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Articles from May 3, 2021

• CA Lawmaker Proposes Bill To Make Getting A CRV Refund Easier For Recyclers
• Women Shot Outside Hotel At San Francisco International Airport
• Laureano Stays Hot, Homers Again As A's Top Blue Jays 5-4
• Goldstein Investigates: Trailers Meant To Shelter Homeless Residents Sitting Unused In Parking Lots
• Students, Youth Activists March To Alameda Courthouse To Demand Justice For Mario Gonzalez
• 'Have A Plan B': Threat Of Floating Debris Forces Closure Of Rest Areas In Glenwood Canyon
• Home Prices Soaring Across SoCal As Buyers Battle It Out To Win Bidding Wars
• 'It Was Terrifying': Women Sue LAPD Alleging Officers Wrongfully Targeted Them
• Dozens Of People On ATVs Race Through Stockton Streets
• Pfizer COVID Vaccine Could Be Authorized For Adolescents By Early Next Week
• Adames, Margot Slug Rays Past Angels 7-3; Rendon Injured
• Residents Unhappy With Response To Address Homelessness Crisis In Venice
• Davis Scores 25 As Short-Handed Lakers Defeat Nuggets 93-89
• Search Suspended After San Diego Smuggling Boat Wreck Leaves At Least 3 Dead
• Tuesday's Show Info (5/4/21)
• Kopitar Reaches 999 Career Points, Kings Beat Coyotes 3-2
• Chicago Weather: Isolated Storms In Indiana Late Monday; Unseasonable Cool To Follow
• Pipe Bomb Found In Vehicle Parked At Tracy Gas Station
• Coby White Scores 23, LaVine And Vucevic Still Absent As Bulls Lose To 76ers
• Coronavirus Pandemic Forces Sharp Price Hike On Consumer Goods
• LA Sheriff's Department Officials Seek Help Searching For Missing 37-Year-Old Man From Lancaster
• Worcester Company In Hot Water Years After I-Team Exposed Home Heating Oil Problems
• 'Tommy Was With Me' | How Rep. Jamie Raskin Powered Through His Pain To Lead Impeachment Trial Weeks After Losing His Son
• Some COVID Vaccine Side Effects May Indicate You Were Once Infected, Study Suggests
• COVID In Colorado: Children's Doctor Hopeful For Expanded Pfizer Access
• New Beer Can To Help & Honor King Soopers Shooting Victims
• Mets Blow Early 3-Run Lead, Fall To Cardinals
• Missing Concord Goat Captured In Sudbury After 10 Days On The Run
• MTA To Resume 24-Hour Subway Service May 17, Gov. Cuomo Says
• NYPD Searching For Suspect In Brutal Brooklyn Attack
• Music Manager Says Rapper Queen Key, Producer DJ Ayo Were Paid For Services During Pandemic, But Never Delivered
• Hoboken Mulling Proposal That Would Outlaw City Elected Leaders Blocking People On Social Media
• Man Accused In Fatal 2018 Trader Joe's Shooting Found Competent To Stand Trial
• Tobias Harris, Seth Curry Lead Sixers Past Bulls
• Love Working From Home? Here's How To Make It Last
• Experts Warn Hackers Are Taking Advantage Of Many People Working Online From Home During The Pandemic
• Big Rig Involved In Major Crash As Tornado Reportedly Crossed I-35E In Ellis County
• 'Started With A Tragedy And Ended With A Tragedy': Trial Lawyer On Southwood Middle Killer Michael Hernandez's Death
• Maeda Pitches Twins Past Rangers 6-5 In Series Opener
• ShotSpotter Gunshot Detection Technology Has Become A Crucial Police Tool In Chicago, But Is It Worth The $33 Million The City Is Paying?
• Kaprizov, Brodin Give Wild 6-5 Comeback Over Golden Knights
• Gov. DeSantis Suspends All Local COVID-19 Emergency Orders
• Lesbian Couple Voted Prom King And Queen At Ohio High School
• Zibanejad Scores Twice, But Rangers Lose To Capitals And Get Eliminated From Playoff Contention
• Islanders Fall Asleep In Third, Lose To League-Worst Sabres
• Wildwood Boardwalk Businesses Expect 'Hardest Year' Ahead Even With Restrictions Lifted
• Police Find Weapons In Bethel Park High School Employee's Possession During On-Campus Arrest
• Wedgewood Under Siege, Devils No Match For Playoff-Bound Bruins
• What Is Qualified Immunity? And Why Do Some Want It Removed?
• California Sen. Alex Padilla Seeks Expansion Of Land, Water Protection
• 'We're Lucky No One's Gotten Hit': Parents Plead For Change To Crosswalk Outside Apple Valley Middle School
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Hospitalizations Down As State Adds 520 New Cases
• Medfield Family Shares Heartbreaking Connections To COVID Crisis In India
• Bortuzzo, Schenn Score In Blues' 3-1 Victory Over Ducks
• Major Comcast Outage In West Suburbs After Utility Pole Is Knocked Down
• After Being Canceled For COVID Last Year, Pierogi Fest Is Back On This July In Whiting, Indiana
• Golden Police Department Launches Community CRIMEWATCH Website
• Lowe's Home Improvement Stores To Hold Hiring Day Event; More Than 450 Jobs Available
• Virtual Townhall Set For Tuesday On Anjanette Young Ordinance, Aimed At Preventing Botched Police Raids
• Curry's 41 Points Push Warriors Past Pelicans 123-108
• Former University Of Pittsburgh Chancellor Mark Nordenberg To Chair Redistricting Panel
• Violent Weekend In Baltimore As Several Shootings Claim Lives, Including Efraim Gordon Visiting From Israel
• Vince Velasquez Tosses 6 Strong Innings In Phillies' Win Over Brewers
• Westchester Residents Call On City To Address Park's Homeless Encampment
• Blackhawks Eliminated From Playoff Contention As They Lose To Carolina Hurricanes
• Card Sound Road Still Closed Due To Nearby Brush Fire
• Claude Giroux, Kevin Hayes Help Flyers To Win Over 1st-Place Penguins
• Claude Giroux, Flyers Demolish First-Place Penguins
• TSA Extends Mask Mandate Through Summer
• Barkov Scores OT Winner, Panthers Over Stars 5-4
• Flower Day Returns As Flower Week At Eastern Market
• State Rep. Bryan Posthumus Arrested For Driving While Intoxicated
• New Castle County's Innovate Approach To Tackling COVID Through Wastewater Testing Garners National Attention
• 3 Men Shot In North Baltimore, Police Say
• Investigation Continues Into Ocean City, Maryland Crash That Injured 8 People, Including Toddler
• COVID Restrictions In Colorado: Indoor Mask Rule Causes Confusion For Businesses Owners
• Biden Administration To Cover Vaccine Fees
• Alleged Porch Pirate Posing As Amazon Employee Arrested After Several Fishtown Thefts
• Tornado Warning Expires For Parts Of Lawrence And Butler Counties
• LAUSD Staff Scraps Plan To Extend 2021-22 School Year
• Smooth Transition For Candace Parker, High Hopes For Chicago Sky As Training Camp Gets Under Way
• Under Armour Settles SEC Charges For $9 Million
• Luis Robert's Injury This Weekend Turns Out To Have Been Serious; He Will Be Out At Least 12 To 16 Weeks
• Cubs Activate Joc Pederson From Injured List In Time To Face Dodgers
• 10 Big Issues From 2021 Florida Legislative Session
• Drier, Hotter Conditions: Could This Year's Fire Season Last Longer Than Normal?
• Darryl Doles Arrested In Connection With Attack Of Two Korean American Women At Baltimore Liquor Store
• Court Grants Letecia Stauch's Request For Public Defenders In Murder Trial
• Huntington Beach Mayor Pro Tem Tito Ortiz Files For Unemployment While Currently Employed By The City
• Bruins Clinch Playoff Berth With Win Over Devils
• COVID: San Francisco To Follow State Easing of Outdoor Masking Rules
• San Francisco's Historic F Market & Wharves Streetcars Coming Back In Time For Summer
• Santa Clara Co.: $350 Million Affordable Housing Project Set For Approval In Phase 2 Of Measure A
• COVID In Colorado: Small Businesses Helping Boost Vaccine Numbers
• Former Bucks County Assistant DA Gregg Shore Pays Back Nearly $8,500 After Delivering For DoorDash During Work Hours
• MISSING: Marc Washington, 64, Last Seen In Austin After Leaving Loretto Hospital
• A meteor shower will light up the night sky this week
• COVID Vaccine Site Opens At VTA Light Rail Station in San Jose
• County Claims Vanessa Bryant Lacks Legal Basis To Sue Deputies Over Crash Site Photos In New Filing
• 17-Year-Old In Critical Condition After Shooting Outside Shop Express In Brooklyn Park
• Pool Owners Could Pay Double For Chlorine This Summer
• City Of LA Offering COVID Vaccines Without Appointments As It Aims For Herd Immunity
• Family, Friends Mourn Transgender Woman Murdered In Milpitas
• COVID: As Bay Area Workplaces Reopen, Return To Offices Already Posing Legal Questions
• More Details About Apparent Bear Attack In Durango Expected In Autopsy
• Baseball Report: Can Twins' Byron Buxton Keep Hitting Like This?
• State Police Search For Driver After Hit And Run In Fall River
• Parents Protest Conditions At Wedgeworth Elementary School In Hacienda Heights
• Appeals Court Upholds Dismissal Of Dan Rassier's Lawsuit Against Jacob Wetterling Investigators
• Asian American Attacks: Suspect Who Assaulted Oakland Leader Carl Chan Faces Hate Crime Charge
• Melanoma Monday: A Day To Raise Awareness About Most Serious Form Of Skin Cancer
• Man From Cool Sentenced To Life In Prison For DUI Crash That Killed Roseville Couple
• Cool Man Sentenced To Life In Prison For DUI Crash That Killed Roseville Couple
• Meet The Five Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital Nurses Named Top Pediatric Nurses By Baltimore Magazine
• New Effort In Miami-Dade To Make Parks Safer
• 13-Year-Old Randallstown Girl Found Safe, Police Say
• Everett Police Seek ID Of Man After Vandalism At Zion Baptist Church
• Instagram Influencer Katie Sorensen Charged With Lying To Police About Accusations Against Latino Couple
• Doors Open For Younger Students In Denver Preschool Program
• Denver City Council To Vote On Proposal For Landlords To Have Licenses, Inspections For Rental Properties
• KDKA Investigates: Local Victims Of Traveling Contractors Searching For Justice
• Baltimore Museum Of Art Launches New Brand
• Phillip Riker Arrested, Charged In Connection To Park County Wildland Fire
• Family Offering $5,000 Reward For Information In Attack That Left Clairton Delivery Driver Fighting For His Life
• Denver Weather: Wettest Season So Far Since The 1940s
• State Fire Officials Warn Fire Season Already Off to a Dangerous Start
• '60 Minutes" Bill Whitaker To Debut As 'Jeopardy!' Guest Host
• Citizen Police Review Board In The Works For City Of Washington
• #StopAsianHate Resources
• Overtown Overtakes Wynwood For Area's Longest Mural
• COVID Vaccine Clinic For Rocky Mountain Janitorial, Union Members Targets Underserved Community
• 13,000 COVID-19 Vaccine Doses Thrown Out In Pennsylvania
• Chicago Public Schools CEO Janice Jackson Stepping Down At End Of June; Two Other Top Leaders Also Leaving
• Colorado Athlete Among Those Challenging Ruling On Fairness In Women's Sports Act
• How Can Illinois Get To The 'Bridge' Phase For The State's Reopening?
• 'We Need To Let People Be Who They Are': Advocates Showing Support For Transgender Athletes
• At least 1 dead as powerful tornadoes tear through U.S.
• Sources: Seneca Valley Student Expelled Related To Alleged Gang Assault Of Another Student At Butler Vo-Tech
• As Walz Weighs Easing More Restrictions, Vaccination Rates Vary Across Minnesota Counties
• Tesla Told To Provide Documents Involving Elon Musk Compensation
• Death Penalty Overturned For California Mom Who Killed Her 4 Daughters
• Colorado Bear Cub That Was 'Near Death' Rescued After Being Abandoned During Storm
• Bars, Restaurants Hopeful That Federal Restaurant Revitalization Fund Will Be Game-Changer As They Submit Applications
• LA Sends Emergency Alert To Cell Phones Urging Residents To Get Vaccinate
• How You Can Get Free Coffee Every Tuesday In May At Wawa
• Resignation Of State Rep. Jeff Pyle Leads To Special Election On May 18 With 3 Candidates
• Tesla Taxis? New York City Taxi & Limousine Commission Proposes Program To Authorize More Electric Cars
• 10% Of Osakis High School's Class Of '21 Joins National Guard
• Guilty Verdict In 2016 Murder Of Alameda County Sheriff's Explorer Karla Ramirez
• Republicans Susan Wright, Jake Ellzey Discuss Their Messages, Policies For Runoff Election In The TX 6th Congressional District
• New York metro area states lift capacity restrictions
• Military spouse launches business to help others find jobs
• South Sacramento Home Catches Fire
• Police Searching For Missing Former Morrisville Councilman David Nay
• Family Of 8-Year-Old Keydall Jones, Found Dead In Apartment Pool, Considering Legal Action
• Baltimore Researchers Mark One Year Since First Pfizer-BioNTech Experimental COVID-19 Vaccine Shot Given To Study Volunteer
• California Reverses Death Penalty For Mom Who Killed Her 4 Daughters
• Expatriates Traveling Thousands Of Miles To Get COVID-19 Vaccine
• Gophers Get Guard Luke Loewe From William & Mary
• Westmoreland County Teacher's Impact Transcends Classroom
• Bucks County Man Nikolay Lukyanchikov Charged After Charring Dog On Grill, Police Say
• COVID Vaccine: Rockland County High School Students Serving As Ambassadors To Get More Young People Vaccinated
• Vikings Decline 5th-Year Option On Injury-Hampered Mike Hughes
• Timothy Nielsen Charged With Attempted Murder For Plowing Vehicle Into Woman Who Was Picnicking In Logan Square
• New Jersey Easing COVID Restrictions For Bar Seating, Outdoor Gatherings And More
• 'It's A Mistake To Skip The Test Cruises': Maritime Lawyer Says Industry Has Logistical Scramble To Make Any July Sail Date
• Popular Boston Barber Back On The Job After Freak Accident, Open-Heart Surgery
• Meet the man who will succeed Buffett at Berkshire Hathaway
• How Does MDH Expect To Keep COVID Under Control Without Tracing At Sporting Events?
• Woman Taken To Hospital As Precaution After Serious Crash At Seminary Ave & York Road
• India's Double Mutant Variant Of COVID-19 Means No Travel From US Starting Tuesday
• Doctors Say Yearly 'Melanoma Monday' Serves As Reminder To Get Your Skin Checked Regularly
• Morgan State Expecting Largest Incoming Class In Years With Record Applications For This Fall
• I-Team: State To Shut Down Some Mass Vaccination Sites
• Denver Clerk And Recorder Doubles Capacity For In-Person Services Amid COVID Guidelines
• Come And Get Your Vaccine: Contra Costa Offering Shots To All Who Live Outside County
• Former Florida Sen. Bill Nelson Sworn In As NASA New Leader
• 5 Arrested, Guns Recovered After Driver Leads Police On Multi-City Chase
• Archdiocese Of Baltimore Investigating After Priest Misconduct Allegation
• Tufts University Investigating 2 'Incidents Of Hate' On Campus
• Tensions Rise As Minnesota Senate, House Hold Joint Conference Committee On Police Reform
• Thompson Center Going Up For Sale, Gov. JB Pritzker Officially Seeks Bidders For Oft-Troubled Office Building
• PHOTOS: Tree Falls Into Eagle River, Blocks Watercraft From Passing Through
• Sacramento City Leaders Urge ICE Release Omar Ameen, Arguing He Was Scapegoat For Trump Administration
• Newark Closing In On Swift Completion Of Lead Water Service Line Replacement, A Feat The Feds Call Remarkable
• Some Jersey Shore Towns Taking Action To Ban Sale Of Recreational Marijuana In Their Community
• Peter Robert Dettmer, Wanted For Sexual Assault In Golden, Arrested In Ecuador
• Local Compost Company Turns Food Scraps Into A Cycle Of Sustainability
• COVID In Florida: 3,075 New Cases, 41 Additional Deaths Reported Monday
• Former NYPD Officer Joseph Recca Sentenced To 5 Years For Selling Fentanyl That Caused Fatal Overdose
• Bill And Melinda Gates Are Getting Divorced After 27 Years
• Homeless Advocates Call On Baltimore City To Clean Up Encampments, Give More Resources, Support
• Police Search For Suspect Accused Of Cutting Man In Butler
• Loved Ones Attend Private Wake For NYPD Officer Anastasios Tsakos
• Janet Jackson To Auction More Than 1,000 Items To Raise Money For Child Advocacy Agency
• Abnormally Dry 'Dry Season' In South Florida
• Road To Reopening: Gov. Cuomo Says Days Of No More Capacity Restrictions For Businesses Are Fast Approaching
• Shine Music Festival
• Long COVID Can Be An Issue For Kids Too, Research Shows
• 'What's A Bar Without Bar Guests?': New Jersey Bars Celebrate Return Of Bar-Side Seating
• KDKA-TV's FAN N'ATION Wins Keystone Media Award
• Bill And Melinda Gates To Divorce After 27 Years Of Marriage
• West Metro Fire Rescue Crews Travel To California To Help Battle Wildfires
• New Jersey To Remove Most COVID-19 Capacity Restrictions, But Certain Rules Remain
• 'RIP Mom': Maria Menounos Mourns Loss Of Her Mother To Brain Cancer
• Mom charged for lying about kidnapping attempt on Instagram
• Man Charged With Kidnapping 4-Year-Old Girl In Jamaica Plain
• COVID In Colorado: Parents Need To Set Example For Children's Behavior
• 4 Mass Vaccination Sites To Close By End Of June As State Nears Goal Of 4.1 Million Fully Vaccinated
• Massachusetts Reports 481 New COVID Cases, 18 Additional Deaths
• Marcus Chavis Called Police After Fatally Stabbing 2 Women In Dorchester Home, Prosecutors Say
• Tornado Watch Monday Evening Until 11PM Across North Texas
• Mesquite High School Freshman Boxer Diego Barron Ranked Number 1 In The Nation
• Bill, Melinda Gates Getting Divorced After 27 Years
• Allegany County Man Dies In House Fire Monday Morning
• Marlins Rookie Pitcher Campbell Gets 80-Game Drug Suspension
• BART Construction Between South Hayward, Union City To Prompt Upcoming Weekend Track Shutdowns
• 'I Forgot How Much Fun It Was': Students Allowed Back On Playgrounds At LAUSD Campuses
• UPDATE: San Francisco Uber Assault Suspect Arna Kimiai Appears at Preliminary Hearing
• Fortnite-Maker Epic Games Targets Apple's 'Walled Garden' App Store In Landmark Lawsuit
• What Care Can Do: Veterans First
• Woman Killed, Another Injured After Shot Inside Car In Baltimore, Police Say
• Bill and Melinda Gates to Divorce After 27 Years of Marriage
• VIDEO: Berkeley Police Apprehend Armed Antioch Felony Suspect After Wild Chase
• Chicago Bears To Cut Left Tackle Charles Leno Jr. After Drafting Teven Jenkins
• WATCH: Broncos' Jonathon Cooper Congratulated By Neighborhood Kids After Being Drafted
• Sheriff: Bear Sightings In Vadnais Heights, North Oaks; Public Advised To 'Stay Away' If Observed
• Dallas Woman Arrested After Argument Inside Garland Apartment Leads To Murder, Police Say
• Pittsburgh Weather: Threat Of Thunderstorms Continues, Wet Weather Hanging On Until Midweek
• Truckers For Shaw's, Star Market Go On Strike In New England
• Colorado Rockies Appoint Bill Schmidt As Interim General Manager
• Twins' Byron Buxton Named AL Player Of The Month
• Kennywood Reopens Saturday With 75% Capacity, Masks Mandatory
• Gov. Wolf Joins Philadelphia Flyers To Encourage Pennsylvanians To 'Take Your Shot'
• Bill Whitaker recounts some of his favorite stories before "Jeopardy" hosting run
• How You Can Help Remove Invasive Species From Michigan State Parks In May
• Maryland Paying State Workers To Get COVID Vaccine, Gov. Hogan Encourages Private Businesses To Do The Same
• Jayson Tatum Earns Another Eastern Conference Player Of The Week Award
• Hundreds Of Sacramento County Drive-Thru COVID-19 Vaccine Appointments Still Open
• 3 killed after overcrowded boat capsized in San Diego
• Downtown San Jose Gas Leak Prompts Home Evacuations
• Granbury Mayor Nin Hulett's DWI Charge Upgraded To Felony After 2 Previous Arrests Came To Light
• More than 20 states not ordering full share of COVID vaccine doses
• StubHub To Refund Canceled Events After Pandemic Complaints
• Baltimore Mayor Announces Removal Of New Owner-Occupied Tax Liens From Tax Sale Process
• Defense Attorney Asks To Have Serial Stowaway Marilyn Hartman Released From Jail And Returned To Halfway House; Judge Refuses
• Crash Leads To 2 Hour Closure Of Interstate 70 Eastbound In Summit County
• Woman Found Dead In Home In Northeast Baltimore
• Police: Hit-And-Run Driver Caught On Camera Striking 13-Year-Old Boy On Long Island
• Asian American Teen Called Racial Slur, Punched During Tournament Basketball Game in Oakland
• On Set for Season 2 Of 'Batwoman,' Episode 12
• Dallas Man Dies After Crashing Into Barrier Near Bridge In Forney Early Monday
• California Supreme Court Reverses Death Sentence Of Sandi Nieves In 1998 Murders Of 4 Young Daughters
• Gov. Tom Wolf On Lifting COVID-19 Restrictions: 'I Want To Go As Fast As We Can'
• Cowboys Decline Leighton Vander Esch's Fifth-Year Option, According To Agent Ron Slavin
• Orlovsky: Mac Jones Should Be Patriots' Day One Starting Quarterback
• Fire Damages Home In Woodlawn
• Massachusetts Reports First Bald Eagle Death From Rodent Poison
• May Declared As Mental Health Month In Colorado
• Patriots Will 'Likely' Decline Fifth-Year Option On Sony Michel
• Andrew Brown Jr.'s funeral held as calls grow for bodycam video
• New England Living: Crafting Huge Sculptures For Internationally Renowned Artists
• Oak Park Blood Gang Member Convicted Of 1st Degree Murder In 2017 Shooting
• Wisconsin Man Arrested After Falling Through Ceiling During Standoff With Police
• COVID: UC Berkeley / Oxford Study Finds Higher Risk To Pregnant Women Than Previously Known
• Police: 8-Month-Old Girl Dies After Hit-And-Run In Wyandanch
• What's at stake in Epic's court case against Apple
• MDH: Fatal Overdoses Rose 27% In 2020, Driven By Surge In Fentanyl-Linked Deaths
• Red Sox Claim Reliever Brandon Brennan Off Waivers From Mariners
• Denver Weather: More Soaking Rain In The Metro Area, More Heavy Snow Up High
• What Care Can Do: Giant Eagle Pharmacy
• 'A Number To Celebrate': Single Digit COVID Patients At Salem Hospital
• Minnesota Senate Moves Forward Voter ID Bill, Unlikely To Pass In House
• Calls To Michigan Gambling Helpline Spiked In February
• Garland ISD Opens Enrollment To Students Living Outside School Boundaries
• Still Facing Transportation Gap, Pittsburgh Public Schools Students Return To Classroom
• The CW Renews 'Kung Fu' & 'DC's Stargirl' For The 2021-2022 Season
• Kayaker Who Likely Drowned At Cherry Creek State Park Identified As Christopher Carmon
• New Jersey "Shot and a Beer" program gives the vaccinated free beer
• How the pandemic created a "perfect storm" for opioid addiction
• Injury-Depleted Golden State Warriors May Need A Marvel Superhero In Key Showdown With Pelicans
• Health Systems, City Officials Offering Several Walk-In Vaccine Clinics In Metro Detroit
• Help Needed To Find Driver In Hit-And-Run That Severely Injured 78-Year-Old Korean Man
• Chicago Groups: Gunshot Detection Systems Unreliable
• Jonathan Moore Sentenced To 45 Years For 'Under The Influence' Crash That Killed Former Dallas City Councilmember Carolyn Davis
• LeBron Rips Play-In Format As Struggling Lakers Slide
• Deputies: Teen Boy Killed In Shooting Near Keyes Was Unintended Target
• Star High School Basketball Player Dwayne Marquette Richardson Jr. Killed In Shooting
• Mental Health Awareness Month More Important Than Ever In Post-Pandemic World
• Mac Jones Enjoys A Game Of Madden As The Patriots
• 2 Men Killed, Woman Wounded When Gunfire Erupts At Mid-City Strip Mall
• Multiple Arrests, Injuries In Fremont Stabbing Melee
• Three-time Indy 500 winner Bobby Unser has died
• Alameda County Fire Stations To Hoist Fire Warning Flags During Dangerous Weather Conditions
• The Flaming Lips Coming To Pittsburgh This Fall
• 2 Wisconsin Men, Including Nat'l Guard Member, Charged With Entering Capitol During Jan. 6 Attack
• Human Remains Found In Stomach Of Bear, Cub After Woman Killed North Of Durango
• Storm Drops Half Foot Of Snow On Colorado Rockies, Dusting In Parts Of Metro Denver
• Meet The 2021 Minnesota Vikings Draft Class
• 14 People Arrested, 118 Citations Given In Weekend Mission Against Sideshows In San Joaquin County
• StubHub to refund canceled events after pandemic complaints
• Nearly A Third Of Illinois Residents Have Been Fully Vaccinated, But Number Of Shots Given Out Dropping Sharply
• Bruins Can Clinch Playoff Spot On Monday Night
• New York City Workers Back In Office Monday, Despite Push To Delay Return
• Pittsburgh Police Launch Website To Track Police Reform Changes
• Police Release Of Alleged Suspect Photo In Glen Burnie Rape
• Chicago Weather: Thunderstorms Possible Monday Afternoon, Night
• North Texas Small Businesses Logging On As $28 Billion Restaurant Revitalization Fund Opens
• Man, 30, Suspected Of DUI In Stockton Crash That Left 2 Women Dead
• Chlorine Shortage Could Have Pool Owners Paying Double This Summer
• Janet Jackson To Auction More Than 1,000 Items To Raise Money For Child Advocacy Agency
• Rescue Dog Togo, Killed In Suspicious Venice Fire, Mourned At Beach Candlelight Vigil
• 1 Dead In Weekend Shooting With Cañon City Police
• Week-Long COVID Vaccine Clinic Begins For Boston University Students
• Deadline For Filing Cook County Property Taxes Is Monday
• Pittsburgh Penguins' Evgeni Malkin Returns Against Philadelphia Flyers
• Update: Gunman Surrenders To Police; Pinole Neighborhood Lockdown Lifted
• Novavax Expands COVID Vaccine Phase 3 Clinical Trial To Children Ages 12 to 17
• Protesters Want Bronzeville's Mercy Hospital To Stay Full Service
• New Tennessee Titan, Former Pitt Football Star Rashad Weaver Charged With Simple Assault
• Wisconsin Casino Shooter Who Killed 2 Was Reportedly Fired Employee
• Police bust one of the world's biggest dark web child porn sites
• Revolution Off To Fast Start That Club Was Hoping For
• Hawaii-Bound Flight Lands With Additional Passenger After Mid-Flight Birth
• Man, 46, Killed In Hibbing Motorcycle Crash
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Over Half Of Residents Have Gotten 1st Vaccine Doses
• Shooting Suspect In Custody After Holding Police In Standoff For Nearly 17 Hours In Calumet City; Bishop Ford Freeway Reopens
• City Of LA Reopens Dozens Of Libraries Monday
• 3 Women, 2 Men Shot Near Chicago Bulls College Prep High School On Near West Side
• Caught On Video: Man Stomped More Than A Dozen Times In Brutal Brooklyn Beating
• Christian Band MercyMe To Play At PPG Paints Arena This Fall
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 454 New Coronavirus Cases In Last 48 Hours
• Three Dead After Hostage Situation Inside Southwest Miami-Dade Home
• Supreme Court Won't Take Maryland Bump Stock Ban Case
• COVID In Minnesota: Nearly 2M Have Completed Vaccine Series In State; 3 More Deaths Reported
• Red Wings Loose To Lightning 2-1
• Janet Jackson To Auction More Than 1K Items To Raise Money For Child Advocacy Agency
• AG Nessel Warns Michiganders To Stay Alert As Scammers Target Grieving Survivors
• Record $125M donation goes to AAPI causes as hate crimes surge
• After Hearing Classmates Joke About COVID, Teen Who Got Serious Case Warns: 'It's A Very Real Disease'
• 'Almost A War Zone Out There'; Pittsburgh's South Side Back In The Spotlight As Center Of Controversy For Pittsburgh Athletes
• Heavy Seas Collaborates With BARCS On New IPA
• Kidsburgh: Family-Friendly Events In May
• 'I'm Not Going To Play That Game': Baker Against Mandating COVID Vaccines For State Employees
• NFL Now Has Players Who Were Born After Tom Brady's Career Began
• Blind Baseball: Bronx High School Hosts Adaptive Game For Visually Impaired Players
• Silicon Valley Internet Trailblazer Yahoo Sold To Private Equity Firm
• Detroit Councilman Gabe Leland Pleads Guilty To Misconduct In Office, Resigns
• Surfboard Gets Lodged Into Car On Dartmouth Highway
• Man Shot In Leg While Driving On 60 Freeway In Diamond Bar
• VIDEO: CHP Airplane Struck By Laser While Helping Track DUI Suspect
• SEE IT: British Foodie Tries Baltimore's Old Bay Seasoned Snacks. What's Her Reaction?
• Parolee Ryan Rodriguez Arrested After Deadly Fort Morgan Shooting
• 25-Year Partnership Continues, Provides $95,000 To Plant Community Trees In Michigan
• Verizon to sell Yahoo and AOL to private equity firm for $5B
• 1-Year-Old Girl Killed In Cass County Hit-And-Run, Suspect Arrested After Returning To Scene
• Pittsburgh-Based Company Duolingo Makes Time Magazine's 100 Most Influential Companies List
• Number of unaccompanied children held by Border Patrol falls 88%
• Fort Worth Zoo Researchers On Team Releasing Endangered Snakes In Louisiana Forest
• Blind Baseball: Bronx High School Hosts Adaptive Game For Visually Impaired Players
• Astoria Residents Sick And Tired Of Illegal ATVs, Dirt Bikes Taking Over Local Park
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• Suspended From Facebook; Former President Donald Trump's Status To Be Determined This Week
• Busch Celebrates Win On His Birthday
• Microwave Meal Tricks To Stretch Your Meals, Your Time And Feed Everyone
• Small businesses "doing cartwheels" as Disneyland reopens
• Sikh Hammer Attack Victim: Suspect Said, 'You're Not My Brother. You're Not The Same Skin. I Don't Like You''
• Crews Knock Down Garage Fire In Brooklyn Park
• New Hampshire Marks 18 Years Since 'The Old Man Of The Mountain' Fell
• Suspect Caught In Mission Viejo After Long Pursuit From LA County
• Damien Harris On His NFL Draft Experience, Message To New Patriots Rookies
• Holmes Addressed Weaknesses, Added To Strengths For Lions
• Teacher suspended after calling George Floyd a "criminal" in class
• Mambacita clothing line in honor of Gigi Bryant sells out
• City Of Miami Opens Indoor Facilities At Parks
• Investigation Underway After Fatal Rollover Crash In St. Paul
• Michigan Special Education Teacher Shortage Worries Educators
• 'Last Time We Drafted A Harris, It Worked Out Pretty Good'; Pittsburgh Native Billy Gardell Chats Steelers, Najee Harris, NFL Draft, And More
• Dog The Bounty Hunter: A Year After Engagement, How Dog & Francie's Love Helped Confront Dog's Past Demons
• At Least 45 People Shot, 5 Killed In Chicago Weekend Gun Violence
• Tom Brady Insists Julian Edelman Wants To Play For Bucs: 'He's Just Too Scared To Tell Bill'
• Weather Blog: First Week Of May
• Central Minnesota Man, 68, Dies After Falling Into Leech Lake
• Vegetation Fire Burns 14 Acres At Discovery Park, Cause Under Investigation
• Arson Investigation Underway After Latter-Day Saints Church Fire In Fruita
• Austin experiences growing pains as real estate market soars
• Miami Weather: Warm & Humid, Spotty Afternoon Showers Possible
• Loft Literary Center Holding 3rd Annual Wordplay Festival
• IRS Is Holding Millions Of Tax Returns, Delaying Refunds
• Flames Shoot From Building Under Construction In West Denver
• Man Dies After Being Pinned By CTA Red Line Train, Platform At 87th Street
• Helicopter To Drop Rabies Vaccines Over Cape Cod Starting Monday
• Soon-To-Be College Grads Will Enter A Rebounding Economy, But Also Face A Lot Of Competition
• Rhamondre Stevenson Connects With Julian Edelman Over Special Teams Value To Patriots
• EU looks to ease travel restrictions as vaccination ramps up
• 'Very Traumatic Experience': Driven By Loss, Sacramento Group Sends Supplies To India As COVID Surges
• About Twice As Many Bought A Printed Book Last Year Vs. An E-Book
• Man Dies In Shooting, Crash In Hawthorne
• Paddleboarder Suffers Possible Shark Bite At Florida Beach
• Boy Critically Injured In North Minneapolis Shooting Identified As Ladavionne Garrett Jr.
• 'Jeopardy!' Welcomes New Guest Host: '60 Minutes' Correspondent Bill Whitaker
• Thousands Fill SoFi Stadium For Vax LIVE Charity Concert Sunday
• Cal Fire Bracing For Another Challenging Wildfire Season; Red Flag Fire Warning For Solano County
• 1 Dead After Intense Flames Rip Through Trenton Home
• PTL Links: May 3, 2021
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