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Articles from May 8, 2021

• Massive Late Night Fire Engulfs East Oakland Home
• Parents Mixed On Signing Children Up For COVID Vaccine Trial
• After Blowing A 13-Run Lead, Dodgers Outlast Angels 14-11
• Dozens Of Volunteers Fan Out To Clear Debris From East Troublesome Fire In Grand Lake
• Angelenos Make Plans For Mother's Day During The First Weekend The County Is In The Yellow Tier
• Firefighters Busy Across The Region As Red Flag Warning Conditions Fuel Fires
• LAPD Attempts To Break Up Cypress Park Party Between The 5 And 10 Freeways
• Update: Firefighters Battle Brushfire Near San Jose Municipal Golf Course
• Steph Curry Dazzles In Golden State Warriors Win Over OKC
• Three Men Stranded On Rocks At Pescadero State Beach Rescued
• Man In Critical Condition After Being Shot Near South Sacramento Park
• Venice High School Unable To Use Its New Multimillion Dollar Stadium Due To A Dispute With A Neighbor
• WCCO Saturday Night Interview: Mike Kojonen Talks Finances For Mother's Day
• 2 Women, 4-Year-Old Girl Shot In Times Square
• MTA Bus Catches Fire In The Bronx, 1 Person Injured
• Witnesses Say Suspect Started Fire To Lure People Out Before Woodlawn Shooting, Police Investigation Continues
• Gov. Larry Hogan Posthumously Pardons 1885 Teen Lynching Victim Howard Cooper, 34 Others In Maryland
• Lakisha Furnanders' Family Holds Vigil, Pleads With Hit-And-Run Driver To Turn Self In
• NASA Wallops Rocket Launch Now Scheduled For Sunday Night
• Canelo Alvarez, Billy Joe Saunders Fight At AT&T Stadium Breaks US Boxing Record For Largest Indoor Crowd
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Positivity Rate Continues To Fall As More Than 600 Cases Are Reported Saturday
• Chicago Weather: Chilly, Rainy Saturday Night; Gradually Warming Temperatures Next Week
• Beer Truck Slams Into Home Near Cleveland
• Times Square Shooting Has Area Business Owners Wondering If They Can Stay Afloat Amid Citywide Surge In Gun Violence
• Salvation Army Gives Away COVID-19 Relief Baskets In Englewood
• CPD Responds To Large Group Of Rowdy Teens Moving Through The Loop
• Cyberattack Prompts Major Pipeline From Texas To New Jersey To Shut Down
• CFD Battalion Chief Hurt In Crash While Responding To Uptown Fire
• 'We'll Do Whatever We Need To Do:' Florists Facing Flower Shortage Ahead Of Mother's Day
• Attempted Sexual Assault Near Fulton Market Prompts Warning From CPD
• Justice Department Proposal Making It Harder To Buy Parts To Make Ghost Guns Brings Hope To Fighting Philly's Epidemic
• Boston Restaurants Looking For Workers As Mother's Day Drives Big Business
• Police Activity Near Kent Island Caused Major Delays At Bay Bridge
• Nelson Scores 2 As Islanders Beat Devils In Home Finale
• Bogaerts, Chavis Hit Home Runs In Red Sox 11-6 Win Over O's
• Chavis, Bogaerts Hit Home Runs, Red Sox Beat Orioles 11-6
• White Sox Rout Royals 9-1 To Hand Kansas City Their 7th Straight Loss
• Mural Arts Philadelphia Says Well-Known Work In Manayunk Painted Over Without Permission
• Panel Selects Archie Williams as New Name for Drake High in Marin County
• Pedestrian Killed In Hit-And-Run On Freeway In Fort Worth
• Craft Beer Among New Additions To Burlington County Farmers Market's 15th Season
• California Proposes To Steer New Homes From Gas Appliances
• What To Do If You're Planning Or Attending A Wedding During The Pandemic
• Gallese's Save Preserves Orlando's Draw With NYCFC
• Family Members And Loved Ones Gather To Remember 10-Year-Old Anthony Avalos Who Would Have Been 13 This Week
• Yanks Rally Past Nats In 10th, Scherzer Strikes Out 14
• Brother Fatally Shoots Sister Inside Chanhassen Home
• Joel Embiid Scores 29 Points As Sixers Beat Pistons For 8th Straight Win
• Evacuations Lifted As Wildfire Fully Contained In Rural Area North Of Chico
• Penguins Clinch MassMutual East Division Title, Win First Division Championship Since 2014
• Giants Hit 3 HRs, Gausman Solid In 7-1 Win Over Padres
• Crews Battle Multiple Fires Around Sacramento Area As Red Flag Warning In Effect
• 2 Homes Damaged In Elk Grove Fire
• East Bay Fire Departments Ready Their Resources for Dry, Dangerous Season
• COVID Vaccine In NYC: Pop-Up Vaccination Sites Across City Offer Johnson & Johnson Shot To Tourists
• Missing Person: Edina Police Seek Help Finding Douglas Paul Schroeder
• Officials Narrow Down Where Chinese Rocket Debris Could Crash
• Bo, The Obama Family Dog And 'Best Friend', Dies After Battle With Cancer
• Zibanejad Scores 2 In 3rd As Rangers Edge Bruins
• Dominick Pailin Charged With Allegedly Killing Brother, Police Say
• Man Shot In Head, Killed In Logan, Philadelphia Police Say
• 'It Broke The Law': Colorado Settles Lawsuit With Federal Government
• Seth Brown Delivers The Big Hits Again, A's Beat Rays 6-3
• Mayor Frey Speaks With North Minneapolis Community Members Saying They're Fed Up With Recent Surge Of Gun Violence
• Obama Family Announces Death Of Family Dog Bo
• Suspect In Armed Robbery, Carjacking In Laurel Causes Crash While Attempting To Flee, Police Say
• Four Arrested After Dan Ryan Shooting
• Seth Brown Delivers Big Hits Again, A's Beat Rays 6-3
• Giants Hit 3 Home Runs in 7-1 Win Over Padres
• William Wayland Scheduled For Trial In Alleged Mortgage Theft Scheme
• Hogan Honors Child Nutrition Workers As School Nutrition Heroes
• Pursuit Standoff In Covina Comes To An End Without Any Shots Fired
• College Students Across Western Pennsylvania Celebrate Commencement In Person
• Patriots Running Back James White Earns Degree From Wisconsin, Fulfilling A Promise To His Parents
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Clearing Skies, Chilly Saturday Night; Bright Start On Mother's Day, Then PM Rain
• I-70 Reopened At Eisenhower Tunnels After Hours-Long 'Police Activity'
• Bronx Man Arrested After Allegedly Pushing 60-Year-Old Man Onto Subway Tracks In East Harlem
• 100 Years Of The Double Dip: Kennywood Reopens And Celebrates Milestone For The Jack Rabbit
• Man Wanted For Grand Theft Auto Crashes Another Stolen Vehicle Into Back Of A Montebello Bus
• Voter Rights Motorcade Rallies In Annapolis Saturday
• COVID Vaccine Clinic For High School Students Opens In Westboro
• Wildfire Evacuation Order Lifted For Area North Of Chico
• 'Votercade' Organized By Asian And Pacific Islander Group Advocates For Voters' Rights
• Sunnyvale Police Arrest Man Suspected of Homicide Following Fight With an Associate
• Missing 76-Year-Old Ernest Edgar Bristow Found Dead
• 12-Year-Old Brooklyn Boy Dies After Complaining Of Head Pain, NYPD Investigating
• 4 Injured In Overnight Shooting At Citrus Heights Nightclub
• 3 Rushed To Area Hospitals Following Shooting At Aventura Mall
• Miami-Dade Police Lieutenant Faces Rape Charges In Palm Beach County
• Tiffany Henyard Sworn In As Dolton's First Woman Mayor
• With Vaccination Rates Dropping, Chicago Sending Vaccine Buses To Neighborhoods Where Shots Are Lagging
• Volunteers Celebrate Chicago River Day By Helping Clean Up Riverfront
• North Philadelphia Native Jazmine Smith Empowering Generation Of Young Girls Through Lacrosse
• Report: New York AG Investigating Whether Cuomo Aide Pressured Leaders To Support Governor In Exchange For COVID Vaccine Access
• Duffy's Pinch-Hit Lifts Cubs Over Pirates 3-2
• South Side Ald. David Moore Enters Race For Illinois Secretary Of State
• Maxime Lagace Records First NHL Shutout As Penguins Beat Sabres 1-0 In Regular Season Finale
• Zibanejad Scores Twice In 3rd; Rangers Edge B's 5-4
• Police: 2 People, Including A Child, Injured In Times Square Shooting
• U.S. Space Command In Colorado Helping Monitor Falling Rocket From China
• Ka'ai Tom Hits First Big League Home Run But Pirates Can't Solve Cubs, Lose 3-2
• North Texans Dealing With Another Shortage Due To Pandemic: Boats
• Southwest Philadelphia Shooting Leaves Man, Woman Hospitalized: Police
• Book Of Advice Created For All Graduating Seniors In Denver
• Cruz Reynoso, First Latino California Supreme Court Justice, Dies at 90
• Man Shot And Killed In Northwest Baltimore Saturday
• Scene Cleared After Police Investigate Suspicious Package At Bryn Mawr Red Line Station
• First Week Of Landmark Trial Against Opioid Distributors In West Virginia Comes To An End
• NYPD Searching For Suspects Accused Of Impersonating Police Officer, Robbing Queens Spa
• Police: 1 Dead In Shooting Between Vehicles On I-35E Service Road In Lancaster
• Unbeaten No More: Revolution Fall To Nashville 2-0
• Riverside Police Shoot And Kill Armed Man That Pointed Gun At Them
• Dementia Wards In Pennsylvania Hit Hard By COVID-19 Pandemic
• Massachusetts Reports 795 New COVID Cases, 8 Additional Deaths
• Caught On Camera: Suspect Attacks Man With Metal Pole After Allegedly Robbing Bronx Store
• COVID In Florida: 3,977 New Cases, 66 Additional Deaths Reported Saturday
• Police: 3-Year-Old Child Struck By Vehicle, Killed On Long Island
• Plenty Of Familiar Names On 2020's Most Popular Baby Names List
• Pomona Police Seize Guns From Known Gang Members
• Amaya, Clark Send Red Bulls Past Toronto
• Pennsylvania State Trooper Fires Into Pickup Truck During Chase In Two States
• Suspect Wanted In Murder Of Victim Who Was Playing Soccer At Garland Apartments, Police Say
• 2 Women Arrested After Chase With Dallas County Authorities
• One Person Shot On Dan Ryan Expressway Near 95th Street Early Saturday Morning
• Man Facing Charges After Dog Is Stolen From Car In Cambridge
• Ed's Driveway: Chicago Auto Show 2021
• Minnesota Can Move Forward With 'Clean Car' Rules, Judge Says
• All-Terrain Wheelchairs Roll Out At Staunton State Park Next Month
• Everett Woman Celebrates Mother's Day A Year After Giving Birth To Twins While Having COVID-19
• Crews Control Wildfire That Burned 45 Acres Near Benicia
• Orange County Reaches 5,000 COVID-19 Death Milestone
• Motorcyclist Dies In Early Morning 880 Caltrans Crash In Hayward
• George Floyd's Family: Federal Indictment For Four Ex-MPD Officers 'Gives Us Hope'
• 2 Charged In Gunfire During Racial Justice March
• Rantanen Becomes Third Avs Player To Reach 30 Goals In Under 50 Games
• Standoff unfolds between Wisconsin and U.S. Navy over statue of badger
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 1,729 New COVID-19 Cases, 22 Additional Deaths
• Voting Open For 54th Assembly District Special Election, Includes Culver City, Inglewood, Etc. 
• Zach Banner Hosts Mother's Day Dinner For Women Who Have Lost Children, Loved Ones To Gun Violence
• Man Killed In Lakewood Hit-And-Run
• 'Kind Of Weird': Nolan Arenado Faces Colorado Rockies For The First Time On Opposing Team
• Indiana Reports 1,056 New COVID-19 Cases, 8 Additional Deaths
• Nahant Receives $3 Million Donation To Help With Land Fight Against Northeastern University
• COVID In MN: Community Vaccination Sites Now Accepting Walk-In Appointments
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 2,610 New Coronavirus Cases, 44.1% Of Adult Pennsylvanians Fully Vaccinated
• Suspect Arrested In Deadly Fremont Mosaic Apartments Home Invasion
• Violent Night On Oakland Streets: 8 Wounded In 5 Shootings
• 725 Unaccompanied Migrant Children Remain In Long Beach Shelter, More Expected To Arrive
• Georgia Woman Shocked To Find At Least 100,000 Bees In Her Home -- For The Second Time
• Pittsburgh Police Safely Locate Previously Missing Teen Siobhan Barnett
• 1 Person Dies, 3 Others Hurt In Single-Vehicle Crash In Denver
• Getting Answers: Who Can Penalize You For Not Getting Vaccinated?
• COVID In Minnesota: MDH Reports 1,321 Cases, 8 Deaths As Nearly 48% Of Eligible Minnesotans Are Fully Vaccinated
• Actress Tawny Kitaen Dies At 59; Starred In MTV Videos, `Bachelor Party'
• Citizen Initiatives Will Be Harder To Get On Florida Ballot
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 246 New Coronavirus Cases, Bringing Total To 98,969
• Some Officials Urge Pennsylvanians To 'Vote No' On Disaster Declaration Constitutional Amendments On The Ballot
• Suspect Charged With Murder, Arson For Bronx Apartment Fire That Killed 2 In 2018
• Hemingway Look-Alike Contest Returns To Florida Keys
• Tampa Teacher Accused Of Having Sex With Student
• Some Pittsburgh-Area Sports Teams Say They Are Getting Tentative Interest From Music Artists, Promoters
• Suns Stay In Hunt For NBA's Top Record, Beat Knicks 128-105
• 4 Your Community: Nativity School Of Worcester
• Denver Weather: Busy Days Ahead With Everything From T-Storms To Rain And Snow
• 1 Adult, 2 Children Killed In Maple Grove Car Crash
• UPMC Extends Cost Waivers For In-Network, In-Patient COVID-19 Treatment Through July
• Near Hurricane Force Winds Howl At Mount Saint Helena; Temperatures Soar; Red Flag Wildfire Warning
• It's Academic: May 8, 2021
• 1 Killed, 1 Injured In Wrong-Way Crash On State Road 836
• None Hurt After Crews Battle Fire In Minneapolis
• Bridge Lifts Saturday After 8 A.M. From South Ashland To Lake Shore Drive
• India's COVID deaths hit record high amid calls for nationwide lockdown
• Tiffany Henyard To Be Sworn In As Dolton's First Woman Mayor
• COVID: Out-Of-Work Bay Area Bartenders Turned To Delivering Mail During Pandemic Shutdown
• New Video Links San Francisco Mission Bay Beating Suspect To Second Asian American Assault
• COVID Restrictions: New York City Restaurants Can Increase Capacity, New Jersey Raises Gathering Limits
• Mayor Lightfoot Delays General Iron Permit To Move To South Side Over EPA Concerns
• New Plaza At Hazelwood Green Set To Open With Public Celebration
• Chicago Weather: Rain Saturday Ahead Of Chilly Mother's Day
• COVID Vaccine In NYC: City Officials Modifying Outreach Efforts As Demand For Vaccines Plummets
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Cloudy Saturday With On/Off Showers; Sunny Start On Mother's Day
• Bobby Dalbec Ends Slump, Lifts Red Sox Past Orioles 6-2
• Lane Restrictions, Detour In Effect For The Weekend On I-376 In Moon Township
• Driver Leaving Argument In Car Crashes Into House, Police Say
• WCCO Saturday Morning: May 8, 2021
• Missing Buffalo State Student Saniya Dennis Appears To Have Taken Her Own Life, DA Says
• New York Population Declines By More Than 100K, Census Numbers Show
• 200 Palestinians hurt in clashes with Israeli police, medics say
• Rob Gronkowski donates $1.2 million to renovate Boston playground
• NOAA's "new normal" climate report is anything but normal
• Atlanta mayor explains decision not to run for reelection
• Pittsburgh Weather: Dropping Temperatures, Rain Chances
• Kennywood Park Reopens For 2021 Season With COVID-19 Safety Protocols In Place
• Lindor's Homer Lifts Mets After Dugout Exchange With McNeil
• New York Weather: CBS2's 5/8 Saturday Morning Forecast
• Hey Ray! How Broadcasting A TV Signal Works
• Voter ID Is A Flashpoint In Pennsylvania Election Law Talks
• Report: Sen. Elizabeth Warren Says She Is Running For Re-Election In 2024
• Ohio Becomes Latest State To Propose Transgender Sports Ban
• Pa. Drops COVID-19 Vaccine Map, Encourages Use Of Federal Map
• Bradford Co. DA Chad Salsman Pleads Guilty In Sex Case, Resigns From Position
• Penguins Playoff Tickets For First Round Home Games Set To Go On Sale
• Pittsburgh Parking Authority To Add Two New Apps As Options To Pay For Parking
• Dalbec Ends Slump, Lifts Red Sox Past Orioles 6-2
• Meat: The Legends - DC's Legends of Tomorrow
• I'll Give You A Clue - Batwoman
• Put Up or Shut Up - All American
• The Book of Reunification: Chapter Two - Black Lightning
• Timeless - The Flash
• Fear Knot - Supergirl
• Rage - Kung Fu
• The Celestial Visitor - Nancy Drew
• Freedom - Walker
• I Was Made to Love You - Legacies
• Pennsylvania Lawmakers Push To Make To-Go Cocktails Permanent
• Spectral Healing - Charmed
• Driver Sought In Fatal Hit-And-Run Crash That Killed Lakisha Furnanders
• Vows Are Still Sacred - Dynasty

Videos from May 8, 2021

• The COVID Cover-Up: Searching for Gretchen Anthony
• The Disappearance of Kristin Smart
• From 1980: Jacques d'Amboise on teaching dance to children
• Chicago community group helps teens from under-resourced neighborhoods
• Taliban's latest attack targeted school in Kabul, Afghanistan
• CDC reports significant drop in new coronavirus infections as states push to reopen
• Anticipation mounts as Chinese rocket debris is expected to hit Earth this weekend
• Cyberattack shuts down major U.S. fuel pipeline network
• Local Matters: Philadelphia's district attorney race gains national attention over justice reform
• U.S. faces widespread childcare shortage amid coronavirus pandemic
• India sets record for single-day COVID-19 death toll
• NCAA considers rule change to allow student-athletes to profit off themselves
• Growing calls for social media companies to address political polarization
• Indian Prime Minister Modi faces calls to impose nationwide lockdown
• Major U.S. pipeline operator forced to halt operations after cyberattack
• Armed robbery attempts up in South Africa
• The story behind New York City's famous nickname
• Chef Ahktar Nawab on new cookbook, diversity of dishes
• "Source of pride": Navy, Wisconsin lawmakers clash over historic badger statue outside state Capitol
• Celebrities are posing for vaccine selfies, or "vaxxies," to encourage vaccinations
• Remnants of Chinese rocket expected to crash into Earth
• Indian reservation caught in middle of battle between drug smugglers, border patrol agents
• Witnesses testify in federal opioid trial
• Vaccination variables: Will we hit 70% vaccination rate by the Fourth of July?
• India's COVID-19 deaths hit record high
• FDA preparing to expand Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine age range
• More than 200 Palestinians hurt in clashes with Israeli police
• Biden pushes back against poor jobs report numbers