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Articles from May 5, 2021

• 2 Charged In Deadly March Shooting At 24th Street Mission BART Station
• 1 Dead, 1 Injured In Shooting Near San Jose Park
• Fire Crews Contain 15-Acre Vegetation Fire In Discovery Bay; Fireworks Suspected
• 29-Year-Old Mesa Verde Man Faces Felony Arson Charges
• Childcare Crisis: Pandemic Closures Cause Economic Ripple Effect
• Sacramento Family Struggling With Early-Onset Dementia Diagnosis Gives Heartfelt Plea On Big Day Of Giving
• Teenager Struck By Vehicle In Seal Beach
• Wine Waste: The New Superfood?
• Pasadena, Long Beach Enact Eased Yellow Tier Rules Including Reopening Of Indoor Bars; LA County To Follow Thursday
• Suzanne Morphew Disappearance: Husband Barry Morphew Now Facing Murder Charges, No Body Found
• OC School Board Adopts Statement Against Mandatory COVID Vaccinations For Children
• Sixth SoCal Driver In 3 Months Reports Window Blown Out On Freeway
• The Forgotten History Of Colorado: How Hispano & Chicano People Shaped The State
• Lowe Homers As Rays Overcome Ohtani To Defeat Angels 3-1
• Protest Held Against Reseda Tiny Home Community Being Built For Homeless
• Caitlyn Jenner Appears On Fox News For Her First Interview Since Announcing A Bid For California Governor
• Hertl Scores Twice In 500th NHL Game, Helps Sharks Defeat Avalanche
• Kopitar Hits 1,000 Points, Kings Knock Off Coyotes 4-2
• Rizzo Hits Winning Single In 11th, Cubs Beat Dodgers 6-5
• Bagley's Fast Start Helps Kings Race Past Pacers 104-93
• Man Killed In Gramercy Park Shooting, Woman In Critical Condition
• Chicago Weather: Showers By Daybreak
• Tents Housing Homeless On San Francisco Streets Down 65% In A Year, City Says
• Rizzo Hits Winning Single In 11th, Cubs Beat Dodgers
• Oak Lawn Woman Got Locked Out Of Her Facebook Business Account, And Even Facebook Can't Be Sure If The Email To Blame Was A Scam
• They Had A Tough Year Of E-Learning, But Southland College Prep Seniors Have Now Racked Up More Than $50 Million In Combined Merit Scholarships
• Discounts And Freebies Available For Health Care Workers For National Nurses Week
• Captain Of San Diego Smuggling Boat Wreck Faces Federal Charges
• 'Vaxed And Relaxed' Cruise To Set Sail In Boston
• Cronenworth, Padres Beat Pirates 4-2 To Win Series
• Authorities Release Video Of Dramatic Shootout In Perris That Left Suspect Dead, Deputy Injured
• Massachusetts Lottery Processes First Remote Ticket Cashing For Big Scratch-Off Wins
• Broadway Theaters Can Reopen At 100% Capacity On Sept. 14, Gov. Cuomo Says
• Pietrangelo Gets Winner For Golden Knights In OT Over Wild
• FAA Reports Sharp Increase In Reports Of Unruly Passengers Over Past Few Months
• Morant, Grizzlies Hold On For 138-132 Win Over Wolves
• Orioles Pitcher John Means Throws First Solo No Hitter For Franchise Since Jim Palmer In 1969
• Colorado Latinos Celebrate Cinco De Mayo After Disproportionate Impact From COVID
• Yang Makes First Start In Majors; Rangers Beat Twins 3-1
• $30K Reward Offered For Information In Efraim Gordon's Fatal Shooting
• What Parents Need To Know About COVID Vaccines For Preteens, Teens As FDA Expected To Give Pfizer OK
• Don't Bug Out About Cicadas: University of Md. Expert Answers Questions
• CDC Releases New Guidelines For Trial Cruises
• George Fox Middle School Renamed To North East Middle School
• Police: Emotionally Disturbed Man Barricades Himself In J Train Subway Car
• Lawsuit Seeks Confederate Statue's Removal From Talbot County Courthouse
• EF-1 Tornado Reported In Frederick County Monday, NWS Confirms
• South Florida Streets Packed For Cinco De Mayo, First Big Holiday Since Governor Lifted Local COVID Restrictions
• Terry Scores Shootout Winner, Ducks Beat Blues 3-2
• 'Arrow Came In As An Owner Surrender,' Now Has New Job With Lower Southampton Police Department
• 'I F**ked Up': Former Aurora Police Officer Josiah Coe Accused Of Meth Distribution
• Mayor Bill De Blasio Pushes For Stricter Legislation Against Reckless Driving
• Wisconsin Man Accused In Plot To Kidnap Gov. Whitmer Now In State Custody
• LIRR Service Partially Suspended Due To Garbage Facility Fire In Westbury
• Gov. Whitmer Honored By JFK Library Foundation For Role In Fighting Pandemic
• COVID Tests, Masks Mandate Laxed For Organized Sports
• Golden Police Ask Residents To Be On Alert After Recent Vehicle Thefts
• Marietta's Salt Lake Is A Paradise For Birds And Bird Watchers
• COVID Vaccines: 50% Of Eligible Adults Fully Vaccinated In Sonoma County
• Get Your COVID-19 Vaccine At Target, Get A $5 Coupon
• COVID In MN: Gov. Walz To Announce On Thursday His Timeline To End All Restrictions
• Walker Scores 32 In Return From Injury, Celtics Rout Magic
• Carnegie Mellon Researchers Create Shapeshifting Pasta
• Letecia Stauch Will Get New Public Defenders Next Week Due To 'Conflict' With Previous Counsel
• Joel Embiid Has 34 Points In Three Quarters, Sixers Beat Rockets
• Fargo Teen Arrested In Shooting Death Of Moorhead Taxi Driver Abdullahi Abdullahi
• 9 Anne Arundel Groups Get Grants To Help Ensure Equitable Covid-19 Vaccine Access
• Didi Gregorius' Grand Slam Holds Up As Phillies Beat Brewers For Third Straight Win
• Grandparents, Grandkids Share First Hugs Since Pandemic At Palo Alto Retirement Community
• Sacramentans Excited To Be Out Celebrating Cinco De Mayo This Year
• Eden Prairie City Council Votes To Move Forward With Housing Development Near Natural Spring
• Only On 2: New York's Traffic Court To Remain Virtual Despite Other Courts Resuming In-Person Hearings
• Waxahachie Dad Shielded 5-Year-Old Daughter From Tornado Monday Night
• Missing 12-Year-Old Girl From Long Island Found
• Gopher Men Add Grad Transfer Sutherlin From New Hampshire
• LAPD Arrests And Indicts 12 Individuals In $15 Million Mortgage and Green Loan Scheme In Southern California
• Colorado's Comeback: Denver Taking Action In Getting Workers Back In Offices
• Asian American Attacks: San Francisco Police Identify Suspect in Market Street Stabbing of 2 Women
• Marlins Roll Past Diamondbacks 8-0
• Brookline To Lift Outdoor Mask Mandate On May 21
• 30-Year-Old Man Shot In Lower Left Leg In Baltimore
• Counties Turn To Flea Markets, Grocery Stores To Host Small Vaccine Clinics
• Turtle Discovery: Researchers At Denver Museum Of Nature & Science Unearth Prehistoric Species
• 5 People Injured In Crash On Outbound Stevenson Expressway At Damen Avenue
• CDC: COVID-19 Variant That First Emerged In NYC Is Not More Dangerous Than Other Variants
• Denver Fire Drone Team Sees Limitless Possibilities
• 40 Year-Old Sentenced For Racketeering Conspiracy At Jessup Correctional Institution
• Sunnyvale Boys 4x200 Relay Team Running For A Higher Purpose At State Meet
• Home Of First Lesbian Couple To Legally Marry In San Francisco Gets Landmark Status
• San Francisco Students, Parents Protest Racial Profiling of Black 5th Grader at Castro Safeway
• Tony La Russa Admits He Didn't Know He Extra-Innings Rule When He Had Pitcher Liam Hendriks Run Bases In 10th
• LAX Runway, 2 Taxiways Reopen After $17.3 Million Renovation
• Huntington Beach Installs Beach Access-Mat Near Pier Providing Greater Access For People With Limited Mobility
• Incarcerated People Share Reactions To Derek Chauvin Guilty Verdict
• COVID Reopening: One-In-Five Google Workers Will Be Remote, Many More Hybrid
• Grant Park Music Festival To Return To Pritzker Pavilion This Year With Some Restrictions
• Debate Over How To Handle Baltimore Crime Continues
• Oakland Man's Non-Profit Refurbishes Thousands Of Used Computers, Laptops To Help Close Digital Divide
• Substitute Teacher From Carver Faces Charges For Alleged 'Sextortion'
• Moderna Says Vaccine Booster Effective Against South African, Brazil COVID Variants
• New York State Senate Passes Bill Aimed At Cracking Down On Puppy Mills
• Texas Senate Passes Constitutional Carry Bill
• Gray Stays Perfect At Home, Rockies Beat Giants, 6-5
• Truck Drivers For Shaw's Supermarkets Return To Work
• Concern Builds Over Sacramento Police's New Use Of Force Policy
• Police Investigating Fatal Shooting In East Palo Alto
• Westinghouse Athletic Director Phyllis Jones Has Been Inspiring Students Since 1987
• Zach LaVine Returns To Bulls Practice After Positive COVID-19 Test And Quarantine; Bulls Playoff Hopes Not Looking Great
• Bid For Seat On Trip To Space
• Plan Before City Council Would Infuse Millions Of COVID Relief Funding Into Fight Against Gentrification
• St. Paul City Council Votes To Request POST Review Of Ramsey County Sheriff's Livestreams
• San Jose Man Killed In Hit-and-Run Collision After Falling Off Electric Scooter
• Boy Killed In South LA Shooting, Suspect At Large
• Gov. Cuomo Signs Bill Expanding Voting Access For Convicted Felons
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• NH Family Thankful For Amazon Driver's Act Of Kindness Caught On Doorbell Camera
• LAPD Officer Arrested On Suspicion Of Possession Of Child Pornography
• Santa Rosa Man Sentenced For DUI Hit-and-Run Of Toddler; Severely-Injured Girl Makes Full Recovery
• Santa Cruz Animal Shelter Seeks New Homes For 47 Cats Found Living In RV
• COVID Vaccine No Longer Required This Fall For Those Returning To NSU Campus
• PETA Stages Protest Outside Hermès Flagship Store In Manhattan, Calling For Ban On Exotic Animal Skins
• Berkeley Police Arrest Woman On Hate Crime Charge For 2nd Time This Year
• Endangered Mexican Gray Wolf Dies At San Francisco Zoo From Old Age
• CBS Sports Ranks Patriots As Having Best Draft In Entire NFL
• Water Main Break Shuts Down Streets In South Boston
• Check Out This Happy Roadrunner Hunting For Insects
• Florida House, Senate Leaders Set Plans For Gambling Special Session
• 15-Year-Old In Custody For Shooting 17-Year-Old In Garland
• Police Investigate Hate Incident At Scituate Middle School
• With Eyes On Education, Alan Page Puts Treasured Basquiat Drawings Up For Auction
• Road To Reopening: New Jersey Lifting Ban On Interstate Indoor Youth Sports Competitions, Continuing Work To Get Schools Back To In-Person Learning
• Global hunger crisis hit five year high in 2020, new U.N. report says
• Cuomo signs law to restore voting rights to parolees immediately
• Unique Mental Health Bill Passes First Colorado Legislative Committee
• Nationwide Shortage Of Chlorine And Propane Tanks Impacting Pools Right Before Summer
• Baltimore Restaurants Busy With Cinco De Mayo Revelers
• Narcotics Investigation Prompts Hazmat Response At Denver Apartment
• Denver Community Leaders, Celebrities Rolling Tortilla For Tepeyac Health Center
• Narcotics Officers Arrests 3 People In A Drug Raid Wednesday Morning In Montebello
• O's Means Throws MLB's 3rd No-Hitter Of Season, Tops Mariners 6-0
• Cal Ripken Jr. Pushes COVID Vaccinations During Aberdeen Stadium Tour With Gov. Hogan
• Quick-Thinking Parents Ensure Pittsburgh Predators Youth Hockey Team Safely Escaped Green Bay Shooting
• Grass Fire Burns Near Homes In South Sacramento
• 'We're Proud Of Our Heritage': St. Paul's Latino Restaurants Celebrate Cinco De Mayo
• 'I Was Put On This Earth To Inspire': Weightlifter Matt Schafly Pushes Past Cerebral Palsy's Constraints
• Some Colorado Doctors Asked To Help Calm COVID Vaccine Distrust
• COPA Chief Sydney Roberts Resigns, Mayor Lightfoot: 'Extraordinarily Unhappy' With Agency, Specifically With Anjanette Young's Wrong Raid Case
• 'Feels Like A Miracle': Loma Linda Hospital Treating Zero COVID Patients For First Time In More Than A Year
• Multiple Republican Candidates Vying For Open Pennsylvania Supreme Court Seat
• Face Masks In Boulder County: Required Inside High-Risk Settings For Next 30 Days Regardless Of Vaccination Status
• Concord, NH, Police Officer Accused Of Bail Violations, Stalking
• You Can Now Access Your COVID-19 Vaccination Records Online In Maryland
• Toddler Injured In Ocean City Bridge Crash Out Of Hospital
• Woman Arrested In Sonoma Bank Robbery, Attempted Getaway On Local Bus
• Pastor And Wife Recovering After Attacker Bit Off Parts Of Their Ears, Gouged Their Eyes In Vicious Beating
• Debate At Capitol: Electronic Pull Tab Games In Play Look Too Much Like Slot Machines
• Illinois Unemployment Offices Have Been Closed For More Than A Year; State Lawmakers Introduce Resolution Calling For Their Immediate Reopening
• Gubernatorial Candidate Charlie Crist On Gov. Ron DeSantis In CBS4 Exclusive: 'Judge Him By His Words, Judge Him By His Actions'
• Massive Volleyball Tournament Returns To Colorado Convention Center
• Terminal Project Developer Backs Out Of Deal With White Whale Bookstore For National Chain
• Blanca Tamayo, Survivor Of Mass Shooting At Orange Office Building, Released From Hospital
• Restaurants Face The Looming Challenge Of Filling Positions Before Most COVID-19 Restrictions Lift On May 31
• Family Of 61-Year-Old Woman Killed By A Falling Tree At Daughter's Wedding Settles With Company Hired By City Of Whittier
• 2 Fayette County Officers Awarded Congressional Badge Of Bravery
• Letter From US Supreme Court Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. Added To Cambridge Public Library Collection
• Cain Gallardo Arrested In Connection With Death Of 9-Month-Old
• Old Town Art Fair Joins Other Events Coming Back This Summer After Being Shuttered By The Pandemic
• St. Clair Health Opening $125 Million Outpatient Center In South Hills
• Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Principal Michelle Kefford Flies With Blue Angels
• Xfinity Live! Reveals Official Reopening Date As COVID-19 Restrictions Begin To Loosen
• Massachusetts Reports 888 New COVID Cases, 13 Additional Deaths
• Towson Crossing Guard Hit By Car Still In Critical Condition
• 24 dead in anti-government protests in Colombia
• Clarifying COVID: Did Staying Home During The Pandemic Impact Our Immune Systems?
• Demand For Uber Jumps as Delivery Services Grow, Ride-Hailing Returns
• State Patrol: Semi Driver Fatally Shoots Self In Front Of Troopers In Rochester
• Injured High School Basketball Star Talks To CBS 2 About West Englewood Drive-By Shooting
• MISSING: Roberto Sobalvarro, 93-Year-Old With Dementia Last Seen Driving To Elk River
• Pivot In The Pandemic: Restaurants On Miracle Mile Enjoy Mini-Renaissance
• Bomb Squad Called To Investigate Suspicious Package Left Outside Rep. Dan Miller's Office
• After beating cancer, daughter climbs Mount Everest with her mom
• UPDATE: Vacationing Bay Area Schoolmates Convicted In Slaying Of Italian Police Officer; Sentenced To Life In Prison
• Drew Robinson Starts With SF Giants Triple-A Team A Year After Suicide Attempt
• Regal Cinemas Reopen 4 Colorado Locations On Friday
• Police Investigate Attack On Woman Who Was Out For Jog In SW Miami
• Orange Blossom Classic Returning To South Florida
• Pittsburghers Cautiously Optimistic About COVID-19 Restrictions Being Lifted On Memorial Day
• Bill For Early Childhood Education Department Unveiled In Denver
• WVU Alum, Baltimore Orioles Left-Hander John Means Pitches No-Hitter Vs. Seattle Mariners
• Bucks County Man Arrested In Connection To Insurrection At US Capitol After Wife's Facebook Post Tipped Off FBI
• Rangers Fire President John Davidson, GM Jeff Gorton; Chris Drury To Assume Both Roles
• Car Thieves Increasingly Burglarizing Union County Homes For Key Fobs Left In Plain View Near The Door
• Ledo Pizza Is Hiring! They're Looking For More Than 1,000 New Employees
• Waterton Canyon Trails Closed Weekdays First Part Of June For Trail Maintenance
• Just In Time For Cinco De Mayo: Learn How To Make A Classic Margarita & Delicious Guacamole
• More Than 630,000 Texans Overdue For 2nd COVID-19 Vaccine Dose
• NYPD: Asian Woman Told To 'Get Off My Train' Before Being Slapped On Brooklyn Subway
• Missing And Murdered Indigenous Persons Day Recognizes 'Generation Upon Generations' Of Families With Lost Loved Ones
• Maryland Department Of Natural Resources Remind Marylanders To Leave Wild Deer Alone
• Prices Are Way Up On Almost Everything, And Experts Say It Won't Be Slowing Down Anytime Soon
• Northeastern's Planned Expansion Has Nahant Neighbors Divided
• Flower shortages mean higher prices for Mother's Day
• 6 Mass Vaccination Sites Will Open To People Without Appointments As State Prepares To Vaccinate Children
• Young Fencers Chasing Their Olympic Dreams At New Jersey's Advance Fencing And Fitness Academy
• U.S. Postal Service Hiring Mail Carriers In Chicago
• Vice President Kamala Harris Visits Rhode Island
• COVID: Nearly Two Dozen East Bay High School Students Test Positive After Non-School Event
• Baby Chick Named 'Peanut' Found Wandering Route 1 In Saugus
• Lightfoot Announces New Chicago Performance Events For This Summer
• EXCLUSIVE: Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff's Allentown Visit Paints 'Inspiring' Image Of Small Community Coming Together
• Small Business Week: Miami-Dade Launches 'Strive 305' Initiative To Empower Local Biz Owners
• Yonkers Public Schools Honors Memory Of 10 'Angels' Who Tragically Died Over The Last 3 Years
• De Blasio Suggest Possible Timetable For Return Of Homeless From Hotels To Shelters
• Long Island's Oldest Running Family Farm Sold To Suffolk County As Part Of Farmland Preservation Program
• Progress Made In Battling SW Dade Brush Fire, Card Sound Road Reopened
• Dallas SWAT Team Responds To Potential Hostage Situation; Police Say Incident Now Over Without Injury
• Defying COVID: Every Student In Bronx Charter School's Senior Class Gets Accepted To College
• Philadelphia Flyers' Shayne Gostisbehere Suspended 2 Games For Boarding Pittsburgh Penguins' Mark Friedman
• Raymon Morris, LASD's First Black Assistant Sheriff, Remembered As An 'Inspirational Leader'
• UPDATE: Suspect Arrested In San Francisco Triple Shooting That Killed Oakland Man
• Alert Caltrans Worker Saves Woman Who Crashed Into Feather River
• Levittown Woman Assumed Dead By Nassau County Is Very Much Alive And Stuck In Bureaucratic Mess Over Tax Assessment
• Gas Prices Rise As Americans Hit The Road, But Trucker Shortages May Impact Deliveries
• Recent Studies Show COVID-19 Could Possibly Trigger Diabetes
• Patriots Sign Undrafted Kicker Quinn Nordin
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Nearly 5M Vaccine Doses Have Been Administered In The State
• Keller @ Large: Facebook Oversight Committee Upholds Ban On Donald Trump
• Critics Not Happy With NYC Public Schools' Decision To Go With Italian-Heritage/Indigenous Peoples' Day On Holiday Calendar
• Reds' Walkoff RBI In 10th Ends Scoreless Tie To Top White Sox 1-0
• Walmart, Sam's Club Now Offering COVID-19 Vaccine Walk-Ins
• Peloton Recalling Nearly 125K Treadmills After Child's Death, Several Injuries
• 'Without People, We Don't Have An Industry': Philadelphia Hospitality Leaders Hope Tourists Return To City This Summer
• Hampden Restaurants Launch GoFundMe To Stop Auction Of Their Buildings
• DNR: 2 Bald Eagles Found Dead In Northern Minnesota Last Month
• 'It Happens To Boys Too', First Male Sex-Trafficking Shelter To Open In Denton
• City Of Sacramento Passes Ordinance Fining Property Owners For Illegal Fireworks
• COVID In Florida: 4,394 New Cases, 82 Additional Deaths Reported Wednesday
• 'Women's Health Luncheon' To Focus On Mental Health Needs
• 'These Vaccines Are A Gift From God': First Baptist Dallas Promoting COVID-19 Vaccine, Hosting Clinic
• Gov. Ron DeSantis: 'Some Wanted To Defund Police, We're Funding The Police;' First Responders To Receive $1,000 Bonuses
• CBS4 Exclusive: Fort Lauderdale City Manager Gives Tour Of City Hall Where COVID Restrictions Have Been Lifted
• Pasadena To Reopen 4 Libraries For In-Person Service
• D.C. officer pens letter about ongoing trauma from Capitol riot
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Names Celia Meza As City's Top Attorney, Fills Two Other Key City Hall Vacancies
• Michigan Senate Votes To Exempt High School Graduations From Virus Order
• Focus In Philadelphia Area Shifts To Vaccinating Teenagers As Most COVID-19 Restrictions Scheduled To Be Lifted
• Statue Of Jesus At Waltham Church Beheaded
• 91-Year-Old Woman Dead, Several Others Hurt After Fire At Bronx Apartment Buidling
• Pennsylvania GOP Wants To Restore Work-Search Rule For Unemployment Benefits
• Plans On To Go Ahead With Northalsted Market Days Street Festival This August After Pandemic Cancellation Last Year
• 'This May 31st Will Look A Lot Different': Allegheny Co. Officials Say They Will Follow State's Easing Of COVID-19 Restrictions
• Police: Man Found Dead Inside University Of Minnesota Fraternity House
• 13-Year-Old Burned While Playing With Rubbing Alcohol, Lighter
• Glass Shortage Has Distillers, Hardware Stores Rationing Their Bottles
• What Is Cinco De Mayo Really About? Baltimore's Mexican Community Shares How They Observe The Day
• 2021 California State Fair Postponed, But Organizers Hope For 'Slimmed-Down' Version Later In The Year
• 'We Don't Have Clean Water': Nightmare Continues For Delaware County Family Battling Mariner East Pipeline Project
• Crane Collapses At Salesforce Tower Construction Site At Wolf Point
• 'Big Tech Has Too Much Power,' Says Colorado Congressman As Facebook Announces Continued Suspension Of Donald Trump's Account
• Pedestrian Hit, Killed By Vehicle In Sunnyvale
• Amazon To Open Delivery Station In St. Cloud, Adding Hundreds Of Jobs
• Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia Shares Plan To Cut Violent Crime: 'This Is Intelligence-Based, Laser-Focused Policing'
• In-Person Cinco De Mayo Celebrations Resume In Denver
• Dozens Of Migrant Children Housed At Long Beach, Pomona Intake Centers Being Treated For COVID-19
• Court Upholds Gov. Gavin Newsom's Use Of Emergency Powers During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Pittsburgh Pirates Mourn Loss Of Former Pitching Coach Ray Miller
• Endangered Venezuelan Orinoco River Crocs Hatch At Zoo Miami
• Italy-German investigation nabs some 31 'Ndrangheta suspects
• New U.S. Climate Normals Show Colorado Is Becoming A Warmer, Drier Place To Live
• Smoke, Flames Shoot From Oil Fire In Weld County
• Giant Sequoia Found Still Smoldering From 2020 California Wildfire
• Former Orioles Manager And Pitching Coach Ray Miller Dies At Age 75
• Missing 9-Year-Old Boy In Oakdale Found Safe
• Carnegie Museum Of Art Offering Docent Tours
• Former Twins Manager Ray Miller Dies At 76
• Law Enforcement Patrolling For Impaired Drivers On Cinco De Mayo
• Timothy Lee Box Arrested After Allegedly Shooting Off Fireworks At Woman's Home
• Worcester Cancels July 4th Fireworks: 'Still Too Soon To Be Among Big Crowds'
• FEMA To Put More Resources Into Pop-Up & Mobile Clinics To Reach President's 70% Vaccination Goal By July 4th
• Felony Complaint: 3 Men Drove Around LA Looking For French Bulldogs Before Shooting Lady Gaga's Dog Walker
• Anne Arundel, Baltimore County Police Rescue Turtle, Bunnies
• Harris announces trip to Mexico and Guatemala
• Police: Danielle C. Frazier Turns Himself In After Arrest Warrant Issued
• Former Raider Marshawn Lynch Puts Point Richmond Mansion on Market for Nearly $5.3M
• DDOT & Crime Stoppers Come Together To Place Signage Inside Buses, In An Effort To Curve Crime
• MISSING: Willmar Police Seek Help Finding Nicole Kotzer
• Court Upholds Gov. Gavin Newsom's Use Of Emergency Powers During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Maryland Department of Natural Resources to Stock Channel Catfish Into Local Ponds
• Meet Space Ham, The St. Paul Saints' 2021 Ballpig
• Pressley Calls For 'Independent Investigation' Of Mikayla Miller's Death In Hopkinton
• Facebook Oversight Committee Upholds Former President Donald Trump's Suspension; Company Gets 6 Months To Determine If Ban Is Permanent
• Biden discusses federal funding for restaurants
• Two of 3 Men Killed In Violent Anaheim Collision ID'd; Still No Word On Possible Hit-And-Run Charges
• Former Ald. Ricardo Munoz Pleads Not Guilty To Charges He Used Campaign Funds On Personal Expenses
• Member Of Parker County Sheriff's Reserve Patrol For More Than 4 Decades, Capt. Gary Beavers Passes Away
• Baltimore County Farmers Market To Open In June
• Stacey Abrams romance novels will be reissued next year
• Pittsburgh Steelers CB Justin Layne Takes Plea Deal After Arrest During Traffic Stop In Ohio
• Vaccine companies urged to share formulas as COVID crisis grows
• Loveland City Council Creates Community Trust Commission After Karen Garner's Arrest
• What If Your Allergy Medicine Isn't Kicking In? How Can You Find Faster Relief?
• New Ravens Tackle Alejandro Villanueva Throws Shade At Former Teammate JuJu Smith-Schuster During Introductory Press Conference
• Payment Protection Program Runs Out Of Money Ahead Of May 31 Application Deadline
• MDH Receives $8.5M In Federal Funds For Vaccine Distribution
• Forecast: Mid-90's In The Valley Today; Back To Low 80's Friday
• Oakland City Council Approves $480K in Grants To Artists, Non-Profits
• Tesla Driver Killed, 2 Seriously Hurt In Big-Rig Wreck On 210 Freeway In Fontana
• Shaq Says Sixers' Joel Embiid Is One Of His Top 5 Current Players
• Harvard University Will Require Students To Get COVID Vaccine Before Coming To Campus This Fall
• Stevens: Kemba Walker Still Won't Play In Celtics' Back-To-Backs Even If Seeding Is On The Line
• Target Offers $5 Coupon In Push To Ease, Incentivize COVID-19 Vaccinations
• Children's Museum of Pittsburgh, MuseumLab Set To Reopen In June 2021
• 'I Was Not Surprised': Former Cult Member Reacts To Discovery Of Leader's 'Mummified' Remains In Colorado Home
• Regis University To Provide Safe Outdoor Space For Those Experiencing Homelessness
• 2 Women Assaulted In Separate Incidents In San Jose Neighborhood; Suspect Sketches Released
• Convicted Rapist Henry Anthony Taylor And Child Sex Predator Marcus Lee Torres Added To Texas 10 Most Wanted List 
• President Biden Says Philly Sports Fans Are 'Most Informed, Most Obnoxious Fans In The World'
• Report: Aaron Rodgers Called Packers GM 'Jerry Krause' In Texts
• Over 99% Of Massachusetts COVID Vaccine Recipients Return For Second Dose, Baker Says
• Low-Carb, High Flavor Summer Recipes For The Whole Family From 'Keto BBQ'
• Charles Street Promenade To Return May 22
• Reports: Conor Lamb, Sean Parnell Could Face Off Again In U.S. Senate Race
• Actress Rebel Wilson Talks About Struggles With Infertility
• Hiker Rescued After Having Mini-Stroke While On Remote Placer County Trail
• Activist Groups Demand City Retract Bid On Less-Lethal Weapons, Call It Money Spent 'To Use Against Its Own Citizens'
• GM Expects Big 2021 Profit, Says It's Managing Chip Shortage
• Huge Shelter Contracts Awarded As US Deals With Spike In Unaccompanied Migrant Child Cases
• Mass Vaccination Sites To Start Offering Walk-Up Vaccines, No Appointments Needed
• Astrobotic Opening Headquarters As The Moonshot Museum In 2022
• Yankees and Mets will offer free tickets with vaccine shot at games
• WATCH LIVE: Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf To Join PSU Football Coach James Franklin To Discuss Importance Of Receiving COVID-19 Vaccine
• Pa. Turnpike Approves $660 Million Capital Budget
• COVID-19 In Illinois: 60% Of Adults, 80% Of Seniors Have Had At Least One Shot; But Daily Vaccinations Still Dropping Sharply
• Labor Department narrows employer rules on gig workers
• Dallas Cowboys Release Defensive Tackle Antwaun Woods After Drafting 2 DTs
• Semi Truck Fire Closes Both Directions Of Highway 252 In Brooklyn Park
• COVID: Oakland Coliseum Vaccination Site Set to Close May 23
• Pentagon inspector general to audit department's actions on UFOs
• Kim Kardashian Hit With Federal Civil Forfeiture Action Over Ancient Roman Statue Believed To Be Looted, Smuggled From Italy
• Looking For A Place To Fish From Shore? FWC Launches New Fishing Pier Finder
• Giant Food Pharmacies Accepting Walk-Ins For COVID-19 Vaccinations
• Southwest Airlines Outage Causing Delays At Burbank Airport
• German-born Jews carried out intelligence missions for U.S. in WWII
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 2,597 New Coronavirus Cases, Decreased Number Of Hospitalizations
• 'The Defense Is Under The Gun': Legal Expert Breaks Down Derek Chauvin's Motion For New Trial
• After Earlier Refusal, Peloton Recalls Treadmills In Wake Of Child's Death, Dozens Of Injuries; 'Peloton Made A Mistake'
• 2 South Dakota Men Killed In Crash On Minnesota Highway
• Baltimore Police Need Help Identifying People Reportedly Connected To Attempted Robbery
• 2 Men Arrested At Southern Border Trying To Smuggle $3M+ In Heroin Into U.S.
• Woman, 58, Dies After Stabbing In Stockton; Man Arrested
• Facebook can't "invent sanctions" for users: Oversight body co-chair
• Branden Wolfe Sentenced For Helping Burn 3rd Precinct During Unrest
• 'As Easy As Possible': Dorchester's Strand Theatre Serving As Walk-In COVID Vaccine Clinic
• Family Pet Triggers Fiery Concord Gas Station Crash
• Residents Concerned After Barrage of Bullets In Sacramento Neighborhood
• Asian American Attacks: Victim's Grandson Speaks Out; Suspect Arrested After 2 Women Stabbed In San Francisco
• Grandmother Pleads Guilty To Murder In 5-Year-Old Grandson's Death
• Caught On Video: 69-Year-Old Man Put In Headlock, Thrown To The Ground In Brooklyn Mugging
• Arrest Made In Attack On South Beach Tourists
• Virtual Center For Mental Health, Substance Abuse Expanding Resources In Cook County
• Why It's Important To Treat Your Child's Allergies If They Have Asthma
• Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody Warns Consumers Of Moving-Related Scams
• Baltimore County Hosts Second Dose Moderna Make-Up Clinic
• Peloton Recalls Treadmills After Child Dies, 20 Others Injured
• Teen charged as adult for allegedly rigging Homecoming court
• Scams Cost Elderly Adults In Indiana County Hundreds To Thousands Of Dollars
• PREVIEW: 'Kids Say The Darndest Things' Premieres Tonight On CBS
• Wrong-Way Driver Killed After Slamming Into Ambulance On 118 Freeway In Moorpark
• California Bar Owner Accused Of Selling Fake COVID Vaccine Cards
• Rainbow Cone Opens New Ice Cream Outpost In Lombard
• Maryland Casinos Generated $162.1M In April
• Broadway can reopen at 100% capacity in September, Cuomo says
• United Center Mass Vaccination Site To Run Another 3 Weeks; CPS Planning To Distribute Vaccine To Students By End Of School Year
• Miami Weather: Sizzling Cinco De Mayo
• Denver Weather: One More Chance For Rain This Week
• Chicago Doctors Hold Townhall To Discuss Safety Of COVID Vaccine For Kids
• 1 Person Killed In Head-On Crash In Jessup
• LIST: Where To Get A No-Appointment, Walk-Up COVID Vaccination In Maryland
• Peloton Recalls All Treadmills, Apologizes For Slow Response
• Maryland Weather: Scattered Storms In The Forecast Wednesday
• Oversight Board Upholds Trump Suspension From Facebook
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 158 New Coronavirus Cases, 9 More Deaths
• Skier From Ouray Dies After Falling Into Crevasse In Denali National Park
• Project identifying enslaved Texans gets emotional for one family
• Test Missile Launch From Vandenberg Aborted
• William Holt, 54, Accused Of Robbing Sunoco Gas Station, Crashing Vehicle Shortly After
• Retired Ringling Bros. Circus Elephants Adjusting To New North Florida Habitat
• Monthly Concert Series Coming To Chicago For Fully Vaccinated Residents
• Michigan Brain Injury Survivor Determined To Dance Again
• COVID In Minnesota: With Restrictions Expected To Loosen Soon, More Than 2M Fully Vaccinated
• Police Offer Reward For Information On Fatal Payton Street Shooting
• 'Nothing Seems To Be Working,' City Councilors Propose Fines For Large, Late Night Parties In Boston
• Pfizer To Seek Emergency Use Authorization For Its COVID Vaccine For Kids Ages 2 To 11
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• Second-In-Command At Cook County State's Attorney Kim Foxx's Office Resigns After Internal Review Finds 'Breakdown Of Communication' Led To Prosecutor's Misleading Description Of Adam Toledo Shooting
• Report: LA Mayor Eric Garcetti Being Considered For India Ambassadorship
• 'Say Yes Or You're Under Arrest': Eagle County Sheriff's Deputy Helps With Promposal During Traffic Stop
• Great Horned Owl Released Back Into Florida Wild After Traveling 300 Miles Stuck In Truck's Grill
• Peloton CEO Issues Apology, Recalls Treadmills After Child's Death And 70 Injuries
• Mother's Day Flower Shortage Blamed On COVID-19 Restrictions In South America, California Farms Selling Out To Marijuana Growers
• Biden plan will cost $900B more than predicted, study says
• Montana ends extra jobless benefits to combat worker shortage
• Peloton Recalls All Treadmills After A Child's Death And 70 Injuries
• Peloton Recalls All Treadmills After Child's Death, 70 Injuries
• FDA To Authorize Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine For Adolescents
• Two elderly Asian women stabbed in San Francisco
• Trillions Of Brood X Cicadas About To Emerge, Some Spotted Early In Maryland
• 'Give Me Your Bag:' Man Seen On Video Violently Robbed Woman At Manhattan Subway Station
• Suspect Arrested In Fatal Late Night San Rafael Shooting
• Texas Hospital Turns To Courts Again In Fight Over Life Support For 2-Year-Old Tinslee Lewis
• Minnesota Man Becomes 2nd Boogaloo Bois Member To Plead Guilty To Federal Terrorism Charges
• Police: Stephen Neville, 29, Fatally Struck By FedEx Truck After Fender Bender On Long Island Expressway
• Bedroom Fire At Pocket-Area Home Extinguished By Firefighters
• 'All A Blur': Red Sox Fan Protects Son From Incoming Foul Ball Using Coat
• Air Force: Missile Test Launch From Central California Aborted
• Update: San Francisco Airport Grand Hyatt Gunmen May Be Linked To Attempted Carjackings
• Berkeley Police Arrest Oakland Man After Traffic Stop Finds Gun, Drugs
• CVS Now Accepting Walk-Ins For COVID Vaccinations; 'No Appointment Necessary'
• Police: Husband Stabbed, Wife Thrown Down Stairs After Argument With Man On Subway
• 17-Year-Old Charged In Sterling Heights Fatal Crash
• Florida Teen Emily Grover, Accused Of Rigging Homecoming Race, Charged As An Adult
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• Peloton Issues Nationwide Recall Of Tread Plus Treadmills Over Child Safety Concerns
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• Sophomore Franz Wagner Enters NBA Draft, Leaves Michigan
• Hornets Beat Pistons 102-99
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• City Says Dallas Apartments Where Child Drowned Has 23 Code Compliance Violations 
• Going To The Fort Lauderdale Air Show This Weekend? Here's What You Need To Know
• Charlie Blackmon's Home Run Caps Colorado Rockies Comeback Tuesday Night
• Coronavirus Factors Affecting Labor Shortage
• So Long, Snow Days: New York City Releases School Calendar For 2021-2022
• Surfer Bitten By Bull Shark Off Florida Beach
• Families face different fates under inconsistent U.S. border policy
• 'It Hits The Mark': Large Part Of $5 Billion Colorado Transportation Bill Focuses On Electric Cars
• USPS Warns Of Email And Text Message Scams
• Dr. Fauci To Adolescents On The Fence About COVID-19 Vaccine: 'Be Part Of The Solution'
• 'COVID Bandit' Strikes Again, Gives $4,600 Tip At Flagstaff House Restaurant In Boulder
• Dr. Oz Asks CDC Director Rochelle Walensky About Her Message To People Who Aren't Against Getting Vaccinated
• Mother's Day Specials From Betty & Earl's
• Police searching for missing college student in New York
• Cinco De Mayo: Baltimore Area Restaurants Are Offering Deals On Mexican Food
• Resorts, theme parks short on workers as they open for summer
• Milwaukee OK's $750,000 for Sterling Brown in police misconduct suit
• Baltimore Mayor, DOT Launch 'Capture The Pothole Challenge'
• Michigan House Votes To Limit State Severance Deals
• Average Mother Gets 45 Pieces Of Homemade Art From Kids
• Even Matt Cooke Thinks Tom Wilson 'Looked Like A Toddler Having A Fit' Against Rangers
• After Struggling To Find Spanish Immersion For Her Own Kids, Longtime Educator Opened Her Own School In Woodbury
• Quirk In Illinois State Law Voids Life Insurance Benefits For Ex-Spouses Upon Divorce
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• Car Hits Fire Hydrant In Albany Park; Police Searching For Driver
• Facebook Oversight Board Upholds Trump Suspension But Orders Company To Review (CBS News)
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• Cinco De Mayo: Jason DeRusha's Recommended Latino-Owned Mexican Restaurants
• Dallas Police Investigating Fatal Shooting At Unique Truck Wash 
• Former Steelers Offensive Lineman Alejandro Villanueva Signs Contract With Baltimore Ravens
• Facebook Oversight Committee Upholds Former President Donald Trump's Suspension From Social Media Platform
• Hyundai Recalling More Than 390K Vehicles For Threat Of Engine Fires
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• Gov. Wolf Announces Most COVID-19 Mitigation Orders Will Be Lifted By May 31
• Dr. Dave Hnida: When It Comes To COVID, Parents Can Set Good Example For Kids
• CHP Officer Hit By Drunk Driver In 2019 Returns To Work 564 Days Later
• Code Red Sent In Wheat Ridge Neighborhood During Suspect Search
• Is This The End Of The Pandemic? The CDC Director Weighs In One-On-One
• Disturbing Video Shows Florida School Principal Paddling Young Girl
• Derek Chauvin's Attorney Files Motion For New Trial
• Backflipping Deputy: Former Cheer Champion Celebrates Graduation From Jefferson County Training Academy
• Man Hit And Killed By Alleged Drunk Driver Braxton Howze Just After Leaving Alcoholics Anonymous Meeting
• Hyundai Recalls Over 390,000 SUVs, Cars For Possible Engine Fires
• Missing Airman Elijah Posana Found Off Texas Coast By Family After Coast Guard Suspends Search
• Inside the new home of America's largest Asian elephant herd
• Dream Of Starting Towing Company Hits Snag When $19,000 Truck Turns Out To Be A Lemon
• Woman, 23, Killed In Head-On Crash In Northern Minnesota; Troopers Say Other Driver Had Been Drinking
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: What's Happening in India?
• Philadelphia Region In Store For Muggy Wednesday With Chances Of Showers, Thunderstorms
• Chris Sale Throws Off Mound For First Time Since Tommy John Surgery
• Philadelphia Unveils $2 Million Summer Tourism Campaign
• Colorado Doctor: 'Good News, Bad News' On Achieving Herd Immunity For COVID-19
• Fate Of Vacationing San Francisco Bay Area Schoolmates In Hands Of Rome Jury
• New York Weather: CBS2's 5/5 Wednesday Afternoon Forecast
• Eta Aquarid Meteor Shower Peaks This Week: Will We See Halley's Comet Remnants?
• Suspected Catalytic Converter Thieves Arrested In Elk Grove Thanks To Alert Neighbor
• Miami-Dade PD Searching For Missing Teen Isabella Companioni
• Births fall to 42-year low in U.S.
• Hyundai recalls more than 390,000 vehicles for possible engine fires
• Texas GOP Moves Ahead With Voting Restriction Bills, Despite Criticism From Business Leaders
• Pittsburgh Weather: Temperatures Dipping, Scattered Rain Showers Expected On Wednesday
• Will Smith Says He's Ready To Shed Pandemic Pounds And 'Get In Best Shape Of My Life' In New YouTube Series
• Police: Men Fire Multiple Shots From Dirt Bike In Brooklyn
• COVID Classroom Challenges: North Hills Teacher In The Running For NHL's Teacher Of The Year
• North Texas Bars & Restaurants Celebrating Cinco de Mayo With Deals
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• Top San Francisco Bay Area Chefs Take a Stand Against Asian Hate
• Holocaust survivor who testified against Nazi commander dies at 91
• Derek Chauvin seeks new trial in George Floyd case
• Biden sets goal of fully vaccinating 160 million adults by July 4
• House to hold additional hearings on January 6 attack on the Capitol
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• Louisiana lawmakers reject bill to limit transgender youth in sports
• McCarthy says GOP members are concerned about Cheney's leadership
• Democratic Congressman Charlie Crist launches third gubernatorial bid
• Meghan writes children's book inspired by Harry and Archie
• India's delegation sparks COVID concern at G7 meeting in London
• Family of woman shot by cop during Capitol riot says it was murder
• Biden Administration Launches Website And Text Message Campaign To Help Americans Get Vaccinated
• Enslaved Black man should receive more than $500k
• Trillions of cicadas are about to emerge after 17 years underground
• Spiritual leader's mummified body found in home; 7 arrested
• 1 Dead, 1 Injured Following House Fire In Southampton
• Philadelphia Police: Man Critically Injured After Shot In Face In Germantown
• Break-In Reported At Second Cell Phone Store In Ukrainian Village In Two Days
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• Health Experts Warn U.S. May Never Reach Herd Immunity With COVID Vaccine Demand Dropping
• 9/11 Museum executive on 10th anniversary of bin Laden exhibit
• DeSantis Sets Special Election For Hastings Seat
• Miami-Dade's Mayor Says 'Key COVID Safety Precautions' Remain In Place At All County Spaces Despite Governor's Executive Order
• Chicago Weather: Sunshine Returns Wednesday; Rain Ahead
• Montgomery County Officials OK Planning For Pandemic Center
• Firefighters Rescue Dog From Burning Home Full Of Clutter In Beaver County
• Point State Park Fountain Turned On As Warmer Weather Approaches
• Pittsburgh City Council Holding Public Hearing Regarding Concerns Over Pittsburgh's Declining Black Population
• Wednesday's Child: 10-Year-Old Taiwan
• Pirates Making Plans To Welcome More Fans Back To PNC Park, Move Pierogi Race Inside
• Morland's 2-Run Homer Backs Pitching Gem From Irwin, A's Beat Toronto, 4-1
• Pa. State Lawmakers Renew Push To Expand Business Insurance Coverage Related To COVID-19
• Three Major Drug Store Chains To Offer Same-Day COVID-19 Vaccination Appointments
• Lewis, Seager Lead Mariners To 5-2 Win Over Orioles
• Steelers Safety Minkah Fitzpatrick Provides Bicycles To Pittsburgh Kids
• Asian American Attacks: Man Punching Father Pushing Stroller In SF's Mission Bay Caught On Video
• COVID: With 70% Vaccinated South Bay Health Officials Reaching Out To Vaccine-Hesitant Residents
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• Mitch Keller Pitches 5 Scoreless Innings, Pirates Beat Padres 2-1
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• DA Releases New Information, Timeline In Death Of Hopkinton Teen Mikayla Miller
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• U.S. hotter than it's ever been, NOAA says
• Top Republicans back plan to remove Liz Cheney from leadership
• Local Matters: What the Virginia governor's race may say about the state of U.S. politics
• After health issues, mother and daughter climb Mount Everest
• Florists warn of flower shortage ahead of Mother's Day
• Rural Georgia sees vaccine hesitancy as supply outweighs demand
• 2 Americans get life in prison for murder in Italy
• Peloton recalls all treadmills after child's death
• An inside look at India's COVID-19 crisis as oxygen runs short
• CDC projects sharp decline in COVID-19 cases by July
• Facebook Oversight Board upholds Trump ban
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• Biden's COVID response plan aids restaurants, waives global restrictions on vaccines
• History of racism creates more roadblocks in fight against COVID-19
• 5/5: Red and Blue
• Cambridge Analytica whistleblower discusses Facebook Oversight Board's ruling on Trump
• Biden talks federal stimulus funding for restaurants
• Facebook Oversight Board upholds suspension of Trump but criticizes process
• New video evidence released in investigation into assault of Brian Sicknick
• CDC projects coronavirus cases in U.S. will fall sharply by end of July
• Rocket debris from China's space station launch is hurtling to Earth
• Congressman Colin Allred weighs in on Facebook's suspension of Trump
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• Cuomo announces plans for Broadway reopening, eases more COVID restrictions
• Legal expert on Facebook Oversight Board's decision on Trump's suspension
• A Belgian farmer accidentally moved the French border
• Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine could soon be authorized for adolescents
• Professor breaks down Facebook Oversight Board's decision on Trump
• Trump's Facebook suspension upheld by Oversight Board, but review will follow
• Facebook Oversight Board upholds Trump suspension but orders review of the process
• Royals Report: Prince Harry speaks at "Vax Live" charity concert
• Public anger grows after Mexico City's deadly subway disaster
• Biden announces new goal to vaccinate 70% of U.S. adults by July 4 as demand for shots declines
• Alcohol devastated her childhood, now liquor executive takes on irresponsible drinking
• Researchers work to identify, find, digitize records for enslaved Texans
• Breaking down Black representation in companies, colleges
• Facebook's "Supreme Court" to reveal ruling on reinstating Trump to platform
• Former Defense Secretary Robert Gates on state of GOP, troop withdrawal from Afghanistan
• Former circus elephants get spacious new home in Florida
• Former President Trump could be banished from Facebook for good for January 6 post
• Examining the spread of online misinformation during COVID-19 pandemic
• Afghan first vice president welcomes U.S. drawdown, says country is ready to face Taliban
• House GOP considers ousting Liz Cheney from leadership after comments against Trump
• CDC director on Biden's new goal to partially vaccinate 70% of adults by July 4
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