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• Stimulus Check Update: Who Is Eligible For The Possible New Round Of Payments In California?
• Homebuyers In Northern California 'High Fire Zones' See Insurance Rates Go Through The Roof
• COVID: Mask Uncertainty Reigns As Bay Area Health Officials Push To Loosen Guidelines
• San Bernardino County Cracking Down On Sale, Use Of Illegal Fireworks With New Reporting Tool
• Who Is Mark Lavea, Suspect Killed In San Andreas Hostage Situation?
• Dan Issel Praises Denver Nuggets Coach Michael Malone And Nikola Jokic
• Colorado State Trooper Hit On I-70: 'This Has To Stop'
• Foul Ball With Foul Results; Colorado Boy Receives 500 Stitches After Collision With Outfield Fence
• Denver Fire Removes Hundreds Of Pounds Of Propane From Homeless Encampments, Worries About Large-Scale Disaster
• UPDATE: Crews Contain Grass Fire Burning Near Bay Shoreline In San Rafael
• Pig Pursuit: 150-Pound Porker Eludes Authorities In El Dorado County, Found At Ranch Near Lotus
• NBC Will Not Air 2022 Golden Globes Amid Hollywood Foreign Press Association Controversy
• Game On: LAUSD Says Venice High Baseball Team Can Play On Renovated Field
• Rate Hikes Loom After Newsom Expands Drought Declaration To Include Third of California
• Police Officer, Suspect Die In San Luis Obispo Shootout
• Sacramento Police Officer Alexa Palubicki Arraigned On 2 Counts Of Filing False Police Report
• Giants Come Through In A Pinch, Beat Rangers 3-1
• Faulk Nets Winner In OT, Blues Beat Kings 2-1
• Man Arrested After Allegedly Shooting At Deputies With Pellet Gun
• Stephen Curry's Late 3 Lifts Warriors Past Jazz, 119-116
• Walsh's Big Night Helps Angels Rally For 5-4 Win Over Astros
• VIDEO: Crews Battle Broken Natural Gas Line Fire Under Road In Sacramento
• 67-Year-Old Linda Marie Cross, Of Torrance, Missing For Nearly 1 Week
• Man Taken Into Custody Following Hours-Long Standoff At Montebello Apartment Complex
• Proposed Colorado Bill Aims To Protect Owners Of Towed Vehicles
• COVID In Colorado: Denver Health Doctor Eager For New Pfizer Vaccine Authorization
• I-Team: Kids In Crisis Spend Weeks In Emergency Room Waiting For Mental Health Services
• Denver City Council Approves Loretto Heights Rezoning Agreement
• Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine Expanded To Children As Young As 12
• Inside The Case: How Federal Agents Built Their Investigation Into Catherine Pugh's 'Healthy Holly' Book Scandal
• CW Summer Schedule Schedule 2021
• Times Square Shooting: Hero Officer Alyssa Vogel Speaks About Rescuing 4-Year-Old Gunshot Victim
• Chicago Weather: Frost Advisory Along And North Of I-88
• Islanders Fall To Bruins In OT, Draw Penguins In First Round Of Playoffs
• FDA Grants Pfizer Emergency Use For COVID-19 Vaccine For Children Ages 12 To 15
• Man Involved In High-Speed Police Chase In Penn Hills Wanted After Walking Out Of UPMC Mercy Hospital
• 'A Ticking Time Bomb' | Neighbors Detail Paranoid Behavior, Years of Complaints Against Gunman Accused of Killing Woodlawn Neighbors
• Stanford Guard Anna Wilson Returning For A Sixth Season
• Mullins' Bizarre Triple Helps O's Beat Red Sox 4-1
• Homeless Services Head Steven Banks Defends NYC's Process Of Getting Vulnerable People Off The Streets
• Radnor Community Rallies To Save 'Raider' Name Ahead Of School Board Meeting
• Elk River Teacher's Discussion On Police Violence And Unrest Angers Some Parents
• Plan For High-Rise Development Has Some Oak Park Residents Fired Up
• Ocean City, Maryland Businesses Struggling To Find People To Work This Summer
• Business Owners In South Florida Say They're Struggling To Get Employees Back To Work
• NASA Rocket Launch Should Be Visible Along East Coast Wednesday Night
• Slain Delmar Police Cpl. Keith Heacook Remembered By Colleagues, Family And Friends
• 'Pretty Big Pay Package': Broward School Board Negotiates $743K Exit Deal For Embattled Supt. Robert Runcie
• ONLY ON 2: Mother Speaks After 7-Year-Old Griffith, Indiana Boy Was Run Over By Car; He Remains Hospitalized
• 'I Don't Know If You Overcome It': Caitlyn Kaufman's Mother Recalls Losing Her Daughter In Nashville Road Rage Shooting
• Gas Prices Up 6 Cents Per Gallon Since Last Week, Averaging $3.51 In Chicago
• Pembroke Pines PD: 15-Year-Old Bicyclist Killed After Being Dragged Under Minivan For 30 Feet
• 'Unbelievable' Pandemic Furniture Demand Causing Extreme Delivery Delays
• 'More Coffee, More Life' Hotel Revival Partners With Black Owned Businesses After Cultural Development
• FDA Authorizes Pfizer's Coronavirus Vaccine For Children 12 To 15 Years Old
• World-Renowned Bay Area Architect Art Gensler Dies, At 85
• Blackhawks End Season With Overtime Loss To Dallas Stars, 7 Losses In Last 9 Games
• Unnecessary Roughness? Former Gophers Claim Tough Practices Ended Football Careers
• Wisconsin Republicans To Vote On Election Law Changes, As Gov. Evers Readies Veto Pen
• Secrets For Travelers During Surge In 'Revenge Travel'
• COVID In Denver: City To Received $308 Million In Federal Relief
• Suspect Killed In San Andreas Hostage Situation Identified, Said To Have Lengthy Criminal History
• Medina Spirit Arrives In Baltimore Without Trainer Bob Baffert Who Says He's A Target Of 'Cancel Culture'
• Judge: LAPD Must Restrict Use Of Less Lethal Projectile Launchers
• 44 Attorneys General Urge Facebook To Stop Plans For An Instagram For Kids
• Chamber Of Commerce Asks To End Extra Unemployment Benefits
• AAA: Michigan's Average Gas Prices Rise To $2.95
• Devils' Disappointing Season Ends With Loss In Philadelphia
• Voters May Be Asked To Lower The Gas Tax After Colorado Lawmakers Propose A Gas Fee 
• Bill To Create New Insurance Option Passes State House
• Flyers End Disappointing Season With Win Over Devils
• Advocates Call On Sen. Gary Peters To Schedule Hearing For Washington, D.C. Statehood Bill
• CDC Eviction Moratorium Expires Next Month, Help Available Now
• Tyler Naquin, Tucker Barnhart Lead Reds To 14-1 Rout Of Pirates
• TD Garden Capacity Increases As Bruins Head Into Playoffs
• COVID: Health Officials Try to Entice Teens to Get Vaccine With DJ Dance Parties, Gift Cards
• Public Invited To Vote For Morrison Dog Named Wilson To Be Face Of Holiday Beer Can
• Driver Dies After Crashing Into Pole In Rancho Cordova
• Colorado Springs Shooting: Neighbors Stunned To Learn 7 Dead At Birthday Party
• Driedger Gets Third Shutout As Panthers Beat Lightning 4-0
• Denver Police Search For Suspects In Shooting On I-70 Near Peoria Street
• Man Fires Warning Shot To Thwart Attempted Robbery At Franklin Park Golf Course
• Intelligence Community Investigating Increase In 'Havana Syndrome' Incidents Involving CIA Operatives
• FDA Authorizes Pfizer's COVID Vaccine For Use In Children 12 To 15
• Pittsburgh Penguins To Host New York Islanders In First Round Of Playoffs
• California expands drought emergency, covering 30% of population
• Bruins To Face Capitals In First Round Of Stanley Cup Playoffs
• Boy, 15, Charged With Carjacking 2 Drivers In Hyde Park, Kenwood
• School Board Official Scott Huddle Resigns After Denying Systemic Racism
• DFW Area Shouldn't Have Problems With Gas Supply Or Prices Following Ransomware Attack On Pipeline
• 2 Injured After Vehicle Falls Nearly 300 Feet Into Embankment Off Angeles Forest Highway
• Congressional negotiators make progress on policing compromise
• 'High Dispatch' Response, Vegetation Trimming Blunts Highway 17 Fire In Santa Cruz Mountains
• Shooting In Harrison Township Injures 30-Year-Old Man
• Decades Later, California's 'Gann Limit' Back In Spotlight As Gov. Newsom Announces Golden State Stimulus Expansion
• CBS 11 Obtains Exclusive Photos Of Teen Migrants Detained At Dallas Convention Center
• Woman Driving Shuttle Arrested After Chase, Crash In Placer County
• COVID Impact: BART Seeing Rise In Ridership, Planning to Expand Services
• Wild Rescue: Wildlife Biologist Finds, Brings Injured Bald Eagle To Hughson Wildlife Center For Treatment
• PG&E Warns Of Scammers After Fake Utility Worker Deceives Foster City Victim Out Of $1,000
• Massive Swarm Of Honeybees In Hive On Nassau County-Owned Property Is Testing Patience Of Nearby Homeowners
• 2 People Killed, At Least 4 Others Injured As Gun Violence Plagues Philadelphia Monday
• Report: Tebow-Meyer Reunion On Verge Of Becoming Official
• Vegetation Fires In San Jose Near Interstate 680, Berryessa Road Contained
• Former Police Commissioner Bill Bratton And Others Express Concern Over New York City's Handling Of Violent Crimes
• Recent Study Showed Vast Majority Of Shoppers Misinterpret Food Date Labels
• Then And Now: Reflecting On The AIDS Epidemic With Leaders Of GMHC
• Boy, 15, Shot And Wounded In Englewood
• 2 Injured In Head-On Collision On PCH Which Temporarily Closed All Lanes
• First fully civilian flight to space station moves forward
• Child Sex Abuse Victims Continue To Wait For Justice As Legislation Stalls In Harrisburg
• Businessman Gives $5,000 Scholarship To 11 Steel Valley High School Students
• Collectible Quarters Featuring Distinguished Women To Be Made In Denver
• Sen. Michael Bennet Announces Re-Election Campaign With Support Of Gov. Jared Polis, Sen. John Hickenlooper
• Majority Of LAUSD Students Choose Not To Return To Campus
• Car Windows Shot Out In Riverside County As Flurry Of Suspected Freeway Shootings Continue
• 'U' Officials: Several Students Robbed Of Cellphones In Past 5 Days On Minneapolis Campus
• Walz: Minnesota Ready To Vaccinate Children 12+ Once CDC Issues Guidance For Pfizer Shot
• Folsom Restaurateur Develops Rentable Kitchen Concept For Start-Ups Looking For Space
• Bob Baffert No Stranger To Failed Drug Tests By His Horses
• 'We Just Woke Up With A Loud Bang' Neighbors Remember Victims Of Woodlawn Tragedy
• Denver Weather: Rain And Snow Ramping Up In Colorado
• Barry University Holds In-Person Commencement Ceremony At loanDepot park
• Richardson Police Officer Accuses Department Of Illegal Quotas To Write Tickets
• Redwood City Man Accused Of Stabbing Housemate
• CBSN New York & CBS2 Presents Candidate Conversations, Interviews With Leading Contenders In The Race For NYC Mayor
• LA City Council To Resume In-Person Meetings On June 15
• Teen Basketball Star TaKiya Howard Has Surgery To Remove Bullet From Her Neck After Englewood Shooting
• Firefighters Rescue Person Hanging From Window Of Burning Building In West Pullman
• Minnesota To Get $200M More Than Expected In Federal Aid
• COVID Impact: Experts Say Loosening Of Mask-Wearing Restrictions Indoors Will Depend On Handful Of Factors
• UPDATE: Suspect in Redwood City Hit-and-Run Collision That Killed Pedestrian Arrested
• Democratic Primary Likely To Determine Allegheny County's Next Sheriff
• Major Office Buildings In Downtown Chicago, Other Illinois Commercial Districts To Begin Offering COVID-19 Vaccine Clinics
• UM Agrees To Pay $22M To Resolve Allegations It Violated False Claims Act
• NBC drops 2022 Golden Globes amid controversy
• Firefly Music Festival Lineup: Headliners Include Billie Ellish, Lizzo, The Killers
• 'It Was A Shell Shock For Sure': Bills Before Legislature Aim To Bridge Child Care Access, Affordability Gaps
• New Newark Pilot Program Gives $6,000 A Year To Residents Facing Economic Insecurity
• Mayor Frey: Calls To Defund MPD Have Had An Impact As Crime Spikes
• Man Critical Following Attempted Murder At Walnut Creek Civic Park Gazebo
• 2 People Critically Injured In Malibu Balcony Collapse
• Washington County Leaders Remind Business Owners To Apply For Hospitality Relief Money
• As Fishing Opener Approaches, DNR Expects Another Busy Season For Angling
• COVID Vaccine Clinics Coming To Downtown Chicago Office Buildings
• Study Testing Pfizer Vaccine On Children As Young As 6 Months Old
• More Than 60 Businesses Hiring During Sawgrass Mills Virtual Job Fair This Week
• NYC To Lower Speed Limit On 10 Major Roadways To 25 MPH
• PennDOT On High Alert For Landslides After Downpour
• Dallas Police Overtime Budget Goes Over By $1 Million, Projected To Grow By Millions More
• Virtual Court Appearance For Boy Charged With Making Bomb Threat At His Tamarac School
• UPDATE: San Francisco Man Charged With Stabbing 2 Asian Women Pleads Not Guilty, Denied Bail
• Chicago Area Companies And Consumers Feeling The Effects Of The Global Microchip Shortage
• Four Guns Confiscated From Philadelphia International Airport Passengers Over Weekend
• Allegheny Co. Small Business Owner Stuck With Bill After Credit Card Fraud
• College golfer with Down syndrome makes history
• Times Square Shooting: Manhunt For Alleged Gunman Farrakhan Muhammad Continues; Tourists Worry, But Mayor Says City 'Overwhelmingly Safe'
• Miami's Adrienne Arsht Center Says Time Has Come For Return Of Standing Ovations
• There Are Concerns Colonial Pipeline Ransomware Attack Could Lead To Higher Prices At The Pump
• COVID-19 Vaccinations Available At Miami International Airport, PortMiami
• Salvation Army Sued Over Failure To Pay Minimum Wage For Work Required Of People In Rehab
• Newsom Unveils State's COVID Recovery Plan; $75B Budget Surplus To Provide For Direct Payments
• 70-Year-Old Man Arrested For Allegedly Molesting 12-Year-Old Boy
• Split Verdict: Noe Gamez-Ruiz Guilty Of 2 Charges In Death Of State Trooper Cody Donahue, Not Guilty On 1
• COVID-19 In Illinois: Lowest Daily Coronavirus Case Count And Infection Rate In More Than Six Weeks
• Businesses Hiking Wages In Hopes Of Attracting Hospitality Workers To Empty Positions
• EBMUD Seeks To Increase Water, Sewer Rates By 4% Annually In New Budget
• All Roads Led To Inter Miami CF For Goal Keeper John McCarthy
• 'Hearing The Constant Gunfire'; 2 Dead, Nearly A Dozen Shootings In Oakland Over 36-Hour Span
• COVID: FDA Grants Emergency Use for Pfizer Vaccine for Children Age 12-15
• Philadelphia Chef Eli Kulp Finds New Mission After Being Paralyzed In Amtrak Crash, Battle With Depression
• New Texas Association Of Business Says Majority Of Members Blame Government For Worker Shortage 
• Pennsylvania's 40-Year-Old Unemployment Computer System To Be Replaced In June
• Towson University Cap & Gown Vendor Reports Possible Cyber Breach Of Credit Card Information
• Why Are Illinois Unemployment Offices Still Closed, And When Will They Reopen? Gov. Pritzker Cites Security Concerns
• Crews Battle Fire At Sutherland Hardwoods In Burgettstown
• 'I Hope Good Comes Of It': Some Chicagoans Getting Two Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Doses
• Jaylen Brown To Miss Remainder Of Celtics Season Due To Torn Ligament In Wrist
• Navy Pier Flyover Completed After Years Of Construction Delays -- Many Ask Why It Took So Long
• More Homeowners May Soon Have To Restrict Lawn Watering During Droughts
• Victorville House Fire Kills 12-Year-Old Boy, Injures 3 Young Children
• Philadelphia Shooting Homicides Up 40% From 2020 After 7 Killed In Violent Mother's Day Weekend
• Maple Grove Police Identify Mother, 2 Young Kids Killed In Crash
• Baseball Report: Jacob deGrom Injury Probably Not Serious
• Violent Crimes Are Increasing And Even Experts Are 'Worried' Over 'Violent Trends'
• Non-Profit Buys Cedar Crest Community Center, $8-Million Renovation Planned
• Ray McNeary, Accused Of Attempted St. Cloud Bank Robbery, Appears In Court
• Climate 'Normals' Just Got Their Once-Per-Decade Update, With These Impacts In Minnesota
• FDA Grants Pfizer Emergency Use For COVID-19 Vaccine For Children 12 To 15
• Pittsburgh Man Charged With 28 Counts After Wild Crime Spree Throughout City
• More Law Enforcement Agencies, Businesses Accepting Colorado Digital ID
• Gabriel Samora Accused Of Shooting 2 People Near Denver's Capitol Hill Neighborhood
• 'Pain Shared Is Pain Lessened': Light Of Life Opens New Women's Center
• Zachary Richardson Identified As Man Killed By Officers After 'Repeatedly Ramming' Leicester Police Station
• 'It's Somebody's Pet', Bengal Tiger Seen Wandering Around Houston Neighborhood
• FDA Authorizes Pfizer Vaccine For Children Ages 12 To 15
• Publix Pharmacies In Florida Now Offering Walk-In COVID Vaccinations
• COVID In Florida: 2,296 New Cases, 53 Additional Deaths Reported Monday
• One Person Hospitalized Following Gas Leak Explosion In Pompano Beach
• Maryland Health Officials Hold Mobile Vaccination Clinic At Pimlico Ahead Of Preakness
• Arrest Report Sheds New Light In Sexual Battery Case Involving Miami-Dade Police Lt. John Jenkins
• FDA Authorizes Pfizer's Covid-19 Vaccine For Use Children Ages 12 To 15
• Chase Bank Branch In Sunrise Robbed
• How Does Ranked Choice Voting Work?
• Community Recalls Memories At Historic St. Leo's Church In Tacony As Fire Crews Work To Determine What Caused Blaze
• K9 Roman Almost On The Road To Recovery After Surgery
• 2 Suspects Arrested In Livermore Fatal Shooting; Believed To Be Gang-Related
• 2 Construction Workers Burned After Contact With Downed Power Lines In Fort Worth
• Documentary 'Bastard's Road' Follows Maryland Veteran's Healing After Coming Home From Iraq War
• Chipotle To Increase Wages To Average Of $15 Per Hour By Late June
• Should I Be Worried About Maskless People If I'm High-Risk? Dr. Mallika Answers COVID-19 Questions
• California Expands Drought Emergency To Large Swath Of State
• Colorado Doctor: Full FDA Authorization Would Offer Leeway For Mandatory COVID-19 Vaccination
• Winter Driving Returns To Colorado's I-70 Mountain Corridor, Truckers Will Need Chains
• Denver Weather: Rain Today Before Unusual Mid-May Snow Tonight
• Asian American Attacks: San Francisco Police Investigate Two Separate Assaults on Muni Buses in Tenderloin
• Expect Gas Prices To Tick Up Even More In Philadelphia Area After Colonial Pipeline Ransomware Attack, AAA Says
• Muni to Reopen All Metro Subway Stations, Debut New Bus Route
• Rental car rates soar with vehicles in short supply
• Prosecutors urge Facebook to stop plans for Instagram for kids
• Pedro Juan Gallegos Arrested, Accused In Weekend Shooting Of Denver Police Officer
• Corruption Case Of Former Fall River Mayor Jasiel Correia Heads To Jurors
• Massachusetts Reports 446 New COVID Cases, 14 Additional Deaths
• 'It's The Logical Thing To Do': New Billboard Urges Angelenos To Get Vaccinated So They Can 'Live Long And Prosper'
• Baltimore County Police Reunite Woman With Family
• 'A Misunderstanding' Led To I-70 Closure Near Eisenhower Tunnels
• U.S. gas prices rise after ransomware attack on pipeline
• San Jose Firefighters Control House Fire on Mendota Way
• Pittsburgh Steelers Legend Alan Faneca Named Head Football Coach At Frank W. Cox High School In Virginia
• 4 Juveniles Arrested After Taking Car Keys From Teen, Stealing Family SUV
• COVID In Colorado: Yes, You Can Ask Your Health Care Provider If They Are Vaccinated. No, They Don't Have To Answer
• Chipotle Increasing Restaurant Wages, Says Some Employees Can Make $100,000 After 3 Years On The Job
• Residents In Marple Township Get Opportunity To Weigh In on PECO's Plans For Natural Gas Reliability Station
• Israel strikes Gaza, Hamas fires rockets after hundreds hurt in clashes
• Deep-Sea Pacific Footballfish, Typically Found At Depths Of More Than 3,000 Feet, Washes Up On Crystal Cove Beach
• Gov. Newsom Proposes Budget That Would Send $600 Stimulus Checks To Two-Thirds Of Californians
• Fire Danger: Cal Fire Suspends Burn Permits For Monterey, San Benito Counties
• Car Crashes Into Sutter County Home, Catches Fire
• Wearing Mask May Help Alleviate Seasonal Allergy Symptoms, Researchers Find
• Miami-Dade County Opens New COVID Vaccination Site At Dolphin Mall
• Off-Duty LAPD Officer Arrested During Family Disturbance In Inglewood
• 1 Person Shot At Shell Gas Station In Northeast Dallas
• Philadelphia School District Welcomes More Students Back With Phase 3 Hybrid Learning Plan
• Mass Vaccination Sites Now Accepting Walk-Ins In Massachusetts
• Florida Panthers Host Tampa Bay Lightning Monday In Push For The Playoffs
• Legalization Of Recreational Marijuana May Face Hurdle In Minnesota Senate, But Public Opinion Continues To Shift In Its Favor
• On Set for 'Batwoman' With Javicia Leslie
• COVID-19 In Maryland: More Than 2.3M Fully Vaccinated As Coronavirus Numbers Continue To Fall
• Cue The Catfights: 'Dynasty' is Back!
• Maryland AG Joins Coalition Calling For Facebook To Not Launch Instagram Kids
• 1,500 New Jobs Coming To Maryland As Australia's Ellume To Open First U.S. Operation In Frederick County, Biotech Company To Produce At-Home COVID-19 Tests
• Fairfield Police Complete Mother's Day Flower Deliveries After Driver Accused Of DUI
• Dallas Man Detoderick Jawayne Gaston Faces Intoxication Manslaughter Charge After Child Dies In Crash
• Rockies-Padres Monday Night Game Rained Out, Doubleheader On Wednesday
• Buckingham Fountain To Be Turned On Before Memorial Day After Sitting Dry For Over A Year Amid Pandemic
• Novavax Announces Early Results Of Combination Flu, COVID-19 Vaccine
• 1 Dead After Officer-Involved Shooing At Lancaster Apartment Complex
• Police: Young Boy Drowns On Mother's Day At Lodi Lake
• Penguins Auctioning Off Jerseys To Benefit Dollar Energy Fund
• Molly Bernard On Paramount+'s 'Younger': 'I Auditioned For A Six Line Guest Star And It Became A 7 Year Family'
• Police: Help Needed To Identify Woman Who Hit Elderly Asian Man With Shopping Cart At Santa Monica's Trimana Market
• Crocs Is Once Again Donating Its Shoes To Healthcare Workers
• NTSB Says Texas Tesla Owner Got Into Driver's Seat Before Deadly Crash Last Month
• USPS delivery is worsening, with 1 in 5 letters delivered late
• Deadly Shooting Outside U.S. Immigration Building In Orlando, Suspect Arrested
• Wisconsin Lawmakers To Take First Votes On Police Reform Since George Floyd's Death
• WATCH IT: Early Morning CHP Pursuit On Berkeley Streets Ends With Arrest Near Oakland's Mill's College
• It's Been 1 Year Since Suzanne Morphew Went Missing, Body Still Not Found, Husband Barry Morphew Now In Jail On Murder Charges
• Howard County Officer Rescues Injured Bald Eagle
• 'Extraordinary People': Flight 93 Families Open Nominations For New Heroism Award
• Cop who rescued 4-year-old wounded in shooting speaks out
• Deaths Of Wild Swans Found Around Wolf Lake Blamed On Parasites
• Reward Offered For Information Leading To Arrest, Conviction In Delois Brown's Death
• Biden Administration Reverses Trump Policy, Restores Transgender Health Protections
• 2 Arrested In Downtown Minneapolis Double Shooting; Victim ID'd
• Gas Prices Up 6 Cents In Massachusetts Following Colonial Pipeline Cybersecurity Attack
• The CW Extends Summer 2021 Schedule With Additional Returning Favorites
• Doctors Urge Parents To Catch Kids Up On Other Shots Ahead Of Covid-19 Vaccine Rollout
• Mother Pleads For Answers In 21-Year-Old Son's Unsolved 2019 Murder
• Markey Pushes Airlines To Change Terms Or Refund Flight Credits
• VIDEO: Bystanders Jump Into Action During San Francisco Car Break-In
• No Injuries After Rollover Crash In Lowry Tunnel On I-94 EB
• Man Arrested For Throwing Molotov Cocktail At LAPD Station In Topanga
• San Francisco Police Searching for Suspect in Deadly Saturday Shooting
• Mattel Launches New Toy Takeback Program Called Mattel PlayBack
• State Attorney Rules No Crime Committed When Florida Elementary School Principal Paddled Student
• Jaguars Planning To Sign Tim Tebow To One-Year Contract
• Five Month Closure Of Fort Duquesne Boulevard Begins This Week
• Rob Gronkowski Believes Julian Edelman Will Return To NFL If Receiver 'Heals Up'
• AHN Life Flight Helicopter Lands At Thomas Jefferson High School For Show And Tell
• Detroit Police Investigate 2 Non-Fatal Shootings
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 2-Day Total Of 2,399 New Cases, 18 Additional Deaths
• AAU Player Hansel Emmanuel Is Taking His Game To New Heights Despite Missing Arm
• There Is No Link Between The COVID-19 Vaccines And Infertility. Here's Why
• Martin Truex Jr. Dominates At Darlington
• Police: Large-Scale Search For In Santa Monica Neighborhood Was For Stabbing Suspect, Not Shooting At Virginia Park
• A drop in college enrollment could be hurting low-income students most
• Girl, 17, Arrested In Connection With Shooting Death Of Moorhead Taxi Driver Abdullahi Abdullahi
• 1 Week Remains For Lawmakers To Pass Budget Deal
• One Man Killed, 3 Wounded In Shooting At Mother's Day Party In Hollywood
• South Lake Tahoe Boat Ramp Closed Due To Low Water Levels After Dry Winter
• Pitt Panther Justin Champagnie Officially Enters NBA Draft
• Giant Eagle Pharmacies Now Accepting Walk-Ins For COVID-19 Vaccinations
• Alleged Bank Robber Arrested, Charged Following Fingerprint Analysis
• Bonta Among 44 Attorneys General Telling Facebook To Drop Instagram For Kids Proposal
• Newsom Proposes $600 Stimulus Checks To Two-Thirds Of Californians
• Florida May Lift Ban On Catching And Killing Goliath Grouper
• Linebacker Harvey Langi Returning To Patriots On 1-Year Deal
• Massachusetts COVID Vaccine Stats: More Than 4 Million Have Now Received At Least One Dose
• Have Ben Affleck And Jennifer Lopez Reunited?
• Texas Saw 16% Spike In Deaths From Drivers, Passengers Not Wearing Seat Belts In 2020
• Ondrej Kase Says He's 100 Percent, Ready To Help Bruins Win Any Way He Can
• Pittsburgh Weather: Frost Advisory Issued With Widespread Frost Expected North
• Biden administration restores transgender health protections
• Biden touts funding for cities and states as part of economic recovery
• Woodstock High School Senior Goes To The Prom, After Outpouring Of Support On Facebook
• University Of Colorado System President Mark Kennedy To Leave Position In 'Near Future'
• The NFL Has A Wild Plan For Week 18 Schedule
• Restaurant Job Fair At Chicago's Parkway Ballroom
• Police Searching For Man Who Robbed Glen Burnie Royal Farms
• TSA Finds 3D-Printed Throwing Knives In Kid's Carry-On Luggage
• 3 Arrested After Victim Slashed At Harlem Subway Station, Police Say
• Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Signs Bill Banning Local Gun Regulations
• Chipotle hikes average pay to $15 an hour amid labor squeeze
• Tyrell Cohen, Brother Of Bears Running Back Tarik Cohen, Found Dead In North Carolina Electrical Substation
• New York Weather: CBS2's 5/10 Monday Morning Update
• Funeral For Slain Officer, Delmar Police Cpl. Keith Heacook, To Be Held Monday
• Denver Native Serving In The Military Finds Ways To Preserve Mother-Daughter Bond
• Colorado Teen Cassidy Hinds Dominates World Of Competitive Racing, Changes Game For Future Female Racers
• 5 Injured, Including 2 Police Officers, After Brooklyn Freight Elevator Collapse
• Elon Musk's SpaceX Taking Cryptocurrency Payments For Space Flights
• Lafayette Square Near The White House Reopens To Public
• Club Elegance In Braddock Shut Down For 'Several Inches Of Raw Sewage' Covering Basement Floor
• Denver Fight For Air Event Held Outdoors For First Time
• Church continues services after 74 people get COVID-19
• Colorado Weather: Widespread Tree Damage Possible As Rain Turns To Snow Monday Night
• Driver Killed After Crashing Into Tree As Police Attempted Traffic Stop In Washington Heights
• 6-Year-Old Girl Fatally Shot, Mom Injured, At Texas Car Club Meetup
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 191 New Coronavirus Cases, 5 Additional Deaths
• COVID In Minnesota: No New Deaths Reported In Last 24 Hours; Positivity Rate Plateaus
• Boston Paying Artists $500 To Paint Utility Boxes
• Family reunites under Biden program to admit asylum-seekers
• School Bus Driver Pleads Not Guilty To Charges After Students Find Loaded Gun
• Marcel Spears And Sheaun McKinney Say Working With Cedric The Entertainer Is 'Insane, Surreal'
• Oztube's Scam Fighting Duo Investigates Online Refund Scams Claiming To Give You Free Money
• Rapping Senior Citizen Dancers Beat Back Asian Hate in San Francisco Chinatown
• DPS: Minnesotans Can Now Submit Documents Online For REAL ID Pre-Verification
• Mother's Day Reunions Highlight Importance Of Getting COVID Vaccine
• Car Careens Onto Sidewalk Killing Pedestrian In Oakland
• Judge killed by mobsters in 1990 put on path to sainthood
• Steelers Assistant Head Coach John Mitchell To Be Enshrined Into NJCAA Hall Of Fame
• U.S. Chamber Of Commerce Calls For Immediate End Of Extra $300 Unemployment Benefits
• Acclaimed Pink Floyd Exhibit Coming To Hollywood
• Man Killed, 2 Other People Injured In Kensington Triple Shooting
• Elon Musk's SpaceX to launch Dogecoin-funded lunar satellite
• Kevan Miller Named Bruins' Nominee For Masterton Trophy
• San Francisco High School Seniors Can Attend Classes for Final Weeks Of School Year
• Haltom City Police Department Searching For Armed Man Who Robbed Walgreens
• Car Drives Off Highway 101 Embankment, Stuck Between Hill and Building
• Elon Musk reveals he has Asperger's on "SNL"
• Lincoln Center Plaza Green Space Opens Monday For Outdoor Summer Performances
• Minneapolis Officials Asking For Public Comments On Proposed Juneteenth City Holiday
• Gary Danielson On Why Mac Jones Is A Great Fit With Patriots
• Flight 93 Families Hope Heroism Award Helps Keep Story Alive
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• The Detroit District's Soo Area Office Reopened The Visitor Center In Canal Park
• Ulices Venzor Found Passed Out Inside Stolen Vehicle With Guns, 20 Catalytic Converters
• Mattel launches recycling program to give old toys new life
• 2 Dead, 1 Person In Serious Condition After Car Strikes Tree, Traffic Light In Joliet
• Suffolk Police Seek Would-Be Hauppauge Bank Robber
• Caitlyn Jenner Says She Favors Path To Citizenship For California Immigrants
• Robert Morris University, Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Hosting COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic On Campus This Week
• $4.6 Million In Meth, Cocaine Seized At Mid-Valley International Bridges At Southern Border
• Adam Kinzinger Warned GOP Leader Kevin McCarthy Of Capitol Hill Violence, He Says He Was Ignored
• Dr. Oz Asks Dr. Ashish Jha If He Thinks Younger Women Should Get The Pfizer Or Moderna Vaccine Instead Of The J&J Shot
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy, State Officials To Provide COVID-19 Update
• Police Chief James Craig Expected To Announce His Retirement Monday
• Migrants, Young And Old, Continue To Cross Texas-Mexico Border Into US
• Former State Senator Don Huffines Announces Candidacy For Texas Governor
• Tom Brady Changes Twitter Picture To Laser Eyes For Bitcoin
• AAA: Colonial Pipeline Outage Threatens Gas Prices; Supplies In Some States
• New Study Ranks California As The Best State To Be A Police Officer
• Police: Motorcycle Crash Leaves 1 Dead, Another In Serious Condition
• Man Shot In Both Legs In West Baltimore Sunday Night
• Biden Reverses Trump Policy, Restores Transgender Health Protections
• Coral Springs School Halts Use Of Book About A Black Boy's Killing
• Bruins Playoff Scenarios: Monday Night's Game Vs. Islanders Is Pretty Important
• $30,000 Reward Now Offered In 1970 Murder Of Marilee Burt
• No Update So Far On Condition Of Denver Police Officer Who Was Shot In The Leg
• Evereve Teams Up With Mallory Weggemann
• Love You Cookie
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• McCarthy backs Stefanik to replace Cheney in House GOP leadership
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• Survey: About 1 in 3 Americans think progress has been made toward racial justice
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• Undergraduate enrollment continues to decline at U.S. colleges and universities
• Colonial Pipeline Company restoring some operations following ransomware attack
• Michelle Obama kicks off "Pass the Love" initiative in Cleveland, Atlanta
• NASA criticizes China after rocket debris splashes down in Indian Ocean
• Homebuyers facing challenges in hot housing market
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• Taliban denies responsibility after savage bombing attack kills dozens of schoolgirls in Kabul
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