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• UPDATE Alameda Police Officers Involved In Deadly Struggle with Mario Gonzalez Identified
• 'It Just Tore The Wound Open Again': Priscilla Castro's Family Relives Nightmare After Alleged Killer Arrested For Deadly Solano County Fire
• 'Very Concerning': City of Stockton Employee Recovering After Being Hit By Gunshot on the Job
• 'I'm Getting Pushed To The Back Of The Bus': Temecula City Councilwoman's Compares Defiance Of Mask Mandate To Rosa Parks Taking Stand For Civil Rights
• 70,000 Truckers Fall Under California Gig Economy Law, 9th Circuit Court Says
• Super Bloom At Folsom Lake Forces Park Rangers To Do Non-Stop Crowd Control
• Tauchman Has 3 Hits In SF Debut, Giants Beat Rockies
• Kane's 20th Goal Leads Sharks Past Coyotes
• Fowler Makes Amends, Helps Ducks Beat Kings 3-2
• Supervisor Serna Did Not Violate County Policy WIth Trump Comments, Law Firm Says
• Off-Duty LAPD Officer Struck In Sherman Oaks Shooting, Suspect In Custody
• Denton Shooting Suspect Arrested For Murder On I-35E After Teenaged Victim Dies
• Chicago Weather: Showers For The Thursday Morning Rush
• White Sox' Lucas Giolito Said He Was Out Of Gas After Long Run In Tuesday Night Loss To Detroit; La Russa: 'I Take The Responsibility'
• Jazz Rout Kings 154-105, Snap Two-Game Losing Streak
• Vacaville Man Accused Of Starting Deadly Markley Fire To Cover Up Alleged Homicide
• Suns Beat Clippers, Clinch First Playoff Spot In 11 Years
• Body Camera Video Shows CPD Officer Shooting Anthony Alvarez As He Ran Away, Holding A Gun; COPA Recommends Officer Be Relieved Of Police Powers During Investigation
• Elmhurst Neighbors Fight Zoning Change That Would Allow 7 People To Stay At Sober House On Residential Block
• Truckers Fall Under California Gig Economy Law, Court Says
• New Chicago Heights Park District Board Refusing To Pay $212,000 Buyout To Departing Superintendent, But It May Not Be So Simple
• Randle, Knicks Beat Bulls For 10th Win In 11 Games
• Final Patriots Mock Draft Roundup Of 2021
• Nanny Stephanie Lak Arrested By Boston Police In Child Pornography Investigation
• New Bedford Police Sgt. Mike Cassidy Dies Of COVID-19
• 'We Knew We Could Help': Red Sox Hosting 15 High School Graduations At Fenway Park
• DeGrom, Slumping Mets Fall To Red Sox
• Kids Playing Sports Must Still Wear Masks, Despite New Outdoor Guidelines
• No Wait, No Line: Some COVID Vaccine Clinics Suddenly Open Doors To Walk-Ins
• New House Sergeant-At-Arms And Chicago Native William Walker Announces Arrival Of President Biden For His First Joint Address To Congress
• Blues Rally To Beat Wild 4-3 On Thomas' Goal With 0:23 Left
• Man Fatally Shot During Apparent Landlord-Tenant Dispute In Antioch
• Pittsburgh Penguins Looking To Create Vaccinated Sections For Fans At PPG Paints Arena
• Full text: Biden's speech before a joint session of Congress
• Colorado Leaders Criticize & Applaud President Biden's Address To Joint Session Of Congress
• NW Miami-Dade Shooting, Five People Injured
• Glasnow Strikes Out 10 In Rays' 2-0 Win Over A's
• President Biden Declares 'It's Good To Be Back' In Speech That Highlights Ambitious Plans
• 8-Year-Old Girl Critically Injured After Jumping From Sixth-Floor Balcony To Escape Fire At Bronx Apartment Building
• Rodriguez's 3 1/3 Shutout Innings Lead Angels Over Rangers
• Suncor Announces Community Meetings To Discuss Air Monitoring Program
• 'Hopefully We'll See Cruising From This Port This Summer': Mayor Daniella Levine Cava At COVID Vaccination Pop-Up Event At PortMiami
• Mysterious Shots Shatter Minivan Windows On Northeast LA Freeway
• Spoelstra Gets Win No. 600, Heat Top Spurs 116-111
• Michigan Sees An Increase In New Unemployment Claims
• Caught On Camera: Car Barrels Through Work Zone, Strikes Maintenance Vehicle In Albany
• Suspect In Fatal LA Killing Spree, Fullerton Shootout ID'd As Carlos Lopez
• Destructive Hail Slams Into Parts Of North Texas
• Businesses Struggle To Keep Employees
• Teens Can Sign Up To Receive Free COVID-19 Testing, Vaccine At Edsel Ford High School
• 18-Year-Old Omar Gelin Arrested In Connection To Shooting Of 5-Year-Old Girl In Brooklyn
• Report: Gov. Cuomo's Senior Aides Prevented Health Officials From Releasing Nursing Home Death Toll For Months
• Detroit Tiger Miguel Cabrera Becomes Co-Chair Of Protect Michigan Commission To Promote COVID-19 Vaccination
• Biden Declares 'It's Good To Be Back' In Speech That Highlights Ambitious Plans
• Community Mourns Slain Minneapolis Store Clerk Liibaan Baqarre: 'Everyone Loved Him'
• Aretha Franklin Amphitheater Has New Ticket Refund Policy For Canceled Shows
• Finding Minnesota: Hibbing Hull Rust Mine
• Broward School Board To Vote Thursday On Future Of Superintendent Robert Runcie
• Jorge Soler's 3 RBIs Lead Royals Over Pirates 9-6
• Minnesota Fair Organizers Ready To Do What's Necessary To Carry On
• City Of Detroit To Rename DPD Facility After Benny Napoleon
• Al Schmitt, Award Winning Engineer, Producer For Artists From Sam Cooke To Steely Dan, Dies At 91
• Germán's 2nd Straight Win, Frazier's 1st Homer Lifts Yanks
• Biden says it's "within our power" to end cancer
• Celtics Rebound Behind Brown, Tatum, Beat Hornets 120-111
• 'A Healing Process': Tree Planting Project To Honor Victims Of Youth Gun Violence In Park Hill Neighborhood
• Colorado Comeback: High Country Communities Looking Forward To More Normal Summer
• Grandmother Of 2-Year-Old Girl Beaten And Starved To Death Wants To File Wrongful Death Suit Against Caseworkers
• Vázquez Helps Red Sox Beat deGrom, Slumping Mets 1-0
• Glasnow Strikes Out 10 In Rays' Win Over A's, 2-0
• Cubs Have Now Lost 5 Straight As They Get Pounded In Shutout By Braves
• 26 Points For Vucevic, LaVine Still Out As Bulls Lose To Knicks
• 2 Philadelphia Area Pandemic Heroes Virtual Guests As President Biden Declares 'America Is Rising Anew' In Address To Congress
• Beal, Westbrook Lead Wizards Past LeBron-Less Lakers 116-107
• SF Diamond Heights Playground Gets $5.2 Million Makeover
• Patient Charged 'Admin Fee' For COVID Vaccine, Colorado Attorney General Investigating
• Napa Homeowners Battling Real Estate Company Converting Houses Into Co-Owned Vacation Homes
• Historic Park Theater In Lafayette Sets Sights On Reopening By End Of 2022
• Philadelphia Police Captain's 'Guns Down, Gloves Up' Using Boxing To Give City's Youth Alternative To Violence
• Loveland City Council Hears From Residents Upset Over Forceful Arrest Of Karen Garner
• 'Seize The Opportunity': Denver Mayor Michael Hancock Outlines Economic Recovery Plan
• Arrow Attack On VTA Driver In San Jose A Possible Hate Crime
• Sixers Clinch Playoff Berth With 44-Point Rout Of Hawks
• Biden Joint Session Speech Highlights Ambitious Plans For Nation
• 'She Knows How Much I Love Her': Husband Of Missing Irving Mother Lashun Massey Says 'She's Going To Come Home'
• 2 Inglewood Women Sentenced To Prison For Scheming To Defraud Medi-Cal Of Over $500K
• 53-Year-Old Cynthia Elizabeth Johnson Dies In Randallstown Townhouse Fire
• Man Shot In The Leg In NW Baltimore Wednesday Night
• UCI Health Family Health Centers In Anaheim Helping High School Students Get Vaccinated
• President Joe Biden Mentions Pittsburgh In First Address To Joint Session Of Congress
• Key West Cruise Ship Issue Re-Emerges, Passes
• 40 Immigrants Sworn In During Naturalization Ceremony At Lincoln Center
• Bulls Rookie Patrick Williams Is Learning On The Job What It Takes To Be A Pro
• Broncos Draft: What Does The Trade For Teddy Bridgewater Means For The Broncos?
• Minnesota Celebrates Workers Memorial Day
• Harris, Pelosi Make History Seated Behind Biden At Address
• Texas COVID-19 Death Toll Tops 50K, Vaccinations Rise
• Attorney For Current, Former Collin County Jailers Says Clients 'Will All Be Exonerated' In Marvin Scott's In-Custody Death
• Man Arrested After Refusing To Leave Restricted Space At US Capitol
• Pierre Foster Charged In Deadly Shooting Of Baltimore Sanitation Worker Dayvon Mason
• Stimulus Check Update: Can You Expect A Plus-Up Payment?
• Police Shooting That Killed Anthony Alvarez Again Centers Around Foot Chase; New Policy Could Be Coming In Days
• Biden Address: Harris, Pelosi Make Presidential Address History
• Bicyclist Bruce Marshall Struck, Killed Near Gunpowder Falls State Park In Baltimore County
• New York State Comptroller: NYC Tourism Industry Lost $60 Billion In Revenue In 2020
• 5-Year-Old Boy Dies After 70-Foot Fall Into Northern Minnesota Mine Pit
• Boulder Canyon Fully Reopened After SUV-Sized Boulders Fall Onto Highway 119
• Avelo Airlines Carries First Passengers From Burbank Airport To Santa Rosa For Just $19
• NYC Launching $15 Million Campaign To Educate Voters About Ranked Choice Voting
• Delaware Police Cpl. Keith Heacook Dies After Being Attacked While Responding To Fight
• Walters Art Museum Nominated As One Of USA Today's 10 Best Free Museums
• Kershaw Dazzles Reds, Dodgers Win 8-0 To Snap 3-Game Skid
• Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont Signs Bill Ending Religious Exemptions For Required School Vaccinations
• Steelers Draft Preview 2021: Running Back
• State Comptroller Warns Of Fake Tax Lien Scam
• COVID Reopening: San Mateo County May Not Move To Yellow Tier Until Mid-May Due To Case Rates
• Ald. Jason Ervin Says Planned Outdoor Roller Rink In West Garfield Park Will Be Community Asset, But Community Leaders Say It Will Mean A Crime Risk
• Friends And Family Opens "Pick Me Up Window" In Fells Point
• Three Injured In Los Angeles Stabbing, Suspect In Custody
• UPDATE Dublin Police Arrest 2 Suspects in Slaying of Bay Area Rapper 'Lil Yase'
• Elderly Small Business Owner Allegedly Beaten With Metal Pole By Woman
• Colorado Lawmakers OK Bill Limiting Info On Top Job Seekers
• White Sox' Wednesday Night Game Against Tigers Postponed Due To Rain
• Sacramento Woman Fears Dry Brush Puts Her At Risk During Upcoming Fire Season
• 3 More Loveland Police Officers On Leave Over Arrest Of Karen Garner Who Has Dementia
• Tenth Colorado Man, Logan Grover, Charged In Connection With January Capitol Riot
• Gophers Add George Washington Transfer Jamison Battle
• COVID In Colorado: CU & CSU To Require Proof Of Vaccinations Ahead Of Fall Semester
• Towson University Planning For More Normal Fall Semester
• Suspect In Street Racing Event That Blocked I-225 In Aurora Was Later Hit By Car And Killed
• Ameen Hurst Charged With Killing Man Just Released From Curran-Fromhold Correctional Facility, 3 Other Murders
• 'You're Watching Somebody Die On Instant Replay': Chauvin Trial Juror Says Duty Took Its Toll
• Elmhurst University Placed On Lockdown For Hours Because Of Report Of Person With Gun; No Suspect Located
• 100% Of 2021 Graduating Class At DSST: Conservatory Green Accepted To College
• Updated Masking Guidance From CDC Applies To All 67 Counties In Pennsylvania
• Kenosha Police Department Starts Testing Body Cameras
• First All-Electric Fire Truck Comes To Howard County As Part Of Tour
• 8 Ducklings Rescued From Pittsburgh Sewer Grate
• Gunman In Upper Macungie Township Wawa Homicide Also Tried To Carjack 3 People, DA Says
• CDC Study Targets CU Boulder Campus For Face Mask Compliance
• COVID Vaccine 'Passport' Ban Clears House
• President Biden To Share Specifics On 'American Families Plan' During 1st Address To Congress
• 'We Walked Into A Nightmare:' Torrance Family Finds 800 Birds In Home
• Texas House Passes Bill To Expand Medical Marijuana Access
• Louisville Police Ask For Help Identifying Bank Robbery Suspect
• 5 People Escape Burning Home In Berthoud
• Donate Life: Become An Organ, Eye, And Tissue Donor
• Four-Star Recruit K.J. Simpson Gives Commitment To CU Buffs
• Former Cowboys Center Travis Frederick Ready For The NFL Draft In More Ways Than One
• Jury Finds Brendan Hunt Of Queens Guilty Of Threatening To Kill Members Of Congress
• Legendary Pittsburgh Steelers Scout Bill Nunn Enshrined In Pro Football Hall Of Fame
• Trapped Pickup Driver Rescued Following Crash Involving 18-Wheeler In Denton
• Finch Owners Say Birds Can Be A Big Source Of Money In Singing Races, Leading To Illegal Smuggling
• Signs Of Hope At The Greater Chicago Food Depository As Demand Lowers, But Food Insecurity Still Higher Than Before Pandemic
• 75 Baltimore-Area Kids Getting Vaccinated As Part Of Moderna Trial
• High Court Rules Brookline Firefighter Was Wrongfully Fired After Reporting Racist Work Environment
• Quincy Man Gets Probation For Selling Fake COVID-19 Protection
• Global Supertanker Could Change Mission To Help COVID Response
• 3 Killed After Car Rear-Ended Twice On Highway 99 In Sacramento County
• Northglenn Senior Hub Hands Out 500 Boxes Of Food To Those In Need
• Nearly 30 Bay Area Schools Added To List Of California Distinguished Schools
• Columbus mayor requests federal probe of city's police department
• Coalition For The Homeless Report Finds State, Local Policies Made Things Worse For Single Homeless Adults
• COVID In Colorado: Some Public School Districts Call For End To Student Quarantines
• Colorado Parks & Wildlife Holding Education Session On Gray Wolf Re-Introduction
• Clarifying COVID: Can Fully Vaccinated People Still Transmit COVID To Others?
• Largest Playable Guitar In The World On Display At Exhibit Dedicated To Instrument That Rocked The World
• Potholes, Potholes, Everywhere: Commuters, Lawmakers Say Long Island Expressway Is A Minefield Like Never Before
• New Ordinance Requires Berkeley Police Accountability Board To Approve Purchases of Militarized Equipment
• NYC Comptroller, Mayoral Candidate Scott Stringer Accused Of Groping Former Intern
• Carjacker Stole Vehicle During Test Drive, Shrewsbury Police Say
• Six-Foot Social Distancing Rule Misses Bigger Risks, MIT Experts Say
• SFPUC Extends Emergency Assistance for Customers Affected by COVID-19
• Alonzo Mourning Passes Out Much-Needed Meals To Families At Overtown Youth Center
• Vacaville Resident Victor Serriteno Accused Of Starting Deadly Markley Fire
• 5-Year-Old Jewel Alexis-Josey, Of Brooklyn, Invited To Speak At Annual White House Prayer For Our Nation To Spread Her Message: 'Only Love Conquers All'
• Pa. School District In U.S. Supreme Court Seeking To Expand A School's Right To Discipline Off-Campus Student Speech
• COVID VACCINE: Despite Generous Supply Of Vaccines, Some Californians Struggle To Obtain One
• Mom Pushes To Change Names Of Schools Named After Controversial Historic Figures
• As COVID-19 Rages On In India, New Jerseyans Are Stepping Up To Help Those Struggling
• Facebook Reports Soaring Quarterly Ad Revenue In 1st Quarter, Stock Jumps
• Carleton College To Require COVID Vaccinations Before Fall Semester
• While New Jersey Nursing Home Staff Vaccination Lags, Gov. Murphy Touts State's Overall Rates
• Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava Urges People To Continue To Wear Masks & Social Distance Around Strangers
• With COVID Restrictions In Place, Summer Camps Filling Up Fast In Miami-Dade
• Return Of The Rush: More Drivers Hitting The Road During The COVID-19 Pandemic
• NYPD Investigating Vandalism At Staten Island Church
• Camera Found Inside Bathroom At Target In Richland Township
• Inside Afghanistan as U.S. prepares for troop withdrawal
• Black Students In Big Lake Hope Racist Prom Proposal Incident Won't Be 'Swept Under The Rug'
• COVID Latest: Maryland Lifts Outdoor Mask Mandate, All Outdoor Dining Restrictions
• Contra Costa CHP Arrest Repeat Offender Motorcyclist For Speeding, Reckless Driving
• NBA Suspends Marcus Smart For Threatening Game Official
• AG Healey Says Public Employees Should Be Required To Get Vaccinated
• Robots Test Wastewater For COVID-19 To Help Schools Re-Open Safely
• Sarver Family Believes Missing Clydesdale Horse Was Stolen
• Police: Suspect Made Anti-Gay Statements In Unprovoked Attack Caught On Video At Midtown CVS
• Medical Experts Push Back Herd Immunity Projections In Dallas County Due To Slowing Vaccination Rates
• 'Sports And Social' Opens Thursday At Live! Casino & Hotel Maryland
• Philadelphia Mills Mall Shooting: Gregory Smith Arrested In Slaying Of Dominic Billa-Lewis In Food Court Last Month
• Mass. Businesses Prepare For Final Phase Of Reopening - Some With Joy, Some With Frustration
• Car And RTD Train Collide On A Line In Aurora
• Tornado, Flash Flood Watches In Effect Through Parts Of North Texas
• COVID In Florida: 5,178 New Cases, 76 Additional Deaths Reported Wednesday
• New Rochelle Lawmakers Excited About Potential Of President Biden's American Families Plan
• Attleboro Police Search For Carjacker Caught On Video
• Maryland Finalizes $577M Settlement For HBCU Federal Lawsuit
• Fox Chapel Swimmer Zoe Skirboll Ready To Conquer Olympic Trials This Summer
• Pfizer, Moderna Vaccines Reduce COVID-19 Hospitalizations Risk By 94% Among Older Adults, CDC Study Says
• State Aims To Tackle Education Achievement Gap For Black Boys
• Florida Panthers Clinch A Playoff Berth, And Start Thinking Bigger
• Woman Arrested Following Bomb Scare At Marin County Jail, Vehicle Burglaries
• Charged In Deadly New Year's Day Crash, Alex Garcia To Seek Bond Friday
• Thousands Of COVID-19 Vaccine Doses At Pennsylvania Convention Center In Danger Of Going To Waste
• Penn, Princeton Under Fire Over Mishandling Of Remains Of 2 Children Killed In MOVE Bombing
• 'Start With The Basics': How To Explain Climate Change To Children
• Local Music Scene Mourning Sudden Death Of Billy Franze of Dr. Mambo's Combo
• 'Something Closer To Normal': Wild Open Ticket Sales To General Public
• Republican State Sen. Manny Diaz Calls Centner Academy's Stance On COVID Vaccine 'Pretty Ridiculous' & 'Dangerous'
• Affidavit Says Former Radio Host Justin Frazell Sexually Assaulted Woman After Station Event
• Small Plane Crashes Near Wickham Lake In Warwick, New York
• Texas Bill For Permanent Alcohol To-Go Heads To Governor's Desk
• Man Develops Blood Clot After Getting Johnson And Johnson Vaccine
• Minneapolis Man Manuel Mandujano Found Dead In Dakota County
• Keller @ Large: As Biden Exudes Confidence, These Are Tough Times To Be President
• Three Defendants In Ahmaud Arbery Killing Charged With Federal Hate Crimes
• Unsealed videos show Officer Brian Sicknick during riot
• From Snapchat To The Supreme Court: Justices To Weigh Free Speech Case Of Pennsylvania Cheerleader
• Marvin Scott's In-Custody Death At Collin County Jail Ruled 'Homicide' By Medical Examiner
• Riot suspect who put his feet on Pelosi's desk released from jail
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• Oakland Police Seek Help With Unsolved Homicide Of Henry Texada On One-Year Anniversary
• Apple profits more than double on pandemic-stoked iPhone sales
• Road To Reopening: New Jersey Summer Camps Allowed To Open For Season
• COVID Progress: New York Restaurants Can Now Serve Just Alcoholic Drinks, No More Food Order Requirement
• Judge Blocks Public Release Of Video In Andrew Brown Jr. Shooting
• Red Balloon League Cape Day
• Johnson & Johnson Vaccine For Men Only? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your COVID Questions
• COVID Progress: With Memorial Day Approaching, Long Island Lawmakers Say It's Time For Beach Capacity To Be Increased
• New Law Requires Wisconsin Schools To Teach The Holocaust, Other Genocides
• Police: Suspected Roseville Wallet Thief Withdrew $11K From Victim
• Philadelphians Embrace Summer-Like Temperatures On Beautiful Wednesday
• Aguilar's 5th HR In 6 Games Leads Marlins Over Brewers 6-2
• Massachusetts Reports 1,392 New COVID Cases, 12 Additional Deaths
• Suspect In Dallas Police Custody After Shooting On I-35E In Denton, Victim In Critical Condition
• Charges Added In 2020 Plot To Kidnap Governor Whitmer
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Positivity Rate Under 4%, Hospitalizations Drop
• Starting May 1, Marylanders Can Book Their Own COVID-19 Vaccine Appointments
• Gilroy Garlic Festival Organizers Promote New Events After Pandemic Forced Festival's Shut Down Last Year
• Cicadas May Be Emerging Earlier Due To Climate Change
• Facebook profits soar nearly 50% as online ads rebound
• Methamphetamine Worth $1.9M Hidden In Chevy Malibu Seized By U.S. Customs And Border Protection Officers
• Leslie Jones To Host MTV Movie & TV Awards Next Month
• Philadelphia Authorities Unveil Latest Plans To Keep Children Safe From Gun Violence This Summer
• Buxton Goes 5 For 5 In Twins' 10-2 Rout Of Indians
• Promises President Biden kept and broke in his first 100 days
• COVID Latest: Mask Mandates Remain Indoors While Dining, Shopping In Maryland
• Judge Accepts 'Bullhorn Lady' Rachel Powell's Apology For Wearing Mesh Mask
• Family Of Lymond Moses Announces Lawsuit Against New Castle County, Police Department
• ACE Train Adds Additional Stockton-To-San Jose Trip As Collapsed Ridership Inches Back
• CHP: Driver Dies After Motorcycle Rider Comes Crashing Through Windshield
• Texas Leaders Announce Release Of $11.2B In Federal Funding For Public Schools
• Crews Fighting House Fire In Westminster
• Woman, 48, And Girl, 16, Killed In Head-On Crash Near Turlock
• What Biden will say in his first address to Congress
• Robert Williams Set To Return For Celtics Wednesday Night Vs. Hornets
• Fed calls inflation "transitory," holds interest rates steady
• Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther Requests Federal Probe Into City's Police Following Series Of Deadly Shootings Of Black People
• Amazon, Delta and Tesla among companies backing LGBTQ bill
• Alligator Causes Traffic Issues On Bridge Of Texas Highway
• Probe Into Fatal Police Shooting Of Anthony Alvarez Is One Of Seven CPD Shootings This Year Under Investigation By COPA
• Decomposing Body Found At Lake Chabot Regional Park
• Personal Info Accessed During Hack Of MPLS Parking App
• FTC finds over 400,000 COVID-related scams since pandemic
• 19-Year-Old Shot In Southeast Baltimore Overnight Tuesday
• Baltimore County Police Release Body-Worn Camera Footage, 911 Call In Shooting Of Suspect Samuel Andrew Arnold
• 'Really Wouldn't Faze Me': Penn State LB Micah Parsons Not Worried About If He Falls In First Round Of 2021 NFL Draft
• New York will lift all curfews on restaurants and bars in May
• Concerts And Food Trucks Coming To Downtown Jeanette
• Jose Daniel Cuenca-Zuniga Charged In Death Of 19-Year-Old Yadhira Romero Martinez
• Judge blocks public release of video in Andrew Brown Jr. shooting
• Long Beach Expands Hours For No-Appointment COVID Vaccines At Convention Center
• Pfizer, Moderna COVID-19 Vaccines Reduces Hospitalization Risk By 94% Among Older Adults, CDC Study Says
• Astronaut Michael Collins, Piloted Apollo 11 During 1st Manned Lunar Landing, Dies At 90
• Villa Park Man Arrested For Carjacking Amazon Driver
• Cicadas May Be Emerging Earlier Due To Climate Change
• How Much Do Essential Workers In Michigan Make?
• Biden Reportedly Expected To Announce Ban On Menthol Cigarettes
• 3 Juveniles Charged With Murder Of 15-Year-Old Girl In Mesquite
• Valspar Championship Preview: Copperhead Course At Innisbrook 'Doesn't Necessarily Just Play To One Style,' Says CBS Sports Trevor Immelman
• Gov. Tom Wolfs Tours Washington County Vaccine Clinic As Around 50% Of Pennsylvanians Have Gotten First Doses
• Texas House Passes Bill Targeting Puppy Mills, Protecting Pets
• Seal Beach Man Loses $140K In Lottery Scam
• COVID-19 pill could be ready by year's end, Pfizer CEO says
• It's All In The Family As Michael Porter Jr. Squares Off Against Brother Jontay On An NBA Court For The First Time
• Denver Police Officer Jacob Marsh Arrested On Investigation Of Vehicular Assault Charges After Head-On Crash
• Survey On Linking Communities And Neighborhoods Using Trails
• Panthers Trade Teddy Bridgewater To Broncos, Where He Has A Vikings Connection
• So Cal Weather: We're Heating Up The Rest Of The Week
• Lowell Police Hope Cross Pendant Will Help Public Identify Man Whose Body Was Found In Canal
• Schefter: Trading For Bridgewater Doesn't Take Broncos Out Of QB Market In 1st Round
• EAT SEE PLAY: Local Pick Me Ups
• Police Seek 2 Suspects In Double Shooting On Detroit's East Side
• Broncos Trade 6th Round Pick For Journeyman Quarterback Teddy Bridgewater
• Maryland Launches Statewide Movement To Heal Those Affected By Trauma
• State Looking To Allow Adults To Add Parents To Health Insurance Plans
• Pittsburgh Weather: Severe Storms Could Bring Large Hail, Gusty Winds
• Supreme Court weighs free speech case of Pennsylvania cheerleader punished for salty Snapchat
• California Mulls Letting Adults Add Parents To Health Plans
• Pennsylvania Resources Council Hosting Household Chemical Collection Event
• Texas Sheriffs 'Overwhelmed', Say Border Situation 'Depleting Resources'
• Chicago Weather: Strong Storms With Possible Hail On The Way
• Serial Robber Strikes Again In Queens, Slashes 2 More Workers, Police Say
• COVID In Colorado: SCL Health Begins To See 'Tipping Point' In Vaccine Demand And Supply
• In India, a scramble for vaccines as COVID deaths top 200,000
• Walmart Worker Tipped Authorities In Arrest Of Moorhead Mosque Vandalism Suspect
• Modesto Man, 38, Left With Major Injuries After Hit-And-Run In Delhi
• 2021 NFL Draft: Kyle Pitts, Philadelphia Native & Florida Tight End, Could Make History If Selected In Top 5
• CDC: Pfizer, Moderna Vaccines Reduce COVID-19 Hospitalization Risk By 94% For Older Adults
• Report: Judge Dismisses French Laundry Lawsuit Against Insurer Over COVID-19 Relief
• Mile High United Way Teams Up With Lyft For Transportation To COVID Vaccine Appointments
• Michigan Pizzeria Owner Fights To Reopen Restaurant After Being Arrested For Allegedly Violating COVID-19 Regulations
• LA Motorcycle Deputy Seriously Hurt In Valencia Wreck
• Bumper Crop Of Valedictorians At High School In Texas -- All Have 5.0 GPA
• Florida House Backs Social Media Crackdown
• LeBron James Rookie Card Goes For Record $5.2M
• COVID In Illinois: 2,728 New Cases, More Than 9 Million Vaccine Doses Given In The State
• Pennsylvania State System Of Higher Education Advances University Merger Plan
• Sean Christopher Shifflett Charged In Murder Of His Father After Fight
• Oprah One-On-One: Oprah Reveals The Childhood Trauma She Kept Hidden Until Now
• Sheriff's Office Investigated Bomb Threat At Oriole Elementary In Lauderdale Lakes
• Driver Accused In Stabbing Of Suffolk County Police Officer Indicted On 10 Charges, Including Aggravated Assault
• Dylan Shakespeare Robinson Gets 4 Years For Role In Burning 3rd Precinct
• Tyree Robinson, Among Baltimore's Most Wanted, Arrested On 7 Open Warrants
• Former Uber Driver Gets 46 Years To Life For Raping, Stealing From Passengers In Central California
• Minn. Supreme Court Sends PolyMet Mine Dispute Back To DNR For More Hearings
• Woman In Critical Condition After Being Rescued From West View Fire
• Feds execute search warrant at Rudy Giuliani's home
• Michael Collins, Apollo 11 astronaut, has died
• Suburban Westmont High School Wins Scholastic Bowl
• Opioid Use, Fentanyl Deaths In Maryland Spike Amid Pandemic
• UPDATED LIST: Which Colleges Will Require COVID Vaccination For Students This Fall
• Shooting In San Francisco Mission District Leaves Victim With Life-Threatening Injuries
• CDC Study: Pfizer, Moderna Vaccines Reduce COVID-19 Hospitalization Risk By 94% Among Older Adults
• As Black Bears Emerge From Hibernation, Wildlife Officials Warn Western Maryland Residents, Visitors To Keep Food, Grills Stowed Away
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 3,686 New Cases, 57 Additional Deaths
• Miami Weather: Warm & Breezy, A Few Sprinkles Possible On The Breeze
• Richard Barnett, Man Who Put His Feet On Speaker Pelosi's Desk During Capitol Riot, To Be Released From Jail
• Bronzeville Winery Opening Later This Summer, And Owners Hope It Helps Inspire Future Entrepreneurs
• CDC Study: Pfizer, Moderna Vaccines Reduce COVID-19 Hospitalization Risk By 94% Among Older Adults
• 2 Houses Damaged By Fire In Monessen
• COVID In Minnesota: State Reports 22 More Deaths Due To Virus; Positivity Rate Continues Sliding Down
• 4 Sought In Armed Robbery Attempt In Irvine Shopping Center
• ACLU calls on Biden administration to close dozens of ICE facilities
• Motorcyclist Killed In Crash With Minivan Stopped In Wrong Direction On I-93 In Wilmington
• Another Crude Oil Pipeline Dispute Raises Tensions Between U.S. And Canada
• Prince George's County Police Officer Indicted For Allegedly Assaulting Teenager
• NYPD: Boys, Ages 12 And 13, Robbed At Gunpoint By Suspects In Gray Van
• South Florida Schools Named Among America's Best
• Brockton To Name New Street Marvin Hagler Drive After Legendary Boxing Champ
• Chauvin trial juror reveals details of the deliberations
• Child Tax Credit: How Much Money Can Parents Expect In Monthly Payments?
• Santa Clara County Residents Asked To Voluntarily Cut Water Use By 25 Percent
• Tampa Bay Buccaneers Reportedly Re-Sign Antonio Brown To One-Year Deal
• American Catholic Bishops Looking To Punish Biden, Other Politicians For Supporting Abortion
• Police: Jarrod Powell Arrested In Vicious Attack On Asian Man In East Harlem
• MyTurn COVID Vaccine Appointment Website Gets Low Marks From Critics
• Gophers Basketball: U Of M Board Of Regents Votes To Approve Contract For New Head Coach Ben Johnson
• Biden's address to Congress has American Sign Language interpretation
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 242 New Cases, 4 Additional Deaths
• Delaware Officials: Murder Of 21-Year-Old Woman In Smyrna Believed To Be Connected To Homicide Outside Middle School
• Epicurious to stop posting beef recipes, citing climate change
• Michigan Judge Hears Arguments Over Virus Tests For School Athletes
• Proposed Bill Would Bar New Hampshire From Requiring COVID Vaccine 'Passports'
• Officer accused of killing Andre Hill pleads not guilty to new charge
• Oakland County Sheriff's Re-Cycle For Kids Program To Collect Bikes For Children In Need
• Couple Found In Miami International Airport Dispute, No Charges Will Be Filed
• The Leftover Pizza Hack Using A Waffle Maker That Blew Dr. Oz's Mind
• Tim Scott to deliver GOP rebuttal to Biden's joint address
• Where's The Pride? Celtics Keep Redefining 'Rock Bottom'
• At Least One Tesla Autopilot Feature Was Active During Texas Crash That Killed 2
• Tiburon Stolen Vehicle Suspect Arrested In SoCal After Claiming To Have Been Kidnapped
• Biden at 100 days: How immigration policy has — and hasn't — changed
• Car Flips Over Onto Front Yard Of South Sacramento Home
• COVID Impact: NYC Schools Hiring Hundreds Of Social Workers, Psychologists To Provide Mental Health Support, Screenings For Students
• LAUSD Reopens School Playgrounds Next Week
• Sports Betting Wagers In Colorado Reached The $2 Billion Mark In March
• McKeesport Area School District Set To Host COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic
• Former Uber Driver Gets 46 Years To Life For Raping, Stealing From Passengers In Central California
• NorCal Police Release Bodycam Video Showing Man Being Pinned For 5 Minutes Before Death
• Michigan House Votes To Move August Primary To June
• 'Abhorrent And Intolerable': MBTA Bus Driver Ali Ennab Charged With Sexually Assaulting Passenger
• Gov. Whitmer Names Miguel Cabrera Co-Chair Of Protect Michigan Commission To Encourage COVID-19 Vaccinations
• Vacaville Officer Seen Punching K-9 Partner During Training Reassigned
• Frozen Vs. Take-Out Pizza – Which Will Win Dr. Oz's Ultimate Food Showdown?
• Open Table: Back To The Table
• Pedestrian Struck By Car Along Power Inn Road
• Tuukka Rask Bounces Back, Stymies Penguins In Much-Needed Victory For Bruins
• Wild Weather: Colorado Experiences Tornados, Hail, Lightning, Flooding Rain, And Heavy Snow
• Weather Blog: Taste Of Summer
• Largest Old World Vulture Hatches At Zoo Miami
• Some are opting to get the COVID-19 vaccine at bars
• New England Living: Inside Taza Chocolate's Somerville Factory
• See Which Colorado Attractions USA Today Picked As Nominees For Its Post-Pandemic List Of Places To Visit
• Nearly $1.5 Million In Hard Narcotics Seized At U.S.-Mexico Border Last Weekend
• 'Nothing Beats Simply Walking In,' Some Smaller Vaccine Clinics Have Plenty Available Now
• Napa County Man Convicted Of Multiple Child Molestations; Faces Life In Prison
• Island In Narragansett Bay Has Just One Home And It's For Sale
• Florida Official Orders Workers To Vaccinate Or Risk Being Fired
• High Schools Return To In-Person Learning Gives Seniors 'Some Sense Of Closure,' Says Education Commissioner
• Tigers Beat White Sox 5-2
• Davis Good Samaritans Stop Vicious Attack On Beloved Homeless Woman
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Breakthrough Infections
• Texas Port Pushing To Restart Cruise Industry, Some Ships Returning This Weekend
• PTL Links: April 28, 2021
• Cooking With Rania: Lemon Strawberry Tart
• Shortage Of Workers To Fill Jobs Leading To Higher Costs For Consumers
• Olympic spirit is hard to find in Japan as vaccine rollout stumbles
• Officials With The CDC Say 1 In 4 Texans Are Now Fully Vaccinated Against COVID-19
• Using at-home tests to combat the spread of coronavirus
• Florida Lawmakers To Vote Friday On $101.5 Billion Budget
• Red Wings Shut Out, Blue Jackets Win In Shootout
• Garrett Richards Has Best Outing With Red Sox After Simplifying Delivery
• American Freedom Insurance Company Refusing To Pay For Crash Victim's Repairs After They Can't Reach Their Own Client, Who Caused The Wreck
• Lack Of Qualified Drivers Could Lead To Summer Gas Shortage
• Philadelphia Weather: Temperatures To Skyrocket Into Mid-Upper 80s Giving Region Taste Of Late August
• What Biden's genocide remark means to Turkey, and to Armenians
• Former Delaware River Waterfront Corporation Bookkeeper Allegedly Stole $2.6 Million To Fund Lavish Lifestyle
• Dallas Shooting On Meyers Street Leaves 1 Dead, Police Searching To Killer
• Report: Westmoreland County Commissioners Approve Several Drop Off Locations For Mail-In Ballots
• Michigan Lottery Results For Tuesday, April 27, 2021
• New York Weather: CBS2's 4/28 Wednesday Afternoon Forecast
• St. Cloud Police Investigating After Armed Robbery In J.C. Penney Store
• Pennsylvania Bar Association President Resigns
• WATCH LIVE: Gov. Wolf To Discuss Pennsylvania's Vaccination Efforts, Vaccine Hesitancy
• Missing Miami Teen Brianna Claro Found, Reunited With Her Family
• U.S. Launches Operation Targeting Migrant-Smuggling Gangs
• Many Americans crushed by medical debt as pandemic drags on
• Harry, Meghan and the Bidens to appear at vaccine benefit concert
• Britney Spears to address court overseeing her conservatorship
• FBI launches probe into death of Black man killed by deputies
• No designated survivor set for Biden's address before Congress
• New video shows moments before Andrew Brown Jr. killed
• A Breath Of Fresh Air: CDC Updates Mask Guidance For Fully Vaccinated People
• Millions of Americans missed 2nd COVID vaccine appointment
• China expert on Biden's approach to Beijing - "Intelligence Matters"
• Middle-class families may have a tax rate of zero — or less
• 25,000 barrels found at toxic dump site off LA coast
• Biden to call for universal preschool in first address to Congress
• Dallas Mavericks Have 2nd-Biggest NBA Scoring Run As Luka Scores 39 To Top Golden State
• Justices to weigh free speech case of Pennsylvania cheerleader
• CDC relaxes mask guidelines for fully vaccinated Americans
• Man charged after allegedly threatening to kill Black woman
• Six Flags New England Reopening May 14
• Brotherly Love: Food Bank Of South Jersey's Chef Kita Inspiring Clients With Online Cooking Show
• Miami school won't employ vaccinated people
• Queen Elizabeth makes first public appearance since husband's funeral
• Pennsylvania Senate Republicans Pass Bill Halting PennDOT's Plan To Toll Nine Bridges
• Driver Runs Red Light, Crashes Into Police SUV In Englewood Crash
• Man caught at JFK trying to smuggle 35 birds in his clothing
• LIRR Conductor Jonathan Yellowday Commended For Returning Tray Of Diamond Engagement Rings Left On Train
• Pittsburgh Weather: Strong Storms Possible On Wednesday
• Small Earthquake Rattles Nerves In Oakland Hills; '4 Seconds Of Pure Anxiety'
• Children's Health Cape Day
• Chicago Weather: Showers, Thunderstorms Ahead Wednesday
• 2 Men Injured In Southwest Philadelphia Shooting
• Philadelphia Police: Man Found Shot To Death In Olney
• Centennial Pharmacy Forced To Throw Away Over 500 Expired Pfizer Doses As Concern Over Vaccine Hesitancy Grows
• Why Biden's speech isn't called the State of the Union
• Shooting At Apartment Complex Leaves 2 People Dead, 1 Injured In Easton
• 'It's Baffling': Parents Confused After Centner Academy Announces They Won't Employ People Who Have Been Vaccinated
• SEE IT: Standby Passengers At Center Of Miami International Airport Brawl
• Massachusetts Announces Final Phase Of Reopening Plan: 4 Things To Know
• Woman Shot, Killed In Smyrna Middle School Parking Lot, Prompting Lockdown
• Measure Passed By Pittsburgh City Council Seeks To Lower Speed Limits On City Streets
• Wednesday's Child: 14-Year-Old Matthew
• Mercy Hospital Staff Honors Nurse's Retirement With Drive-By Ceremony
• One Person Killed In Motorcycle Crash In Beechview
• Dog Snatched From Sacramento Nail Salon Returned To Owner
• University Of Pittsburgh Reports Drop In COVID-19 Cases Among Students
• Pittsburgh Police Tow 17 Abandoned Vehicles In Five Neighborhoods
• Legionella Bacteria Found In 2 Sinks At West Virginia Hospital
• 3 West Virginia Men Sentenced In Slaying Of A Man And Woman
• Derek Chauvin Trial: Juror Brandon Mitchell Says There Was No Pressure To Reach A Guilty Verdict
• New York Weather: CBS2's 4/28 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• Durant, Nets Rally Past Raptors, Clinch Playoff Spot

Videos from April 28, 2021

• Inside the crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border
• Ex-Obama speechwriter analyzes Biden's first address to Congress
• 85% of viewers approve of Biden's address to Congress, CBS News polling says
• Breaking down Biden's first address to a joint session of Congress
• Analyzing Biden's first address to joint session of Congress
• Senator Tim Scott delivers Republican response to President Biden's address to Congress
• Biden concludes speech: "We have to prove that democracy still works"
• Biden on protecting the right to vote
• Biden calls for Congress to pass immigration reform bill
• Biden says Congress must act on gun safety reforms
• Biden on corporate America and the wealthy paying their fair share of taxes
• Biden on Affordable Care Act and lowering prescription drug costs
• Biden introduces American Families Plan, focusing on child care and paid leave
• Biden introduces American Families Plan, focusing on education
• Biden says it's "within our power" to end cancer and pushes for increased health research
• Biden on supporting unions, raising minimum wage and equal pay
• Biden says jobs can help curb climate crisis
• Biden discusses economic relief, rental assistance and cutting child poverty in half
• Biden touts number of COVID vaccinations in first 100 days in office
• Biden discusses crisis and opportunity during first speech to Congress
• Biden delivers first address to joint session of Congress
• Congressman Jim Clyburn on President Biden's first 100 days in office
• "Any threat around the world is a threat to us all," says infectious disease expert
• Historian discusses first 100 days as benchmark for U.S. presidents
• Full interview: Majority Leader Steny Hoyer on Biden's proposals expected in address to Congress
• Migrant family from Nicaragua speaks to CBS News about harrowing journey to U.S. border
• The state of voting rights 100 days into Biden's term
• Biden to meet with bipartisan congressional leaders
• Apollo 11 astronaut Michael Collins has died at 90
• Suspects charged with hate crimes in Ahmaud Arbery's death
• Biden to unveil American Families Plan during address to Congress
• House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer on Biden's American Families Plan
• Supreme Court weighs teen cheerleader's free speech case
• Inside Afghanistan as U.S. prepares for troop withdrawal
• U.S. faces surplus of COVID vaccine as demand slows
• White House deputy press secretary on Biden's speech and plans for jobs and families
• Feds raid Rudy Guiliani's NYC apartment amid Ukraine investigation
• Biden to face fight over rescue plans totaling $4 trillion
• Biden to promote policy agenda in address to Congress
• Remembering Apollo 11 astronaut Michael Collins, dead at age 90
• CDC: COVID-19 vaccine drastically cuts hospitalizations
• Capitol security tightened for Biden's speech
• 4/28: Red and Blue
• New York to end curfew on bars and restaurants in May
• Law professor discusses reform proposals in wake of police killings
• Supreme Court hears case on student's free speech rights on Snapchat
• Capitol riot suspect Richard Barnett, who famously posed on Nancy Pelosi's desk, released from jail
• Bodycam video shows police fatally shooting Anthony Alvarez
• COVID wave plunges India into health crisis
• History to be made during Biden's first address to Congress
• The Royals Report: Britain's two-week national mourning for Prince Philip ends
• California Governor Gavin Newsom to face recall election
• Biden plans to unveil American Families Plan during address to Congress
• Federal agents execute search warrant at Rudy Giuliani's home
• What to expect from President Biden's address to Congress
• Bodycam video shows California man who died after officers pinned him to ground for 5 minutes
• Congressman Ro Khanna says U.S. doing "good job" mobilizing COVID-19 supplies for India
• Exclusive look at asylum-seeking process as Biden prepares to tackle immigration in address to Congress
• Report exposes ease of tracking U.S. soldiers' mobile phones, raising security concerns
• What to expect from Biden's first presidential address to Congress
• Ransomware group hacks sensitive data from Washington, D.C., police department
• WorldView: India's COVID catastrophe; Boko Haram seizes new territory
• The Solutions Project's Mark Ruffalo and Gloria Walton on climate justice, focus on frontline
• Assessing Biden's handling of issues related to race in his first 100 days
• Louisiana town rolls out "Shots for Shots" campaign to encourage COVID vaccination
• Derek Chauvin trial Juror 52 speaks out about proceedings, deliberating a guilty verdict
• States trying to entice vaccine holdouts by offering them money, free booze
• Press secretary on new CDC mask guidance, President Biden's address to joint session of Congress
• Biden reveals American Families Plan ahead of first address to Congress
• Biden expected to focus on new proposals in address to Congress
• 4/28: CBSN AM
• Consumers targeted in scams related to COVID-19
• Doctor on wearing face masks & two new reports of blood clots