Dragon Flight To Space Station
• After Beating A Life-Threatening Virus, "Woodstock" Needs A New Home
• Pennsylvania Gov. Wolf Calls For State Legislature To Take Action On Gun Violence Reform
• CDC Recommends Resuming Use Of Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine
• 3D Ocean Farm Off Martha's Vineyard Produces Eco-Friendly Oysters, Clams And Seaweed
• New Story Says Patriots Chose Ras-I Dowling Over Richard Sherman In 2011 NFL Draft
• CDC, FDA Lift Pause On Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine
• CDC Recommends Resuming Use Of Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine
• NYPD: Suspect Benaiah Reid Captured In Connection To Stray Bullet Killing Of Queens Mother Gudelia Vallinas
• Repaving Project On I-70 Between Silverthorne And Frisco Could Cause Delays
• USM To Require COVID Vaccinations For All Students, Faculty And Staff Returning To Campuses In The Fall
• US Health Panel Urges Restarting Use Of Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine
• Massachusetts Reports 1,452 New COVID Cases, 13 Additional Deaths
• Shock G, Digital Underground Frontman Rapper, Dead At 57 In Tampa
• Ex-trooper Convicted In Taser-Related Death Loses Appeal
• All-Inclusive, One-Of-A-Kind Adaptive Park Coming To Miami Beach
• US Health Panel Recommends Restarting Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccinations
• Morgan State University To Require COVID Vaccinations For All Faculty, Staff And Students Returning To Campus
• Threat From Friday's Storms Has Passed
• National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day Is April 24
• Monica Krebs Faces Elder Abuse Charge For Allegedly Using Bank Accounts Of Elderly Woman With Dementia
• Adrienne Roberson Named As New Orioles Public Address Announcer, First Female Voice In Franchise History
• COVID Vaccines: Marin County Says 80% Have At Least 1 Dose; Same-Day Shots Available
• 17-Year-Old Boy Fighting For Life After Shooting In Philadelphia's Logan Neighborhood, Police Say
• Bill That Would Fine Colorado Public Schools With Native American Mascots Moves Forward
• Attorney: Baldwin Couple Will Not Face Murder Charges In Death Of Young Son
• 'Stay Weather Aware', Texas Gov. Greg Abbott Places State Resources On Standby Ahead Of Severe Storms
• McDonald Man Accused Of Impregnating Teen Girl, Trying To Kill Stepson Pleads Guilty
• Bladensburg Police Officer Charged In Child Sex Abuse Case In Baltimore County
• National Guard Brings COVID Vaccinations To Hard-Hit Maryland Communities With Mobile Clinic
• 2 Overnight Fires In Pittsburgh Being Investigated As Suspicious
• National Zoo In Washington DC Reopening May 21
• Gov. Newsom Seeks To Ban Fracking In California By 2024
• Lubbock Woman Sentenced To 17-And-A-Half Years In Prison For Meth Trafficking
• Police: Man Accused Of Head-Butting Boston Restaurant Workers Found With 53 Bags Of Marijuana
• 'Kill Me! Kill Me!' - Fremont Police Release Bodycam Footage Of Fatal Suspect Shooting Outside Hotel
• Frey Vetoes Minneapolis Park Board Resolution To Stop Sharing Headquarters With State Patrol
• 71-Year-Old Woman Stabbed To Death In Worcester; Male Relative Arrested
• Byron McDonald Facing Murder Charges For Shooting Deaths Of Son's Mother, Grandmother
• Tom Brady Jokes About Julian Edelman's Free Agency
• 6 Pounds Of Meth Seized In Pine And Isanti Counties
• School Resource Officers Won't Return To CPS Buildings This Year; LSCs May Opt For Alternatives Next Year
• West Philly Shooting Leaves 14-Year-Old Boy Critically Wounded: Police
• Derek Chauvin's Sentencing Date Set For June 16
• Americans Are About To Get Hit With Diaper Sticker Shock; Huggies Price Hike Planned For June
• 16-Year-Old Suspect Arrested In Robbery And Shooting Outside Wing Slingers
• Family Of Armed Robber Shot, Killed By Dallas Police Says Son Was Bipolar, They Had Been Trying To Get Him Help
• Vice President Kamala Harris To Visit Baltimore Thursday
• Kennywood Bumps Up Starting Pay Rates For Some Positions To $13 An Hour
• Unfounded El Dorado Hills Active Shooter Rumor Was Fueled By 2 Unrelated Incidents, Sheriff Says
• Caltrans To Tackle Several LA County Highway Projects In Weekend 'Swarm'
• Ross Township Unveils Bruno Sammartino Park
• Woman At Aurora Care Center Celebrates 103rd Birthday Party
• Bears Enter Draft With Issues To Address On Offense, Defense
• Julian Edelman Reveals Hilariously Simple Bill Belichick Coaching Point For Receivers
• Michigan Lawmakers Pass Bills To Help First-Time Homebuyers
• COVID Vaccines: Santa Clara County Marks 1 Million Shots - 'A Very Clear Path Out' Of Pandemic
• Capitol rioter turned in by Bumble match
• Man In Drive-Thru ATM Deadly Shootout Now Facing Aggravated Battery Charge
• Memorial Services For Walter Mondale Planned For September
• Top Broadcaster Award Goes To News Anchor Don Ward, Who Died While Hiking Colorado 14er
• NFL Modifies COVID-19 Protocols For Fully Vaccinated Personnel
• SEE IT: Video Captures Man Stealing Pricey Jumbo Teddy Bear Outside Gables Restaurant
• Teen Admits To Manslaughter In West LA Lamborghini Crash Which Killed Monique Munoz
• Henry Ford Health Rolls Out Groundbreaking Technology To Enhance Virtual Doctor Visits
• Bourne Bridge Travelers Warned To Expect Traffic Delays Starting May 1
• New Bedford Fire Caused By Smoking Materials, Victims Identified
• Greenville ISD Teacher Who Put Foot On Student's Neck For Photo Resigns As Board Was To Consider Termination
• Gold Rush Returning To CA? Company Works To Reopen Mine Untouched Since 1956 -- But Protesters Oppose
• Toms River Residents Nicholas Defonte, Christopher Cirri Among 5 Charged In $93 Million Health Care Fraud Scheme
• Texas Sues Biden Administration For 'Disregarding COVID-19 Rules' At Texas/Mexico Border
• Report: Overdose Deaths Hit Record In West Virginia
• Temperatures To Drop As Weekend Storm Heads Our Way
• 'She's Devastated': Mother Horse Visibly Depressed After 4-Day-Old Colt Stolen
• Caitlyn Jenner Announces Calif. Governor's Run: 'I'm In!'
• Colorado First Gentleman Marlon Reis Shares Pollinator License Plate Design Contest Winner
• 2 Arrested For Their Involvement In February Crash, Shooting On Route 138
• Giant Vacuums That Suck Carbon Dioxide From Atmosphere Could Be Key To Reversing Climate Change
• Deandre Binion Held Without Bond In Shooting Of Toddler On Lake Shore Drive
• Redwood City Freeway Shooting Suspect Taken Into Custody; Weapons, Armor-Piercing Ammo Seized
• Ohio Democrats Blast 'Regressive' GOP-Backed Voting Law Rewrite
• Bar Can Be Sued For Attack On Black Man, Michigan Court Says
• 2021 Pittsburgh Steelers Free Agency Tracker
• Gov. DeSantis Signs New Gambling Deal With Seminole Tribe, May Bring Sports Wagering To Florida
• New York City opens all city-run vaccination sites to walk-ins
• More Americans say they are "cutting the cord" these days
• Minnesota United To Welcome Fans Back To Allianz Field For Home Opener Saturday
• 2 People Found Dead Inside Federal Hill Home Friday
• UPMC Health Plan Recognized For Customer Service By J.D. Power
• San Rafael Police Arrest Paroled Sex Offender For Indecent Exposure, Touching Student At School
• Complimentary COVID-19 Testing Will Be Offered At Orioles Games
• COVID-19 In Illinois: Positivity Rate Hits Three-Week Low, Hospitalizations Down Three Days In A Row
• Bob Turk Celebrates 48 Years With WJZ
• WATCH: Dashcam Shows Close Call Between Police Car, Bicyclists
• Gender-reveal explosion rocks homes, cracks house foundation
• Pink Supermoon To Light Up Pittsburgh Sky Monday
• This week on "Face the Nation," April 25, 2021
• Man Struck And Killed By Falling Tree In Port Deposit, Sheriff's Office Says
• GOP senators unveil $568 billion infrastructure plan
• Navajo Nation could be first in U.S. to achieve herd immunity
• Fire Reported In Annapolis
• Jury Finds Samuel McConnell Guilty Of Arvada Gas Station Robbery Where He Shot Off-Duty Officer
• TurnSignl App Aims To Help Everyone Get Home Safely After Traffic Stops
• ASK A DOC: LifeBridge Health Dr. Richard Jung Talks About Strokes
• Philadelphia Flower Show Preparations Are In Full Bloom As PHS Debuts Pop-Up Garden, Kicks Off Bloom Philly Contest
• 2 Men Killed After Crane Falls On Pickup Truck On Texas Interstate
• Skydeck Chicago At Willis Tower Reopens Friday
• Here's When Fenway Park Is Planning To Host Rescheduled Concerts This Summer
• Man Climbs To Top Of 150-Foot Construction Crane Off Hollywood Boulevard
• String Thing Studio: A Place For Knitting And Healing In Park Slope
• Woman Charged With Intoxication Manslaughter After Driving Pickup Head-On Into Victim's Car
• Who Is Steve 'Mongo' McMichael?
• Stolen Truck Found, Missing Dog 'Buddy' Reunited With Family
• Former Delta Foundation President Gary Van Horn Settles Charges Of Forgery, Impersonating Public Servant
• Mass Vaccination Site In Gary, Indiana Available For Appointments; Site Is Open To Illinois Residents
• Coroner Says Buried Amish Teen Linda Stoltzfoos Had Been Strangled, Stabbed
• 2-Year-Old Dies After Ejected From Vehicle On Highway In Dallas
• Scholarship Deadline Extended For DPS Students
• Former Palmdale Mayor Jim Ledford Pleads Guilty To Perjury In Corruption Case
• 2 Rescued From Fire At Glen Cove Group Home, Long Island Fire Officials Say
• 'Well Done': White House COVID Adviser Praises New Hampshire, Massachusetts For High Vaccination Rate
• Community First Nurses: Administration Is Putting Workers, Patients At Risk For COVID
• Biden to head to U.K. and Belgium for first trip abroad
• Man pleads guilty in killings of his ex and 7 family members
• Malaria vaccine hailed as possible breakthrough
• Coroner: Amish Teen Linda Stoltzfoos Was Strangled, Stabbed
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports Over 4,000 New Coronavirus Cases, Bringing Statewide Total To 1,126,850
• One Killed, 4 Wounded In Shooting In Downtown San Diego
• Deadly Stabbing At Subway Station In Elmhurst, Queens
• French officer stabbed to death inside her police station
• COVID In Minnesota: MDH Reports 2,167 Cases, 10 New Deaths; ICU Numbers Climb
• Walk-Ins Begin Friday At Chicago-Operated COVID-19 Vaccine Sites
• Moped Crash On County Line Road Leaves One Dead, One In Critical Condition
• M Health Fairview Nurses' FUSION Program Feeds, Educates During Ramadan
• Cop seen on video punching handcuffed woman twice in face
• South Bay Traffic Alert: Overturned Big Rig Removed From Southbound Lanes Of Highway 101
• 7 Lynn Police Officers On Leave Pending Internal Investigation
• Business, Community Leaders Support For Broward Supt. Robert Runcie
• Who Do I Belong To? Lost Lemur Found In Southwest Ranches
• How state and local taxes could drive Congress' infrastructure talks
• Prosecutors: Woman Sexually Assaulted During Armed Robbery In Woodbridge, N.J.
• How struggling households can get federal rental assistance
• Report: Bill Belichick 'Hates' NFL's Jersey Number Rule Change, Just Like Tom Brady Does
• Highway 1 Near Big Sur To Reopen Friday After Landslide
• 'It Could Be A Different Place': How Climate Change Could Affect Lake Superior's Future
• Knife-Wielding Man Shot, Wounded By LAPD Officers In Valley Village
• 'I'm In!': Caitlyn Jenner Officially Files To Run For California Governor
• Farmington Hills Police Department Hosts Drug Take-Back Day On April 24
• Vice President Kamala Harris Visits Plymouth And Concord, New Hampshire
• Bell Acres Police: More Bears Wander Neighborhood, Go After Chickens And Bird Feeders
• Fire Breaks Out At Building In Media
• Ravens' Justin Tucker Wants You To Get Your COVID-19 Vaccine, Releases New PSA: 'Take One For The Team'
• Liam's List April 23: Oscar Night, HMart Opening, Golden Gate Flower Power
• Samantha Marie Myers Charged In Her Mother's Shooting In Ellicott City, Police Say
• DEA Drug Take Back Saturday: Get Rid Of Your Unused Rx Drugs, No Questions Asked
• SEE IT: Riverfront, Glass Barn House On Sale For $1.7M In Maryland
• Jailed Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny ends hunger strike
• Pentagon panel recommends ending commanders' power to block military sex cases
• SEE IT: Mass. Family Hires Treasure Hunter To Help Find $46,000 Hidden In Their House
• How the White House could be more green
• Suspect Arrested After Firing Gun In Maple Grove Neighborhood
• Alaska Joins Florida's Legal Fight To Get CDC's No Sail Order For Cruise Ships Lifted
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 350 New Coronavirus Cases, Increasing County Total To 95,490
• Dallas Police Searching For Man Caught On Doorbell Camera Committing Lewd Sexual Act
• Caitlyn Jenner files paperwork to run for California governor
• Former Eagles Scout Daniel Jeremiah Explains Why Team Should Take Jaylen Waddle If He's Available At No. 12
• 'Not For The Faint Of Heart'; Bay Area Real Estate Market Heating Up To Pre-Pandemic Levels
• Nikola Jokic Looks Like The MVP, And Jeremy Lin Thinks He Deserves The Award
• Report: Orlando Brown Jr. Trade Talks 'Heating Up'
• Overturned Big Rig Causes Major Traffic Backup On NB I-5 In Elk Grove
• Road To Reopening: Social Distancing, Limited Capacity Rules Eased On Miami-Dade Transit Services
• Friday Mid-Morning Recipes & Links: April 23, 2021
• Ross Township Officer Who Lost K-9 Unexpectedly Last Year Receives A New Partner
• Jeremy Swayman Continues To Deliver For Bruins: 'Composure Is Definitely A Thing For Him'
• Lakers Star Davis Rusty In Return, Scores 4 In Half Vs. Mavs
• COVID Impact: Jersey City Schools In-Person Learning Back On, But Some Parents Have Concerns About Phased-In Approach
• Colorado Avalanche Defeat Blues, Clinch NHL Playoff Berth
• Detroit Man Charged In Non-Fatal Shooting Of 7-Year-Old Girl
• Original Police Statement Contradicts Video Footage In Chauvin Case
• Carbon capture and "dimming" the sun pose dilemmas for climate
• Democrat Manchin backs Republican Murkowski for reelection
• Save Casa Bonita: Rally Planned Outside Iconic Restaurant On Saturday
• 'We're Really Excited': Denver Broncos GM George Paton Is Confident Going Into NFL Draft
• Electric Cars Tested For Safety Performed Very Well
• Jakub Vrana Scores 4, Red Wings Top Stars 7-3
• Six Flags Great America Reopening On Saturday
• Oz Investigates: Frozen Chicken
• Gisele Bundchen Joining DraftKings As 'Special Advisor'
• Biden says climate change presents "opportunity" to create green jobs
• Book excerpt: "Madoff Talks" by Jim Campbell
• FAA: Helicopter Crashes After Departing Allentown Queen Municipal Airport
• Memphis faces eviction crisis after court strikes down ban
• Denver Weather: Make Weekend Plans! Much Drier, Warmer Weather On The Way
• Simone Biles leaves Nike to partner with Gap's Athleta brand
• Frantic search for missing sub with time for survivors fading fast
• Suspect Crashes After Leading Officers On Chase Along Highway 99 In Elk Grove
• VIDEO: Space X Launch Lights Up Pre-Dawn Sky; Crew Headed Toward Space Station
• Florida House Unanimously Approves School Safety Bill
• Lions Looking For Talent Anywhere At No. 7 Pick
• Weather Blog: Maryland Weather Is Never Dull
• PTL Recipe: Vegan Breakfast Tacos
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Signs of A Blood Clot
• U.S. Customs And Border Protection Officers Seize Shipments Of Meth, Fentanyl, Cocaine, Heroin Worth $11M+
• Minnesota Schools See 'Worrisome' Surge In COVID-19 Cases Among Students
• Researchers: 'Solar Canals' In California Could Save Water, Fight For Climate Change
• Pittsburgh Mounted Patrol Horse 'Munch' Celebrates 10th Birthday
• UPDATE: Police Activity Cleared On Eastbound Lanes Of Bay Bridge; Commute Traffic Brings To Flow
• COVID In Colorado: CU Boulder Study Shows How Asymptomatic People Spread Disease, Act As 'Super Carriers'
• Miami Weather: Mix Of Sun & Clouds, Building Easterly Breeze
• Selfless Colorado Woman Donates Both A Kidney & Part Of Her Liver To Strangers
• Jacob Clark Of Trinidad Arrested For Alleged Participation In Capitol Riot
• 'The Damage Is Bad': Sacramento Neighbors Fed Up After Wayward Golf Balls Keep Hitting Homes, Cars
• Police Search For Woman Leaving Abington Apartment Building With Arms Full Of Packages
• PTL Links: April 23, 2021
• Kemba Walker, Jaylen Brown Mourn Death Of Terrence Clarke: 'My Lil Bro Is Really Gone'
• 'He Always Thought They Were There To Help': Vacaville Police Officer Attacks Teen On Autism Spectrum After Reports Of Fight With Deadly Weapon
• Firefighters Rescue Man Who Fell Over Hillside On Mt. Washington
• At Least 1 Teen Killed In Head-On Crash In West Central Minnesota
• Texas Woman Hospitalized With Clots After Receiving J&J Vaccine
• Curt Casali Catches 5th Straight Shutout, Giants Beat Marlins 3-0
• University Of Chicago Alum, Longtime Employee Told To Leave On-Campus Apartment Unless He Can Find Another University Job
• Abandoned Baby Found In Hospital Parking Lot In Clinton
• First Major U.S. Offshore Wind Farm Set To Be Built Off Martha's Vineyard
• Blood Banks In Need Of Blood Donors Amid Pandemic; No Longer In Need Of Plasma From COVID Survivors
• SpaceX Successfully Launches 4 Astronauts On Recycled Rocket, Spacecraft
• Injuries, arrests as Jewish hardliners hold Ramadan march in Jerusalem
• Cause Of Fire In Washington County Under Investigation
• UMBC Using New Technology In Effort To Detect COVID-19 In High Occupancy Areas
• 16-Year-Old Boy Critically Hurt In Apparent Drive-By Shooting, Police Say
• DMX Memorial Set For Saturday At Barclays Center Ahead Of Funeral
• Pittsburgh Weather: Warmer Temperatures On The Horizon Following Chilly Week
• Taste Of The Town: KYU Miami Remains Wynwood Hotspot With Asian-Inspired Cuisine
• SpaceX launches 4 astronauts to space station
• 53-Year-Old Man Killed In Little Village Fire
• Two Cars Crash Into Restaurant In Albany Park
• Pittsburgh Water And Sewer Authority Working To Replace Lead Pipes, Increase 'Water Equity'
• Bipartisan senators try to jumpstart autonomous driving legislation
• U.S. intelligence touts new emphasis on climate change
• Historic SpaceX Launch From Kennedy Space Center
• CDC and FDA leaning toward resuming J&J vaccine, sources say
• Mars helicopter completes second test flight
• CDC Vaccine Advisers To Hear About New Blood Clot Cases Linked With Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine
• Cornyn and Sinema introduce bipartisan immigration bill
• Surging COVID cases and a lack of oxygen make India "a living hell"
• Moderna, Pfizer vaccines safe during pregnancy, study finds
• SpaceX Crew Dragon, 4 astronauts lift off to space station
• NBA prospect Terrence Clarke dies in car crash
• Newborn Twins Dakota and Dallis Bentley Found Dead In Queens, Mother In Custody
• Maryland Weather: Freeze Warnings, Frost Advisories Issued For Friday Morning
• Alternate juror in Chauvin trial on testimony that "really got to me"
• Bar22 In South Loop Catches Fire Overnight
• Kristin Smart's parents sue father accused of hiding her body
• Police: Protesters Throw Red Paint On Central Park Statues, Deface Property In Midtown
• New York Weather: CBS2's 4/23 Friday Afternoon Forecast
• Chicago Weather: Warmup In Effect; Scattered Showers Possible
• 2 Killed When Tractor-Trailer Carrying Watermelons Crashes On New Jersey Turnpike
• $1 Million Pennsylvania Lottery Scratch-Off Sold At Philadelphia CVS
• Match Preview: Revolution Host D.C. United In Home Opener
• Car Crashes Into Stonington Court Apartments In Lindenwold
• 20-Year-Old Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed In Northern Liberties, Philly Police Say
• South Florida Bride, Groom Crashers At Own Fort Lauderdale Mansion Wedding
• South Florida Rapper Baby Blue In Critical Condition Following Attempted Robbery Shooting In Davie
• ScareHouse Opening For Special Encore Event This Weekend At Pittsburgh Mills Mall
• COVID-19 reaches Mount Everest as climber tests positive
• Primary Care Health Services Hosting COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic In Hazelwood
• To Do List: Luxury Picnics, Meet Baby Animals, Science Festival
• Pirates And Duquesne Light Reopen Urban Garden At PNC Park
• Report: Former Avonmore Secretary Accused Of Stealing $54,000
• Monongahela Incline To Close For 3 Days Next Week For Inspection
• Firefighters Called To Fully-Involved Structure Fire In Beltzhoover
• Two Homes Considered Total Loss In Massive Fire On Beltzhoover Avenue
• Cubs Beat Mets On Heyward's Single In 10th
• Slumping Yankees Rally From Early Hole To Down Indians
• Rangers Fall For 2nd Straight Game In Loss To Flyers
• Kuznetsov Lifts Capitals Past Islanders In Shootout
• Crosby, Rust Lead Penguins Past Devils
• New York Weather: CBS2's 4/23 Friday Morning Forecast

Videos from April 23, 2021

• Congressmen Henry Cuellar and John Katko on "The Takeout" — 4/23/2021
• Health care workers burned out by the pandemic
• U.S. lifts pause on Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine
• High school pitcher returns to mound after cancer for a no-hitter
• Biden concludes second day of climate change summit
• Pentagon panel urges limits on commanders’ role in assault cases
• Biden gears up for battle over the next $1.5 trillion part of his infrastructure plan
• Caitlyn Jenner launches bid for California governor
• India in crisis as new COVID cases break global record
• Biden eyes tax hike on wealthy to fund child care and education
• Indonesian Navy narrows search of missing submarine
• Severe storms threaten millions across southern U.S.
• What the new Johnson & Johnson vaccine warning means for women
• CDC panel recommends resuming Johnson & Johnson vaccine
• COVID-19 funeral program overwhelmed at launch
• Memphis courts overrule CDC eviction moratorium as several states also push back against the moratorium order
• Teen becomes high school's first Black male valedictorian
• Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny ends hunger strike
• Rescue efforts intensify for missing Indonesian submarine
• How the White House could be more green
• New York City mayoral candidate Eric Adams talks crime and police reform
• CDC discusses resuming Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine use
• Panel to rule on Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine
• Biden addresses world leaders on final day of climate summit
• Russian troops start withdrawing from Ukrainian border
• Biden says climate change presents "opportunity" to create green jobs
• "60 Minutes+" explores Jackson, Mississippi's failing infrastructure and severe water crisis
• When a woman tells friends and family her ex-husband was killed by the dog, they become suspicious
• Former CBS News cameraman gets Oscar nod for Judas and the Black Messiah
• Former Facebook employee describes problematic work environment that he says encourages hiring bias
• Climate crisis: Researchers fear global tipping points already here
• U.S. Senate passes Anti-Asian Hate Crime legislation, advancing it to the House
• WorldView: Deadly hospital fire in India; Alexey Navalny's hunger strike
• Easing of COVID-19 restrictions causing anxiety for some
• Navajo Nation battles back from COVID-19, leads country in vaccinations
• "60 Minutes+" examines the effects of the water crisis on Jackson, Mississippi residents
• SpaceX launches NASA crew on reused rocket to International Space Station
• Biden could reveal "American Families Plan" next week, would raise capital gains tax on wealthy
• Oxygen shortages reported in Delhi as a second wave takes hold in India
• CDC meets to decide whether to resume Johnson & Johnson vaccinations in the U.S.
• Reused SpaceX hardware, including booster and capsule, power historic mission for international crew
• Experts set to meet on Johnson & Johnson vaccine decision
• 4/23: CBSN AM
• India on track to become the world epicenter for COVID-19