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Articles from April 29, 2021

• Driver Shot, Crashes on Highway 4 Off-Ramp in Pittsburg
• Road to Recovery: Economists Say It's a Good Time for Jobseekers
• Triple Shooting On San Francisco Market St. Leaves 1 Dead, 2 Injured
• Man Admits To Being Drunk, High While Walking With Shotgun Near Elementary School In Amador County, Deputies Say
• San Jose Police Nab One of Two Suspects in Brazen Car-Invasion Robberies
• Inside The Mind Of A Hoarder: 'We Are Isolated. We Are Shunned.'
• No Wiggle Room: Dog Rescued From Tight Space Between San Francisco Buildings
• Man Killed In Rancho Dominguez Shooting
• Bay Area Football Phenom Najee Harris Drafted by Steelers
• State Of Colorado Investigating 'Puppy Slinger' Who Sold Puppies At Adoption Events
• Shots Fired At Deputy On Patrol In Compton
• Anaheim Jury Finds Police Largely Responsible For Christopher Eisinger's Death, Awards Family Nearly $1.8M In Damages
• Blow Dart Removed From Turkey's Neck After Being Seen In Rancho Cordova
• Poudre School Board Encouraged To Remove Resource Officers Even After Survey Finds They're Wanted
• 71-Year-Old Pilot Survives Ultralight Plane Crash at Lake Mendocino
• 22-Year-Old Woman, Boyfriend Killed When Suspect Slams Into Car During Pursuit Near LAX
• Sacramento Detectives Investigate After Man Killed In Oak Park Shooting
• Genesis Giveaway
• Denver Broncos 1st Round Pick: CB Patrick Surtain II From Alabama
• Chicago Weather: Cooler By The Lake Friday After An Evening Of Strong Winds Thursday
• NFL Draft: Bears Trade Up To Pick 11, Take Justin Fields
• Denver Broncos Fans Excited About 1st Round Draft Pick Patrick Surtain II, Return To Empower Field At Mile High
• ONLY ON 2: Man Poses As Customer Before Robbing Southwest Side Hot Dog Stand And Then Apologizes; He Is Suspected In 3 More Robberies Nearby
• Pilot, 71, Escapes After Ultralight Plane Crashes Into Lake Mendocino
• Cease Pitches Shutout As White Sox Pound Tigers, Sweep Doubleheader
• Future Denver Developers Must Promote Alternatives To Driving
• Focus Shifts To Younger, Hesitant, Busy Coloradans In Next COVID Vaccine Push
• Man, Woman Suspected Of Stealing Car Taken Into Custody After Hours-Long Standoff In Irvine Ends
• O'Reilly Scores 2nd Of Game In OT, Blues Beat Wild 5-4
• Blackhawks Edged By Panthers In Overtime
• Newsom Meets With San Fernando Small Business Owners, Signs $6.2B Tax Relief Measure
• Cubs Find Their Bats, Beat Braves To Snap 5-Game Skid
• Most Of LA, Ventura, San Bernardino Counties Are Now In 'Severe Drought': Report
• Disneyland Preps For Limited Reopening Friday
• 'That's Abuse': Parent Of Transgender Athlete Speaks Out Again Legislation Banning Participation In Girls' Sports
• Mac Jones Secretly Hoped He'd End Up Getting Drafted By Patriots
• Boston Nightclub Owner Says August Reopening 'Just Doesn't Make Sense'
• Massive Marijuana Shop Opens In Boston, Said To Be Largest Dispensary On The East Coast
• Baby Owl 'Owlivia' Brings Sudbury Neighbors Together Through Backyard Webcam
• Get To Know Mac Jones - The New England Patriots Newest Quarterback
• 'August Is A Long Way Away,' Businesses Surprised NYC Reopening 7 Weeks Before Boston
• Rashawn Slater Becomes First Northwestern Wildcat To Go In Top 15 Of NFL Draft Since 1983, As He's Selected By Chargers; Cornerback Greg Newsome II Goes To Browns
• 5 Suspects Arrested In Theft Of Lady Gaga's Dogs, Shooting Of Dog Walker Ryan Fischer Including Woman Who Returned Dogs
• COPA Completes 18-Month Investigation In Anjanette Young Raid, Reports Nearly 100 Misconduct Claims Against Officers
• Police: Child Shot In Yonkers, 3 Juveniles In Custody
• WATCH: Eagles Head Coach Nick Sirianni Has Catch With Fans On Draft Night
• Mayor De Blasio Hopes To Have New York City 'Fully Reopen' Starting July 1
• 2 Injured In Shooting Outside Peter Luger Steak House In Brooklyn
• 3 Plumbers Rescue Man Who Fell Into Creek In Bethel Park
• Shaw, Lauer Lead Brewers Past Bauer, Dodgers 2-1
• NFL Draft: Ravens Select Receiver Rashod Bateman With Pick No. 27
• Bruins Score 3 Unanswered Goals In 3rd, Beat Sabres 5-2
• NFL Draft: Jets Select Zach Wilson With No. 2 Overall Pick
• 22-Year-Old Christopher Tyson Charged In The March Murders Of Two Women In Baltimore
• Vikings Take OT Christian Darrisaw As 23rd Overall Pick In NFL Draft
• Florida Lawmakers Pass Elections Bill Aimed At Making It Harder To Cast Mail Ballots
• Suspects Plead Not Guilty In Theft Of Lady Gaga's Dogs, Shooting Of Dog Walker Ryan Fischer
• Centner Academy's CEO Holds Meeting With Parents After Teacher Tells Class COVID Vaccine Is Dangerous
• Ald. Patrick Daley Thompson, Nephew And Grandson Of Former Mayors, Facing Federal Charges Tied To Collapse Of Bridgeport Bank
• Boy, 15, Charged With 2 Robberies This Week On CTA Trains In Downtown Area, In One Of Which A Victim Was Stabbed
• 11-Year-Old Girl Attacked By Pit Bull In South Side's Marynook Neighborhood
• One Person Injured In Shooting On Dan Ryan Expressway At 71st Street
• Biden Administration Announces It Will Ban Menthol Cigarettes, Flavored Cigars
• Restaurants, Retailers Struggle To Find Workers As Capacity Restrictions Ease
• Despite 6% Unemployment Rate, Restaurants In Colorado Struggle To Fill Open Positions
• Former Ald. Ricardo Munoz Indicted On Wire Fraud And Money Laundering Charges, Accused Of Using Money From Political Fund On Personal Expenses
• Dolphins Use No. 18 To Bolster D With Canes Edge Rusher Jaelan Phillips
• More Than 100 Injured In Stampede At Israeli Religious Festival
• Allegheny County Council Member Sam DeMarco Leads Push For Police-Worn Body Cameras Across County
• South Bay Water Officials Draw On Distant Reserves, Weigh Options As Drought Deepens
• How Do Communities Decide Where To Plant Trees?
• Varlamov Gets 3rd Shutout Vs. Rangers In Islanders' Win
• Rubio, Edwards Lead Wolves To 126-114 Win Over Warriors
• Rep. Joe Neguse Holds Hearing To Discuss Growing Threat Of Wildfires
• St. Paul Man Stuck In Guatemala With Serious Case Of COVID
• NFL Draft: Giants Select Receiver Kadarius Toney After Trade Down To No. 20
• St. Paul Police: Stolen Therapy Dog Reunited With Navy Veteran Owner
• Rubio, Edwards Lead Timberwolves to 126-114 Win Over Warriors
• Durant Scores 42, Nets Torch Depleted Pacers
• Sharangovich Scores Twice, Devils Beat Flyers
• Miami Dolphins Draft Alabama WR Jaylen Waddle With No. 6 Overall Pick
• WATCH: Patriots QB Mac Jones' College Highlights From Alabama
• Dwight Heath Holmes Of Elkton Arrested, Charged In Alleged Arson That Injured 4 Firefighters
• NFL Draft: Jets Trade Up To 14, Select Alijah Vera-Tucker
• NFL Draft: Chargers Select Offensive Lineman Rashawn Slater With 13th Pick
• Amazon Van With Packages Inside Stolen While Driver Makes Delivery In Old Town
• 'I Am No Friend Of Racists': 'Jeopardy!' Contestant Kelly Donohue Denies Making White Power Symbol
• Penguins Beat Capitals In Overtime, Clinch Playoff Spot
• SALT Performing Arts To Finally Premiere 'Annie' The Musical After COVID-19 Shutdown Productions In 2020
• Sacramento Police Search For Suspect Accused Of Sexually Assaults In Land Park Area
• Advocacy Group Fights India Caste System Discrimination in Silicon Valley
• Florida Lawmakers Pass COVID Vaccine 'Passport' Ban
• Patriots Draft Quarterback Mac Jones At No. 15 In 2021 NFL Draft
• COVID In Pennsylvania: Contact Tracing Breach Impacts Private Info Of 72K People
• Emergent Says Plan Coming Within Days To Fix J&J COVID Vaccine Mistake At Baltimore Plant
• Vice President Kamala Harris Marks 100 Days In Office In Baltimore, Encourages COVID Vaccinations
• Florida Man Accused Of Attacking Parents, Sibling With Samurai Sword
• Dallas Cowboys Add Help On Defense, Take Penn State Linebacker Micah Parsons With 12th Pick Of NFL Draft
• Country Fire: Brush Fire Burning Near Homes In Thousand Oaks; Evacuation Orders Lifted
• Service Restored After Water Main Breaks In Front Of Perry Hall Home
• Everett Mayor Calls Vandalism At Zion Baptist Church 'A Hate Crime'
• NFL Draft: San Francisco 49ers Take Trey Lance With No. 3 Pick
• Dog Rescued From House Fire In Folsom
• Bears Trade Up To Draft Justin Fields At No. 11 Overall
• Study: Pennsylvania Has 3rd-Best Drivers In America
• Tax Dollars To Help Defend Miami Mom Patricia Ripley, Accused Of Drowning Autistic Son
• Transgender Candidate of Color Running for San Francisco Democratic Party Chair Breaks Barriers
• Colorado Health Officials Respond To Request From 12 School Districts To Revise Student Quarantine Policy
• Anne Douglas, Philanthropist And Widow Of Actor Kirk Douglas, Dies At 102
• Former Florida Senator Bill Nelson Gets Nod To Lead NASA
• COVID Vaccines: San Francisco Doctor Opens Own Vaccination Site For His Senior Patients
• Chris McLaughlin, Top Executive At Denver International Airport, Taking Off For Dallas Airport
• Grass Valley Navy Vet Gets Fresh Start From Homes For Our Troops Organization
• Howard County, Safeway Partner To Vaccinate More Of Its Residents
• Large Fire At Abandoned Building In Hockessin Was Intentionally Set, Officials Say
• Social Media Crackdown Legislation Headed To Governor Ron Desantis
• Reward Offered For Man Sought In Armed Robbery at Joppa Marijuana Dispensary
• Former Beaver County Youth Soccer Association Treasurer Admits To Stealing $100,000
• Dallas Neighborhood Vaccine Initiative And 3 Pop-Up Events
• Domino Sugar Refinery Resumes Full Operations After Fire
• UPDATE Vegetation Fire Near Kirker Pass Road in Pittsburg Extinguished
• State Lawmakers Introduce Another Round Of Gun Control Bills
• If You're Fully Vaccinated, Should You Still Get A COVID Test?
• 49ers Take QB Trey Lance at No. 3 In 2021 NFL Draft
• 'Bottoms Up': State House Approves Extension Of Takeout, Delivery Of Alcoholic Beverages
• Brazil surpasses 400,000 coronavirus deaths
• NFL Draft: 49ers No. 3 Pick Trey Lance -- 5 Things You Need To Know
• 49ers Take Quarterback Trey Lance With Third Overall Pick In NFL Draft
• Massachusetts Senate OKs $400M Bill For New Soldiers' Home In Holyoke
• San Jose Police Arrest Man Suspected In Purse Snatchings Involving Asian American Women
• Pittsburgh Public Schools To Hold Coronavirus Vaccine Clinic At Heinz Field For Students
• UPDATE U.S. Drought Monitor Puts Most of Bay Area Under Extreme Drought Conditions
• Zach Wilson Drafted By New York Jets With Second Overall Pick In NFL Draft
• COVID In Colorado: Health Officials Seeing Rise In Middle-Aged Hospitalizations
• Person Who Was Found Inside Burned Car In Denver Has Critical Injuries
• Indian Point Energy Center In Westchester County Permanently Closes Friday
• 4 Shot, 1 Fatally In Separate Baltimore Shootings Thursday
• What Started As Group Of Anti-Vax Moms Led By Stockton Woman Is Now 'Mamalitia'
• Families Of Eric Garner, Others Killed By Police Meet With Senators To Discuss Police Reform Legislation
• 2 UPMC Hospitals Using Robots To Replace Knees
• Best Buy's President Leaving After 17 Years At Chain
• OC Supervisor Don Wagner Clarifies Questioning About False Claim That COVID Vaccines Include Trackers
• Valley High School Teacher Accused Of Sending Sexual Texts To Underage Student
• Armed Suspect Accused Of Killing Man Is Arrested After Standoff In Yuba City
• Diesel Fuel Drivers In Short Supply As Gas Prices Rise
• Rodón Strikes Out 12, White Sox Beat Slumping Tigers In First Game Of Doubleheader
• After Deadliest Year For Motorcycles On Colorado Roads, The Focus Is On Helmet Safety
• COVID Vaccine In New York: All State-Run Mass Vaccination Sites Now Accepting Walk-Ins
• Gas Leak Prompts Road Closures, Evacuations In Santa Monica
• 'It's Not Really A Scandal Until It Is': Practice Of 'Ghost Voting' Alive And Well At Texas Capitol
• Report: Patriots Won't Be Trading For Jimmy Garoppolo On Draft Night -- Or Anytime Soon
• San Quentin Death Row Inmate Charles Crawford Dies; Murdered Teen Girl, Man In Fremont In 1996
• Special Texas Senate Committee Holds Hearing On Constitutional Carry Bill
• Fans To Be Allowed At Bulls, Blackhawks Games, City Loosening Indoor Restrictions As COVID Numbers Improve
• Second Drive-Thru COVID-19 Vaccination Site In Chicago Opens At Chicago State University
• 9th Circuit Court Tells EPA To Make Final Decision On Chlorpyrifos Pesticide After 14 Year Battle
• COVID Vaccine: CoCo County Opens New Vaccination Clinic In Concord
• Denver Police Increase Patrols Along Federal Boulevard For Cinco de Mayo Celebrations
• President Joe Biden Eyes Expanding Renewable Energy Production In Pittsburgh
• Crews Make Progress On North Fire Which Threatened Homes In Castaic; Mandatory Evacuations Lifted
• Tom Brady Doesn't Love Seeing His Old Shirtless Picture On Twitter
• Summit Music Marks 100 Pandemic Parking Lot Concerts For Seniors, With Plans To Keep Playing
• How College Law Enforcement Programs In Minnesota Are Changing
• Red Rocks Amphitheatre reopens with tribute to pandemic heroes
• Northbound I-225 Reopens Following Crash Near E. Colfax Ave.
• Secretary of State Blinken says he'll visit Ukraine next week
• Lawmakers Revive, Pass Transgender Athlete Ban
• Miami Gardens COVID-19 Vaccination Site Wants To Curb Hesitancy In African American Community
• Couple Hit In Medford 3 Years Ago Reunited With Paramedic Who Helped Save Their Lives
• Judge Stops Short In Requiring PG&E To Consider Vegetation Risks For Power Shutoff Decisions
• Pittsburgh's OnePGH Plan Gets $115 Million From Nonprofits
• 'It's Out Of Control': Jersey Shore Rental Properties Booking Fast As Coronavirus Restrictions Eased
• After Heated Debate, City Council Committee Backs Plan To Rename Outer Lake Shore Drive After Jean Baptiste Point DuSable
• 'The Sweetest Girl': A Forbidden Love Story That Tackles #FreeHaiti Movement
• Funeral Arrangements Made For NYPD Officer Anastasios Tsakos
• Chapman's HR, Go Ahead Double Lifts A's Over Rays 3-2 In McClanahan's Debut
• Neighbors 4 Neighbors' Executive Director 'Just Flabbergasted' As Pandemic Relief Efforts Exceed $1M
• Miami-Dade County Prepares Ahead Of Peak Mosquito Season
• Aurora Authorities Capture Suspects In Carjacking That Left Woman Paralyzed
• Thousands Of Insurance Claims Already Reported For Wednesday Night's Storms In North Texas
• Local Leaders Call For Policy Changes In Response To Vandalism At Bronx Synagogues
• Cretin-Derham Hall Students Walk Out Of Class To 'End The Cycle' Of Racism
• Closer To Normal: Chicago Announces Loosened COVID-19 Restrictions
• NYPD: Suspect Followed Couple Off Subway, Stabbed Man, Pushed Woman Down Stairs Following Argument
• Baltimore City Schools To Allow Spectators At Outdoor Sporting Events Starting Friday
• David Hale's 10th-Inning Wild Pitch Dooms Phillies In Loss To Cardinals In Series Finale
• New York City Council Passes Bill Mandating IRAs For Small Business Workers
• Town Of Hempstead Bans Unlicensed Door-To-Door Solicitors Following Influx Of Resident Complaints
• New Reopening Guidelines For Water Parks Will Require Face Masks, But Not In The Water
• Hudson Baseball Fans Still Waiting To See River Hounds In Action, Seek Ticket Refunds
• Bill Would Expand Where Liquor Can Be Sold In Pennsylvania
• COVID Impact: Staten Island Catholic School Using Special Program To Prioritize Students' Mental Health
• Beaver Seen Strolling In Downtown Plano
• Miami Gardens Teacher Faces Child Molestation Charges
• Passed By Florida Senate, Police Training Bill Touted As 'Good Start'
• New Numbers Show Westmoreland County Is Making Strides In Getting Community Vaccinated
• Zoom Boom: Cosmetic Procedures Skyrocket During Pandemic
• PPP Will Likely Run Out Of Money Weeks Before May 31 Application Deadline
• Matt Chapman's Double With 2 Outs In 9th Leads A's Over Rays
• SEE IT: Homeless Man Accused Of Stealing Publix Chicken Punched During Arrest By Miami Officer
• Customs And Border Protection Employee Eddy Reyes Indicted In 2016 Kidnapping That Killed His Wife, Claudia Reyes
• New York City Schools Chancellor Calls On State To End Specialized High Schools Admissions Test
• Mayor de Blasio: City-Sponsored COVID Vaccination Sites Will Offer Mental Health Support
• New Jersey Brothers Louis And Aiden Ardine Set To Begin Walk Across America To Raise Money For Restaurant Workers
• Taste With Tori: Love And Honey Fried Chicken Combines Crunchy And Savory With Sweetness For Delicious Dinners
• Marlow Carson Charged With Killing Liibaan Baqarre During Robbery In Cedar-Riverside
• 4 Ex-Officers Could Soon Face Federal Civil Rights Violation Charges In George Floyd's Death
• Miami Weather: Plenty Of Sun, A Few Showers Possible
• Walz, DFL Lawmakers Make Policing Changes Top Issue In Final Days Of Legislative Session
• Preserve At Eisenhower Golf Course Reopening After Nature Restoration Project
• 'Hateful' Campaign Fliers In North Reading Advocate For Less Focus On Black Lives Matter In School
• MFD: Man Injured In Minneapolis Apartment Fire Dies Weeks Later
• Orioles Do The Little Things, Beat Yankees And Split Series
• New Baltimore Museum Of Art 'Now Is The Time' Exhibit Set To Focus On Equitable Art History, Opens Sunday
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• President Joe Biden's First 100 Days Has Philadelphia-Area Americans Hopeful For Next Four Years
• Red Desk Project At Sinai Hospital To Bring Awareness To Child Crime In City
• Cape Cod Businesses Struggling To Find Workers To Meet Surge In Demand
• New York Lawmakers Push For Minimum Standard Curriculum On Holocaust Education Amid Surge Of Hate Crimes
• Maryland To Receive $90M+ In Emergency Federal Funding For COVID Response
• California Trucks Salmon To Pacific Ocean; Low River Levels To Blame
• DPS Dive Team Finds Body In Irving Lake Where Missing Wife, Mother Lashun Massey Was Last Seen
• COVID In Florida: 5,666 New Cases, 55 Additional Deaths Reported Thursday
• MIT Professors Create Formula For Estimating Risk Of Indoor COVID Exposure
• Man Killed In Weekend Shooting Near San Jose State University Identified
• Crews On Scene Of Baldwin House Fire
• Teen Fighting For Life After Being Shot 8 Times In Southwest Philadelphia, Police Say
• COVID Vaccine: Paterson, N.J. Starts Initiative To Get More Muslim Residents Vaccinated
• Search Continues For Suspect In Murder Of Jermaine Thomas, Who Identified As Tiffany, Dallas Police Say
• Cruise Industry May Be Able To Resume Passenger Voyages By Mid-July
• Kidsburgh: Fred Rogers Productions Creates 'Donkey Hodie,' An Ode To 'Mister Rogers' Neighborhood'
• Bedrails sold by Walmart and others pose asphyxia risk
• Fire Breaks Out At Garage Of Rancho Cordova Home
• State Brings Farm-Raised Salmon To Ocean After Low Rivers Hurt Population
• The Pros And Cons Of Selling A Home Yourself Versus Using A Professional Realtor
• Delmar Police Cpl. Keith Heacook Dies After On-Duty Assault, Gov. Hogan Orders Flags At Half-Staff
• Broward School Board Takes First Step To Terminate Superintendent Robert Runcie
• New York City Council Votes To Make Open Streets Program Permanent
• Mullins' Sac Fly Propels Orioles Past Yankees 4-3 In 10
• COVID Vaccine: Westchester County Starting Public Awareness Campaign Aimed At Hesitant Young People
• 8-Year-Old Girl Badly Injured After Jumping From Sixth Floor Of Bronx Apartment Building To Escape Fire
• Brigantine Teacher Mindy Pomatto Gets Surprise Of Life From Phillie Phanatic, Students
• When Can Kids Get COVID Vaccines? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Questions
• Broward Schools Employee Arrested For Making Threats To Schools
• Sheriff: Citizens Help Rescue Stranded Boater From Central Minnesota Lake
• Virginia Gov. Northam Updates Mask Mandate To Align With New CDC Guidance
• Lowe's wants to hire up to 50,000 workers this spring
• Former California National Guardsman Guilty Of Trading Child Porn While On Duty Overseas
• San Quentin Death Row Inmate Dies Of Unknown Causes
• THE CW NETWORK EXTENDS ITS SUMMER 2021 SCHEDULE WITH SERIES PREMIERES AND RETURNING FAVORITES 
• Number Of Mass. Communities At High Risk For COVID Drops To 26
• Philadelphia Graduating Senior's Academic Achievements Already Opening Big Doors
• University Of Colorado Boulder Freshman Thinks Fall COVID Vaccine Requirement Is 'Pretty Solid'
• Ravens Draft 2021: Baltimore Has Two Picks In Round 1
• White farmers seeking loan forgiveness sue U.S. government
• Massachusetts Reports 1,260 New COVID Cases, 16 Additional Deaths
• Oakland Police Arrest 3, Seize 2 Guns After Armed Carjacking Near Lake Merritt
• The CW Extends Its Summer 2021 Schedule With Series Premieres & Returning Favorites
• Police: 2 Kids Give School Bus Driver Note About Mother Being Abused By Boyfriend
• Winning Lottery Tickets Worth At Least $1 Million Sold In Philadelphia, Burlington County
• Mural Of Chadwick Boseman Visiting Pediatric Cancer Patients Donated to Children's Hospital Los Angeles
• Gov. Baker Said He Felt Aches, Chills After 2nd COVID Vaccine Shot
• Amazon triples profits in first quarter
• Rear Ends Clothing Store Collecting Donations For Sanctum House And Sex Trafficking Victims
• Fort Worth Police Searching For 'Man Bun Guy' Who Shot At Driver After Crash
• Colorado Convention Center Undergoing 2-Year, $200 Million Renovation
• Baltimore-Based Lutheran Immigration And Refugee Services Helps Move Unaccompanied Minors From Facilities To Foster Homes
• Boston Mayor Janey To Sign Measure Limiting Police Use Of Tear Gas
• Mars helicopter fails to take off on fourth test flight
• Texas Sen. Cruz Calls Biden 'Boring But Radical' After Snoozing During President's Speech
• $79M In BP Oil Spill Money Budgeted To Restore Texas Ecosystems
• CHP: Man Killed In Early Morning Crash Along I-80 In Solano County
• 41-Year-Old Man Shot In The Leg In Baltimore, Police Say
• Armed Man Killed In Deputy-Involved Shooting In Lake Los Angeles Area
• Live Music Returning To Merriweather Post Pavilion This Summer
• Philadelphia Woman Threatened Chinese Food Store Employee With Gun Because Order Was Taking Too Long, Police Say
• Philadelphia Health Officials Beat Clock, Administer Hundreds Of Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine Doses Before Expiration
• The Athletic's Jets Beat Reporter Connor Hughes Previews The 2021 NFL Draft
• Second Suspect, Lauren Danielle Dovers Arrested In Connection To Slaying Of Jordan Von Hoffman
• Ford Posts Profit, Says Chip Shortage May Cut Production 50%
• Skimming Devices Targeting EDD Debit Cards Found At Several ATMs In Thousand Oaks
• More Relaxed CDC Coronavirus Guidelines Could Come Soon, Dr. Fauci Says
• 1,300 vaccine doses set to go to waste in Philadelphia
• COVID Protocols Contribute To Drastic Drop In Minnesota's Flu Hospitalizations
• SFPUC Asks Irrigation Customers To Reduce Water Use By 10 Percent Amid Dry Weather
• Former Texas A&M Quarterback Kellen Mond On 2021 NFL Draft: 'I Would Definitely Be Prepared' To Play As A Rookie
• Report: QB Aaron Rodgers Disgruntled With Packers, Does Not Want To Return To Team
• Reports Of Shots Fired Near UMD College Park Campus, Man Seen By Witness No Longer In Area, Police Say
• Oakland Mentoring Group The Hidden Genius Project Expands Its Reach
• Driver Rescued After Car Goes Over Hillside On South Side Slopes
• Pittsburgh Steelers Sign QB Mason Rudolph To 1-Year Extension
• Chipotle Offering 250,000 Free Burritos To Healthcare Workers
• Camp Counselor Arrested For Child Porn Possession At Sunnyvale Home
• Texas Man Accused Of Sex Trafficking For Allegedly Taking Young Girl Out Of State For Prostitution
• Outside Lands Sells Out General Admission, VIP Single-Day Passes for 2021 Festival
• Report: 'Disgruntled' Aaron Rodgers Doesn't Want To Return To Packers
• Black women are at higher risk for miscarriage, study finds
• Allegheny County Elections Division Looking For May Primary Poll Workers
• Denton Police Seize 156 Firearms From Suspected Criminals In Last 7 Months
• Minnesota Man Moving His RV In Nevada Killed When Run Over After Falling Out
• South LA Playground Renamed For Latasha Harlins, Teen Shot To Death Weeks After Rodney King Beating
• Lawrence Crash Caught On Video Leaves 1 Dead, 4 Seriously Hurt
• Group Of Colorado Superintendents Write Letter To Governor, Say Student Quarantines Are 'Huge Cost' To Learning
• Children's Consignment Sale Coming To Washington County Fairgrounds
• California Lawmakers Propose $3.4 Billion Spending Plan To Minimize Drought Impact
• Maryland Zoo Welcomes New Slender-Snouted Crocodile
• Texas Lawmakers Push Forward With 'Permitless Carry' Bill That Drops Handgun License Requirement
• Gillibrand pushes overhaul of military's handling of sexual assault
• Bobby Ferguson Wins Release From Prison Years Early
• Priyanka Chopra Jonas urges fans to help India's COVID-19 crisis
• Should free K-12 schooling become pre-K to "grade 14"?
• Former Center Township Tax Collector Admits Stealing More Than $1M In Funds
• Sacramento Metro Region Forecasted To Lead US In Home Sales Growth In 2021
• Talking With Teens About Preventing STDs
• Tim Tebow, Now A Tight End, Reportedly Might Return To NFL With Jaguars
• How hackers are attacking the COVID-19 supply chain
• Kamala Harris To Be First Vice President With Wax Figure At Madame Tussauds
• Police Searching For Missing Annapolis Man Charles Dean Meadows
• Obituary For 1st-Grader Who Died Of COVID Complications Describes Her As 'Sweet Girl' Beloved By Family, Classmates
• The Pros And Cons Of Patriots (Potentially) Getting Jimmy Garoppolo
• Baltimore Police Searching For Missing Elderly Woman Who Suffers From Dementia, Schizophrenia
• COVID In MN: HealthPartners Announces Method For Digital Proof Of Vaccination Card
• High Rates Of Vaccination Leads To Nearly 99% Drop In COVID-19 Cases At Nursing Facilities
• Students indicted after death of Bowling Green sophomore
• Pittsburgh International Airport Installing Touchless 'Wave To Call' Elevator Buttons
• Ravens Trade Rumors: Baltimore Called Atlanta Falcons About Julio Jones, But Trade Unlikely Due To Contract, Report Says
• No West Coast Stops For Phil Collins, Genesis Reunion Tour
• Astronauts describe "pure acceleration" of SpaceX launch
• Senators Introduce Bill To Change How Military Sexual Assault Cases Are Prosecuted
• Bipartisan group of lawmakers meet to discuss police reform
• Man Shot By Stun Gun, Woman Struck By Handgun In Redwood City Home Invasion; 4 Suspects Sought
• Senior LASD Official To Challenge Alex Villanueva For Sheriff's Seat In 2022
• Madame Tussauds creates wax figure of Kamala Harris
• Man Shot, Killed Outside Northglenn Apartment Building, Suspect Guillermo Pinuelas Arrested
• COVID-19 Relief Supplies Shipped To India From Travis AFB
• Ocean City, Maryland Lifts Mask Mandate On Boardwalk, Outdoor Public Spaces
• Navalny "a horrible skeleton" in court appearance after hunger strike
• Girl Scout Cookies Take Flight In Virginia Drone Deliveries
• Police: Man Steals More Than 2 Dozen Laptops From Charter School In The Bronx
• 16-Year-Old Charged In Killing Of Mesquite K-9 During Chase
• Karen Garner Arrest: More First Responders In Colorado Now Getting Training From The Alzheimer's Association
• Theft By Porch Pirate Puts Denver Small Business Owners' Livelihood At Risk
• Speeding Driver Killed In Interstate 238 Crash Near Hayward Following CHP Chase
• U.S. Assistant Secretary For Health Dr. Rachel Levine To Visit COVID-19 Vaccine Site At Philadelphia Convention Center
• Feds Release Videos Showing Men Attacking Capitol Officer Brian Sicknick
• Dallas Police Department Reminds About Dangers Of Leaving Vehicles Running While Unattended 
• Study: People Of Color More Exposed Than Whites To Air Pollution
• COVID In Illinois: 3,394 New Cases, 38 Deaths
• Victim's Identity A Mystery 3 Weeks After Unsolved Fatal Aurora Shooting
• Benjamin Enderle, Accused Of Vandalizing Moorhead Mosque, Told Police It Was A Joke
• Biden holds car rally in Georgia to mark 100 days in office
• Anne Arundel County Will No Longer Require Masks Outdoors In Public Spaces, Unless In Event Venues, Concerts Or Public Transportation
• Former Simon-Gratz Star Football Player Who Was Shot 5 Times In 2013 Hopes To Be Selected In 2021 NFL Draft
• NFL Draft: Justin Fields -- 5 Things You Need To Know
• These Are The Best Pizza Places In Every New England State, According To Food & Wine
• Daly City Police Release Names Of Officers Involved In Fatal Shooting Of Man With Fake Gun
• Berkeley Police Arrest Suspects in Attempted Catalytic Converter Theft
• 'Denied Equal Protection': White Midwestern Farmers Sue Seeking Government Loan Forgiveness
• Over 17,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois Last Week Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Three Rivers Arts Festival Returns With Mix Of In-Person, Virtual Events
• Why NYC's homeless rate dropped for families during the pandemic
• Legendary Anaheim Ducks Goalie Ryan Miller To Retire After 18 Seasons
• New York City to fully reopen on July 1
• Bird, Lyft Coming Back To Minneapolis For Summer Scooter Program
• Ex-Health Chief Robert Gordon: I Quit After Gov. Whitmer Wanted 'New Direction'
• 2 People Charged In Aurora Carjacking In Wendy's Parking Lot That Left Woman Paralyzed
• Pittsburgh Public Schools And Pittsburgh Transportation Group Reach Agreement
• Maryland Starts COVID-19 Testing Program For Underserved
• Philadelphia Weather: Potential For Severe Weather As Scattered Showers Move Into Region
• 2 Men Arrested In Robinson Township Human Trafficking Sting
• Family Of Man Killed In Hit And Run Crash Make Emotional Plea To Find The Driver Responsible
• Lowe's To Fill More Than 700 New Jobs Across Detroit Stores
• MDHHS Launches MiCAL Crisis Helpline In Oakland County And Upper Peninsula
• Red Cross Honors Its 'Heroes' During Virtual Ceremony
• Meow Wolf Announces Its Denver Location Will Open To The Public This Fall
• COVID In Maryland: More Than 1.94M Fully Vaccinated, Hospitalizations Down Again
• Sheriff's Deputies Searching For Missing, At-Risk Sacramento County Man John Torgerson
• Wells Fargo Provides $13M in COVID Aid to Bay Area Minority Small Businesses
• Massachusetts Could Fully Reopen Before August 1 If People 'Do The Right Things,' Baker Says
• Healthy Terminals Act Signed Into Law In New Jersey, Providing Quality Health Care To Airport Workers
• 4 UMMS Hospitals Earn 'A' In Spring 2021 In Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grade
• Firefighters In South Sacramento Prevent Fire From Burning Tent With Man Inside
• Jersey City Public Schools Welcome Back Younger Students After 14-Month Shutdown
• Police Investigating After 4-Year-Old Found At Bottom Of Treehouse Inside Great Wolf Lodge With Serious Injuries 
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 3,322 New Coronavirus Cases, 50 Additional Deaths
• COVID In Minnesota: Nearly 57% Of Eligible Minnesotans Have Received Their 1st Vaccine Dose
• NIH Immunologist Kizzmekia Corbett To Speak At JHU Bloomberg School Of Public Health Graduation
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 214 New Cases, 2 Additional Deaths
• Videos show police fatally shooting 22-year-old
• 2 deputies among 4 killed in shooting at North Carolina home
• CHP Officer In Sacramento Recognized For Helping Blind Pedestrian
• 6 More Cases Of Hepatitis Linked To Real Water Alkaline Drinking Water
• Florida Jobless Claims Up
• COVID Vaccines: San Mateo County Reopening Mass Vaccination Sites; Access Remains A Concern
• In South Austin, 2 Men Injured In Home After Shots Fired Through Window
• Pedestrian Killed In Plymouth Hit-And-Run Crash; 19-Year-Old Driver Arrested
• Burglar Arrested After Business Owner Catches Him on Video
• Pelosi: Biden's address to Congress "a triumph" for women, families
• Genesis To Bring First North American Tour In 14 Years To Pittsburgh
• Barbecue Raises Money To Help Lomita Station Front Desk Greeter Diana McWhorter Recover From Stroke
• EGLE Launches Drinking Water Awareness Week To Educate Michiganders
• More Than 11.4K Unemployment Claims Were Filed Last Week In Maryland
• Weather Blog: Storms Possible
• Delaware State Police Identify Victims, Suspect Involved In Smyrna Double Homicide
• New York man found guilty of threats to "slaughter" lawmakers
• Who Is CPD Officer Evan Solano, Who Fatally Shot Anthony Alvarez?
• Plainville Firefighter Brett Bertram Out Of Coma, 'On The Road To Recovery' After Contracting COVID
• Redwood City Man Arrested Following Hammer Attack On Mother
• NFL Draft: Mac Jones -- 5 Things You Need To Know
• 'Science-Based Decision', FDA Moves To Ban Menthol Cigarettes And Flavored Cigars
• Wallet Thieves Targeting Seniors In Roseville
• 1 Driver Dead After Crashing Into Bridge Crossing In Dixon
• Sisters plant the seeds for a new generation of Black farmers
• Biden intends to ban menthol cigarettes and flavored cigars
• GOP lawmakers critical of Biden's first congressional address
• Lowell Woman Dies After Allegedly Being Doused In Gasoline And Set On Fire By Husband
• Burglary Suspect Rams Vehicle Into Brooklyn Park PD Squad, Injuring Some Officers; 3 Arrested
• AG Nessel: Tips To Avoid Coronavirus Scams
• U.S. Customs And Border Protection Officers Arrest 57-Year-Old Man Wanted In Harris County For Aggravated Child Sexual Assault 
• 'Get Paid To Play With Lego Bricks': Legoland Boston Looking To Hire Master Builder
• Danny Ainge Didn't Agree With Marcus Smart's 1-Game Suspension
• Stadium Tours Begin Again At Mile High
• Rental Rush: Demand High In Sacramento Region
• Jessica Beauvais Held Without Bail In Death Of NYPD Officer Anastasio Tsakos: 'I'm Sorry That I Hit Him'
• GOP Accuses Gov. JB Pritzker Of 'Flip-Flop' On Redistricting, Wants Independent Map
• La Verne Mayor Seeks To Reopen Shuttered Fire Station
• Texas Gasoline Price Average Down A Penny As Demand Drops, Supply Increases
• 15 Cats Found Shot Dead In Western Wisconsin; $3,000 Reward Offered For Info Leading To Arrest
• Weather: Temperatures Soaring Today In The Sacramento Valley
• Salem, NH Police Officers Reunited With Baby They Saved From Choking
• Phil Collins, Genesis Reunite For First Tour In 14 Years, Ending In Boston
• Funeral Today For 16-Year-Old Jacqueline Zangrilli, Killed In Suffern Crash
• 2 Hurt In Hollywood Pursuit That Ends In Crash On Sunset Blvd.
• 'Calming The Anxiety Response': Lexington Company Uses Holistic Approach To Treat Food Allergies In Children
• COVID-19 Contact Tracers Starting To Expand Work To Include Encouraging Vaccinations
• After Catching On To Scam Attempt, Woman Wants To Warn Others Against Norton Security Impostor; 'It Started Getting Stranger And Stranger'
• Kansas And Texas Highlight NASCAR, Indy Slate
• Plenty Of Reasons To Feel Confident In Red Sox Pitching Staff After Another Gem Against Mets
• Pedestrian Killed In Hit-and-Run Crash In South San Jose
• Oprah Opens Up To Dr. Oz About Being Beaten By Her Grandmother
• Meet 'SGOTUS': From Teaching Law In SoCal 2 Years Ago, Emhoff Settles In As Second Gentleman Of US
• U.S. economy grew strongly in the first 3 months of 2021
• Discover DFW: Birdwatching At The Trinity River Audubon Center
• WATCH: Ravens' Lamar Jackson Offers Man $100 If He Can Recognize Him; Still Pays Up When He Guesses Wrong
• Broward School Board Met On Moving Forward With A Separation Agreement For Supt. Robert Runcie
• New Trend in Baking: Savory Cupcakes
• Kentucky Derby 2021 Preview: Essential Quality The Favorite, Can He Break A 60-Year Drought To Win From Post 14?
• Audubon Society Reminds The Public Not To Disturb Baby Birds
• PTL Links: April 29, 2021
• Lions Sign Frank Ragnow's 5th-Year Option
• Moderna Boosting COVID Vaccine Supply, Says Shelf Life Now Longer
• Chef Bill Fuller: Bill's Breakfast Steak Egg And Jalapeno Quesadilla
• Family dismisses "medical emergency" in police custody death
• Cash Reward Being Offered For 1976 Cold Case
• "No other option": Afghans brace to fight Taliban without U.S. help
• After Fatal Crash, 4-Month-Old Ra'Nya Aamira Guider's Organs Helped Save Lives Of 3 Others; 'She's Still Giving Me Gifts And She's Not Here'
• Defendants in Ahmaud Arbery killing charged with federal hate crimes
• Traffic Backup After Cow Gets Loose On Texas Freeway
• Michigan Lottery Results For Wednesday, April 28, 2021
• New York Weather: CBS2's 4/29 Thursday Afternoon Forecast
• Centner Academy Science Teacher Cautions 5th Graders On Hugging Vaccinated Parents
• Report: Multiple Teams Expected To Inquire About Jimmy Garoppolo Trade On Thursday
• Pittsburgh Weather: Storms With Heavy Winds Possible Throughout The Day
• Help Wanted: Employers Offering Incentives, Higher Wages While Searching For Employees
• In-custody death of Texas man ruled a homicide
• U.S. faces COVID-19 vaccine surplus as demand slows
• 'Everything Feels Good': Bryce Harper Hit In Face With 97 MPH Pitch, Leaves Game As Phillies Beat Cardinals
• Biden delivers address before the joint session of Congress
• COVID-19 Vaccine Doses At Pennsylvania Convention Center Set To Expire Thursday Amid Drop In Demand
• Horse Racing And The Kentucky Derby Is A Family Affair For The Asmussens Of Texas And The O'Neills
• Wealthy could dodge 90% of Biden's capital gains tax
• California man dies after cops pin him to the ground
• It's Biden's speech, but Harris and Pelosi also made history
• Investigation Continues After Camera Was Discovered In Target Restroom
• NAACP, Planned Parenthood pen letter supporting D.C. statehood
• GOP Sen. Tim Scott accuses Biden and Democrats of divisiveness
• Biden declares "it's good to be back" in speech that highlights ambitious plans
• Homeowner Escapes Burlington County House Fire With Minor Injuries, Firefighters Say
• 'I Ran Out There And Grabbed Them': Uber Driver Rushes To Help Man Injured In Shooting, Crash In South Loop
• Keller @ Large: Biden Address To Congress Might Have Bought Him More Time
• Crash Causes Power Outages In Northwest Baltimore
• Investigators In Delphi, Indiana Murder Case Looking Into Possible Link To Man Arrested In Lafayette
• Police: Two-Car Crash In North Philadelphia Sends Sedan Crashing Into Corner Store
• Bryce Harper hit by 97 mph pitch in face, says he "feels good"
• CBS News: Feds Execute Search Warrant At Rudy Giuliani's New York City Home
• Man In Need Of Kidney Forms Life-Saving Friendship With Donor Who Worked In Same Building
• 5 People Injured, Including 2-Year-Old Boy, After Two-Car Crash On Roosevelt Boulevard
• Maryland Extends Moratorium On New Residential Foreclosures
• National Audubon Society Guide To Binoculars
• Chicago Weather: Showers Possible Thursday; Warmup Ahead
• Best Public High Schools In The Philadelphia Region, According To U.S. News & World Report
• Miami teacher warned kids against hugging COVID-vaccinated parents
• Jersey Shore Has An 'Employment Crisis' For Seasonal Jobs With Memorial Day Week On Horizon
• It Happens Here: Roslindale Dad, Daughter Sell T-Shirts To Help Feed Essential Workers
• Would-Be Robber Stabbed 10 Times In South Philadelphia Playground: Police
• Scientists back Brazil's decision to ban Russian COVID vaccine
• Jurassic Quest Drive Thru Experience Coming To Pittsburgh
• Superhero Window Washers Surprise Patients At UPMC Children's Hospital
• First National Bank Pledges $5 Million Investment For Economic Development In The Hill District
• Canon-McMillan High School Student Chosen To Represent Pittsburgh At FBI National Academy
• Team Of San Jose Teen Scientists Eye $8 Million Prize In Top Robotics Competition
• West Virginia Receiving Nearly $400,000 In Federal Funding For Hepatitis Detection
• China gets a flying start on building its own space station
• Biden: Capitol riot "test of whether our democracy could survive"
• CBS News poll: Most viewers approve of Biden's speech
• New York Weather: CBS2's 4/29 Thursday Morning Forecast
• Pembroke Police Say Missing 14-Year-Old Girl Found Safe

Videos from April 29, 2021

• Former Vice President Pence delivers first speech since leaving office
• Pence gives first public remarks since leaving office as Biden marks 100 days in office
• Hackers targeted COVID-19 vaccine supply chain
• New York City makes plans to fully reopen as coronavirus vaccinations fall
• FBI searching Rudy Giuliani's phone and computers in Ukraine case
• Biden touts his infrastructure plans in Georgia while marking his 100th day in office
• Secretary of State Blinken heading to Ukraine, says Putin pulling some troops back from Ukrainian border
• New bill aims to reform military sex assault prosecutions
• 8 charged in hazing death of Bowling Green student
• Biden promoting jobs and families plans at Georgia rally
• 2 deputies among 4 killed in North Carolina standoff
• "We have a real chance to deliver equity across the board," Biden says in speech at Georgia rally
• New York City plans July reopening as Northwest battles surge
• Biden touts sweeping recovery plans on 100th day in office
• Former Vice President Mike Pence to deliver first speech since leaving office
• CBS News speaks with migrant who says he fled Guatemala after being persecuted for his sexual orientation
• 4/29: Red and Blue
• Representative Sara Jacobs: President Biden's address "gave us reasons" to feel hopeful
• The political evolution of Joe Biden
• Astronauts describe thrilling launch and start of their space station mission
• U.S. faces COVID-19 vaccine surplus as some Americans still hesitant to get vaccinated
• Cruise ships resume operations in U.S. waters this summer
• A look at what's in Biden's American Families Plan
• How is the Biden administration addressing immigration?
• FDA to ban menthol cigarettes and flavored cigars
• Representative Ritchie Torres reacts to President Biden's address to congress
• Former President Trump criticizes FBI search of Rudy Giuliani's home and office
• Biden says "Congress should act" on social programs, reform bills
• 1,000 COVID-19 vaccine doses set to expire in Philadelphia today
• Biden urges action on immigration amid strain on border facilities
• Former federal prosecutor: Giuliani search warrant means "sufficient evidence a crime has occurred"
• Federal agents seize Rudy Guiliani's electronics in FBI raid
• NFL Draft returns as an in-person event tonight in Cleveland
• Congressman Mondaire Jones accuses GOP of blocking progress
• Doctor discusses COVID vaccine safety for women
• Black farmers at the crossroads of racial inequity and climate change
• Tracking promises President Biden kept, where he fell short in his first 100 days
• Study: Miscarriage rates 43% higher in Black women
• House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on President Biden's address to Congress, nation
• Elliot Page opens up to Oprah Winfrey in first TV interview since coming out as transgender
• CBS News poll: Viewers approve of President Biden's speech amid spending, police reform proposals
• "They're lawless": Current, former Navy SEALs allege criminality, drug use within ranks
• "It anguishes me": India breaks another global record in new COVID-19 cases
• WorldView: Navalny appears in court after hunger strike; 3 dead after attack on anti-poaching patrol
• Visibly gaunt Alexei Navalny makes first public appearance since hunger strike
• Home and office of Rudy Giuliani raided in ongoing federal probe into Ukraine lobbying
• Afghan troops prepare to battle Taliban after September U.S. withdrawal
• GOP Senator Rick Scott comments on President Biden's speech to Congress
• 100 days in office: Biden outlines ambitious legislative agenda in first address to Congress
• Biden unveils American Families Plan, urges Congress to pass his legislative priorities
• 4/29: CBSN AM