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Articles from April 30, 2021

• Bay Area Indian Population Assesses Impact of Impending COVID Travel Ban
• Keck School Of Medicine Program Brings Medical Care To LA's Unhoused Residents
• COVID Reopening: San Francisco Health Officials Say City Should Reach Yellow Tier Next Week
• Moore, Bullpen Drive Mariners' 7-4 Win Over Angels
• Should Coors Field Attendees Expect To Find A 'Vaccinated-Only' Section Anytime Soon?
• Sewa International Colorado Chapter Launches Fundraising Campaign To Help India With COVID Response
• 'Like I Was In Prison': Assisted Living Facility Shut Down For Allegedly Neglecting, Humiliating, And Punishing Residents
• Kings Rally To Spoil LeBron's Return To Lakers' Lineup 110-106
• Restaurants Struggling To Retain Workers As Eateries Reopen
• Replay Reversal Helps Padres Top Giants
• 'I Broke Into Tears': Unbelievable Ending To Exhausting Search As At-Risk Man Is Found Safe In Sacramento County
• Kings Rally To Spoil James' Return To The Lakers' Lineup
• A 'Sizzling Hot' Pandemic Expansion For Sacramento's Burger Patch
• Dodger Stadium Vaccine Super Site To Close In Late May, Make Way For Smaller Community Vaccination Centers
• 'These Chases Have To Stop': Families Of Couple Killed After Pursuit Suspect Slammed Into Their Car Call For End To Tactic
• Optune Device Extends Life Expectancy Of Littleton Man With Brain Cancer
• 1 Person Hospitalized After Jumping Out Window During Del Paso Heights Apartment Fire
• Orioles Post 1st Win in Oakland Since 2017, Beat A's 3-2
• Means, O's Post 1st Win In Oakland Since 2017, Beat A's 3-2
• Kings Rally Late for 2-1 Win Over Ducks On Kopitar's Goal
• Shots Fired At Troopers Standing Outside Colorado State Patrol Office, Highway 85 Closed
• Denver Broncos Select Linebacker Baron Browning In Round 3, Pick 105
• Denver Broncos Trade Up To Take North Carolina RB Javonte Williams With 35th Overall Pick
• Broncos Select OL Quinn Meinerz From Wisconsin-Whitewater In 98th Overall Pick In NFL Draft
• Eli Broad, Philanthropist Who Helped Reshape LA, Dies at 87
• Denver Woman Denied COVID Vaccine After She Forgot Insurance Card
• Pilot Program To Give Monthly Payments, Up To $1,000, To Homeless
• Weekend Protest Planned Outside Loveland Police Department After Karen Garner Arrest, Excessive Force Allegations
• NFL Draft Day 2: New York Giants Select Edge Rusher Azeez Ojulari In Round 2, Cornerback Aaron Robinson In Round 3
• Revolution-Atlanta FC Match Preview
• Anglers Can Win Up To $10,000 In Prizes At Blue Mesa Reservoir Trout Tournament
• Avalanche Break 3-Game Slide With Shutout Over Sharks
• Exclusive: MTA Safety Chief Patrick Warren Says They're Putting Out More Security, Requesting More NYPD Officers In Response To Riders' Crime Concerns
• Alex Kirilloff's 1st 2 Big League Homers Lead Twins Over Royals, 9-1
• NFL Draft: Ravens Select CB Brandon Stephens With 104th Overall Pick
• Chicago Weather: Windy Start To The Weekend
• J.D. Martinez Hits 2 Homers, Red Sox Finish April With 17-10 Record After Win Over Rangers
• Fitting Room Confusion: Why Some Are Still Closed As Stores And Restaurants Begin To Reopen
• Big Brother In The Back Seat? Interior Cameras In Rideshare Vehicles Prompt Privacy Questions
• Peralta Strong On Mound, Brewers Down Scuffling Dodgers 3-1
• Construction Site In Portage Park Creates Hazard For Bicyclists
• Suspect Arrested After Pursuit Involving Stolen Vehicle Along US 36
• I-Team: Are Mass Vaccination Sites Worth The Cost?
• Restaurants Along Arthur Avenue In Bronx Little Italy Open For Outdoor Dining With No Traffic
• NFL Draft: Ravens Select Guard Ben Cleveland With 94th Pick
• Federal Judge Overseeing Baltimore Police Cautions Against Defunding Department For Now
• Dr. Ash Tewari Spearheads Mount Sinai's Effort To Send Supplies To India As Country Sees Surge In COVID Cases
• Pitt DE Patrick Jones Selected In 3rd Round By Minnesota Vikings
• Patriots Draft DE Ronnie Perkins Out Of Oklahoma
• CBS 2 Investigators Go Undercover And Find Pharmacist Selling 'Empty' COVID Vaccine Vials Online: 'I Did Not Think It Was A Big Deal'
• Recall Alert: Methanol Found In Scented Hand Sanitizers
• 2 Brothers In Baldwin Accused Of Attacking Paramedics; 3rd Brother Charged With Arson
• East Bay Renters Lose Home Despite Statewide Eviction Moratorium
• 1 Person Seriously Injured, Dog Killed In Bronx Fire
• U.S. Steel Scraps Investment Project In Mon Valley Works
• Detroit Pistons, City Partner To Host Family Vaccination Day Saturday
• Police: Boy, 11, In Critical Condition After Shooting In North Minneapolis
• UPDATE: Car Crash In Fairfield Leaves Thousands Without Power
• Families Fight To Change Law That Keeps People With Down Syndrome Off Organ Donor List
• Revitalization Fund To Help With Restaurants, Bars Following COVID Rules
• Oakland Protesters Fear Proposed Bill Would Turn Violent Attacks On Asians Into 'Misdemeanors'
• Governor Whitmer Receives Second Dose of COVID-19 Vaccine
• Phillies Top Mets 2-1 In Bench-Clearing, Trash-Talking Opener
• Celtics Rally From 32-Point Deficit, Top Spurs 143-140 In OT
• Philadelphia Eagles Pick Alabama Center Landon Dickerson, Louisiana Tech Defensive Tackle Milton Williams In NFL Draft Day 2
• Maryland Weather: Severe Thunderstorms, High Wind Warnings For Friday
• Marlins Relinquish Lead, Lose To Nationals 2-1
• Are Buccaneers Pulling A Jimmy G. On Tom Brady With Pick Of QB Kyle Trask?
• Niles Police Commander Claims Retaliation After Alleging Police Misconduct
• Baltimore Nurse Melissa Wesby Talks About Working On COVID Frontlines, Introduces VP Kamala Harris' During Visit
• 'That's Our Lifeline': Restaurants Prepare For Outdoor Dining On Moody Street In Waltham
• Fort Worth Child Dies After Being Attacked By Family Dog In Backyard
• Residents Of 2 Philadelphia Neighborhoods 'Can't Get Away' From ATV, Dirt Bike Noise All Hours Of Day
• Sign Falls On Car In Malden As Strong Winds Cause Damage Across Massachusetts
• Downtown Denver Businesses Petition City To Limit Arts And Crafts Fairs
• Small Cell Antenna Used For 5G Cellphone, Internet Service Shows Up In Place Of Light Pole In Aurora Neighborhood
• Minnesota Selects A&M's Kellen Mond In 3rd Round Of NFL Draft
• WATCH: Steelers Legend Franco Harris Announces Pittsburgh's 2nd-Round Draft Pick Amid Boos From Browns Fans
• Venice Beach Handball Courts Reopen After Homeless Encampments Are Cleared Out
• NFL Draft: Miami Dolphins Select Safety Jevon Holland, Tackle Liam Eichenberg & Tight End Hunter Long
• LAUSD Teacher Accused Of Grooming, Sexually Abusing Teen Girl
• Summit County Property Values Increase Amid 'Explosive Growth' In Real Estate Market
• Bill Inspired By El Paso Massacre Aims To Better Prepare Texas 6th Graders For Online World
• Balanced Sixers Rout Hawks For Second Straight Game
• Judge Gives Harvey Weinstein More Time To Fight Extradition To Los Angeles
• Power Restored After Car Crash Downs Power Line In Fairfield
• Tedy Bruschi Endorses Patriots' Pick Of Christian Barmore
• Golden Celebrates Restaurant Appreciation Month With Prizes For Dining Out
• Asian American Attacks: Oakland Chinatown Chamber of Commerce President Carl Chan Assaulted
• Bay Area Lawmaker's Bill To Preserve Remote Access For Public Meetings Post-Pandemic Facing Resistance
• 49ers Take Notre Dame G, Bay Area Native Aaron Banks In 2nd Round
• Family Of Ashli Babbitt Suing Capitol Police, Report Says
• Travel Expert Says 'Awash In Cheap Summer Flights'; Offers Money Saving Travel Tips
• Over 1,000 NYU Graduate Students Go On Strike, Demanding Higher Wages, Better Health Care
• Man Killed, 10-Year-Old Injured In Burlington City Double Shooting, Authorities Say
• Critical Mass Bike Ride Returns To South Florida
• 'Single Digits Came Just In Time': DeVonta Smith Gets To Keep College Number With Eagles
• Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont Proposes Free Museum Visits For Children To Boost Summer Tourism
• Stuck In Quarantine: Rocklin Parents Say Students Forced To Teach Themselves, Call For Change In Policy
• Police: North Carolina Man Steals, Crashes Airport Authority Vehicle Into Building At Pittsburgh International Airport
• NFL Draft: 49ers Pick Notre Dame OL, Alameda Product Aaron Banks in 2nd Round
• Voters Will Soon See Major Changes When It Comes To Casting Ballots
• Cowboys Get Badly-Needed Cornerback In 2nd Round Of NFL Draft Selecting Kelvin Joseph From Kentucky
• Florida Lawmakers Pass Property Insurance Revamp
• Florida Lawmakers Dodge Delay On Athlete Pay
• COVID In Colorado: Testing Down, Demand Decreases As Focus Shifts To Vaccination
• Food & Wine Magazine Says Tri-State Area Has The Best Pizza In America, But New Jersey Comes Out On Top
• Philadelphia's William H. Loesche Elementary School Closing Due To Multiple COVID-19 Cases
• Get To Know Patriots Draft Pick Christian Barmore
• CDC Says Anxiety Causes Some COVID Vaccine Side Effects, Not The Shot Itself
• 'Constant Infestations': Parents Tell District To Stop Stalling, Start Expanding Wedgeworth Elementary School
• Firefly Autism To Host Vaccine Clinic Saturday In Lakewood
• Group Of Sac City Unified Parents Threaten To Sue School Board For Immediate Full-Time Return
• Woodland Hills Hits 100 Degrees More Than A Month Earlier Than Usual
• Ravens Exercise Quarterback Lamar Jackson's 5th-Year Option
• India 'Double Mutant' COVID Variant Driving Catastrophic Surge Also Found In U.S., Bay Area
• On A Positive Note: 9-Year-Old Girl From Butler County On Mission To Spread Kindness
• Jonathan Perez Arrested In Eagle County After Traffic Stop Yields Suspected Fentanyl Pills
• Jack Blaschke Charged In Plymouth Hit-And-Run That Left Man, Dog Dead
• Social Media Helps Dallas' Howdy Homemade Ice Cream Go From Bankrupt To Booming
• Community Members File Petition To Replace Minneapolis Police Department
• Retaliation Murder In DeSoto Stemmed From Mistaken Identity And 'Internet Rumors,' Police Say
• Community Group Offers Small Business, Summer Event Grants To Fight Financial Toll Of COVID-19 Pandemic
• Cal Fire Deals With Drop In Inmate Hand Crews As State Hires 1,400 More Firefighters
• Federal Jury Convicts Former Netflix VP In Pay-To-Play Kickback Scheme
• Betting Limits No Longer Set By State Law, Now Set By Casinos
• Highway 65 Closed To Northbound Traffic In Blaine
• 84-Year-Old San Francisco Woman Missing For Nearly 2 Weeks
• Suspect Arrested After Allegedly Throwing Rocks At Vehicles On 5 Freeway Near Commerce
• Major Road Closures In North, East Metro This Weekend
• San Rafael High School Hero Springs Into Action To Save Life Of Man In Distress
• Texas Lawmakers Look To Stop 'Swoop And Settle' Insurance Tactic Used After Car Accidents
• Pfizer Testing Single-Dose Pill To Treat COVD-19
• No Bond For Second Suspect In Shooting Death Of 7-Year-Old Jaslyn Adams
• NFL Draft Round 2: New York Jets Select WR Elijah Moore
• Mother, Children Found After She Allegedly Took Them From Unsupervised Meeting, CHP Says
• 17-Year-Old Boy, Man Shot In Separate Baltimore Shootings Friday
• Local Steel Experts Say US Steel's Decision To Drop $1.5 Billion Mon Valley Project Makes Sense
• Patriots Trade Up To Draft DT Christian Barmore Out Of Alabama
• Vax Live: SoFi Stadium To Host First Major Concert This Weekend With Fully Vaccinated Spectators
• Chicago Bears Trade Up In Round 2 For Tackle Teven Jenkins
• Closures Leave Ventilator Unit Residents With 30 Days To Find New Homes At Already-Packed Facilities
• Gustavo Reulas Jr. Charged With Murder In Inglewood Crash That Killed 2
• Cecil County Woman Charged For Allegedly Setting Her House On Fire
• Driver Says She Paid Red Light Ticket But Is Still Being Penalized By The City Of Chicago
• Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia Says City Council Members Using His Photo In Campaign Ads 'Violates Our Code Of Ethics'
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• The Terminal In Strip District Has New Tenant
• Recipe: Beet Margarita
• North Texas Congressional Candidate Susan Wright Calls FBI After Robocall Suggests She 'Murdered' Husband
• U.S. withdrawal puts freedoms for Afghan women in peril
• M&T Bank Stadium Mass Vaccination Site Hosts 'University Days' For Colleges To Get Vaccine Slots
• Sacramento Area Pools, Water Parks Gear Up For Summer Return
• Not Fully Re-Opened Restaurants Welcome Denver Restaurant Week
• Maryland Park Quest Kicks Off Saturday, Focuses On Birds This Year
• Cloquet Students Celebrate Arbor Day By Planting 500 Trees
• Whiskey Rebellion Festival Returns To Washington County This Summer
• Colorado Mom Donates Kidney To Son, Hopes To Inspire Others
• Western Slope Remains Dry As Denver Ends Third Consecutive Month Of Wet, Cool Weather
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• 3 Firefighters, 1 Civilian Injured In Fire That Spread To Multiple Homes In Orange
• North Texas Homeowners With Hail Damage Could Experience Longer Wait For Repairs
• TSA Extends Transportation Mask Requirement Until September 13
• Groundbreaking Ceremony Held At Site To Replace Aging Train Station In Lyndhurst, NJ
• Former Priest Pleads Not Guilty In Sexual Assault Of Young Boys
• 3-Vehicle Crash Involving Deputy, Motorcycle Results In Major Injuries
• Maryland's Health Department Expands Primary Care Vaccination Program
• Woman Who Accused Mayoral Candidate Scott Stringer Of Groping Her Circulated Petitions To Nominate Democratic Front-Runner Andrew Yang
• Minnesota Launches Pandemic Rental Assistance Program, Unclear When Payments Will Be Received
• LA County Loosens Mask Requirements For Vaccinated People, Allows Indoor Arcades And Playgrounds To Reopen
• Ocean City Hires Attorney To Investigate Beach Patrol Sexual Misconduct Allegations
• Jersey Shore Business Owners Struggling To Fill Seasonal Jobs Blame $300 Federal Unemployment Supplement
• Prosecutors Seek Stiffer Sentence For Derek Chauvin In George Floyd's Murder
• COVID Vaccine Surplus Has Lake Co. Health Department Asking To Receive Fewer Doses
• Street Lights Out On Northern Boulevard For More Than A Year As Officials Argue Over Who's Responsible
• COVID: Santa Clara County Urges Young Adults, Latinx Residents To Get Vaccine Amid Slowing Pace
• Jogger with dog offers comfort to child at funeral
• Furry Tails: Lucy & Ethyl And Cammi & Shyann Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• San Joaquin County Free Meal Program Distributes Food to 21 Locations
• High-Profile Mayoral Races Up For Grabs In 3 North Texas Cities Saturday
• As 80,000 New York City Workers Prepare To Return To Offices Monday, Many Remain Unsure If It's Safe
• USA Curling Moves Headquarters To Eagan
• Baby Otter Opens Eyes For 1st Time After Being Rescued From A Parking Lot
• 13th Mass Vaccination Site Opens In Maryland At The Mall In Columbia
• Eagle Caught In Fishing Line Near Patuxent River Rescued
• Rutgers University Launches Public Course To Train New Farmers In New Jersey
• Colorado's Comeback: Gov. Jared Polis Visits Small Businesses In Denver Metro Area
• Cats, Dogs Looking For Furever Homes During National Adopt A Shelter Pet Day
• Police discover possible human smuggling ring in Houston
• LGBTQ Community Fighting To Get Pride Flag Flown Outside Rye City Hall In June
• Army Disciplines 21 At Fort Hood Following Investigation Into Soldier Vanessa Guillen's Death
• Number of surveillance targets declined amid pandemic, intel report says
• Phil Collins Reunites With Genesis For Tour But They Won't Be Coming To SoCal
• COVID Schools: West Contra Costa Unified Board Approves Resuming 100% In-Person Learning In Fall
• Vanessa Guillén reported sexual harassment before her death
• BWI Airport Reports Increases In Departures In April, With More People Traveling
• 'It's Kind Of Surreal': Edina Native Tommy Doyle Awaits Possible NFL Draft Pick
• 6-Year-Old Yonkers Boy Recovering After Being Shot In Chest: 'The Boy Was Very Tough, It's Amazing'
• Yonkers Police Roll Out First Fully Electric Vehicle
• 14-Year-Old Melissa Gonon Missing In The Bronx, State Police Say
• COVID: U.S. Restricting Travel From India Amid Raging Coronavirus Outbreak
• About 400 Pittsburgh Public School Students Will Be Without Ride To School Starting Next Week
• Dodgers Offering Discounted Tickets For Fully-Vaccinated Section For Next Round Of Home Games
• Arrest Warrant Out For Jeremy Hylka, Joliet Area Ex-Catholic School Teacher Accused Of Trying To Meet Teen For Sex
• COVID In Maryland: Hospitalizations Drop Again As More Than 900 New Cases Added
• Minnesota 'One Of The Best Places' To Live, But Also Has 'Widest Racial Disparities,' U Of M Prof. Writes In NYT
• South Jersey Cancer Survivor Diamonique Valentine Invited By Eagles, NFL To Be Part Of 2021 NFL Draft
• Congressman Carlos Gimenez Lends Hand In SW Miami Food Distribution
• Haverhill Recommends Removing Hatchet From Hannah Duston Statue
• Pivoting In The Pandemic: Return Of Miami Rum Renaissance Festival, A Good Sign Of Recovery For Events In South Florida
• Relaxing COVID Restrictions: Connecticut Restaurants Can Stay Open Until Midnight, Sell Alcohol Without Food
• Grandparents Of Child With Autism Donate Mobile Sensory Stations To Long Island Hospital: 'Knowing This Could Calm Him And Other Children Is A Godsend'
• Prospective Tenants Charged To View Rentals In Orangevale
• Jersey Shore Businesses Using Lessons Learned During Pandemic As They Gear Up For Summer Rush
• 2 Found Shot To Death At 80th And Ingleside
• Mesquite Police Say Lyft Driver Was Not The Target In Deadly Shooting
• As City Weighs Possible New Deal With ComEd, Mayor Lori Lightfoot Seeks Potential Competitors To Provide City's Electricity
• Pikesville Teen Creates "ThinkBlack" To Promote Black-Owned Businesses
• Karen Garner Arrest: 3 Loveland Police Officers Who Were Involved Lose Their Jobs, Chief Apologizes
• Walk-Up COVID-19 Vaccines At State Fairgrounds
• Congresswoman Malliotakis On Conversation With President Biden: 'I Urged Him To Go To The Border'
• Westmoreland County Contractor Accused Of Collecting Tens Of Thousands Of Dollars From Homeowners For Work Never Started
• Andre William Lepere Of New Mexico Arrested In 1980 Murder, Sexual Assault Of 79-Year-Old Anaheim Woman
• First Lady Jill Biden To Visit Fort Carson Next Week
• NAACP Voicing Concerns Over Fairfax County's New Police Chief
• Relaxing COVID Restrictions: Newark Extends Curfew For Bars, Restaurants To Midnight
• 46th Annual Macy's Flower Show Getting Ready To Bloom
• Logan Airport Prepping For Busy Summer As Travelers Have Doubled Since January
• Lower Merion, Ridley High School Junior Varsity Lacrosse Teams Goes Viral After Special Moment Had Both Teams Celebrating
• Hialeah Mom Accused Of Locking Daughter, 8, In Refrigerator
• Most want to keep working remotely or at home as part of work schedule
• Flower Mart Kicks Off Virtually Friday Through Sunday
• Tydings Bridge Toll Plaza Starting Construction For Electronic Tolling Next Week
• Missing 71-Year-Old Sacramento County Man With Alzheimer's Found Safe
• The Greening Of Detroit Plants 160 Trees In Detroit To Celebrate Arbor Day
• Twins Reinstate Max Kepler, Kyle Garlick From COVID List
• Woodland Police Investigating String Of ATM Robberies
• Relaxing COVID Restrictions: NYC Indoor Dining Capacity Expands To 75%, Fitness Centers To 50% In May
• COVID-19 In Baltimore: Masks No Longer Required Outdoors In City, Unless At Outdoor Venues
• Massachusetts Investing In Summer Programs To Make Up For Pandemic Learning Loss
• Direct Deposit Now Available For Unemployment Benefits For Marylanders
• Southwest flight attendant sues over husband's COVID-19 death
• Philadelphia 76ers Auctioning Off Game-Worn Sneakers Next Week To Benefit Sixers Youth Foundation
• At Least 4 Tri-State Area Residents Killed In Stampede At Religious Festival In Israel
• 'We've Made Some Mistakes Forcing Picks,' Howie Roseman Says Of Eagles' Draft Record
• Alex Garcia, Charged In Deadly New Year's Day Crash, Denied Bond
• 'My Best Man Passed From COVID-19': Detroit's Judge Mathis Encourages Detroiters To Get Vaccinated In Hopes Of Saving Lives
• Sheriff: Pair Followed Redding Woman Home From Casino, Violently Robbed Her
• 5 Arrested In Connection With Ring Trafficking Fentanyl From Philadelphia To Butler
• Genesis Tour 'The Last Domino' Kicks Off U.S. Leg In Chicago In November
• Civic Center EATS
• COVID In Florida: 5,306 New Cases, 81 Additional Deaths Reported Friday
• 'A Very Good Relief': Joggers, Walkers Excited For Eased Mask Mandate
• Man In Critical Condition Following Motel Room Shooting In Hialeah
• Democratic Congresswoman Cheri Bustos Won't Seek Reelection Next Year
• President Joe Biden Visits 30th Street Station In Philadelphia On Amtrak's 50th Anniversary
• Body Found In Doral Lake Investigated As Homicide
• SpaceX crew set for Sunday splashdown
• 3 Children Airlifted Following Crash In Miami Gardens
• Large Brush Fire Burns Near Homestead Miami Speedway
• Massachusetts Reports 1,179 New COVID Cases, 16 Additional Deaths
• Former Eagle Malcolm Jenkins Endorses Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner For Re-Election
• Hanging Lake Trail Reopens Saturday, Reservations Required
• Baltimore Florist Pivots To Dried Flowers As Industry Hit Hard By Pandemic Event Cancellations
• Gov. Hogan Declares May & June "Magicada" Months
• Have You Seen Him? Dallas Police Searching For 8-Year-Old With Autism, Keydall Jones
• EQT Children's Theater Festival Features Virtual, Interactive Activities And Shows
• 5 Newborn Kittens Plucked Out Of Car Engine Compartment At Brentwood Fire Station
• Current, Former Patients' Personal Information Exposed In St. John's Well Child And Family Center Data Breach
• Delaware County Man Admits To Voter Fraud In Casting Dead Mother's Ballot For Donald Trump
• BAFTA suspends British actor amid sexual assault allegations
• Restaurants face new COVID-19 challenge: Finding workers
• First Ever Spring Denver Restaurant Week Continues Through This Weekend
• Maryland To Resume Allocations Of Johnson & Johnson Vaccine To Health Care Providers
• Big City Mayors Call On State To Allocate $20 Billion Over 5 Years To Curb Homelessness
• Genesis Announces First U.S. Tour In 14 Years, Will Stop In DC
• Tarrant County May Pay People To Get Vaccinated Against COVID-19
• 'Bar Rescue' Host Jon Taffer: 'Summer Going To Be Boomtown' For Bars & Restaurants, Despite 38% Decline
• Pico Union Project Offers Free COVID-19 Vaccines Friday Without Appointments
• As COVID-19 ebbs, Disneyland reopens after 13-month closure
• More Than 90 People Found Inside Texas Home During Response To Reported Kidnapping, Police Say
• Michigan, Top State For Positive Feelings Towards Trade School
• TSMC's Mark Liu gives first TV interview to 60 Minutes
• VP Kamala Harris To Give Commencement Address At U.S. Naval Academy
• Inspector General Slams 'Inefficient, Reactive, And Chaotic' Response To Deadly COVID Outbreak At LaSalle Veterans' Home
• Vanessa Bryant Launches 'Mambacita' Line Of Athleisure Wear In Honor Of Her Late Daughter Gigi Bryant's 15th Birthday
• Tanker Overturns, Spilling Fuel On Ramp To I-79 In Coraopolis
• EU Accuses Apple Of Antitrust Breach Amid Spotify Complaint
• Grocery Store Worker Dies After Her Cart Was Hit By A Car In Acton
• Woman Killed In Lawrence Crash Identified As Gabriela Hernandez
• Delmar Police Cpl. Keith Heacook To Be Remembered At Fallen Heroes Day Ceremony
• Major Overhaul To Gilman Ave./Interstate 80 Exchange To Begin Starting In May
• More Than 4 Million Illinois Residents Fully Vaccinated Against COVID-19, But Vaccination Average At Lowest Point Since Early March
• Notorious Wife Killer Scott Peterson Will 'Never Be Convicted Of Murder Again,' Supporters Say
• Mac Jones Ready To Get To Work After Being Introduced By Patriots At Gillette Stadium
• WATCH: Denver Nuggets Coach Michael Malone Nets 300th Career Win, Celebrates Accordingly With Team
• COVID In MN: Gov. Tim Walz Hopeful Minnesota State Fair Will Be A 'Pretty Close To Normal Event'
• PHOTOS: Disney Welcomes Back Thrilled Visitors
• Disneyland Reopens For First Time In More Than 400 Days
• US Army Personnel Carrier Recovery Disrupts Traffic At C-470 And I-25
• Social Reaction: Fans Rejoice As Disneyland Reopens
• US Restricting Travel From India Amid Raging COVID Outbreak
• Denver Announces Annual Mulch Giveaway On May 1
• New Jersey Ranked Food And Wine's Best Pizza State In US
• Fish Kill Described As Significant Following Gas Spill Into Creek In Lyons
• Wildfires: State Senate Approves Bill Declaring Energy Shut-Offs As Local Emergencies
• Coppin State To Host Pop-Up COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic On Saturday, May 1
• Former Joliet Catholic School Teacher Jeremy Hylka Charged With Traveling To Meet A Child And Grooming
• Brewery Launches Beer Honoring 'Elephant Springs' At The Fort Worth Zoo
• Restaurant Revitalization Fund
• 3 officers resign after rough arrest of woman with dementia
• Florida Sales Tax 'Holidays' Headed To Gov. DeSantis' Desk
• COVID Vaccines: Rite-Aid Offering Shots At All Bay Area Locations, Walk-Ins Available
• U.S. Customs And Border Protection Officers At Southern Border Seize $8M+ In Meth Disguised As Strawberries
• Quarantine Declared On Toxic Mussels Harvested Along California Coast
• D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine could seal records of 200 BLM protesters
• New Castle Police Investigating Disappearance Of Melissa Henson, Last Seen In January
• Reports: Orioles Hall Of Famer Roberto Alomar Fired By MLB After Sexual Misconduct Allegation
• George Floyd's Murder: Trial Of Kueng, Lane And Thao To Be Broadcast, Livestreamed
• Preview: Street Medic - Tonight at 11
• Salinas Woman, Teen Struck By Gunfire Early Friday Morning
• Driver Killed In Head-On Crash On Highway Between Oakdale And Knights Ferry
• Pittsburgh Weather: Frost Advisory, Freeze Warnings Issued As Temps Plunge
• Ivory & Main: Plus-Size Boutique Helps All Brides Feel Beautiful
• Raging Waters Looking To Hire 600 New Workers For This Summer's Reopening
• YouTube TV no longer available for new Roku customers
• Eden Prairie Police Seeking Info On Hit-And-Run That Left Pedestrian With Serious Injuries
• COVID In Philadelphia: Pennsylvania Convention Center Vaccination Site To Offer Free Wawa Coffee With Vaccine
• San Jose Airport Adds Over 300 Airport Parking Spaces to Meet Demand
• Woman Raped By Armed Man Posing As A Driver In Glen Burnie, Police Say
• Michigan Ranks No. 5 On List Of 10 Best States For Pizza In The US
• Today Is International Jazz Day, Founded By Chicago's Herbie Hancock In 2011
• L.L. Bean Opening New Stores In Central Massachusetts, Southern New Hampshire
• K-9 Finds 30 Bricks Of Heroin Thrown From Car During Police Chase Through Ligonier
• Meet Iao And Breezy, Two New Baby Dall's Sheep Born At Como Zoo
• Lowe's Looking To Fill Over 1,000 New Jobs Across Massachusetts This Spring
• Illinois Democrat and former DCCC Chair Cheri Bustos won't seek reelection
• Records: Ma'Khia Bryant's Sister Sought Help Before Shooting
• Victim Killed In Triple Shooting On San Francisco Market St. Identified
• Rams GM Les Snead Forced To Quarantine Over Draft Weekend After Testing Positive For COVID
• Here's What To Know About Gov. Whitmer's 'MI Vacc To Normal' Plan
• 2 Of 3 People Killed In Highway 99 Crash Identified
• Sacramento Man Identified As Victim in Solo I-80 Crash Near Vacaville
• Minneapolis City Council Moving To Make Juneteenth A City Holiday
• Several Juveniles Detained For Country Fire Which Forced Evacuations In Thousand Oaks, Westlake Village
• PAWS Pet Of The Week: Tamale
• Rite Aid Offering COVID-19 Vaccinations At All Stores
• PennDOT Asks For Feedback With Autonomous Car Survey
• This week on "Face the Nation," May 2, 2021
• NFL player hosts party at homeless shelter where he used to live
• OC Fair Tickets Go On Sale Saturday
• Walk MS Happening Virtually, Raising Much Needed Money For Multiple Sclerosis
• Labor secretary says gig workers should be counted as employees
• Mayor Janey Now Reviewing Investigator's Report On Boston Police Commissioner Dennis White
• Philadelphia Police Searching For Terrance Fleming Jr. Wanted In Fatal Shooting Of 19-Year-Old Bryant Heard
• 5 Former Volunteer Firefighters Indicted On Arson Charges In Prince George's County
• Arlington International Racecourse Reopening Friday
• Denver Police Launch New Campaign In Effort To Stop 'Disturbing Trend': Sexual Assault
• Time Capsule Sealed At World Trade Center Site To Mark Port Authority's 100th Anniversary
• City Of Pittsburgh, Duquesne Light Team Up To Plant Trees For Arbor Day
• Math Is Easy As Pie On 'Mission Unstoppable' With Chicago Professor Doctor Eugenia Cheng
• Man Dead After Late Night Shooting Near American River College
• Boulder Faculty Assembly Votes To Censure CU President Mark Kennedy
• Suspect in Sausalito Carjacking, Arson Arrested
• Surge In COVID-19 Cases Prompts Lockdown At St. Vincent
• Conifer Man May Have Skipped Town After Sheriff Says He Strangled And Nearly Killed His Wife
• Mom of student who died after hazing reveals their last conversation
• Semi-Trailer Truck Struck By Train In O'Hara Township
• Tunnel To Towers To Pay Mortgage For Family Of Officer Anastasios Tsakos
• West Philadelphia Funeral Home Picks Up Remains Of MOVE Bombing Victims From Princeton Professor's Home
• Drive-Up Food Pantry At McCormick Place Helping Hospitality Workers In Need
• Burglary Suspect Wanted After Forcing Way Into Home, Macing Family Pet
• Rochester Woman Accused Of Leaving Children Unattended In Hot Car Outside Gov't Center
• Hundreds Of Animals Rescued From $500,000 Cockfighting Operation In Grand Prairie
• Navy SEAL teams plagued by "lawlessness" within their ranks
• Liam's List April 30: Marin School Still Teaching, Jesika Von Rabbit & Lizzo At Outside Lands
• Driver In Miramar Hit & Run Died After Crash On Hallandale Beach Boulevard
• MDOT Announces Weekend Construction In Metro Detroit
• Contact Tracing Data Breach Exposes 72,000 Pennsylvanians' Personal Information
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 4,607 New Cases, 39 Additional Deaths
• Lake County Fairgrounds To Begin Offering Drive-Thru Vaccinations; ASPIRA Business & Finance High School In Logan Square Hosting Friday Vaccination Clinic
• Building Partially Collapses In Kensington
• Chicago's Navy Pier Reopens Friday
• Loveland Police To Make Personnel Announcement As Department Faces Criticism Following Karen Garner Arrest
• COVID In Minnesota: Positivity Rate Continues To Drop; 16 Deaths, 1,877 Cases Reported
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 366 New Coronavirus Cases, Bringing County Total To 97,250
• Petition Urges Jill Biden To 'Restore Jackie Kennedy's Rose Garden' After Melania Trump's Renovations
• Massachusetts To Spend $70 Million On Summer School Learning And Recreation Programs
• "Scared for my life": Black woman describes violent traffic stop
• Shooting Inside Margaritas Restaurant In Framingham Leaves 1 Hurt
• Susan Lucci On Getting Vaccinated And Being Separated From Her 104-Year-Old Mother For A Year Due To Covid
• CDC: Anxiety, Not The Shots Themselves, Drove Vaccine Reactions Reported In California, 4 Other States
• Hold On To Your Hats – Potentially Damaging Winds Up To 50 MPH Possible Until Early Saturday
• Michael Lewis on new book about the pandemic
• Florida Keys To Release Modified Mosquitos To Fight Illness
• Robert Kraft Excited That Patriots Were Able To Draft Mac Jones At No. 15
• Georgia sheriff's deputy caught bragging about beating a Black man
• DNR Shares Ways To Celebrate Arbor Day In Michigan
• Minnesota Weather: Saturday Set To Feel Like Summer
• Pennsylvania Man Caught With Loaded Gun, Extra Bullets At BWI Security Checkpoint
• Lamar Jackson, Marquise Brown React To Rashod Bateman Pick: 'Oh, We Lit'
• Dozens Of Guns Stolen From Palo Alto Home: Suspect Vehicle Sought
• Michigan Sheriff's Deputy Bitten By Dog Kills Animal, Owner
• It's National Arbor Day, A Time To Celebrate The Importance Of Trees
• 'Constantly Pressured', Texas Nurse Michelle Fuentes Says Refusal Of COVID Vaccine Led To Termination
• Hersheypark Opens For Summer Season Friday
• Book excerpt: "Susan, Linda, Nina & Cokie"
• NYPD: Man Arrested After Chasing FedEx Driver With Bow And Arrow On Queens Street
• Dr. Oz And Finance Expert Lynnette Khalfani-Cox Break Down What Grocery Items You Should Leave Behind On The 30-Day Debt Diet
• Denver Weather: Very Warm And Then Very Wet This Weekend
• Chicago police watchdog finishes probe into raid on wrong house
• Ravens Fans Brought Mo Gaba Cutout To NFL Draft In Cleveland
• Patriots Provide Inside Look Of The Moment Team Drafted Mac Jones
• CDC Says Cruises Can Resume By Mid-Summer - If 95% Of Passengers Are Vaccinated
• Chicago To Offer A 'Vax Pass' Next Month As An Incentive For People To Get The COVID Vaccine
• As Oil & Gas Industry Struggles, Texas-Based Exxon Posts $2.7B Quarterly Profit
• 69-Year-Old Man Punched, Knocked Out In El Cerrito Hate Crime Attack; Suspect Arrested
• Von Miller Among The Broncos Players Excited By Arrival Of Patrick Surtain II, Predicts A 'No-Fly Zone 2.0'
• FDA Moves To Ban Menthol Cigarettes And Flavored Cigars
• U.S. aid reaches COVID-wracked India as thousands gasp for air
• Benson: Appointment-Only Visits To Secretary Of State Here To Stay
• NYPD: Sex Abuse Suspect Caught On Video Menacing Crowd Inside East Harlem Nail Salon
• Colorado College Student Uses 3D Printing To Help Build Schools In Developing Countries
• Philadelphia Weather: Dangerous Wind Gusts Up To 60 MPH Friday May Lead To Power Outages, Downed Trees
• NYPD Ends Contract With 'Digidog' Early After Public Backlash
• Spring Recipes From Farmers Markets Of MPLS Collaborative
• New Steelers RB Najee Harris Hosts Pizza Party At Homeless Shelter Ahead Of NFL Draft
• Who Is Justin Fields, Quarterback Selected By Bears In 2021 NFL Draft?
• The Superstar Money Summit: The 30-Day Debt Diet
• Inside The Flaming Lips' pandemic "Space Bubble Concert"
• Cruises May Be Operating By July, If At Least 95% Of Crew & Passengers Are Vaccinated
• DeVonta Smith Confident He'll Make Immediate Impact On Eagles: 'I Can Do Everything'
• Mavericks Beat Pistons 115-105
• 2,000-year-old Egyptian mummy was actually pregnant woman
• Bedrails Sold By Walmart And Other Retailers Asphyxia Risk
• USA Curling To Move Headquarters Next To Vikings Training Center
• Calaveras County Wildfire That Prompted Evacuation Orders Now 15% Contained, Cal Fire Says
• Lake Arbor Auto Donates Car To Colorado Teenage Mom
• Major Measures Underway To Save California Salmon Population From Drought Conditions
• Watch The New PTL Pup! Canine Companions Launches Puppy Cam
• Car Plows Into House In San Jose; Driver Flees Scene
• eBay Antique Print Retailer Says Postal Problems At Elk Grove Village Processing Plant Are Bad News For Her Business
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: CDC Middle Seats
• Weather Blog: Windy
• What Patriots Are Working With -- And What They Need -- On Day 2 Of NFL Draft
• Jalen Hurts Excited Eagles Took DeVonta Smith In 2021 NFL Draft: 'Run It Back Then My Boy!'
• Miami Weather: Mild & Muggy Morning, Warm Afternoon With Spotty Showers Possible
• Two People Dead In Two Vehicle Crash In Lawrence County
• Effort To Establish Militia For Community Protection In Calaveras County Faces Backlash
• PTL Links: April 30, 2021
• Ravens Pick Minnesota's Rashod Bateman With 27th Overall Pick
• OT Penei Sewell To The Lions at No. 7 In NFL Draft
• Family Of Markley Fire Victim Says Victor Serriteno's Arrest For Alleged Murder Cover-Up Was Shocking
• Five Things Broncos Fans Should Know About Patrick Surtain II, Denver's First Round Pick In 2021 NFL Draft
• Frankfort Neighbors Say Plan To Expand Laraway Road Up To Their Backyards Would Be Unsafe And 'Horrific'
• Texas Cat Found With Blow Dart Lodged In Head, Police Searching For Suspect
• Lauderhill Offering Walk-Up COVID-19 Vaccination Events In May
• Meet Jaylen Waddle, The Dolphins Newest Wide Receiver
• 'He Was All But A Boy': CPD Officers Credited For Saving The Life Of 13-Year-Old Shot On Monday
• 'Census Nerds! We Did It!': Minnesota Exults At Census Win At New York's Expense
• Man In U-Haul Arrested After Attempting To Steal Purse, Striking Outdoor Diners In Fishtown, Philadelphia Police Say
• After Rinks Were Forced To Close For Months, Young Skaters Took Their Moves From The Ice To The Grass During Pandemic
• Biden calls for expanding passenger rail in speech celebrating Amtrak
• EXCLUSIVE: Philadelphia Police Hope Break In 1957 Unsolved Murder Leads To The Boy In The Box's Identity
• After 32 Years, Dave Lee Signing Off From WCCO Radio
• Meet Zach Wilson, The Jets New Quarterback
• 'That's Dope:' Steelers First Round Pick Najee Harris Looking Forward To Playing With Big Ben
• Michigan Lottery Results For Thursday, April 29, 2021
• Police: Emotional Support Dog Killed By Hit-And-Run Driver On Long Island
• New York Weather: CBS2's 4/30 Friday Afternoon Forecast
• How one migrant won asylum after crossing the border unaccompanied
• George W. Bush Meets With Illinois Congressman Looking To Unite Anti-Trump Republicans
• 2 People Injured Following 3-Alarm House Fire In Medford
• Crowd Of Onlookers Force Wildlife Officials To Sedate And Remove Bear From Tree In Colorado Springs
• Report: Former Broncos QB Tim Tebow Trying Out As Tight End For Jacksonville Jaguars
• Pittsburgh Milliones Closed After Fourth Person Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Sheriff: Deputies who didn't open fire on Andrew Brown Jr. back on duty
• Senate approves $35 billion bipartisan water infrastructure bill
• 5 arrested in attack and robbery of Lady Gaga's dog walker
• Pacific Northwest faces COVID-19 surge as other states reopen
• Many Americans prefer a specific brand of vaccine
• Homer By Catcher Jose Trevino Pushes Gibson And Texas Rangers Past Red Sox
• CU Visiting Conservative Scholar Dr. John Eastman To Sue Over Freedom of Speech
• Colorado Drought Update: Good News For Boulder And Fort Collins, Not So Much For The Western Slope
• Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed In West Philadelphia
• Florida passes election bill that would make changes to mail voting
• CDC signals cruise ships can resume sailing in U.S. this summer
• Pence touts "our" accomplishments in first remarks since leaving office
• News crew spots murder suspect who fled airport, films arrest
• Underground tank leaking radioactive chemical waste
• Scientists trace origins of 23-million-year-old asteroid that hit Earth
• Future Leaders Winner Takes On Challenges Of Electrical Engineering
• 4 Americans among dozens killed in Israel stampede
• Karns City High School Expels 4 Students Who Now Face Criminal Probe In Alleged Assault
• GOP lawmakers use Biden's speech to get some face time
• Post-Pandemic Pittsburgh: Downtown Partnership Hoping People Will Begin Returning To The City
• Taste Of The Town: Coconut Grove's Peacock Garden Remains Ultimate Alfresco Dining Spot
• Quarterbacks dominate the first round of the 2021 NFL draft
• Pittsburgh Weather: Heavy Wind Gusts And Falling Temperatures Begin The Weekend
• COVID Vaccine Clinic Opening In Logan Square Friday With 1,000 Doses Available
• 1 Killed, Several Injured After Vehicle Crashes Into Restaurant's Outdoor Dining Area In Queens
• Sam Bennett Scores In Overtime, Panthers Edge Blackhawks 4-3
• Lawmaker accused of rape by intern resigns after ethics ruling
• Tons of dead fish choke banks of highly polluted lake in Lebanon
• Contact Tracing Breach In Pennsylvania Impacts Private Information Of 72,000 People
• Chicago Weather: Weekend Warmup Ahead
• 'You're Going To See My Lawyer,' Man Tells Dog Owner After Posted Posters Appear With Image Of Accused Dog Thief
• 'We Made It Through:' Fairview Cheese Factory Recovering From Pandemic Shut Down
• Philadelphia Eagles Select Alabama WR DeVonta Smith With 10th Pick In 2021 NFL Draft
• 'We Shamed Howie Into Being Normal': Eagles Fans Experience Euphoria After Birds Draft Heisman Winner DeVonta Smith
• EXCLUSIVE: Woman Details Being Attacked By 'Unhinged' Man While Walking In Rittenhouse Square
• Outdoor Mask Rules Relaxed In Massachusetts If You Can Stay 6 Feet Apart
• 812 At Massachusetts Schools Test Positive For COVID-19 In Last 2 Weeks
• County Commissioners Continue Push For Regional Health Department
• To Do List: New Arts Market, Art In Bloom Festival, Outdoor Fitness
• 'Kid Mania' Hosting Children's Consignment At Washington County Fairgrounds
• Blawnox Restaurant To Be Featured On 'Diners, Drive-Ins, And Dives'
• Loud And Large: Brood X Cicadas Emerging After 17 Years Underground
• On A Positive Note: Retiree Finds Creative Way To Keep The Love Going
• Arrest Warrant Issued For Teenager In W. Va Student's Slaying
• Mankato Boy, 16, Charged In Death Of 2-Year-Old Child
• Kalamazoo Anti-Lockdown Chiropractor Is Running For Governor In 2022
• PETA Offers $5,000 Reward After 17 Swans Killed In Waterford
• Iraq Veterans Health Bill: Bipartisan Bill Aims To Help Veterans Exposed To Toxic Burn Pits
• GM Plans To Install 60,000 Charging Stations In The U.S., Canada
• Despite Mac Jones Pick, Bill Belichick Says Cam Newton Is Patriots' Quarterback
• New York Weather: CBS2's 4/30 Friday Morning Forecast
• NFL Draft: Ravens Add Pass Rusher Jayson Oweh With The 31st Pick

Videos from April 30, 2021

• CBS News legal analyst Rikki Klieman on "The Takeout" — 4/30/2021
• How MDMA is treating PTSD in war veterans
• Biden says U.S. is "way behind the rest of the world" on infrastructure 
• Jogger with dog offers comfort to grieving child during father's funeral
• U.S. investigates suspected energy attack near White House
• Biden hits the road to tout infrastructure plan
• Houston raid uncovers 90 people in possible smuggling ring
• Stampede at Israel religious festival kills at least 45
• Army report says Vanessa Guillen was sexually harassed before her death
• Biden to ban most travel from India over record COVID-19 wave
• Richard Wright's daughter on his new book, “The Man Who Lived Underground," published decades after his death
• Biden: We have to invest in Amtrak
• Texas GOP Congressman Mike McCaul on Biden's first 100 days
• Soaring demand for chips reveals global supply chain problem
• President Biden hits the road to pitch families and jobs plans
• Police reform in the wake of Chauvin verdict
• Turkey goes into its first full nationwide lockdown since the start of the pandemic
• India sets another global record for daily COVID-19 cases
• As tourists return to Las Vegas, resorts go on hiring spree to meet the increased demand
• Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson under fire over his conduct and integrity
• Fact-checking claims President Biden made during his first 100 days in office
• Steelers running back Najee Harris holds party at homeless shelter
• Some Navy SEALs accused of cashing in on bin Laden raid notoriety
• Disneyland reopens and nearby small businesses rejoice as customers return
• Michael Lewis says new book about pandemic "the richest narrative I've ever had"
• "48 Hours" investigates the latest developments in the Scott Peterson murder case of his pregnant wife
• Dozens dead and injured in stampede at religious festival in Israel
• VICE News: Iraqi security forces take lead against ISIS remnants as U.S. troops withdraw
• Young migrant wins asylum in U.S. after dangerous journey across border
• President Biden responds to Senator Tim Scott's claim that the U.S. is not racist
• Preview: The Flaming Lips' Space Bubble Concert
• What it's like living in the middle of India's deadly COVID-19 wave
• How beef and other foods impact health and environment
• "We need help": Current and former Navy SEALs say fame has undercut their mission
• Former Vice President Mike Pence praises Trump policies in first public speech
• WorldView: Dozens killed in Israel stampede; Brazil tops 400,000 COVID fatalities
• Researchers discover ancient Egyptian mummy was pregnant
• Black librarian sues North Carolina officers for excessive use of force in 2019 traffic stop
• Eight charged in Ohio for fraternity initiation ritual death
• Protesters briefly interrupt Biden at a speech in Georgia
• India's record breaking COVID death and infection numbers bring healthcare systems to a standstill
• Chaos erupts after stampede at Israeli religious event kills dozens, injuring 150
• Biden tours country to promote economic plans
• 4/30: CBSN AM
• U.S. to restrict travel from India amid a surge in cases
• Doctor on COVID vaccine updates and states reopening 100%