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Articles from May 11, 2021

• Stockton Police Officer Jimmy Inn Killed After Responding To Domestic Violence Call; Suspect Also Killed
• Transient Man Arrested In Fatal Assault At Walnut Creek Civic Park
• Goldstein Investigates: Dozens Of Fire Safety Violations Reported at LAX
• CHP Reports 2 More Possible Shooting Incidents On 91 Freeway In Corona
• Marin School Board Votes To Rename Drake High After Beloved, Former Teacher Archie Williams
• $20,000 Worth Of Catalytic Converters Stolen From Colorado Nonprofit That Helps People Recovering From Addiction
• Colorado's Human Composting Bill Signed Into Law
• Former Employees Of The Buffalo Exchange File Lawsuit Claiming Sexual Assault, Abusive Work Environment
• Colorado Department Of Labor Writing Off $61 Million In Overpayments Made During Pandemic
• Lux's 3-Run Homer In 8th Rallies Dodgers Past Mariners 6-4
• Horton-Tucker Comes Up Big In OT As Lakers Edge Knicks
• Dodger Stadium Catching Attention Of Sports Fans With Incentives For Being Vaccinated
• Caught On Camera: Woman Punches Would-Be Car Thief, Chases Him Down Corona Street
• Kings Complete Sweep Of Thunder, Keep Playoff Hopes Alive
• Incarcerated People At CA Prisons Vaccinated At Higher Rate Than Staff
• Newsom Proposes $12 Billion Plan To Tackle Homelessness In California
• Chicago Weather: Frost Advisory Away From The City
• What We Know About Stockton Police Officer Jimmy Inn
• Warriors Rally For Second Straight Night, Beat Suns, 122-116
• Pedestrian Struck By Smart Train In Santa Rosa
• Abreu, Grandal Homer, White Sox Top Twins
• Shooting That Killed 12-Year-Old Erica Gibson In Hazel Crest Ruled Accidental; Family Not Pleased That No Charges Will Be Filed
• California Drought: South Bay Water Officials Vote For Rate Hike To Pay For Infrastructure, Conservation Projects
• Abreu, Grandal Homer In White Sox's 9-3 Win Over Twins
• Israel To Ramp Up Deadly Airstrikes On Gaza As Rockets Rain Down And Deaths Mount On Both Sides
• 'Complete Revitalization': Silverthorne Makes Progress On Four Street Crossing Development
• 'It's Just A Miracle': Plymouth Mom Recovering From COVID After Emergency C-Section, 12 Days On Ventilator
• Match Preview: Revolution Look To Bounce Back In Philadelphia
• COVID In Colorado: State Launching At Work Vaccination Program
• 'Approaching The End,' Boston May Move Up Reopening Timeline If COVID Data Keeps Improving
• Victims Identified In Colorado Springs Mass Shooting At Birthday Party
• Montgomery Goes 6 Strong Innings, Yankees Beat Rays
• Massachusetts Reports Zero New COVID Deaths, 472 Cases
• Durant Scores 21, Nets Beat Bulls
• New York Weather: CBS2's 5/12 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• Man Arrested In Connection With Hacienda Heights Burglaries, Sexual Assault
• Colorado Lottery To Provide $71 Million In Funding For State Parks, Recreation & Conservation
• Towns, Edwards Lead Wolves Past Undermanned Pistons In 119-100 Win
• Lawsuit Says About 200 Workers At New Jersey Hindu Temple Were Forced Into Manual Labor For Just Over $1 An Hour
• Allegheny County Council Approves Bill That Requires County Police To Wear Body Cameras
• Heat Clinch Playoff Spot With 129-121 Victory Over Celtics
• Aurora Public Schools To Require COVID Vaccinations For Staff
• Learn To Fish! Colorado Parks & Wildlife To Teach Basics Of Warm Water Fishing
• New Observation Deck On 93rd Floor Of One Vanderbilt Opens In October
• Heckled Harper Homers, Realmuto Exits Early, Phillies Top Nationals
• A's Beat Red Sox 3-2 At Fenway
• Bulls' Three-Game Win-Streak, And Maybe Playoff Hopes, Over As They Lose To Nets
• Maryland 'Drivers Should Proceed As Normal,' Officials Say Don't 'Panic Buy' Gas After Colonial Pipeline Hack
• Late Goal Pushes Capitals Past Bruins, 2-1
• Maryland Boy Remains Critical, After Gunman Kills His Parents Inside Their Laurel Home
• State Senate Majority Leader Kim Ward Reveals She Was Diagnosed With Breast Cancer
• People May Elect To Wear Masks Even After Mandates Are Lifted, Experts Say
• Videos Show Troubling Past Behavior Of Woodlawn Gunman; Victims' Families Mourn 'Unimaginable Loss'
• Ohtani, McCullers Duel Into Late Innings, Astros Beat Angels
• Colorado's Comeback: Greeley Stampede Independence Day Parade Planned
• Efraim Gordon's Family Still Searching For Answers About His Murder As More Violence Reported Tuesday In Baltimore
• 3 Soldiers Stationed At Fort Campbell Charged With Funneling Guns To Chicago; Prosecutors Say Some Were Used In Mass Shooting In March
• 'Roll Cyrus Roll' Children's Book Tells The Tale Of Colt Who Couldn't Roll
• Zoomies, Head Tilts And Grins: Why Do Our Dogs Do What They Do?
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Issues State Of Emergency Over Colonial Pipeline Shutdown
• 'Can't Restart On A Dime': Opening Night Won't Happen Overnight For Philadelphia Theatre Company As Restrictions To Be Lifted
• Bills That Would Strengthen Privacy For Sexual Assault Victims One Step Closer to Becoming Law After CBS 2 Investigation
• Saints 1st Season Opener As Twins Minor League Team Features Walk-Up Vaccine Clinic
• 'U' Regent 'To Start Asking Questions' About Gopher Football Injuries
• Medina Spirit Permitted To Enter Preakness, Maryland Jockey Club Says
• New Age Progression Image Of Missing Aurora Boy Timmothy Pitzen Released 10 Years After His Disappearance
• Bahjo Mohamed, Pioneering Light Rail Operator, Dies In Somalia Suicide Bombing
• Mazeika's 2nd Walkoff In 4 Games Lifts Mets Over Orioles
• 'Vaccinate To Celebrate': Expert Answers Parents' Questions About Pfizer Shots For Kids
• Just Like Humans, Zoo Animals Will Be Vaccinated Against COVID-19. Here's How
• Sixers Fail To Wrap Up Top Seed With Deflating Loss To Pacers
• Person Hit, Killed By Train In Lawrence County
• WooSox Celebrate Home Opener At New Polar Park In Worcester
• Border apprehensions remained at a 20-year high in April
• Cleveland Ace Shane Bieber Is Hot As Cubs Lose
• CBS 2 Vault: John Drummond's 'Crooks, Characters & Capers'
• 1 Person Detained After Grass Fire In West Sacramento
• USPS To Host Drive-Thru Job Fair In Southfield On Thursday
• College Athlete Pay Rules Move Forward
• Troy Stokes' First Career Hits Help Pirates Finally Solve Reds
• Century-Old Ladew Topiary Gardens Keeps Spirits High With Its Breathtaking Views
• Texas House Passes Bill Limiting Governor's Powers During Pandemics
• Michigan State University Ends Outdoor Mask Mandate
• Clippers Lead All The Way In 115-96 Win Over Raptors
• Free Drive-Thru Rapid COVID-19 Testing Clinic Available At Lake St. Clair Metropark
• Man Shot, Killed In Car Near Mather Park
• Groups Challenge Constitutionality Of Protest Law
• Anne Arundel County Officials Ready To Vaccinate Children 12 And Older After FDA Approves Use Of Pfizer
• Boston Children's Hospital Begins Vaccinating Kids Ages 12-15 Following FDA Approval
• 2 Dead In Horrific Collision On Marin Avenue in Berkeley
• Company Placing Bitcoin ATMs All Over South Florida
• Fremont Teacher Accused of Committing Lewd Acts on Children at School, Tutoring Sessions
• San Francisco Bakery Owner Faces Backlash Over Call to Reopen Great Highway to Cars
• Flags To Be Lowered To Honor Colorado Springs Shooting Victims
• LA County Receives $300 Million In Federal Funds To Support School Campus COVID Testing
• Former Patients Fight For Stronger Laws After North Texas Doctor Accused Of Assault Walks Free
• Why COVID-19 Face Masks Might Help Avoid Seasonal Allergies
• Former MMA Fighter Jason 'Mayhem' Miller Pleads Guilty To Vandalism
• 25% Of Parents Don't Plan On Getting Children Vaccinated Against COVID-19, Kaiser Family Foundation Study Finds
• Fremont Buddhist Temple To File Civil Rights Lawsuit Against City, Alleges Discrimination
• MTA Employee Recognized After Rescuing Dog From Subway Tracks: 'It's Remarkable She Was Able To Survive That Long'
• Fire Burns Multiple Mobile Homes In Sacramento
• North Texan Experiencing 'Sleepless Nights' Over Parents In India During COVID-19 Surge
• Judge Dismisses National Rifle Association's Bankruptcy Case, Leaving Group Open To New York Lawsuit
• Man Sues City, LAPD Uncle Over Projectile Wounds During George Floyd Protest
• COVID: BART Hopes To Bring Public Transportation Hesitant Riders Back With Half-Price Fares
• California Drought: Recycled Water Investment Paying Off For North Marin Water District
• West Sacramento Family Describes Being Attacked In Their Apartment
• Major League Baseball Greenlights Oakland A's To Consider Relocating
• $2,500 Reward Offered For Information After Cat Bound Using Tape, Shot 11 Times With BB Gun
• California governor proposes $12 billion to assist state's homeless
• 2 NYPD Officers, 1 Retired Officer Accused Of Taking Thousands Of Dollars In Bribes
• Gov. Walz Highlights Minnesota's Vaccination Efforts On Bipartisan Roundtable
• Gov. Newsom Proposes $12B Plan To House California's Homeless
• Jonathon Rosin, 24, Pleads Not Guilty To Setting Fire At LAPD Station
• COVID In Colorado: Colorado Pediatrician Preparing To Supply Pfizer Vaccine 'As Quick As Possible'
• Massive $8.6 Million Stormwater Project Will Help Reduce Floods In A Westside Detroit Neighborhood
• North Texas Parents Consider Whether Or Not To Have Their 12 To 15-Year-Olds Vaccinated Against COVID-19
• City Panel Backs $97 Million Sale Of Vacant Michael Reese Hospital Site For Massive 'Bronzeville Lakefront' Development
• Pursuit Of Stolen U-Haul Ends In Bellflower With Truck On Fire, Suspect In Custody
• Dallas Firefighters Put Out 3-Alarm Fire At 15-Story Terrace House High Rise
• UPDATE: Stockton Police Officer Shot Dead Responding To Domestic Dispute; Suspect Killed By 2nd Officer
• Webb Fans 10, Giants Hand Texas 9th Consecutive Interleague Loss
• Michigan Reaches 55% Vaccination Milestone
• Family Of Man Fatally Shot In San Francisco's Polk Gulch In Shock, Seek Answers To Find Killer
• Norman Lloyd, Veteran Actor, Producer, Writer Dies At 106
• ONLY ON 2: Lyft Driver Speaks After Being Shot, Paralyzed On West Side; 15-Year-Old Boy Stands Charged
• 'Still On The Same Path': Simi Valley Teen Still Has Big Goals After Losing Leg In Motorcycle Crash
• Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Held Tuesday To Mark Reopening Of Bunche Park
• Wisconsin GOP-Led Legislature Approves Election Law Changes
• Court Grants James Hill New Trial In 1980 Murder Of Off-Duty Hammond Police Officer; He Will Be Released From Prison
• Wildfire Season: Santa Rosa Declares Very Early Start For Fire Season
• Colorado Springs police identify victims of birthday party shooting
• Mother Nature Won't Ruin AT&T Byron Nelson Parade
• Long Beach Offering Free Aquarium Tickets In Effort To Encourage Vaccinations
• Mississippi Says It Still Awaits $600K Repayment From Brett Favre
• Miami Lakes To Accept Cryptocurrency Payments As Digital Currency Expands Throughout South Florida
• Parents In Pa. Could Soon Have Power To Decide If A Child Should Repeat Grade Due To Pandemic Learning Loss
• Parker Fox, Division 2 All-American, Transfers To Gophers
• Carnegie Mellon University To Require COVID-19 Vaccines For Students
• 'It Felt Like Our Accomplishments Weren't As Valued': Hockaday Girls' Lacrosse Championship A Bitter-Sweet Experience Compared To Jesuit Dallas Boys'
• Acting Secretary Of Health And Deputy Don't Testify At Contact Tracing Data Breach Hearing
• Multiple Sites In Chicago, Suburbs Prepare To Offer COVID-19 Vaccine To 12- To 15-Year-Olds
• Future Of Downtown Minneapolis Looking Up, New Economic Numbers Show
• Yankees Coach Phil Nevin Tests Positive For COVID-19
• COVID Vaccine Pop-Up Sites At Subway, Transit Hubs Target Commuters As FDA Approves Pfizer Vaccine For Children 12-15
• COVID In Colorado: Douglas County Commissioners Approve Resolution Defying Indoor Face Mask Mandate
• Baffert says Derby winner was treated with ointment that contains steroid
• Aaron Anthony Cepeda Charged In Glen Burnie Rape
• After Daunte Wright Killing, Brooklyn Center Stands In Middle Of Police Reform Debate
• 'Bring The Whole Family': Colorado Prepares To Administer Pfizer COVID Vaccines To Ages 12 & Up
• Carnival Cruise Lines Could Resume Sailings Out Of PortMiami As Soon As July 4th
• 'Every One Of Us Loved Them': Family Mourns Mother, 2 Young Kids Killed In Maple Grove Crash
• Suffolk County Looking For Volunteers To Serve As Stewards Overseeing Local Small Parks
• Arwady: Chicago To Deploy Vaccine Ambassadors, Kids 12 And Over Should Get The COVID Shot
• COVID: Contra Costa Expects To Stay In Orange Tier Until Mid-June; Hospitalizations Up Among Unvaccinated
• Where To Get Pfizer COVID-19 Shot For Children 12-15: Doctors Say Vaccinating Children Key To Helping End Pandemic
• Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership Looks To Grow City, Seeks Public Input On Future Plans
• Afghan forces "have to be ready" as U.S. withdraws, top commander says
• FDLE Finds No Criminal Wrongdoing In Epstein Plea Deal Or Work Release
• With Crime Soaring, Return Of 24-Hour Subway Service On Monday Has Many Begging NYC To Put More Cops Underground
• Barnstable Lacrosse Goalie Puts EMT Training To Use, Helps Injured Opponent
• 'I'm Here To Protect The School': Newark Art Teacher's Superhero TikToks Inspire Students Throughout Pandemic
• Will You Need A COVID Vaccine Booster Shot?
• 8-year-old Virginia boy on a mission to help the homeless
• 'It Would Be Great To Say Thank You': Schaumburg Man Looking For 'Guardian Angels' Who Pulled Him Out Of Burning Car
• Therapy Dogs To Return To Northridge Hospital With A Special Parade After Being Gone Due To COVID
• Experts Say By Studying Benefits Offered By Credit Cards, Users Can Get The Most Bang For The Bucks They Charge
• Reta Mays Gets 7 Consecutive Life Sentences In Insulin Injection Deaths Of VA Patients
• Sesame Will Have To Be Identified On Labels Under New Allergy Law Signed By President Biden
• Working For Chicago: Subway To Hire 400 Workers In Chicago
• 2 Women, Man Charged With Murder For Alleged Connection To Shackelford Drive Shooting
• SEPTA Launches New Tool To Help Commuters Check Bus Seat Availability At Any Time
• San Ramon Police Officer Injured During Traffic Stop, Man Arrested Following Chase
• Reigning Miss Universe Zozibini Tunzi Visits Brickell Bakery To See Firsthand How It Helps Individuals With Developmental Disabilities
• COVID Recovery: State Senate Approves Plan To Permanently Allow To-Go Cocktail Sales In California
• Local Mom Starts Fundraiser For Face Shields As Students Return Back To In-Person Learning
• Open For Business: M Concept In South Philadelphia Is 'A Treasure Hunt, Art Museum, A Gallery Experience' All In One
• LAPD Officer Charged With Threatening To Kill Cousin, Pulling Gun On Tenant In Inglewood
• United Community Options, Which Provides Services To Those With Developmental Disabilities, Hit Hard By Pandemic
• Arizona governor signs law to remove some voters from early voting list
• Westmoreland County Officials Scrambling To Correct Mail-In Ballot Mistake
• COVID Vaccine: CBS2's Dr. Max Gomez Offers Advice To Parents Whose Children Get Pfizer Shots
• FDA OKs Pfizer COVID Vaccine For Those As Young As 12, But Will Parents Let Their Kids Get The Shot?
• Elmhurst University Student Charged With Making Up Story About Man With Gun That Sent Campus Into Lockdown For Hours
• AIDS Walk: Medical Experts Concerned About Long-Term Impact Of COVID-19 Pandemic On Battle Against HIV/AIDS
• 1 Allegheny County Councilman Faces Primary Challenge For Reelection
• Los Alamitos Unified School District Moves Board Meeting Online Due To False Claims Of Adopting Critical Race Theory Curriculum
• 'It's About Time': Philadelphia Venues, Customers Rejoice Over Lifting Of Restrictions On June 11
• Minneapolis Reverend 1 Of 4 Candidates For Nevada Episcopal Bishop
• Man Shot While Trying To Sell Handgun, Irving Police Say
• Road To Recovery: Methuen Man Shot At Wisconsin Casino Speaks After Surgery
• Texas Officials Support Pardoning George Floyd For 2004 Drug Arrest
• Road To Reopening: Inter Miami CF's DRV PNK Stadium To Operate At Full Capacity Starting May 29
• Hippodrome Theatre Preparing To Welcome Back Fans This Fall
• Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Signs Controversial School Vouchers Bill
• Doctors Answer What Parents Need To Know After FDA Authorizes Pfizer Vaccine For Children 12 To 15
• Federal Judge Tosses Out NRA Bankruptcy Case
• 'It Smelled Like Motor Fuel And Death': First Responders Recall Valujet Crash 25 Years Later
• Penn Hills Police Chase Suspect Walks Out Of Hospital
• Aurora Reports 7 Suicide Attempts Among Young People In Less Than A Week
• Human Remains Found Underneath Dorchester Apartment Porch
• Nassau County Police Headquarters Renamed After Department's First Black Police Commissioner, William Willett
• Woman Charged For Posing As Student, Sneaking Into American Sr. High To Promote Her Social Media
• Sketch Released Of Man Wanted For Attacking Jogger In Southwest Miami-Dade
• New York State Board Of Regents Approves New Guidelines On How To Create More Equity In School Curriculums
• Keller @ Large: Democrats Eager To Help GOP Dig Political Hole
• NBC Drops 2022 Golden Globes Amid Controversy
• COVID In Florida: 3,263 New Cases, 49 Additional Deaths Reported Tuesday
• Post-Pandemic Life: Will Remote Work And Outdoors Dining Remain Popular?
• Broward School Board Approves $743K Severance Deal For Embattled Supt. Robert Runcie In 5-4 Vote
• VIDEO: Elderly Asian American Man Assaulted, Robbed In San Leandro
• Man Fatally Shoots Neighbor's Dog For Defecating In His Yard
• Dogecoin Is Still In Crypto Dog House After Elon Musk's 'SNL' Appearance
• The CW Orders All-new Reimagined Version Of Iconic 'Legends Of The Hidden Temple'
• NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea Clashes With City Council During Hearing On Department's Proposed Budget
• Body Found In California Aqueduct Near Westley, Detectives Investigating
• David Torrez Gets 45 Years After Shooting Estranged Wife's Companion 7 Times
• Larry Krasner Vs. Carlos Vega: Philadelphia District Attorney Primary Intensifies One Week Out
• Get Answers To Your COVID Vaccine Questions
• Sean Parnell Announces Bid For Republican Nomination For Pennsylvania's Open U.S. Senate Seat
• Infant Flown To Hospital After Nearly Drowning In Murrysville
• Joseph Ness Charged With Murdering Older Sister In Family's Chanhassen Home
• Harlem Subway Push Victim Randall Weaver Describes Scary Ordeal, 'There's A Lot Of Loonies Out Here Now'
• Patriots Sign Rookies Tre Nixon, Will Sherman
• Israel To Ramp Up Deadly Assault On Gaza As Rockets Rain Down
• New Memorial Wall Honors Dallas K9 Officers, Mounted Horses That Died In Line Of Duty
• Texas Sen. Ted Cruz Spends Over $240,000 On Facebook Advertising In Last Two Months
• Like Mother, Like Daughter: Katie Austin Joins Forces With Mom, DVD Fitness Queen Denise Austin
• COVID Reopening: San Mateo County Returns to Yellow Tier; Bars To Resume Indoor Service
• 2 Teens Arrested, Warrant Issued For 16-Year-Old Connected To Multiple Robberies
• San Francisco Supes To Vote On Ghost Gun Ban
• COVID In Colorado: Rush On Wedding Planning Due To New Engagements, 2020 Postponements
• 'Your Nose Is Super Crooked Lately': Gabriel Landeskog Explains Injury After Getting Called Out By Andre Burakovsky
• Berkeley Police Arrest Suspect for Series of Anti-Semitic Hate Crimes
• My Brothers Keeper Program Offering Mini-Grants For Outreach Activities
• Capacity Limit At PPG Paints Arena For Pittsburgh Penguins Playoff Run Increased To 50 Percent On May 17
• What first-time homebuyers need to know
• National Women's History Museum Seeks Nominations For U.S. Quarter Series
• 71 dead bodies found floating in India's Ganges River
• Educator Maggie Stastny Sentenced To 7 Years In Prison After Having Sex With Inmate At Juvenile Detention Center
• Former Eagle Brandon Bair Saves Man From Burning Semi-Truck After Struck By Train In Idaho
• Waterford Township Schools Closed After More Than 60% Of Staff Sickened Following Luncheon
• San Francisco Man Arrested for Allegedly Robbing Santa Rosa Gas Station
• Hundreds Sign Up To Denounce Vaccine Passports At Orange County Board Of Supervisors Meeting
• US Job Openings Reached Record Levels To Start April; Northeast Had Nearly 1.5 Million
• South Florida's Rainy Season Officially Kicks Off May 15
• Ex-nursing aide gets life in prison for deaths of 7 veterans
• COVID-19 Deaths In Los Angeles County Top 24,000 For First Time
• UPDATE: Lighter Winds Lead To Early End of Red Flag Warning in North and East Bay Hills
• Veteran Detective Luca Benedetti Identified As San Luis Obispo Police Officer Killed In Shootout
• Denver Weather: Chilly And Wet For One More Day In Colorado
• 3 Women, 1 Teen, Shot In West Baltimore On Monday
• Massachusetts Surpasses 3 Million People Fully Vaccinated Against COVID
• 17-Year-Old Shot While Riding In A Car In Woodlawn Sunday
• Cyber Tip Leads Police To Arrest Pembroke Pines Man On 12 Counts Of Child Porn
• Apple's AirTags pose stalking risk, tech expert warns
• State Prosecutor Investigating City State's Attorney Office Employee
• Large Crane Tips Over In Leominster
• School Bus Crashes In Perry South
• New College Graduate James White Discusses His Decision To Return To Patriots
• Guthrie Theater To Reopen In July, With Shows Starting In October
• Body Found In NW Baltimore, Police Investigating
• MLB Tells Oakland A's To Start Exploring Other Cities As Howard Terminal Effort Remains Stalled
• State Police Investigating 5 Thefts From Vehicles, 2 Burglaries In Indiana County
• What's at stake in the vote to oust Liz Cheney
• Hollywood Bowl Releases Summer Schedule, Includes 5 Free Shows For Healthcare And Workers
• Mayor London Breed Calls For Street Wellness Response Team To Help San Francisco's Homeless
• National Grid Workers Rush To Escape Trench Before Out-Of-Control Driver Crashes Into Construction Site
• Feinstein, Padilla Ask Biden Admin To Get China To Lift Tariffs On U.S. Wines
• Mobile Home Park Residents Return Home As Barricaded Suspect Who Fired A Gun Surrenders To Aurora Police
• Police Searching For Missing Teen In Essex
• 12 Mile Road To Close At Gratiot Avenue In Roseville For Traffic Signal Work
• Prosecutor to seek hate crime charges in deadly spa shootings
• Tarrant County DA Warns About ID Theft, Unemployment Benefits Scam
• Biden Administration Issues Final Approval For First Major U.S. Wind Farm To Be Built Off Martha's Vineyard
• Uber And Lyft To Provide Free Rides To Vaccination Sites As Part Of New White House Partnership
• Houston Area Leaders Pass Resolution In Support Of Pardoning George Floyd For 2004 Drug Arrest
• Denver Officer Shot With Sawed-Off Shotgun: Volunteers Fill Hospital Room With Signs Of Support
• Montgomery, Bucks Counties Begin Administering Pfizer's COVID Vaccine To Children Ages 12-15
• Body Found In Deep Water Near Cherry Creek Reservoir
• Highway 287 Reopens After Semi Rollover Near Wyoming Border
• Flooding, Intense Lightning Possible In North Texas Tuesday Afternoon
• Baia: Exploring the real-life Atlantis, once ancient Rome's Sin City
• COVID Vaccines: Uber / Lyft To Provide Free Rides To Vaccination Sites In New White House Partnership
• Judge Denies Media Requests For Cameras At Hearing For Kim Potter, Officer Charged In Daunte Wright's Death
• John Swenson Sentenced To Life In Prison For Beating Grandmother To Death In Westminster
• Former Mayor Rahm Emanuel Reportedly To Be Named U.S. Ambassador To Japan
• Police Seek Suspect Wanted In Fatal Hit-And-Run On Detroit's West Side
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 2,385 New Cases, 57 Additional Deaths
• Tom Brady Can't Understand Why Giants Fans Would Hate Him: 'You Should LOVE Me!'
• UMMS Receives Nearly $3 Million To Expand COVID-19 Mobile Vaccination Opportunities
• 31 Gang Members Charged In Brutal Santa Clara County Jail Inmate Assault
• Laconia, NH Police Searching For 'Dangerous' Man Possibly Armed With Shotgun
• COVID Schools: Livermore District To Offer Both In-Person & Virtual Learning Next School Year
• Sixers 'Thrilled' To Increase Wells Fargo Center Capacity To 50% Ahead Of First Round Of NBA Playoffs
• Five children, including infant, discovered near U.S.-Mexico border
• Fox Chapel School District Approves Budget Proposal That Would Increase Tax Rate
• Gas Prices Potentially On The Rise In Pittsburgh Area Following Cyber Attack On U.S. Pipeline
• 3 Killed In Starved Rock Explosion Last Week Identified
• Baltimore Fourth Of July Fireworks At Inner Harbor Canceled For Second Year In A Row
• Police In Twin Cities Investigating Thefts Of COVID Vaccine, Social Media Videos Showing Man Taking Vials
• Purrfect Outcome After Monroe County Deputies Save Kitten Hitching Ride Under Patrol Car
• Real Water faces lawsuit after 5-year-old girl gets seriously ill
• Doors Open Pittsburgh Brings Back Guided Walking Tours Of City Neighborhoods
• Baker, Governors Meet With President Biden On Vaccination Progress
• USS Constitution Announces Reopening Date For Public Tours
• AHN Offering Johnson And Johnson Vaccine Clinic At The Galleria At Pittsburgh Mills
• Bruins Won't Look Like The Bruins In Season Finale Vs. Capitals
• DPD: Shooter Claims He Killed Randolph Oliver When He Tried To Get In Vehicle After Road Rage Incident
• Pittsburgh Steelers LB Devin Bush Sounds Off On Tim Tebow News
• Biden lets undocumented college students access pandemic aid
• Job openings soar to highest level on record, 8.1 million
• Pa. Attorney General Josh Shapiro Testifies On Capitol Hill About Closing Loophole On Ghost Guns
• SWAT Team Responds To Building In South Loop For Call Of Men With Guns Inside
• BART Recovering After Major Delays Caused By Disabled Train Between Antioch, Pittsburg
• Georgia's governor suspends state's fuel tax as prices rise
• Like Mother, Like Daughter: Katie Austin Joins Forces With Mom, DVD Fitness Queen Denise Austin
• Driver Wanted In Fatal Hit-And-Run In East Hollywood
• OSIRIS-REx Begins Journey Back To Earth With 'Precious' Sample From Asteroid
• Lawsuit To Be Filed Against Former Owner Of Colorado's Buffalo Exchange, Todd Colletti
• Alleged Dog Complaint Ends With 2 Sheriff's Deputies Killed In Texas Town
• New York Weather: Tuesday Afternoon 5/11 CBS2 Weather Headlines
• COVID-19 In Illinois: More Than 10 Million Vaccine Doses Administered, More Than 4.5 Million People Fully Vaccinated
• Overnight Pena Boulevard Closure Tuesday Night Delayed Due To Weather
• New Denver Bike And Electric Scooter Program Launches Tuesday
• MSHSL Votes No On Sanctioning Boys Volleyball
• Gov. Newsom Unveils $12 Billion Plan To End Family Homelessness Within 5 Years
• Students To Return To West Chester University For In-Person 2021 Fall Semester
• Israel to ramp up deadly assault on Gaza as rockets rain down
• Great Lakes Water Surge Eases After 2 Record-Setting Years
• High School Student Used Beet Juice To Invent Cost-Effective Method To Detect Surgical Infections
• 'This Isn't Humane', Texas Farmer Finds 5 Migrant Girls, 1 Unclothed, Hungry, Crying Abandoned At Southern Border
• Gov. Newsom Proposes $12 Billion In New Funding To House California's Homeless
• Denver Is 4th Most Popular Road Trip Destination In U.S. According To AAA Colorado
• Fleeing Suspect Forces Temporary Shutdown Of I-680 Near San Ramon
• "Hamilton" and "The Lion King" set Broadway return date
• Anti-Fungal Meds Given To Derby Winner Medina Spirit Had Betamethasone, Bob Baffert Says
• Queen Elizabeth II gives speech following husband's death
• White House partners with Uber and Lyft for free rides to vaccinations
• Verizon Offering More Than 1,000 New Retail Jobs Nationwide
• Back For Another Round: Republican Rob Astorino To Run For New York Governor In 2022
• State Farm Hosts A Virtual Career Fair To Help Seek Out More Than 1,500 New Employees
• 'I Was Terrified': Woman Follows Her Passion For Puzzling To Create Company That Inspires Women
• Detroit Casinos Report Nearly $109 Million In April Revenue
• 13-Year-Old Among Injured In Allentown Deadly Triple Shooting
• Eagle Scout Builds Sensory Garden To Help Special Needs Students Transition Back To School
• Temporary Chicago Heights DMV Facility Opens As Repairs Continue To Existing Building, Firebombed In 2020
• Man Held Without Bail In Connection With Deadly Shooting Outside Worcester Restaurant
• For 1st Time, Minnesota House To Vote Thursday On Bill To Legalize Recreational Marijuana
• Frost Advisory Issued For Southwestern Pennsylvania, Other Areas
• Celtics Will Not Have Robert Williams For Tuesday Night's Must-Win Game Vs. Heat
• VIDEO: Man Steals Sailboat, Gets Stuck On Tower Bridge
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 224 New Cases, 3 Additional Deaths
• Elementary Students Create Britto-Style Mural To Show 'Strength Of Our Community' During Pandemic
• 'Mission Possible' Program Mentors Junior High School Students For Engineering Careers
• 10-Year-Old Diego Velasquez Recovering After Cars Hit Him While Out Buying Mother's Day Gift
• Cook County Jail Inmates Participate In International Chess Competition
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Positivity Rate Below 3%, 5.3M Vaccine Doses Administered
• 'I Can't Wait': Engineering Students Developing Artificial Intelligence For Prosthetic Limbs
• 48-Year-Old Man Dies After Stabbing In Folsom
• Community Kitchen Provides Culinary Job Training For Youth Facing Barriers To Employment
• Pennsylvania Department Of Health Pulls Out Of Hearing On Contact Tracing Data Breach
• Suspect Arrested After Allegedly Firebombing Petaluma Homeless Encampment During Domestic Dispute
• 3-Year-Old In Critical Condition After Man Opens Fire Outside Dallas Gas Station
• Caltrain Holding Public Hearings On Proposed Fare Changes
• COVID In Minnesota: 583 Cases, 9 Deaths Reported; 88% Of Seniors Have Received At Least 1 Vaccine Dose
• Former Catholic School Teacher Jeremy Hylka Arrested, Released On Bond, Accused Of Trying To Meet Teen Boy For Sex
• Weekly Capitol Mall Farmers Market Set To Return On June 16
• Local 18-Year-Old Rapper Jahjah Shot Outside His Home Near Fort Lauderdale
• Fire Destroys Barn Visited By Presidents At Historic Scamman Farm In Stratham, New Hampshire
• The Buccaneers Are Happy To Let Tom Brady Play Until He's 50 Years Old
• Fight Over $80 May Have Led To Deadly Shooting In North Lauderdale
• Scratch-Off Jackpot! Arlington Resident Claims $5 Million In $200 Million Ca$h Game
• 18-Year-Old Man Critically Injured After Shot Multiple Times In West Philadelphia
• Passenger Traffic At BWI Airport Hits Highest Level In More Than A Year Over Mother's Day Weekend
• Glenn Youngkin wins GOP nomination in Virginia governor's race
• Vernon-Based Papa Cantella's Strikes Multi-Year Deal To Be New Supplier Of Dodger Dogs
• Greene County Officials Looking For 2 Missing Teens, Uriah And Noah Mitchell
• Pennsylvania: 750K Kids Expected To Become Eligible For Shot
• Tuesday's Show Info (5/11/21)
• Police Searching For Missing Essex Man
• Ondrej Kase Suffers Injury In First Game Since January
• Uber, Lyft To Give Free Rides To Vaccination Sites
• Andrew Jackson Middle School Student Arrested After Bringing Lookalike Weapon On-Campus
• You Can Now Get A Text Reminder About Your Upcoming Court Date
• Repeat Offender Carlos Espinoza Sentenced To Decades In Prison After 26 Prior Convictions
• Philadelphia Officials Expected To Provide Update On Reopening Timeline Tuesday, Sources Say
• Pennsylvania: 750,000 Children Expected To Become Eligible For Pfizer Vaccine
• Towels For $4? Bed Bath & Beyond Launches Low-Price Brand To Compete With Amazon, Target
• Russia School Shooting Leaves At Least 9 People Dead
• Pfizer vaccine could be available for ages 2 and up by fall
• Paul McCartney on Queen Elizabeth: "She's very down to Earth"
• Family: Michigan Man Who Saved Girl Dies Weeks After Explosion
• Former Steelers Partner With UPMC To Encourage People To Get The COVID-19 Vaccine
• COVID In Colorado: State Now Offering To Create Vaccination Events At Businesses
• AG Nessel Reminds Michiganders To Verify Licenses Before Hiring For Projects
• China's population is growing at its slowest rate in 67 years
• Colorado Avalanche Top Golden Knights 2-1, Close In On 1st In West
• Psychiatric Hospital Employee Arrested, Charged With Sexual Battery Of Female Patient
• Firefighters Discover A Body In Colorado Springs While Putting Out A Fire
• Video: Suspect Pulls Gun, Opens Fire After Brooklyn Fender-Bender
• Ransomware Gang Threatens Release Of DC Police Records
• 'Memories Will Be Made Here,' Worcester Celebrates WooSox First Opening Day
• Florida Rep. Matt Gaetz Probe: Feds Seeking Cooperation With Ex-Girlfriend
• Biden to undergo medical checkup later in the year
• Local Organizations Going All Out To Combat COVID Crisis In India
• Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack Commends Aurora Public Schools On Free Meal Program
• 'Preventing Poison From Reaching Communities', U.S. Customs and Border Protection Officers Seize Over $976K In Narcotics
• Sacramento's Tower Cafe Appears Set To Reopen In July
• VIDEO: Police Seek Suspect In Detroit Shooting That Killed 46-Year-Old Man
• COVID: Teen Vaccination Party Night At San Francisco 49ers Levi's Stadium
• 'Free Football For All' Program Aims To Give Up To 4,000 Kids The Chance To Play Soccer
• Chicago Mass Vaccination Sites To Begin Offering Pfizer Vaccine For Children Age 12 To 15 On Thursday
• Caitlyn Jenner Says She Didn't Vote For Trump In 2020
• Wisconsin To Vote On Requiring National Anthem Before Sporting Events
• Lt. Governor Gilchrist Receives Second Dose Of COVID-19 Vaccine
• Bruins Facing Zdeno Chara In Playoffs: 'You Probably Could Have Guessed This Was Going To Play Out This Way'
• You Can Now Extinguish Any Postseason Hopes For Celtics
• Yuba City Neighborhood 'Traumatized' After High Speed Drivers Repeatedly Crash Into Homes
• Woman Killed In Rollover Crash In North Minneapolis
• COVID In Colorado: Douglas County Commissioners Propose Resolution Defying Indoor Face Mask Mandate
• Sheetz Raises Hourly Wages By $2 For All Employees Permanently, Introduces Summer Stimulus Program
• NASCAR A Year After Restart, Starting To Allow Access
• Stacy Smith To Retire From KDKA-TV On May 30
• True Crime: Monkeys, Tigers And Bears As Pets? Inside America's Illegal Animal Trade
• Spacecraft carrying historic asteroid samples begins journey to Earth
• What Is The 'Love Has Won' Cult, Whose Founder Amy Carlson May Have Been Mummified By Followers After Her Death?
• Arizona Diamondbacks Snap Losing Streak With 5-2 Win Over Miami Marlins
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• Fire Breaks Out At Corona Mortuary
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• While New California Stimulus Could Go Long Way For Some, Economist Says It May Bring No Benefits
• Loyola University To Require COVID-19 Vaccinations For All Returning Students
• New MBTA Trains 'Acting Abnormally,' Will Remain Out Of Service
• After Cyberattack Pipeline Officials Hope To Have Service Back By The Weekend -- But Oil Prices Fall
• VIDEO: Asian Couple Robbed, Dragged By Car in Oakland
• DC Michelin Star Restaurant Little Pearl Temporarily Closing In Part Due To Cicada Season
• New England Living: Handcrafted, Custom Tables From Saltwood
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• Judge Orders Liberty Tax Service In Lynn To Shut Down After Owner Prohibited Masks
• Machines sent from U.S. saving lives in COVID-battered India
• Large companies "rigged" CEO pay during pandemic, study claims
• CHP Seeks Driverless Tesla With Man Riding In Back Seat Along Bay Area Roads
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• Inter Miami CF Takes On Montréal Impact Wednesday Night
• Reta Mays, Nursing Assistant Who Admitted To Killing 7 Patients At West Virginia VA Hospital To Be Sentenced
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• Caught On Video: Suspect In Brooklyn Subway Beating
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• Bob Baffert claims Kentucky Derby winner is victim of "cancel culture"
• U.S. ship fires warning shots at Iranian boats
• Jessica Beauvais Indicted In Crash That Killed NYPD Det. Anastasios Tsakos
• Emergency use granted for Pfizer vaccine for kids aged 12-15
• At least 9 killed in shooting at Russian high school
• Archer Heights Offering Food Giveaway Every Tuesday Night
• McCarthy sets vote to remove Cheney from House Republican leadership
• Bay Area Horse Trainer Speaks Out After Bob Baffert's Kentucky Derby Winner Tests Positive For Banned Substance
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• Giant Supermarket Chain Opening 4 New Stores In Philadelphia, Hiring 700 Employees
• WooSox Opening Day 'A Really Big Deal' For Worcester Businesses
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cool Conditions Continue
• FDA Approves Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine For Children Ages 12 To 15
• DNA helps crack 1980s cold case: "Our family is broken-hearted"
• Ones For Texas: Ms. Wheelchair USA Contestant Kenda Felker Inspiring Students
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• AMBER Alert Canceled After Infant Chinna Payne Recovered
• Tyree Roundtree Shot, Killed By Co-Worker Over $1,500 In Construction Wages, Philadelphia Police Say
• Philadelphia Police: Man Fighting For His Life After Shot In Leg In Kensington
• FDA Authorizes Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine For Emergency Use In Children Ages 12-15
• Martin Luther King Drive Expected To Reopen To Vehicles In August
• Carjacker Drives Away With Deadly Shooting Victim Inside Car In Kensington
• Texas Senate Passes Constitutional Carry Bill
• Philadelphia Police Release New Images Of Teen Wanted For Allegedly Sexually Assaulting Woman For 3 Hours
• 95-year-old becomes oldest organ donor in U.S. history
• Allegheny County Council Expected To Vote On Police Body Camera Legislation
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• Butler Health System Reducing Hours At COVID-19 Vaccine Clinics
• Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership's 'State Of Downtown' Virtual Conference Set To Begin
• Westmoreland Co. Teenager Honored For Saving His 2-Year-Old Brother's Life
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