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• Alameda Police Bodycam Video Shows Struggle That Led To Mario Gonzalez's In-Custody Death
• Park Named For Elk Grove Men Gunned Down A Decade Ago
• Park Named For Elk Grove Men Sikh Gunned Down A Decade Ago
• Rockies Finally Win On The Road, Beat Giants In 10, 7-5
• Paralyzed Davis Woman In Battle With Pension Giant CalPERS for Medical Care
• PHOTO: Large Rock Slide Closes Part Of Boulder Canyon
• Votto, Winker Lead Reds To 6-5 Win Over Scuffling Dodgers
• 'We Came To Kill You': Indictment Details Allegations Against 2 SoCal Men Charged In Anti-Turkish Hate Crime
• 2 Killed In LA Shooting Spree; Suspect Dead After Pursuit Ends With Shootout In Fullerton
• Mix-Up Causes Sonora Woman To Get Different COVID Vaccines
• Alexis Carbajal, Mingzhi Zhu Identified As 2 Killed In Shooting Spree From Downtown LA To Fullerton
• 2 Cars Shot At On 405 Freeway In Orange County, Drivers Uninjured
• Doncic Scores 39 Points As Short-Handed Mavs Pound Warriors, 133-103
• 1 Injured In Burbank Shooting, Police Investigating
• Crews Knock Down Fire On 18th Floor Of San Francisco High-Rise
• Wolves Beat Rockets 114-107 For 3rd Straight Win
• Teens Accused Of Breaking Into And Causing Damage At Wheatland Schools
• Reyes Homers Twice As Cleveland Hands Slumping Twins 7-4 Loss
• Bruce's Beach A Step Closer To Being Returned To Owners' Descendants
• Picture Of Racist Prom Proposal In Minnesota Goes Viral
• Gallo HR Ends Power Drought, Rangers Quiet Angels' Bats, 6-1
• Denver Police Officer Jacob Marsh Arrested On Vehicular Assault Charge
• Wakefield Residents Vote To Keep Warriors Logo After Heated Debate
• Sharangovich Gives Devils Wild Win, End 10-Game Skid
• Real ID Deadline For Air Travel Delayed Again To 2023
• Gov. Jared Polis Signs Law To Import Prescription Drugs From Canada & International Markets
• Crime Ring Uncovered During Roseville Traffic Stop May Have Ties To Human Trafficking
• San Jose: Search For Assailant Who Shot An Arrow At Man Walking Down Street
• NYPD Officer Anastasios Tsakos Killed Directing Traffic On Long Island Expressway, Driver Charged With DWI
• Chicago Weather: Rain And Thunder On Wednesday
• Tigers Commit 5 Errors, But White Sox Lose Anyway
• Neighbors Remember NYPD Officer Anastasios Tsakos As Loving Father Who Lent A Hand
• NYC Comptroller, Mayoral Candidate Scott Stringer Accused Of Groping Former Intern
• US Court: 3D 'Ghost Gun' Plans Can Be Posted Online
• 4 More Passengers File Lawsuits In Connection To United Airlines Engine Explosion
• Some Say Proposed University Village Cul-De-Sac At 14th And Union Will Discourage Unsafe Driving, Others Say It Will Make Traffic Worse
• CDC Says Fully Vaccinated Individuals Can Ditch Face Masks While Outdoors In Most Situations
• Superintendent Robert Runcie Tells Broward School Board He's Open To Stepping Down
• Vaccination Rates Slow Down Across Counties; How Does That Affect Reopening?
• Vaccination Rates Slow Down Across Counties; What That Means for Reopening
• Houser Hits 1st HR, Pitches Brewers Past Marlins 5-4
• Several Bear Sightings Reported In Woodbury: 'They Need A Place To Be'
• Former Campaign Manager For Ohio Congressman Accused Of Embezzling More Than $1.4 Million
• Man Who Murdered 8-Year-Old Santa Cruz Girl Could Be Freed In 4 Years
• Southland Clergy Voice Support For Rep. Maxine Waters' Statements During Daunte Wright Protest
• Panthers Rally Past Predators 7-4, Clinch Playoff Spot
• 100 Detroit Minority-Owned Businesses Awarded $10K Grants From Comcast Rise
• Kevin Andre McKenzie Arrested At JFK After Being Caught Smuggling Nearly 3 Dozen Finches Into U.S.
• Ford Plans To Develop, Produce Electric Vehicle Batteries
• Family Views Body Cam Footage Of Police Shooting That Killed Anthony Alvarez In Portage Park, Say He Was Shot As He Was Running Away
• Centner Academy's CEO Stands By Claims That COVID Vaccines Are 'An Experiment Right Now'
• 4 Detroit City Council Members Are Not Running For Reelection In August
• Mapping Michigan's Congressional Districts: How It Works
• Participating Connecticut Restaurants Will Offer Free Drinks To Customers With COVID Vaccination Cards
• Harford County Parents Concerned Over Talk Of 2022-2023 School Redistricting
• Maryland Board Of Education Wants Schools To Offer Full In-Person Learning For 2021-22 School Year
• Blackhawks' Playoff Hopes Hanging By Threads As They Lose To Tampa Bay Lightning, Who Are Now In Playoffs
• CDC Unveils 'Common Sense' Mask Guidelines As More Americans Are Fully Vaccinated
• Meijer Offers Walk-In COVID-19 Vaccines At Michigan Stores
• 'Like A Blessing From Him': A Year After Baby Son's Tragic Death, Brice McArdle's Parents Are Expecting Again
• CDC Relaxes Guidelines On Wearing Masks Outdoors
• Attorney General Dana Nessel To Investigate Nursing Home Facility Abuse, Neglect
• Phillips' Homer Helps Rays Cool Off Athletics, 4-3
• How Much Does The Internet Know About Us?
• Phillies Muster Just 3 Hits In Loss To Carlos Martinez, Cardinals
• Outdoor Face Covering Order Still In Place In Baltimore, Maryland While They Weigh CDC Guidance
• Richards Strikes Out 10, Pitches Red Sox Past Mets
• 17-Year-Old Girl Missing From Frederick
• Bruins Keep Penguins In Check, Tighten East Race With 3-1 Win
• Allegheny County Council Votes To Approve Police Review Board
• Kluber Gets Win, Yankees Hit 3 HR In Win Over Orioles
• Search Is On For Missing Irving Mom Lashun Massey
• Kluber Gets Win, Yankees Hit 3 HR In 5-1 Win Over Orioles
• Islanders Shut Out By Capitals
• Lafreniere, Zibanejad Help Rangers Top Sabres
• Fourth Consecutive Loss For Cubs As They're Shut Out By Braves
• No Plea Deal For Pair Of Florida Men Accused Of Running Onto Super Bowl Field
• Parkland Hospital System Tackling COVID-19 Vaccine Hesitancy In Minority Communities
• Matt Valecce Joins Colorado State University's Full Group Of Quarterbacks
• Jennifer Perez Ryan Named Frederick County's Teacher of The Year
• 21-Year-Old Shot In West Baltimore, Police Say
• Ryan Pace: Bears Have To 'Be Ready For Every Single Scenario' With NFL Draft
• CW Buzz - National Superhero Day April 28
• Moorhead Mosque Vandalism: Tip Leads To Arrest Of 22-Year-Old Suspect
• COVID In Colorado: Antibody Treatment Now Available To Colorado Patients
• Man Struck And Killed On Dark Farm-To-Market Road In Johnson County
• Mass Vaccination Site At The Mall In Columbia Set To Open Friday
• Thunder Snap 14-Game Skid With 119-115 Win Over Celtics
• Fox Valley Mall COVID-19 Vaccination Site In Aurora To Accept Walk-Ins Wednesday
• Kenneth Rasmuson Gets Life Without Parole For Killing 2 Children In 1980s
• Flyers Lose Wild Game To Devils, Who Snap 10-Game Winless Streak
• Tinley Park COVID-19 Vaccination Site To Offer Single-Dose Johnson & Johnson Site Starting Wednesday
• Dolphins Send Veteran Guard Ereck Flowers Back To Washington
• Police: Man Fighting For Life After Being Shot In Head Inside West Philadelphia Laundromat
• Richards Strikes Out 10, Pitches Red Sox Past Mets 2-1
• COVID: San Mateo County To Resume Weekly Mass Vaccination Sites
• Livermore City Official Under Fire For 'Ghetto' Remark About Low-Income Housing Project
• Xianbing Gan Gets 14 Years For Having Chicago Drug Proceeds Laundered Through China To Be Sent To Traffickers In Mexico
• Pirates Beat Royals 2-1 To Get Back Over .500 At 12-11
• CDC Announces New Mask Guidance For Those Fully-Vaccinated
• Gov. Jared Polis: Mask Requirements 'Don't Apply To Groups Of Vaccinated People In Colorado'
• Report: 6 Western Pennsylvania High Schools Among Best In State
• Bruins Keep Penguins In Check, Tighten East Race In 3-1 Win
• Minneapolis Police: Robbery Turns Deadly Inside Cedar-Riverside Business
• Bid To Overturn Key West Vote May Be Sinking
• California Drought: As Communities See Water Issues, Some Reuse Gray Water
• Technology, Telecommunication Sectors Contribute To Colorado's Growing Population
• Several Tornadoes Hit Colorado Tuesday During State's First Severe Weather Event Of Year
• Man Who Escaped From Merced County Jail Believed To Be At Large In Sacramento Area
• SF Designer Turns Struggling Family Dry Cleaners Into Artsy Gathering Spot During Pandemic
• SF Appeals Court Rules Plans For 3D-Printed 'Ghost Guns' Can Be Posted Online
• Police Trying To Identify Suspect Wanted In Connection To String Of Burglaries In The Bronx
• Stockton Hopes To Draw In Visitors By Highlighting Its Instagrammable Locations
• Amazon Expands In-Garage Grocery Delivery Service To 5,000 Locations, Including Denver Area
• 'Get The Second Dose': Weld County Health Clinic Getting Proactive In Vaccine Distribution
• Catalytic Converter Thefts Surge In North Texas As Value Of Metal Inside Spikes
• New Partnership Between Guinness, Black Marylanders Helping Local Communities
• Parks And People Non-Profit Opens Three New Parks Across Baltimore
• USC To Require Vaccinations For Returning Students, Faculty And Staff
• Study: Marylanders Google How To Back Up iPhone The Most
• Salisbury Mayor Welcomed Home By Daughters After Year Deployment
• Mural Of Virgin Mary Destroyed At Local Van Nuys Church; Suspect Caught On Camera
• Southbound I-280 Reopens in Daly City After Police Incident Cleared
• MCHC Invites Marylanders To "Step Into History" With Interactive Photo Displays
• Homeless Woman Violently Attacked In Davis Shopping Area
• Pennsylvania Senate Approves Bill To Halt PennDOT's Plans To Toll 9 Bridges
• Vehicle Strikes Baltimore Ambulance After Running Red Light On Denmore Avenue, No Injuries Reported
• Denver Metro Area Property Owners Could See Bigger Tax Rates This Year
• Maryland Zoo Reveal 7 Cygnet Swan Eggs From Trumpeter Swan Nest
• Pro-Athletes Help Provide Free Toiletries To Those In Need In Newark Through 'Scouting And Scavenging' Initiative
• Red Cross Firefighter Hero: Quention Curtis
• 'We Can't Live Like This': Junk Returns To Yard Of Granada Hills Home
• Pittsburgh Police Release 2020 Annual Report
• Habitat For Humanity Starts Work On New Home On Long Island
• Man Shot, Killed In Southwest Baltimore, Police Say
• Oklahoma Named Nation's New 'Lightning Capital,' But What About Florida?
• UPDATE: Deputy Chase Ends In Horrific Crash On Lawrence Expressway In San Jose; 2 Dead, 2 Arrested
• High Schools In Massachusetts Required To Bring Students Back Full-Time By May 17
• Nanotrap Developed By University Of Chicago Researchers Could Be Breakthrough COVID-19 Treatment
• Police Investigating Suspicious Death In Frederick County
• Police K9 Teams From Colorado, Utah & Wyoming Compete In Delta
• Caught On Camera: Bear Spotted Roaming Around Rockland County Home
• Denver Weather: Wet Weather Sticks Through Wednesday
• Number Of Fully Vaccinated People Has Outpaced Those With Just One Dose, CDC Says
• Serial Killer Richard Cottingham Confesses To 1974 Cold-Case Murders Of New Jersey Teens Mary Ann Pryor, Lorraine Marie Kelly
• Sonoma County Supes Declare Drought Emergency As Water Levels Reach Record Lows
• Damaged Sand Bags Removed From Plum Island Beach
• Residents In Some Denver Neighborhoods Say Illegal Motorcycle Racing Is Common Occurrence
• Grass Fire Fueled By Dry, Windy Conditions Burns Near Port Of West Sacramento
• Find Cadence Warner: Littleton Family Shares Personal Videos On Instagram To Find Missing Teen
• Miami Dolphins Cornerback Byron Jones Surprises Norland Middle School Students With Starter Savings Accounts
• Texas Schools Still Waiting For State To Distribute Billions In Federal Stimulus
• Robbers Target Beverly Hills High Students Near Campus
• Cameroonian Man Accused Of Exploiting Pittsburghers In Romanian Puppy Scam Appears In Court
• Steelers Draft Preview 2021: Offensive Tackle
• EBMUD Board Declares Stage 1 Drought; Voluntary 10% Conservation Ordered
• Texas Man Dies Following Bee Attack While Mowing His Yard
• Bill Legalizing Recreational Marijuana In Minnesota Nearing A Floor Vote In House
• Northern Suburbs Throwing The Switch On Solar Energy Initiatives
• LA County Could Soon Move To The Yellow Tier. What Does That Mean?
• Flash Flooding Concerns Grow After Last Year's Record-Setting Wildfire Season In Colorado
• Following Public Feud, Douglas County Commissioners Decide To Work Out Differences Internally
• As Police Investigate Death Of Elijah Lafrance, Family Of Chassidy Saunders Also Awaits Justice
• Largest Firefighting Plane Used Mostly In US To Fight California Wildfires May Be Sold For COVID Response
• Churchill Residents Hesitant As Amazon Moves Ahead With Plans For 634,000-Square-Foot Warehouse In Borough
• Irwin To Replace Old Parking Meters
• Daughter Of Former Laurel Police Chief Turned Alleged Arsonist David Crawford Speaks Out
• 'Individuals Every Single Day Are Making A Difference': Red Cross Of Illinois CEO Celena Roldan On Honoring Their Heroes
• North Texas Leaders Struggling To Convince Young Adults To Get COVID-19 Vaccine: 'They're Invincible, You Know'
• Film And TV Industry Came To Rescue To Prevent McCormick Place's $3 Billion Pandemic Revenue Loss From Being Even Worse
• White House Gives Its Position On Centner Academy's Announcement They Won't Employ Vaccinated People
• Britney Spears Expected To Address Judge In Conservatorship Case
• Secret Service Investigates Hate Mail Sent To DuSable Museum Of African American History
• Field Size Of Boston Marathon Won't Change After Mass. Reopening Announcement
• Officials Encourage Teens To Get COVID Vaccine, With Eyes On 'Putting This Thing Away For Good'
• New York State Senate's Democratic Majority Will Move To Suspend COVID Executive Orders
• 2nd Dose Skippers: CDC Reports Millions Of Americans Aren't Getting Both COVID-19 Vaccine Doses
• Ripken Stadium Worker Rescued After Elevated Bucket Stuck In Air
• Walz Signs Bill Providing $7.8M To Cover Chauvin Trial Security Costs
• Solano County CHP Arrest Driver Who Brandished Gun on I-80
• Former Temple University WR Adonis Jennings Helping NFL Draft Prospects Look Sharp For Big Day
• Lurie Children's Hospital Gets Close To Testing COVID Vaccine On Kids
• COVID In Colorado: Biggest Increase In Cases Among Children 11-17 Years Old
• Raccoon Attacks In New Jersey Town Prompt Officials To Urge Residents To Get Their Pets Rabies Shots
• Rodney Velho Pleads Guilty To Murdering Father Of Girlfriend's Children In Maple Grove Apartment
• Second Suspect, Demond Goudy, Charged In Slaying Of 7-Year-Old Jaslyn Adams
• Red Cross Disaster Services Hero: Chef Q Ibraheem
• Brendan Hunt, Accused Of Threatening To Kill Members Of Congress, Testifies His Posts Were Just 'Online Blather'
• Islam Said Sentenced To 10 Years For Hiding Father Yaser Said To Avoid Arrest In Daughters' Murders
• 'No One Has Said They're Sorry:' Matteson Resident Says Village Has Done Nothing About Neighbor's Dog Attacks
• Critics Say Mayor De Blasio's New Budget Will Mean Bad News For His Successor
• Biden taps Texas sheriff Ed Gonzalez as ICE director
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• City In Michigan Ranks High In Best Places To Buy A Beach House In 2021
• Dashcam Video Released In Fatal Police Shooting Of Roy Jackel In Buena Vista Township
• U.S. Department of Homeland Security Extends Real ID Compliance Date Due to Pandemic
• 2 Paterson Cops Charged With Assaulting 19-Year-Old, Filing False Police Report
• Metra To Hire More Than 100 Workers 'For Expected Increase In Ridership'
• Sunrise Police Ask For The Public's Help In Finding Murder Suspect
• COVID: San Francisco Announces Plans For Outdoor High School Graduation Ceremonies
• Big Fines Coming For Drivers Who Do Not Give 3 Feet Of Space To Bicyclists On Suffolk County Roads
• Meet Rev. Pamela Conrad, Who Brings Worlds Of Science, Religion Together At Glen Burnie Church
• 'Out Of The Clouds, Into The Classroom': Freeport High School Science Team Chosen To Participate In NASA CubeSat Challenge
• Risk Rating 2.0: Major Changes Coming To National Flood Insurance Program
• Pleasant Hills Officer Hailed As Hero For Saving 9-Day-Old Baby's Life
• Gov. Walz: COVID Restrictions Could Be Eased As Soon As This Week
• Fire Breaks Out In Apartment Building In Logan Square Boulevards Historic District; Neighboring Nursing Home Evacuated
• Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Holds Grand Opening, Dedication Ceremony For Station 29 In Sweetwater
• North Texans 18 And Up Show Up For Johnson & Johnson Vaccine In Arlington
• Ocean City To Be 100% Cicada-Free Zone; Inviting Baltimore-Area Residents To Escape
• Patrick Layden Faces Vehicular Homicide, Assault Charges In Deadly Denver Highlands Neighborhood Crash
• Descanso Gardens Recognized By National Register Of Historic Places
• 'We Are Angry': Karen Garner's Family Shares Statement After Release Of More Controversial Police Video
• Business Travel Slow Down During Pandemic Continues To Affect South Florida's Economy
• Missing Sonoma County Man Found OK Next To Burned-Out Car In Remote Area Of Yolo County
• Apple Rolls Out Major New Privacy Protections For iPhones, iPads
• Open For Business: Power Of Love Helped I Do! Invitations And Announcements Owner Get Through Tough Time
• LeBron James rookie card sells for record $5.2 million
• Some Push To Kill Off Pennsylvania Regulations Paused During Pandemic
• Census Numbers Will Impact Pennsylvania's Clout And Money In Decade Ahead
• Furry Tails: Buddy, The 'Fighter,' Begins Long Road To Recovery After Being Tortured, Set On Fire
• Somerville To Move To Modified Phase 4, Step 1 Of Reopening On May 7
• Diver Discovers Patch Of Invasive Algae In Newport Harbor; Fish & Wildlife Sets Up Site To Report Caulerpa Prolifera Sightings
• Police Search For Assailant Who Robbed, Stabbed Man On Purple Line Train Downtown
• "An attention treadmill": Lawmakers' hearing on use of algorithms
• Racist Graffiti Found On Popular Walking Path In Abington
• Video Footage Shows Speeding SUV In Crash That Killed 4 People On New Year's Day
• Nearly 3.5 Million Marylanders Already Have REAL IDs, New Deadline May 3, 2023
• Former ICE Director Sarah Saldana Of Dallas Urges Congress To Pass Immigration Reform: 'Legislation Is The Best Fix'
• 'No Position' Off Limits For Vikings In 2021 Draft, Spielman Says
• Keller @ Large: How Americans View Biden 100 Days Into His Presidency
• COVID In Colorado: Weekend Vaccine Clinic To Be Set Up At Aurora Municipal Center
• CDC Updates Mask Guidance, Vaccinated People Can Go Without In Some Outdoor Situations
• Missing Man Found Disoriented In Yolo County Field With His Burned-Out Car Nearby
• Google's profitability doubles as ad sales surge
• Californians Must File 2020 Taxes In Order To Receive Golden State Stimulus Payment Of Up To $1,200
• COVID In Florida: 5,271 New Cases, 46 Additional Deaths Reported Tuesday
• Independent Autopsy Shows Deputies Shot Andrew Brown Jr. 5 Times With 'Kill Shot' To The Back Of Head, Lawyers Say
• Texas Prosecutor Asks For Posthumous Pardon For George Floyd In Drug Conviction
• Collin County Detention Officer Gets Job Back After Being Fired Over In-Custody Death Of Marvin Scott
• Scott Peterson Makes Court Appearance On Tuesday For 2 Hearings
• Site Selected For Memorial For Slain Bowie State Student Lt. Richard Collins III
• Sixth-Grader Identified As Person Who Brought Loaded Gun To Plymouth School
• More Than 60 Shots Fired In Drive-By Shooting That Killed 3-Year-Old Elijah LaFrance
• Massachusetts Reports 825 New COVID Cases, 4 Additional Deaths
• Gov. Whitmer Joins National Work Zone Safety Awareness Week Event In Clinton Township
• Bear Spotted Roaming Framingham Neighborhood
• Mass. Outdoor Mask Mandate To Be Eased; Bars And Amusement Parks Reopening In May; Road Races To Return
• 'Crafting Change' Promises To Keep The Mission Going After Demand For Face Masks Drops
• Is It A Good Time To Sell Your House? Simple Answer Is 'Yes', Says Texas Real Estate Expert
• REAL ID Deadline Pushed Again Into 2023
• 'Disgusting And Alarming': Loveland's Mayor Responds To New Video Captured After Karen Garner's Arrest
• Los Angeles County Meets Criteria To Move Into Yellow Tier
• CDC Relaxes Outdoor Mask Guidance
• Poll: Majority Of Pittsburghers In Favor Of City's Dedicated Bike Lanes
• North Hills School District Plans COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic For Students
• Federal REAL ID Deadline Extended To May 3, 2023
• US Pushes Real ID Deadline Back To May 2023 Because Of COVID-19
• With COVID-19 Restrictions Loosening, Philadelphia High Schools Planning Proms, Other Senior Events
• 6,000 Marijuana Plants Seized In Raid Of Illegal Modesto-Area Growing Operation
• Ja'Wuan James 'Looks Great' In Denver Offseason Workouts, So Broncos Might Not Use First Pick On An Offensive Lineman
• Annual Chincoteague Pony Swim Canceled Again This July
• Man Killed In Tewksbury Crash On I-495
• Derek Chauvin's Sentencing Rescheduled For June 25
• Crocs shares soar, boosted by pandemic and celebrities
• Dallas County's Newest COVID-19 Patients Trending Younger, Says Dallas County Judge
• St. Paul Public Schools To Continue Free Lunch Program Through Summer
• Boston To Delay Aspects Of State's Reopening Plan By Three Weeks
• Kalmar Nyckel Kicks Off Sailing Season In Wilmington
• Philadelphia's Loosened COVID-19 Restrictions On Dining Comes Just In Time For Center City District Restaurant Week
• Michigan Man Has Spent Weeks On Ventilator After Getting COVID-19
• Gov. JB Pritzker Signs Expansive Health Care Access, Equity Legislation
• Luis Robert Placed On Injured List For White Sox After Reporting Flulike Symptoms
• Red Cross Blood Services Heroes: Carter And Noah Collins
• Stanley Cup Finals Heading To TNT In NHL's New TV Deal
• Fort Worth Police Looking For Man Who Forced Way Into Empty Apartment, Fired Gun And Threatened Neighbor
• 3 Shot, 1 Killed In Separate Baltimore Shootings Tuesday Afternoon
• Closed For Years, Iconic Miami Beach Restaurant The Forge To Reopen
• Attorney: Amber Frey Will Testify If Scott Peterson Is Retried; 'The Truth Is The Truth'
• San Francisco Police Seek Help In Fatal Richmond District Hit-and-Run
• CDC Eases COVID-19 Outdoor Mask Wearing Restrictions For The Fully Vaccinated
• 2 cops charged with assaulting man and filing false police report
• Texas Sheriff Nominated By President Biden To Lead ICE
• Red Cross Essential Services Hero: Esther Lindor
• COVID: Burning Man Organizers Cancel 2021 Festival Due to Pandemic
• COVID Restrictions: Denver Public Schools To Allow 4 Guests Per Student For Graduation
• Grammy Museum To Reopen On May 21
• Armstrong Co. Couple Charged After 2 Young Children Found Living In Roach, Flea Infested Home
• Twins, Angels Will Make Up COVID Postponements With May 20 Doubleheader
• 3.6% Of Marylanders Have Missed Their Second COVID-19 Vaccine Dose, Better Than National Average
• Tesla earned more from bitcoin than cars last quarter
• Red Cross Military Hero: Akbar Arsiwala
• Redistricting complicates Democratic efforts to hold onto House
• Hundreds of Joshes show up to "fight" in Nebraska
• Ellicott City Man Charged With Murder Of Wife
• Vaccinated People Can Go Without Masks Outdoors, According To New CDC Guidelines
• Colorado's Comeback: Elitch Gardens Opening To All Guests On Saturday At 43% Capacity
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 3,333 New Cases, 84 Additional Deaths
• UC Davis Plans Return To Full In-Person Instruction By Fall
• U.S. launches operation targeting migrant-smuggling gangs
• 'Legends Of Tomorrow' Season 6 Trailer Is Wild
• Many Pandemic Pets In Colorado Need Fur-ever Homes... Again
• UPDATE: Woman, Dog Rescued From Cliff At Fort Funston In San Francisco
• Ex-Dallas Officer Amber Guyger Who Killed Neighbor Botham Jean Appeals Murder Conviction
• University Of Colorado Students Develop, Test 'Porta Vax' To Keep COVID Vaccines At Cold Storage Levels
• Elk Grove's 100th Park Named In Honor Of Surinder Singh And Gurmej Atwal, Whose Killings Remain Unsolved
• Denver Weather: Rain, Snow, Severe Storms, High Fire Danger All In One Day
• Man Shot To Death In Starbucks Drive-Thru In Exposition Park Was Recently Married, Wife Was In Car
• Tanker Leaking Fuel Forces Closure Of Highway 36 Near Lyons, Hazmat Crew Responds
• 'Left A Lifetime Impression': 4-Year-Old Boy Thrilled To Ride Bikes With Cambridge Police Officer
• High school names nine valedictorians
• Gov. Baker Shares What He Is Looking Forward To Most Post-Pandemic
• Woman's Body Found In Livermore Creek
• Report: Patriots, Panthers Have Done 'Some Groundwork' On Trade For No. 8 Pick In NFL Draft
• Police: 'Violent Criminal' Off The Streets After North Side Raid
• Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb Sues Legislature Over Emergency Powers
• US News Releases 2021 Best High Schools Rankings - Texas
• Woman Injured Along Sugarloaf Blue Trail In Frederick County
• Adre Baroz Charged With Killing Fifth Person In Southern Colorado
• Gov. Walz, POCI Caucus Urge MN Legislators To Pass Police Reform Quickly, Independently From Other Bills
• Arwady: Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Coming To United Center
• Eric Brandt Sentenced To 12 Years In Prison After Pleading Guilty To Retaliating Against Judges
• Report: Steelers Exercise 5th-Year Option On Minkah Fitzpatrick
• DHS Extends REAL ID Enforcement Deadline To May 2023
• REAL ID Enforcement Deadline Pushed Back To 2023
• ERCOT Board Announces Brad Jones To Serve As Interim CEO
• Baltimore County Will Send Mobile COVID Vaccination Unit Into Underserved Communities
• Detroit Ranks Among The Best Cities To Start A Business In 2021
• CDC Eases COVID-19 Outdoor Mask Wearing Restrictions For The Fully Vaccinated
• What Dr. Dave Hnida Would Tell His Family About Risk vs. Benefits Of Johnson & Johnson COVID Vaccine
• 5 Vehicles Catch On Fire Inside The Towson Town Center Parking Garage
• Caught On Video: Livery Cab Stolen As Driver Loads Groceries Outside Key Food
• Ohio Will Allow Changes To Gender On Birth Certificates
• RTD Celebrates 5 Years Of 'Train To The Plane'
• Suspect arrested in attack on Asian man in New York City
• Philadelphia Increasing Dining Capacity, Indoor & Outdoor Gathering Limits Beginning Next Week
• Voters File Suit To Have Courts Take Over Redistricting Process
• Free sports tickets — and a beer — from Bud Light
• Real ID deadline for air travel pushed back again due to COVID-19
• Pittsburgh Staffing Agency Holding Pop-Up Job Fair
• 'Purses With A Purpose' Donations Benefit Sexual Assault Survivors
• CDC Issues New Outdoor Mask Guidance For Fully Vaccinated People
• Police: 76-Year-Old Man Kicked In Stomach On Queens Street
• Boulder Begins Repairs On Popular Hiking Trails
• Salvation Army's Camp Allegheny Hiring Young People For Multiple Positions
• COVID-19 In Illinois: New Cases Still Falling, But Vaccinations Have Dropped 20% In Past Two Weeks
• DC Police Department Hit By Ransomware Attack
• Florida Lawmakers Give Boost To Guns At Church
• Amish Teen Linda Stoltzfoos Laid To Rest 10 months After Disappearance
• Missions Over For 'Awe Inspiring' Global Supertanker, Which Never Got To Fight A Wildfire In Colorado
• Burglars Steal $1.4 Million From Asian Families In Colorado And Wyoming
• Patriots Could Reportedly Include Stephon Gilmore In Trade Package To Get Into Top 10
• Derek Chauvin's Sentencing Rescheduled For June 25
• Police Seek 3 Suspects In Double Non-Fatal Shooting On Detroit's West Side
• Alpine Rescue Team Named Finalist In 'Defender Above And Beyond Service Awards'
• Golden State Warriors Leap Into NFT Digital Collectibles Frenzy
• Terrell Resident 'Instant Millionaire' After Claiming $2.5M Texas Lotto Ticket
• Island Lake Woman Convicted In `Revenge Porn' Case From 2016
• Charges: Twin Cities Woman Stabbed Fiance's Dog To Death
• CDC Says Fully Vaccinated Americans Can Now Go Outside Without A Mask
• DEED: Minnesota Had 127,000 Vacant Jobs In 4th Quarter 2020
• 'A Lot At Stake': DU Lacrosse Coach Bill Tierney Talks About Heading Into The Big East Tournament
• Deer Park Middle Magnet Teacher Named 2021 BCPS Teacher Of The Year
• Thailand's prime minister fined for not wearing a mask
• Fenway Park, TD Garden, Gillette Stadium Allowed To Increase Capacity On May 10
• Newark Schools Expanding In-Person Learning To 4 Days Per Week
• CDC Says Fully Vaccinated Americans Don't Need Masks At Small Outdoor Gatherings
• Work Zone Awareness Week Highlights Safety Tips To Drivers, Workers Safe
• About 1,000 Small Birds Become Trapped In Montecito Home's Chimney
• Health & Safety Protocols In Place For Miami-Dade Class Of '21 Graduation Ceremonies
• Golden State Warriors Leap Into NFT Digital Collectibles Frenzy
• COVID In Maryland: Drive-Thru, No Appointment Vaccinations Available At Six Flags, Regency Furniture Stadium And Ripken Stadium
• Enfiniti Webb Charged With Attempted Murder In Claymont Shooting
• Miami Weather: Mostly Sunny & Warm With Ocean Breeze
• 2 Teen Boys, 2 Men Among Overnight Shooting Victims
• COVID-19 Update In MN: Community Spread Still 'High Risk' As MDH Reports 1,000+ More Cases, 12 New Deaths
• COVID In Maryland: Hospitalization Up, Positivity Rate Down
• Red Cross Youth Heroes: Village Leadership Academy Students
• Thousands In Los Angeles County Overdue For Second Dose Of COVID-19 Vaccine
• More Than 40 New Coronavirus Outbreaks Reported In Michigan Schools
• 'Move Over Law' Goes Into Effect Across Pennsylvania
• 'Bucket List Moment,' Marine Running 'Food 4 Vets' To Announce Patriots' First Pick In NFL Draft
• One Person Injured Following Overnight Shooting in Miami Beach
• Walk-Up Vaccination Clinic Will Be Held At Baltimore City Community College Tuesday
• Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Principal Michelle Kefford To Fly With Blue Angels Ahead Of Upcoming Fort Lauderdale Air Show
• Roseville Police Uncover Massive Alleged EDD Fraud Ring; $2.3M Fraudulently Withdrawn From 200 Victims, Detectives Say
• COVID Latest: Anne Arundel County To Lift COVID Restrictions On Social Gatherings
• Movie Theaters Hoping To Win Over Customers Again As Businesses Reopen
• Bruins' Jake DeBrusk A Healthy Scratch, Replaced By Trent Frederic For Penguins Game
• President Joe Biden To Visit Philadelphia On Friday To Celebrate Amtrak's 50th Anniversary
• Survey Of Ocean Floor Between Los Angeles, Catalina Island Finds 27,000 Suspected Barrels Of DDT
• Mohamed Mohamud Farah Charged With Murder In St. Paul Body Shop Shooting
• Patriots Were Among Teams To Express Trade Interest In Deshaun Watson Prior To Sexual Assault Suits
• Miami Native & Buccaneers Linebacker Lavonte David Building Legacy On And Off The Field: 'I'm Just Trying To Be That Light For Somebody'
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• COVID: Marin County Winding Down Mass Vaccination Sites; 123,078 Local Residents Fully Vaccinated
• Former Texas Radio Host Justin Frazell Facing Another Sexual Assault Charge Within A Month
• Hines Ward Will Be Hall Of Fame Presenter For Alan Faneca
• Vault Explosion In Hollywood Hills Leaves 4 Hurt
• Inter Miami CF Will Look For Second Victory Of Season Against Winless Nashville S.C.
• Hate Crime Allegations In Berkeley Delivery Driver Confrontation
• Meet Rishi Vamdatt, The 11-Year-Old Jersey City Whiz Kid Who Offers Free Financial Advice To Thousands Online
• Hall Of Fame Broadcaster Mike Lange Returning To Booth, Will Call Penguins Vs. Bruins
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 260 New Cases, No Additional Deaths
• Howard County General Hospital Offers Monoclonal Antibody Treatment For COVID-19
• Red Cross Global Citizenship Hero: Joshua Hoyt
• EAGLE WATCH: Three Baby Eaglets Spotted In Port Of Baltimore Nest
• Former San Jose Middle School Track Coach Arrested On Child Sex Charges
• Motorcycle Catches Fire After Rider Crashes Into Wall On Federal Boulevard
• Roadblocks To Police Accountability Remain Despite Derek Chauvin Verdict: 'Some Of The Fundamentals Remain Stuck'
• Philadelphia Weather: Tuesday Warm-Up Preparing Region For Temperatures Nearing 90 Degrees Wednesday
• CDC clarifies vaccine guidance for pregnant people
• No Big Backlash For States, Including Texas Passing Anti-Transgender Laws
• Lifelike Dinosaurs Returning To Gillette Stadium For Drive-Thru Exhibit
• Red Cross Education Hero: Phalon Carpenter
• Sales At Legacy Place Vineyard Vines To Benefit Injured Bishop Feehan Hockey Player AJ Quetta
• Florida House Approves Bill On Excessive Force By Law Enforcement
• Report: Ohio Capital Unprepared For Protests' Size, Energy
• New Jersey Eases COVID Restrictions For Proms, Graduations And Other Gatherings
• 3-year-old shot and killed at his birthday party in Florida
• Biden to raise minimum wage for federal contract workers
• Some Push To Kill Off Pennsylvania Regulations Halted During Pandemic
• Sheriff: Drug Investigation In Backus Results In Arrest, 62 Grams Of Suspected Meth Seized
• Red Cross Lifesaving Hero: Kyla Davis
• U.S. aims to share millions of AstraZeneca vaccine doses after review
• New census data to give Texas, North Carolina congressional seats
• Tim Thomas Slowly Stepping Back Into Hockey Universe
• How One Woman Saved Her Neighbor's Life When She Found Him Struggling To Breathe On Her Doorstep 
• What To Do To Get Your COVID-19 Vaccination Added To Your Medical Record
• Police: Body Of Missing Autistic Teen Found After 3-Day Search
• Michigan Lottery Results For Monday, April 26, 2021
• California Politics In For Twists And Turns In 2021 After Governor Recall Qualifies
• 3 Thrown From Car, Critically Injured In Evergreen Park Crash
• 17-Year-Old Elk Grove Resident Killed In Motorcycle Crash On Bradshaw Road
• Race, politics, and Jackson's crumbling water infrastructure
• Boston's Museum Of Science Among Nominees For 'Best Science Museum' In USA Today Contest
• Name The New Pittsburgh Today Live Puppy
• Cheyenne Mountain Zoo In The Running For 'Best Zoo In North America'
• Stress Over Being Late Kicks In After 7 Minutes Of Tardiness, Survey Finds
• Weather Blog: Late April Gift
• COVID In Colorado: Aurora Doctor Puzzled As To Why Vaccine Demand Is Decreasing
• Sun Country Airlines Adding 18 Nonstop Flights This Winter; Destinations Include Florida, Cayman Islands
• Street Racing Increases In Denver As Police Work To Offer Safer Alternatives
• Biden urges all Americans to get vaccinated as CDC relaxes mask guidance
• Stunning Photos Of Pink Supermoon Captured In Maryland
• COVID In MN: Direct Scheduling Now Available For State's Community Vaccination Sites
• Life Of Bi-County Health Officer Threatened By Podcast Host
• Suspected Serial Arsonist Rondarrious Campbell Arrested After Setting Dumpster Fire In Downtown
• Love Your Melon: National Superhero Day
• Remote work has boosted energy bills. Green power can help.
• School District Investigating After Art Shown In Sonora High Class Leaves Some Outraged
• Russia shuts down Alexey Navalny's anti-corruption foundation
• Amazing Rescues Caught On Tape
• Know Someone Who Is Making A Difference In Maryland? Nominate Your Community MVP
• PTL Links: April 27, 2021
• KDKA-TV Completes Upgrade Of Signal Transmitter
• Bill Belichick Praises Matt Patricia As 'Very Valuable Resource' With Patriots
• GameStop CEO exiting with $170M payout after "meme" stock mania
• New England Living: Visit The Oldest Steinway Piano Dealer In The World
• 27-Year-Old Man Arrested, Facing DUI, Weapons Charges After Bethel Park Rollover Crash
• Pistons Over The Hawks 100-86
• West Hempstead Stop & Shop Reopens After Deadly Shooting
• Community Gathers For Vigil In Memory Of Twins Dakota And Dallis Bently
• Celtics Won't Have Jayson Tatum, Kemba Walker Against Thunder On Tuesday Night
• Kansas City journalist killed by stray bullet in her apartment
• Encore Casino COVID Vaccination Site Opens Tuesday
• 'Holding Onto The Undercarriage, Atop Rail Cars', Dangerous Illegal Immigration Attempts On Trains Up 60%
• Buster Posey Rips 2-Run Homer To Lead Giants to 12-0 Rout Of Rockies
• New Yorkers Can Now Apply Online For Driver's Licenses
• Chicago-Native, Activist Tanya Lozano Is The Red Cross 2021 Social Justice Impact Hero
• New York To Lose Congressional Seat Following Census Results
• Take A Look Back At The Red Cross Hero Awards
• Centner Academy Won't Employ COVID-19 Vaccinated Employees, Citing Debunked Theory
• VIDEO: CHP Vallejo High Speed Chase Ends On The Streets Of San Francisco
• Bon Jovi Announces Pre-Taped Concert To Play At Drive-In Theaters On May 22
• NYC jail captain indicted in suicide of inmate
• Northwestern Memorial Hospital Nurses Known As 'The Old Dolls' Are 2021 Red Cross Heroes
• Electric cars test safe in crash tests
• U.S. reports 1st "unsafe" encounter with Iranian warships in months
• Dirt Biker Killed In Hit-And-Run Crash In Marynook
• DHS launches internal probe of domestic violent extremism
• Court To Hear Amber Guyger Appeal Murder Charge In Death Of Botham Jean
• New York Weather: CBS2's 4/27 Tuesday Morning Forecast
• Apple's New Feature Will Let Users Stop Data Tracking From Apps Like Facebook
• Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin protests SpaceX moon lander contract
• Baseball Report: Orioles End A's' Win Streak
• Newsom opponents get enough signatures to trigger recall election
• House Democrats push Biden to lower Medicare eligibility age
• Attorney says police shot Andrew Brown Jr. in the back of the head
• Video shows cops laughing at video of arrest of 73-year-old woman
• Pittsburgh Weather: Warm, Dry Tuesday
• Fire In Goose Island Displaces 7 Adults, 4 Kids
• Chickie's & Pete's Holding Two-Day Job Fair
• Chicago Weather: Temperatures Climbing To The 80s; Showers, Thunderstorms Ahead Tuesday Night
• The Growing Divide Between The Vaccinated And The Non-Vaccinated
• Progressive lawmakers push child care plans ahead of Biden proposal
• Antisemitic incidents remained high in 2020 amid pandemic, report finds
• Firefighters Battle Rowhouse Fire In Frankford
• 'It Is Simply Heartbreaking': 1st-Grader In SW Minnesota Dies Due To COVID-19 Complications
• Full Pink Supermoon Brightens Up Sky Overnight
• President Biden Expected To Announce New CDC Outdoor Mask-Wearing Guidance
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• Europe to welcome back U.S. travelers, but details not yet clear
• Search On For Injured Canada Goose
• Both Parties Back Bill For Image Rights For College Athletes
• Ex-Cop Who Killed Tamir Rice Appeals To Ohio Supreme Court
• COVID Road To Recovery: How To Get Wary Bay Area Commuters Back On Public Transit
• Suspected Carjacker Arrested In Fatal Hit-And-Run Crash In San Jose
• Penguins To Welcome 100 Teachers To Game vs. Sabres As Part Of Teacher Appreciation Week
• Fox-less Kings Jump On Mavs Early, Win 113-106
• Judge Sets Hearing On Graham Spanier's Pending Jail Sentence
• Dept. Of Justice Argues Bear Spray Attack On Police Officer Contributed To Fall Of U.S. Capitol
• Walk-In Appointments For COVID-19 Vaccinations Available Throughout Pittsburgh Area
• CDC To Reportedly Relax Outdoor Mask Guidance Tuesday

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• CBS News Exclusive: Inside a Department of Homeland Security facility for asylum-seekers in Texas
• Biden discusses updated guidelines for fully vaccinated people
• Texas GOP pushes for restrictive voting laws
• 2020 census data signals shift of political power in Congress
• CDC eases guidance on masks for fully vaccinated people
• California beach property taken from Black family a century ago may be returned
• Fully vaccinated Americans can safely enjoy more outdoor activities maskless, CDC says
• LeBron James rookie card sells for record $5.2 million
• Vaccine mandates at workplaces and colleges face backlash
• Biden raises minimum wage for federal contractors
• Apple rolls out major privacy protections
• Antisemitic incidents remained at historic high in 2020
• Relief supplies arrive as India battles record COVID surge
• Census data kicks off congressional redistricting cycle
• New mask guidance comes as COVID vaccine demand drops
• CDC issues new mask guidance for vaccinated Americans
• Biden frames new CDC mask guidance as vaccination incentive
• 2 New Jersey police officers charged with assaulting man and filing false report
• Homeland Security secretary launches internal probe to root out extremism
• 4/27: Red and Blue
• CDC updates guidelines for fully vaccinated people
• CDC's guidance on COVID-19 vaccine during pregnancy
• Hundreds of people named Josh show up to "fight" in Nebraska
• Millions of Americans are grappling with growing medical debt
• Nine students named valedictorian at Houston high school
• Biden urges Americans to get vaccinated as CDC relaxes mask guidance
• Epicurious to stop posting beef recipes to encourage sustainable cooking
• Key takeaways from the 2020 census results
• What progressives think of Biden's first 100 days
• Doctor on changes to mask guidelines for vaccinated Americans
• CDC director unveils new mask guidelines for fully vaccinated Americans
• Push for more cybersecurity funding in infrastructure plan
• Report: Antisemitic incidents remain high in U.S., despite slight drop in 2020
• Where Biden stands on key foreign policy promises as he nears 100 days in office
• Report: Chevron lobbying against sanctions on Myanmar
• Biden to speak on the state of the coronavirus pandemic
• Crumbling water infrastructure in Jackson, Mississippi
• Green energy upgrades for your home
• Liz Cheney says McConnell and McCarthy are GOP's leaders, not Trump
• Author John Grisham on new basketball novel "Sooley," reveals the title of his upcoming thriller
• Video shows officers laughing at footage of violent arrest of 73-year-old woman with dementia
• Oprah Winfrey examines how old traumas affect people later in life and what can be done about it
• Bill of the month: Auto and medical insurance still leave balance of tens of thousands
• Xavier Becerra on new CDC guidelines, vaccine hesitancy, and unaccompanied children at the border
• Growing U.S. kelp farming industry boosts economies, captures carbon
• Doctor warns people skipping second COVID-19 vaccine dose give up their immunity
• WorldView: Myanmar military clashes; Russia clamps down on Navalny
• India's COVID-19 crisis: Over 300,000 new cases for sixth day in a row
• Putin's prosecutors silence Navalny's groups in sweeping new order shutting them down
• Which states gain and lose congressional seats in first 2020 census results
• DOJ investigating Louisville police department for possible pattern of "unreasonable force"
• CDC expected to release new mask guidance
• 4/27: CBSN AM