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• Drop-In COVID Vaccinations Available In Santa Clara County Through Sunday
• Winker's Homer In 10th Propels Reds Past Dodgers 5-3
• Jose Armenta-Vazquez Convicted On All Counts For Stabbing Of Adams County Magistrate David Blackett
• Shooter Fires At Woman Driving On Highway 4, Wounding Girl In Her Car
• 2020 Deadliest Year For Police Pursuits Since 2006, According To A Recent Analysis Of Data From CHP
• Longmont Middle School Student Arrested, Accused Of Threatening Staff With Knife
• 'Get Your Second Dose': Dr. Dave Hnida Says You Might Have More Time Than You Thought
• Calvary Cemetery in Citrus Heights Expanding
• Roseville Police Looking For White Truck That Hit Bicyclist
• Kings Get Offense From Defense, Deal Ducks 5th Straight Loss
• California Secretary of State's Office Clears Path For Governor Newsom Recall Effort To Appear On Upcoming Ballot, Likely In The Fall
• Chicago Weather: Near-Record Warmth On Tuesday
• 13- And 14-Year-Old Critically Wounded In South Chicago Shooting
• USHL's Chicago Steel Set To Start Playoffs Friday
• 2 Men Critically Wounded In Shooting At Lawndale Convenience Store
• 'Deeply Disturbing': Bedford, NH Police Officer Off Job After TikTok Video Shows Him Mocking Police Reform
• 'Never Thought I'd Miss Traffic': Highway Volume Picking Up Again Across Massachusetts
• Los Angeles Public Library Set To Launch Phase 2 Of Its Reopening Plan
• Marvin Veiga, Suspect In 2020 Brockton Shooting, Killed By Police In Tennessee
• New Census Data Shows Massachusetts Has Population Of More Than 7 Million
• Nine Massachusetts State Universities Will Require COVID Vaccinations For Students This Fall
• Kris Bryant Hits Grand Slam, But Cubs Lose To Atlanta Braves
• Ohtani Wins for Angels in 2-Way Start Like None Since Ruth
• Full 'Pink Moon' Shines Monday Night
• Police Searching For Suspect Following Fatal Shooting On Upper East Side
• Suns Pulls Away In Fourth, End Knicks' 9-Game Winning Streak
• Westmoreland County Prison To Pay Inmates At Prison To Get Coronavirus Vaccine
• SEE IT: Man Hits NYPD Detective In Head With Stick
• Bumbling Yankees Continue To Struggle At The Plate, Fall To Harvey, Orioles
• House Damaged, Motor Home Destroyed In San Jose 2-Alarm Fire
• Ulster County Business Owner Faces Backlash After Posting On Facebook Police Are Not Welcome In Her Store
• Long Struggling Already Amid Pandemic, Al & Joe's Deli In Franklin Park Has Its Tip Jar Stolen
• Dickerson Leads Way As Marlins Beat Burnes, Brewers 8-0
• 'The Caskets Are Getting Smaller And Smaller': Community Pleads For Justice For Elijah LaFrance
• Grieving Mothers Hold Vigil For Families Of Those Who Have Been Killed By Police In Chicago
• Brush Fire Rages In South Barrington After Jumping From Mulch Pile At Landscaping Business
• Wolves Beat Jazz For 3rd Time This Season, 105-104
• Mother Pleads With Driver To Surrender After Land Surveyor Was Killed On The Job In Hit-And-Run In Roseland
• Salisbury Man Randon D. Wilkerson Charged In Attacks Of Delmar Police Cpl. Keith Heacook, Elderly Couple
• 1 Injured In Shooting At Gas Station In Carrick
• Pennsylvania Loses US House Seat, 1 Electoral Vote
• Juuse Saros Makes 39 Saves As Predators Beat Panthers 4-1
• Carmichael Woman Dies In Fiery Crash Near Fresno
• New Jersey's Bridal & Prom Shops, Venues Anticipating Relaxed COVID-19 Restrictions Next Month
• SEE IT: Maryland Mom & Midshipman Son Reunite At BWI Airport After 2.5 Years Apart Serving In US Navy Overseas
• What Percentage Of People Need To Be Vaccinated To Reach Herd Immunity?
• Chicago Police Officer Fires Gun, But Does Not Shoot Anyone, During Domestic Gun Call In Auburn Gresham
• Clippers Lose 120-103 Monday To New Orleans Pelicans
• 'Did You Hear That Pop?': New Jailhouse Video Allegedly Records Loveland Officer Recounting Forceful Arrest Of 73-Year-Old With Dementia
• Businesses In Northern Minnesota Prepare For Another Summer With Canadian Border Closed
• Johns Hopkins To Help Baltimore's Houses Of Worship Reopen Safely
• Hoskins Homers Twice, Wheeler Tosses Gem As Phillies Edge Out Cardinals
• Bulls Hold Off Heat Late, Win 110-102 In Miami
• Rider Dead After Car Hits Dirt Bike In Avalon Park; Driver Flees Scene
• Bulls Hold Off Heat Late For A Win In Miami
• Gary Williams Convicted Of Wrong-Way Crash Killing 6-Year-Old Girl
• 2 Hospitalized After Shooting In Oakland, 1 In Critical Condition
• Man In Custody After Hourslong Standoff In Blaine
• Pittsburgh Police Locate Missing 75-Year-Old Raymond Henry
• AAA Reports Increase In Gasoline Demand As More Coloradans Hit The Road
• Pharmacist Says Scare Over J & J Side Effects Not Keeping People Away
• Sacramento Zoo Now Home To 2 Cheetahs
• Maryland Retains 8 Seats In Congress, Population Grows By 7%, Census Data Shows
• Astronauts Flying Back To Earth Urge Boaters To Stay Away From Splashdown Zone
• Saturday splashdown planned for Crew Dragon astronauts
• Oakland A's Resume Winning Ways Following End Of Streak, Edging Tampa Bay 2-1
• Mullins Hits 2 HRs, Leading Harvey, Orioles Over Yankees 4-2
• Cleveland Tops Twins 5-3 In 10 Innings, Clinched By Luplow's 2-Run Homer
• Stray Bullet May Have Killed Woman Walking By Dallas Street Racers, Police Say
• Garnet Valley Middle School Switches To Virtual Learning After 18 COVID-19 Cases In Last 2 Weeks
• Andrea Ruth Haugh Dies Following Shooting At Ellicott City Home, Daughter Charged In Murder
• Schroder, Davis Lead Lakers' Late Rally Past Magic
• Watch: Arvada Police Rescue Skunk With Cup Stuck Over Its Head
• Increased Bay Area Whale Deaths Come Amid Changing Animal Patterns, Record Ship Traffic
• Orinda Police Searching For Suspect In Series Of Burglaries
• LA County Officials Say Tens Of Thousands Overdue For Second COVID Vaccine
• Mac Miller Biography Coming To Bookshelves This Fall
• Sixers Pound Thunder As Ben Simmons Returns To Lineup
• Budget Deal Funnels Bonuses To First Responders
• COVID: Local Indian Americans Desperately Try To Help As India's Crises Worsens
• Movie Theaters Hoping To Win Over Customers Again As Businesses Reopen
• 2 Adults, Infant Injured In Minneapolis Shooting
• Maryland Hires Ex-Wake Coach Danny Manning As Assistant
• Man Drives Car Into Amador County Daycare; DUI Suspected
• Man Crashes Car Into Amador County Daycare; DUI Suspected
• Plymouth Middle School Shooting: Fmr. Gopher Kim Royston Credited With Stopping Armed Student
• U.S. Aims To Share Up To 60 Million AstraZeneca Vaccine Doses With Other Countries After FDA Review
• Stanford Student Athletes Protest Cuts, Call For 11 Varsity Teams To Be Restored
• Crane Collapses Into A Home In Rancho Palos Verdes
• Colorado Gets 8th Congressional Seat After 2020 Census Data Is Released
• NYC Department Of Correction Capt. Rebecca Hillman Indicted In Suicide Death Of Inmate At The Tombs
• 'Help Wanted' Signs Are Everywhere, But Employers Still Having A Hard Time Attracting Workers
• Wild Hogs Becoming Major Nuisance, Desecrating Dallas Cemetery
• Pennsylvania Gov. Wolf Vows To Veto Proposed Bill To Ban Transgender Girls From Competing In Women's Sports
• Family Of Isaiah Brown, Black Man Shot By Virginia Deputy, Seeks Release Of Audio
• Young DNR EagleCam Stars Now Sporting 'Blood Feathers'
• California Legislature Approves Significant Tax Break For Small Businesses
• Judge Dismisses Case Of Man Who Alleged Michael Jackson Sexually Abused Him In 'Leaving Neverland'
• Gov. Gavin Newsom Recall: Supporters Have Enough Valid Signatures For Election
• Ohio Mother Charged With Murder In Deadly Shooting Of 6-Year-Old Son At Hotel
• More And More Companies Embracing Cryptocurrency
• Former Lakewood Police Chief Charles Johnston Dies At Age 78
• Apple's Latest iOS Update Includes App Tracking Shield To Protect iPhone, iPad Users
• Steelers Draft Preview 2021: Inside Linebacker
• Packers GM Says Aaron Rodgers Is Team's QB For 'Foreseeable Future'
• State Police Identify Trooper Involved In Deadly St. Mary's County Shooting
• Push For Local Travel Over Out-Of-State Travel As Places Reopen
• NYPD & State Police Hate Crime Units Investigating Vandalism At Bronx Synagogues
• Mayor London Breed Nominates City Attorney Dennis Herrera To Lead SFPUC
• Allegheny County Council To Once Again Debate Countywide Police Review Board
• Elkton Man Arrested On Child Pornography Charges
• West Virginia To Give Young Residents $100 Savings Bonds For COVID-19 Vaccinations
• Concerns Over Vaccine Card Fraud As Vendors See An Uptick In Counterfeits
• Man Accused Of Setting Fire To Gold River Home
• Farmer John Will No Longer Be Supplier Of Dodger Dogs
• CU Cancer Center Technology Is A 'Game Changer' For Kids Undergoing Radiation
• Coronavirus in Maryland: Harford School To Get Tested Ahead of Private Prom; State Works To Build Confidence In J&J Vaccine
• Denver Weather: Another Round Of Rain And Snow For Colorado
• Scott Hirsh's Family Holds Event Marking Enactment Of Law That Provides New Protections For Drivers Stopped On Side Of Road
• William McCoy Missing From Baltimore, Suffers From Dementia, Police Say
• Study Indicates COVID-19 Vaccine Is Safe For Pregnant Women, Unborn Babies
• 'I Literally Thought I Was Going To Die': Frightening Night For Friends Who Hit Bear On Highway
• Recall Newsom Supporters Gather Enough Valid Signatures To Make Ballot
• Kyle Shanahan On 49ers Settling On No. 3 Choice -- 'Maybe, Probably, But Maybe Not
• CDC To Reportedly Relax Outdoor Mask Guidance Tuesday
• 6-Year-Old Nayeli Blankenbaker Collects Donations For The Homeless For Her Birthday, Forgoing Gifts For Herself
• San Jose Police Arrest Suspect In Fatal Pedestrian Hit-And-Run
• LAPD Officer Pens Letter To LeBron James Hoping The Two Can 'Sit Down And Talk' About Realities Of Policing
• 29-Year-Old Woman Shot, Killed In Chicago's Rosemoor Neighborhood
• City Of Chicago Sues Gary, Indiana Gun Store Westforth Sports; Claims Guns It Has Sold Ended Up In Criminals' Hands
• Recall Campaign Against Windsor Mayor Dominic Foppoli Officially Launched
• Buttercup Helping Douglas County Students Cope With Stress & Anxiety
• House Constitutional Carry Bill To Be Considered By New Texas Senate Committee
• After Mask Mandate Lifts For Outdoor Sports, Some Minnesota Parents, Students, Coaches Want More Clarity On Guidance
• Chicago Concert And Performance Venues, Many On The Brink, Hope Federal Relief Money Now Opening Up Will Be A Lifeline
• NYPD Investigating Dozens Of Shootings Following Violent, Deadly Weekend; City Leaders Searching For Solutions
• COVID Vaccine: Doctors Urge Americans To Avoid Hesitancy And To Get Their Shots As Soon As Possible
• Chicago Mayor Lightfoot Announces 'Chicago Works' With Infrastructure, Construction And Other Improvement Projects
• 'It Was Disgusting', 50+ Dogs Living In 3 Feet Of Feces Removed From Texas Home 
• 'We Don't Know Why For Sure': New Clinic In Wexford Studying The Mystery Of COVID-19 'Long-Hauler' Patients
• Police Say Rockland County High School Student Killed In DWI-Related Crash Early Saturday Morning
• Nonprofit Selects Dallas, Garland And Cedar Hill ISDs For $18 Million Leadership Initiative
• Suffolk County Police Officer Christopher Racioppo Released From Hospital After Near-Fatal Stabbing
• Mail-In Ballots Going Out In Allegheny County, Over-The-Counter Voting Now Available
• AOC Staffer Daniel Bonthius Takes Stand At Trial Of Brendan Hunt, Accused Of Threatening To Kill Members Of Congress
• 'Wrong-Way Driver, Exit Immediately': CDOT Signs Help Police Evacuate I-70 During Pursuit
• Wildwood's Shamrock Beef & Ale Bar Closed For Summer For Repeated COVID-19 Violations, AG Says
• Community Comes Through For Rockwall Little League Team After Van, Baseball Equipment Destroyed
• $15,000 Reward Now Offered In Case Of 3-Year-Old Elijah LaFrance, Gunned Down At His Birthday Party
• New Jersey Senators Detail Priorities Under Pres. Biden's Proposed $2.3 Trillion Infrastructure Plan
• DC To Loosen COVID-19 Restrictions This Weekend
• Walk-Ins Will Be Allowed At All Cook County COVID-19 Vaccination Sites Starting Monday
• Another Round Of Students Return To NYC Schools For 1st Time In More Than A Year
• NFL Draft: Who Could Howie Roseman, Eagles Take With No. 12 Pick?
• Lure Of A Good Smoke Helped Doral Cigar Shop Pivot During The Pandemic
• Local, Colorado & Federal Law Enforcement Call On Coloradans To Help Thwart Mass Shootings
• COVID-19 outbreak hits Pennsylvania school as kids fuel new cases
• AAA: Florida Gas Prices Slip To 7-Week Low
• 19-Year-Old Angel Ramos-Corrales Faces Federal Charge Of Slitting Dog's Throat, Posting Video Of Killing To Snapchat
• CBS4 Exclusive: Owner Of Southwest Ranches Mansion Where Couple Tried To Have Wedding Without His Knowledge Said It Was 'Pretty Strange'
• Pittsburgh Public Schools To Receive More Than $100 Million From American Rescue Plan
• Fire Sends Flames Shooting From Back Of Building In Homan Square; 8 People Displaced
• Fundraiser Raises $28K For Jake's Skate Park At Rash Field In Honor Of Baltimore City Five-Year-Old Killed In 2011 Crash
• Major Investigation Underway After Remains Of 2 Children Killed In 1985 MOVE Bombing Nowhere To Be Found
• Somerville Businesses Hope 'We're Vaccinated!' Signs Help Customers Feel Safe
• Center City Sips Canceled For 2nd Straight Summer Due To COVID-19 Restrictions
• 'The More Convenient The Better': DuPage Leads The Area With The Most COVID Vaccinations
• Baltimore-Maryland 2026 Group Unveils Logos For World Cup
• 181st Street Busway Launches In Washington Heights
• Man Wanted In Connection To Murder Of 62-Year-Old Man Found Stabbed Inside Burning Somerton Home
• Powerful Delta 4 Heavy rocket boosts spy satellite into space
• Broward Superintendent Robert Runcie Returns To Work Less Than A Week After Arrest
• Minnesota To Keep All 8 Congressional Seats After Census 2020 Results
• 2 Former Employees At Guy Fieri's American Kitchen + Bar at Live! Casino Allege Racial Bias And Unfair Pay
• Woman Walking By Street Racers Shot, Killed In Dallas
• Broward Sheriff's Office Investigating Murder-Suicide In Deerfield Beach
• La Crosse Priest: Those Imposing COVID Protocols Will Burn In 'Lowest, Hottest Levels' Of Hell
• Dallas Police Shoot Dog Going After Child, Then Charging Toward Officer
• Surveillance Images, Video Released Of Person Suspected Of Spray Painting Hate Speech On Moorhead Mosque
• Colorado Will Gain 8th U.S. House Seat Based On Census
• Mobile COVID Vaccine Bus Sets Up In Summit County
• Feds Accuse Alleged Online Romeos With Defrauding Women Of $3 Million
• 'I Was Really Lucky That I Didn't Die:' Woman Trapped In Addison Sewer Trying To Rescue Dog Who's Still Missing
• The Death Of Daunte Wright: Training Details Scarce In Ex-Officer Kim Potter's File
• Stillwater Corrections Sergeant On Investigative Leave After Confrontation With Protesters Caught On Video
• Mendocino County Deputy Hospitalized After Fentanyl Exposure At Jail
• Boston's Rising Sea Levels Could Become 'A Chronic Problem'
• After State Action On Policing Reforms, Many Maryland Leaders Look To Congress, Others Turn To More Community Oversight
• Construction Pushes Homeless Out Hart Plaza, City Finds Housing
• U-Haul Truck Crashes Into Shaler Home; Driver Dies In Surgery
• Apple To Expand Culver City, San Diego Teams In Push To Create 20,000 New U.S. Jobs
• LA Public Library To Offer Limited In-Person Services Starting May 3
• DA Who Prosecuted 'Golden State Killer' Running To Be State Attorney General
• Man Grazed In Foot In Broad-Daylight Shooting In South Loop
• Maryland Vaccine Equity Task Force Completes Over 200 Missions
• Census: Texas Gains Congressional Seats, Calif. Loses First Time
• Rockies General Manager Jeff Bridich Steps Down
• In Spite Of COVID Battle, Parker Wolfe Exceeds His Own Expectations After Being Named Gatorade Player Of The Year
• Suspect Arrested In Hit-And-Run Of Mother And Baby
• BGE Awards 88 Small Businesses $20K To Help With COVID Relief
• Thief Steals Snowboards At Breckenridge 17 Days Apart
• Intel community to create center to address foreign malign influence
• Immigrants Pass Ceremonial Torch In Baltimore As Part Of Relay Across America
• Vandenberg Air Force Base Successfully Launches United Launch Alliance Delta IV Heavy Rocket
• California Loses Congressional Seat, Texas Gains 2 Seats In 2020 U.S. Census Apportionment
• Suspect Sought After Carjacking, Arson In Sausalito
• COVID In Florida: 3,513 New Cases, 66 Additional Deaths Reported Monday
• Nikola Jokic Should Be MVP Says Spencer Haywood, Only Pro To Win Award In Denver: 'I Like The Hungriness He Plays With'
• Supreme Court To Hear New York Case On Right To Carry Gun In Public For Self-Defense
• Optimism over U.S. economy lifts stocks to record high
• Lifelong Maryland Paramedic Jeff Schaffer, Who Died Of COVID-19, Will Be Honored At Fallen Heroes Day In May
• China Jude Named Broncos' VP Of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
• Amid Scrutiny Over Viral Video, Fairfield Police Release Body Cam Footage Of Officer Taking Down Woman
• Blood Bank Of Delmarva Asking For Donations After Declaring Blood Emergency
• Back To Class For Massachusetts Schools That Had Waiver To Delay In-Person Learning
• Lauderhill PD: 3 Hospitalized After Shootout On Busy Street
• New Jersey Increasing Indoor Capacity To 50% For Proms, Weddings, Other Events And Large Outdoor Venues On May 10
• 'Amazing & Loyal Dog,' Mesquite Police K-9 Kozmo Killed In The Line Of Duty
• Massachusetts Reports 812 New COVID Cases, 12 Additional Deaths
• Who Will Dallas Cowboys Draft? CBS 11's Bill Jones Has Some Ideas
• Mohamed Farah Charged In Shooting Death Of Mohamed Samatar At St. Paul Auto Shop
• 'Lying, Cheating, Stealing': Trial Begins For Former Fall River Mayor Jasiel Correia
• Harp Seal 'Stuart Little' Released Back Into Wild After Rescued By National Aquarium
• Peter Kjome To Step Down As BSO President, CEO In January
• Construction To Soon Begin To Improve Safety Of Bike Lanes In Philadelphia
• Cape Air Plane Veers Off Runway At Barnstable Airport
• Daya Jones Charged With Murder Of Woman In North Baltimore, Police Say
• COVID In Colorado: UCHealth Offers Self-Scheduling Vaccine Appointment Option
• Biden and Harris to go on the road to mark first 100 days
• Kyle Shanahan Has Delivered The Line Of NFL Draft Week
• Chicago Man Charged With Starting Brawl At Miami International Airport Over Standby Seats
• Miami PD Needs Help Finding 13-Year-Old Brianna Claro
• Florida's Population Boom Leads To Additional Congressional Seat
• CU Boulder Comes In At No. 38 Nationally In New University Rankings
• Pa.'s Revamped 'Move Over Law' Going Into Effect During Work Zone Awareness Week
• 'Golden State Killer' Prosecutor Anne Marie Schubert Announces Run For California AG
• 'Bullhorn Lady' Rachel Powell Apologizes To Judge For Mesh Mask
• US Considers Giving Fully Vaccinated People More Freedom In Effort to Encourage More COVID-19 Vaccinations
• Some Maryland Counties To Reopen Senior Activity Centers For Limited, In-Person Activities
• Video Captures Car Exploding Off Highway 114 In Southlake
• North Texas Man Charged With Manslaughter After Shooting, Killing Acquaintance At Backyard Gathering
• 13 Charged In Smuggling Schemes At Maryland Correctional Institute for Women
• Illinois To Lose Congressional Seat Following 2020 Census
• Man Shot Outside St. Paul Bar Sunday Has Died, Police Say
• CBS4's 2021 NFL Mock Draft: Jim Berry & Mike Cugno Start On Same Page Before Breaking Off
• Granbury Mayor Nin Hulett Arrested On DWI Charge
• Patriots 2021 NFL Draft Snapshot: New England's Picks, Needs & Notes
• DC Pastor Rudolph Brooks Jr. Allegedly Bought 39 Cars, Including Tesla, And Baltimore Property With COVID Relief Funds, Feds Say
• Baltimore Police Identify City Sanitation Worker Killed In Friday's Shooting
• U.S. Census Shows Michigan Growth Lags, Costing The State To Lose 1 Congressional Seat
• Susan Wright, Widow Of Late North Texas Congressman Ron Wright, Picks Up Former President Trump's Endorsement
• Calif. Losing Congressional Seat For 1st Time Ever After Census Records Slowing Growth
• After Protest That Resulted In 3 Arrests, Kenosha Police Chief Says Department Will Not Respond To 'Demands' Regarding Officer Who Shot Jacob Blake
• Ohio Republicans Push 4 Bills Aimed At Criminalizing Or Increasing Penalties For Protest Behavior
• Gov. Wolf Focusing On Outreach To Get Homebound Pennsylvanians The COVID-19 Vaccine
• 'Pop' Fans: Biden Kids, Grandkids Part Of White House Scene
• 'Real And Immediate Risk': Lynn Seeks To Shut Down Tax Business That Does Not Allow Masks
• Company tied to football Hall of Fame rides craze for SPACs, NFT
• Sonoma Sheriff's Deputies Arrest Cloverdale Stabbing Suspect
• Prince George's County Police Search For SUV Connected To 2020 Murder
• Woman Expected To Survive Following Stabbing In Rohnert Park; Man Arrested
• Pennsylvania Population Lag Costs State A US House Seat
• Supreme Court Rejects Texas Suit Over California's Ban On State-Funded Biz Trips To States Deemed Discriminatory Against LGBTQ People
• California Losing Congressional Seat For 1st Time Ever After Census Records Slowing Growth
• Controversial Vote-By-Mail Changes Approved By Florida Senate
• Pennsylvania 'Move Over' Law Increases Fines For Not Steering Clear Of Stopped Vehicles
• Justices Question California Disclosure Rule For Charities
• Teen Severely Injured In Los Feliz Hit-And-Run, Driver Sought
• Apple To Expand Presence In Colorado, Including Adding More Engineering Jobs In Boulder
• Former Gang Members Plead Guilty In 2005 Fatal Shooting Of Antioch Teen Edgar Martinez
• Fired Ex-Orioles PA Announcer Ryan Wagner Breaks Silence, Praises His Replacement, Adrienne Roberson
• Here's Everything To Know About Michigan's Expanded Mask Rule For Kids Age 2-4
• DPS Investigating Allegations Texas Capitol Staffer Was Drugged By A Lobbyist
• MLK Memorial Effort In Boston Gets $1M From Bank of America
• City Of Pittsburgh Launching Blitz On Abandoned Vehicles
• Stranger fulfills Christmas list attached to balloon
• Apple Announces 1st East Coast Campus In North Carolina
• COVID Impact: San Francisco Makes Prayer Rooms Available At Vaccination Sites During Ramadan
• Beaumont Health Announces 3 Additional Walk-In COVID-19 Vaccine Clinics
• Chicago Weather: Summerlike Warmth The Next Few Days
• Man Arrested After 8-Hour Standoff Inside General Store Near Yosemite Gate
• Tyler Perry tells viewers to "refuse hate" during Oscars acceptance speech
• Former Pittsburgh Steeler Marcus Gilbert Announces Retirement
• Judge Denies Request To Delay Shelter Offer To Skid Row's Homeless
• Denver Weather: Much Cooler And Wetter Weather Coming After This Preview Of Summer
• Social Media Crackdown Clears Florida Senate
• Dallas Police Department Searching For 64-Year-Old Man Last Seen 5 Days Ago
• Eliezer Mendoza Of Riverside Charged With 20 Counts Of Sexually Abusing Young Girls; Detectives Searching For More Victims
• 'We're Seeing Kids Test Positive Everyday:' Local Pediatrician Sounding The Alarm On Growing COVID Cases In Michigan Kids
• COVID Vaccines: Contra Costa Reaches 1 Million Shot Mark Months Ahead Of Schedule
• Will Dolphins Add To Their Offense? Here's Where To Watch The 2021 NFL Draft In South Florida
• MDOT Roadside Parks Reopening April 30
• Justice Department launches investigation into Louisville PD
• Regina King Speaks Out On Derek Chauvin Verdict In Oscars Speech
• Denver City Council Will Take Up Proposal For Landlords To Have Licenses
• Protests Reveal Generational Divide In Immigrant Communities
• Allegheny County Health Department Shuts Down 2 Businesses
• Warren Police: 8-Month-Old Found Dead In Mother's Bed
• COVID-19 In Illinois: 2,137 New Coronavirus Cases, 10 More Deaths; Gov. Pritzker Says State's Vaccine Supply Now Meeting Demand
• Video shows crew of sunken submarine singing on their ship
• Babysitter Charged With Murder In San Francisco 7-Month-Old Baby's Death
• Bail Denied For Man Accused In Chicago Rapper's 2020 Killing
• Detectives Investigating San Jose's 14th Homicide Of The Year
• Vacaville Police Investigating Violent Arrest of Autistic Teenager
• Justin Jefferson's Griddy Dance Coming To 'Fortnite'
• Remembering New York Giants Player Joseph "Doc" Alexander, A Jewish Football Legend
• Glenwood Springs Upgrades Water Facility To Prevent Sediment Overload After Grizzly Creek Fire
• Horse Dies After Major Effort To Rescue Her From Fall Down Thousand Oaks Hillside
• Ohio Congressman Tim Ryan announces Senate bid
• International Flamingo Day: Zoo Miami Committed To Conservation Of State's Iconic Bird
• Cowboys' Sean Lee Announces Retirement After 11 Seasons: 'It's Been A Complete Honor'
• There were the Negro Leagues, and then there were the Black Fives
• Lower Merion School District Investigating If Faulty Ventilation Is To Blame For COVID-19 Outbreak At Penn Valley Elementary School
• The Endangered Piping Plovers Return To Montrose Beach
• Shots Fired By Police At Riverside Gas Station, No One Struck
• Three Time Texas Radio Hall Of Famer, Ron Chapman Has Died
• Woman In Wheelchair Hit And Killed In Highway Crosswalk In Plymouth
• Gannon Stauch Murder: Letecia Stauch Loses Access To Jail Law Library For Up To 90 Days
• United Adding Flights For Largest Schedule Since Pandemic Began
• Liz Cheney says Trump is no longer in charge of GOP
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 5,043 New Coronavirus Cases Over 48 Hours
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Considering Using Port Authority To Transport Students Amid Bus Driver Shortage
• Tenn. Couple Arrested In California EDD Fraud Cases, Linked To Theft Of At Least $675,000 In Unemployment Benefits
• A full "pink" supermoon will illuminate the night sky tonight
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Key Coronavirus Metrics Trending Down
• COVID-19: UCSF Reports First US Case Of Male Recipient Developing Blood Clot After Johnson & Johnson Vaccination
• Raider Nation In Mourning; Former Star Mike Davis Dies At 65
• Chicago Pastor Helping Community Get Past Vaccine Hesitancy
• Massachusetts Gas Prices Rise 3 Cents After 'Jump In Demand'
• 'They're Incredible': People Visit Drained Folsom Lake After Super Bloom Pops Up In Its Place
• CDC Issues New Guidance For Summer Camps
• Pennsylvania Partners With Community Groups To Make Sure Homebound Residents Receive COVID-19 Vaccine
• Emergent BioSolutions CEO Dumped $11M Of Stock Before Announcement About 15M Botched Doses Of Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Was Made Public
• Beavers kill town's internet after stealing cables to build dam
• Denver ABA Star Spencer Haywood Thinks His Jersey Belongs In The Rafters In Ball Arena
• California Man Charged In Deadly Miami Beach Crash
• Cedar Point Loosens Mask Requirements For Visitors
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• Annapolis Native Bill Belichick Receives Key To The City During Army-Navy Lacrosse Game
• COVID In Minnesota: No New Deaths Reported Monday; Average Positivity Rate Drops To 7%
• 'Historic' Drought Forces Water Restrictions In NorCal, But Restrictions Could Soon Extend Statewide
• Safely Dispose Of Old Electronics At E-Cycling Event In Aurora
• State Police Looking For Tractor-Trailer That Struck An Officer's Car In Annapolis, Driver Then Fled The Scene
• Kids Heading To Summer Camps; CDC Issues Updated Safety Recommendations -- Masks, Cohorts, Social Distancing
• Ellie's Army "Dirty Socks 5K Run and Walkathon" Returns To Help Those Battling A Terminal Illness
• Exclusive: Wife Of Asian Man Brutally Beaten In East Harlem: 'This Should Not Happen To My Husband Or Anyone Else. This Is America'
• Red Light Cameras, Stopping Drivers For Not Wearing Seatbelts Featured In New Mass. Road Safety Bill
• Protesters Outside French Consulate In Century City Demand Justice For Sarah Halimi, Murdered By Neighbor In Paris 4 Years Ago
• Delmar Police Officer Keith Heacook Found Unconscious, Seriously Injured After Responding To Report Of Fight; Suspect Randon Wilkerson Arrested
• Heading To Hawaii On Vacation Soon; You May Be Renting A Uhaul Truck
• Supreme Court agrees to hear major New York gun rights case
• Police: Burglar Seen Disabling Security Camera In Brooklyn Laundry Room
• Central Michigan QB Seriously Injured In Off Campus Shooting
• Apple plans $1 billion East Coast campus in North Carolina
• Keselowski Races To Overtime Win
• Supreme Court Rejects Texas Suit Over California Travel Ban
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 311 New Cases, Countywide Total Now Over 96K
• SCOTUS Turns Down Texas Lawsuit Against California's Travel Ban
• Kellen Mond Believes Tom Brady Is The Greatest Athlete Of All Time
• Bail Denied For Texas Man Accused In Chicago Rapper Kentray 'Tray Savage' Young's Killing
• Covid-19 Headquarters: Is It Safe To Travel Again?
• Ridley High Students Using Sora App To Access Delaware County Library Digital Books
• Climate tipping points may have been reached already, experts say
• Jefferson County Deputies Increase Patrols At Harriman Lake Park After Attempted Child Abductions
• Summer Events At New Hampshire Concert Venue Mean Hope For Tourism Traffic
• NXG Youth Motorsports Program Coming To Detroit's Belle Isle
• Maryland Weather Blog: Summer-Like Temperatures This Week, Almost 90 On Wednesday
• COVID-19: UCSF Reports First US Case Of Male Recipient Developing Blood Clot After Johnson & Johnson Vaccination
• Man Stages Elaborate Fake Emergency Involving FDNY, Pregnant Woman To Propose To Nurse Girlfriend
• Broward Sheriff's Deputies Informed Not To Enforce 'Anti-Riot' Law Without Approval
• Man on call with 911 shot 10 times by Virginia sheriff's deputy
• Bon Jovi Concert Coming To Massachusetts, New Hampshire Drive-In Theaters In May
• Froggy's Cotton Candy Bar Makes Life In Le Sueur A Little Sweeter
• Logan Webb Pitched Seven Scoreless Innings, Giants Top Marlins 4-3
• 3 Killed, 21 Wounded In Weekend Shootings In Chicago
• Michigan's New Expungement Laws Offer Second Chance
• Texas Couple With Assaulting Metropolitan Police Officers During Jan. 6 Capitol Breach
• Chicago HomeMod Program Has Dozens Of Openings For Disabled Residents In Need Of Home Modifications
• Miami Weather: More Seasonable Temperatures This Week, Spotty Afternoon Showers Possible
• Garth Brooks Fan Requested Refund When Show Was Rescheduled, But SeatGeek Said He Was 'Out Of Luck' Until CBS 2 Got Involved
• Chicago Blackhawks Forward Andrew Shaw Announces Retirement; 'Thank You For Giving A Mutt A Home'
• Covid-19 Headquarters: Are We Falling Behind In Covid-19 Treatments? 
• 2 Arrested So Far After Large Fight At Citrus Heights Bowling Alley
• 90-Year-Old Man, Clent Morris, Arrested In Shooting Death Of Neighbor In Trenton
• Man Shot, Killed In Anaheim; Gunman At Large
• A new travel guide from the late Anthony Bourdain
• Preventing, Treating Virtual Voice Fatigue As Remote Work Continues Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• 16-Year-Old Charged In Multiple Carjackings Of Rideshare Drivers
• Long Island Woman Strips Off Her Shirt, Attacks First Responders At East Meadow Walmart, Police Say
• Higuaín Brothers Make MLS History As Inter Miami Beats Philadelphia Union 2-1
• Woman, 33, Killed In Rollover Crash Off I-5 Near Elk Grove Identified
• Patriots Reportedly Making Calls To Trade Into Top 10 At NFL Draft
• 2 Foxboro Residents Hurt In New Hampshire ATV Crash
• New COVID Mass Vaccine Site Opens In Irvine
• 35-Year-Old Man Shot During Attempted Robbery In NE Baltimore, Police Say
• Many Don't Want To Be Around Crowds Even Post-Pandemic, Survey Finds
• New England Living Recipe: Chef Cecilia Lizotte's West African Stew
• GM Brad Holmes Has 1st Chance To Make A Difference
• Flyers Rally From 2-Goal Deficit, Beat Devils In Shootout
• Yardbird Voted Best Outdoor Furniture In Twin Cities
• PTL Links: April 26, 2021
• Don't Sleep On A Potential Jimmy Garoppolo Trade To Patriots This Week
• March To End Gun Violence Held A Month After Shooting At King Soopers
• 'Quite Nuts Right Now': From Happy To Headache In Hot Sacramento Housing Market
• 'Walking 4 Friendship' At Tropical Park Raised Funds For Programs To Help Those With Special Needs
• 'Pink' Full Moon: First Supermoon Of 2021 Peaks Monday
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Pfizer Booster
• CDC's Updated COVID Guidance For Summer Camps Emphasizes Vaccines, Masks And Distance
• Researchers Show How Soil Is Unsuspecting Weapon In Fighting Climate Change
• Remaining 23 Philadelphia Public Schools Reopen Monday For Hybrid Learning
• Falcons Could Consider Trading Julio Jones; Patriots A Logical Landing Spot
• Democratic Rep. Tim Ryan To Seek Open U.S. Senate Seat In Ohio
• Apple To Add 'Several Hundred New Jobs' In Massachusetts By 2026
• April's Pink Supermoon At Its Fullest Monday Night; Boston Will Have 'Stunning View'
• 'Bull' Celebrates Episode 100 With An All-New Trial Tonight On CBS
• Indians rely on "COVID warriors" as new cases set another record
• Semi Rollover Closes Westbound I-94 Near Rogers
• Flush With Vaccine, North Bay Health Officials Urge Stragglers to Take Their Shot
• Death Investigation Underway After Passenger Found Unresponsive On CTA Red Line Train At Addison Stop; Delays Expected
• Absent Anthony Hopkins Closes Oscars With Shocking Win For 'The Father'
• Bill Belichick Receives Key To City Of Annapolis During Army-Navy Lacrosse Game
• Minnesota Native Pete Docter Wins 3rd Academy Award For 'Soul'
• 'Sad Day For Liam' Child Shames WBZ-TV's Liam Martin For Poor Performance At Camp
• Here's Where To Get A Free Pretzel On National Pretzel Day
• Braddock Council Candidate Raemon Prunty Arrested In Altoona Drug Bust
• Majority approve of Biden infrastructure plan — CBS News poll
• Airline bans senator for her "continued refusal" to follow mask rules
• Police Issue Arrest Warrant For 25-Year-Old Ausha Brown, Wanted For Homicide In Homewood Hit-And-Run
• 'I Want To Know Where She Is': Dulce Maria Alavez's Father Releases New Video As Search Continues For Girl On Her 7th Birthday
• Mars helicopter flies farther and faster than ever before
• Pittsburgh Weather: Dry Start To The Week Ahead Of Mid-Week Warm-Up
• Woman faced felony charge for not returning VHS tape
• Oscars 2021: Full list of nominees and winners
• Gottlieb says nation can take decline in COVID cases "to the bank"
• Senators propose legislation to boost safety of vehicle seats
• Val Demings on fatal Ma'Khia Bryant shooting
• Ashley Cain's 8-month-old daughter dies after leukemia battle
• Alexey Navalny's wife says her imprisoned husband "has already won"
• 60 Minutes interviews the prosecutors of Derek Chauvin
• Historic moments at Oscars as "Nomadland" takes top honors
• NYC Gun Violence: NYPD Responds To At Least 15 Shootings Over The Weekend
• Woman Fatally Shot While Sitting In Her Car In Rosemoor
• Chicago Weather: Warmup In Effect; Temperatures In The 70s Return
• New York Weather: CBS2's 4/26 Monday Morning Forecast
• Police: Possible Road Rage Causes Crash, Fight In North Philadelphia
• CDC Says 8% Of Americans Have Missed Second Dose Of COVID-19 Vaccine
• 'They Keep Harassing Me,' Fort Lauderdale Mansion Owner To Police In 911 Call On Couple's 'Dream Wedding' That Wasn't
• Uncle of 3-Year-Old Elijah LaFrance, Who Was Killed at Birthday Party, Speaks Out
• Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware Making Plans To Resume Administering Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine
• Which Colleges Are The Best Value In The Philadelphia Area?
• Oscar Winners 2021: See The List
• COVID food pantries draw claims of communism in the Philippines
• Walk Through Pittsburgh's Hill District Explores August Wilson's Impact
• Protests Demand Police Reform In Ohio Following Shooting Death of Ma'khia Bryant
• Neville Island I-79 On-Ramp Long-Term Closure Set To Begin
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• Monessen Graduate Frances McDormand, Nomadland Star Takes Home Best Actress Award At 93rd Oscars

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• Anxiety over post-pandemic socialization on the rise
• Newsom opponents gather enough signatures to trigger recall election
• Senators propose legislation to boost vehicle seat safety
• How a history of anti-Asian bias resonates in the U.S. today
• 58% of Americans approve of Biden's performance so far, CBS News poll says
• U.S. COVID vaccine demand slips as concerns mount over vaccine hesitancy
• Volunteers making a difference through sewing
• U.S. pledges vaccine help while record COVID surge grips India
• U.S. Census finds slowing population growth
• COVID outbreak hits Pennsylvania school as kids fuel new cases
• U.S. faces vaccine hesitancy as millions skipping 2nd dose
• Staffer for Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez testifies in trial of man accused of threatening lawmakers
• Department of Justice probes Louisville police after Breonna Taylor's shooting death
• Supreme Court to hear first major gun case since 2010
• Biden to unveil "American Families Plan" at joint address to Congress
• Local Matters: Florida Governor Ron DeSantis to visit Pennsylvania amid speculation of 2024 presidential run
• 4/26: Red and Blue
• Twins' Christmas list fulfilled by stranger who found balloon with letter to Santa
• European Union will open travel to fully vaccinated Americans this summer
• Attorney general announces investigation of Louisville police department
• What to expect from Biden's address to Congress
• Turkey's president slams Biden's acknowledgment of Armenian genocide
• Crash tests of electric vehicles show they're safe
• Michigan struggles with surge in COVID-19 cases
• Doctor on COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy and Johnson & Johnson's return
• U.S. pledges to help India as country faces record COVID-19 cases
• Lawmakers debate police reform legislation as Biden prepares to discuss the issue in his upcoming address
• Family of Andrew Brown Jr. braces to see bodycam video
• More Americans getting COVID-19 vaccine, but hesitancies remain
• WorldView: Wreckage of Indonesia submarine found; India's coronavirus crisis
• Tarana Burke and Brené Brown discuss race, vulnerability and shame in new book
• Dr. Ashish Jha on India's COVID-19 crisis, vaccine hesitancy and outdoor mask mandate
• 2021 Oscar winners make history
• Audio, body camera video released after Virginia sheriff's deputy shoots Black man on call with 911
• IRS is holding on to millions of Americans' tax returns, delaying refunds
• Federal pilot program sends free at-home COVID-19 tests to North Carolina county as part of study
• Andy Slavitt on administration's response to COVID-19 in first 100 days
• New CBS News poll shows some Americans are hesitant to get the coronavirus vaccine
• 4/26: CBSN AM