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• Kids 12-15 In California Can Sign Up For COVID-19 Vaccination Starting Thursday Morning
• Asian American Attacks: Parolee Arrested After Beating, Robbing Elderly Asian Woman Near San Francisco's Japantown
• Activists Campaign For More Parking Restrictions To Combat Overcrowding At Auburn State Recreation Area 
• Police Search Home Of Suspect Accused Of Killing Wheatland Resident Ralph Mendez
• Dodgers Beat Mariners 7-1 For First Back-To-Back Victory In 25 Days
• Lakers Score A 124-122 Victory Over Houston Rockets
• Over 12 Cars Hit By BB Or Pellet Guns On Southern California Freeways In 2 Weeks
• AAA: Coloradans Shouldn't Panic Over Eastern US Gas Shortage
• 'He Literally Threw Her Away': Keith Zotto Convicted Of Killing Wife In Aurora, Disposing Her Body In A Trash Can
• Thornton Police Search For Suspects Accused Of Stealing Wallet To Make Several Purchases
• Colorado Republican House Members Have Differing Reactions After Liz Cheney Is Removed From Leadership Post
• Some Southern California Pharmacies Already Vaccinating Teenagers After CDC Clears Way
• LA Fire Department Gets New Rapid Response Vehicle To Patrol Venice
• Santa Clara Reaches $5M Settlement With Family Of Jesus Geney-Montes Over 2017 Fatal Police Shooting
• Armed Suspect Barricades Himself In North Hollywood Home
• Chicago Weather: Frost Away From The City
• More Accusers And More Allegations Of Abuse Against Trusted Hockey Coach Tom 'Chico' Adrahtas
• Chicago Bears Unveil 2021 Schedule
• Facing Recall Efforts, Governor Newsom Announces New Initiatives As A Result Of $76 Billion Budget Surplus
• Andrew Vaughn Hits First Homer, White Sox Clobber Twins For Fifth Straight Win
• Chicago Wolves Clinch AHL Central Division Title With Victory Over Grand Rapids
• With COVID-19 Vaccine Uptake Low, Local Health Organization In Harvey Uses More Personal Outreach
• UPDATE: Arrest Made In San Francisco Powell Street Knife Attack
• White Sox Top Twins 13-8 For 5th Win In A Row
• 15-Year-Old Benjamin Kagan, Who Helped Hundreds Of Seniors Find COVID-19 Shots, Now Has His Own
• Husso Makes 31 Stops For First NHL Shutout In Blues' 4-0 Win Over Wild
• United Beat Whitecaps 1-0 Behind Ábila's First MLS Goal
• Fairfax District Apartment Building On Lockdown As Police Search For Suspect Wanted For Assault With Deadly Weapon
• NASA Wallops Rocket Launch Now Scheduled For Saturday Night
• The Most Anticipated Patriots Games Of 2021
• New Cape Cod Campground Offers Luxury Tents, Airstream Suites
• School Districts Debate COVID-19 Vaccine Requirements For Students
• Guard Payton Willis To Return For 2nd Gophers Stint
• Sharks Shut Out By Golden Knights In Season Finale
• Looking For A Job? Many Massachusetts Businesses Are Hiring
• Knicks Clinch Playoff Spot As Celtics Lose To Cavs
• Cole Strikes Out 12 In Eight Innings, Yankees Beat Rays
• Harden Returns To Score 18 Points, Nets Beat Spurs
• Angels Take A 9-1 Loss Against Astros In Houston
• Police: 2 Dead, 1 Injured Following Shooting In New Castle
• Deputies: Missing 5-Year-Old Boy From New Mexico May Be With Mother In Bay Area
• 'The Burnout Is Very Real': Massachusetts Nurses Encouraged By Day Of Zero COVID Deaths
• Roof, 3rd Floor Collapse After Massive Fire At Apartment In Duquesne
• Gov. Larry Hogan Lifts All COVID-19 Capacity Restrictions As Of Saturday, Indoor Mask Mandate Will Remain
• Experts Expect Gas Prices To Reach Highs Not Seen Since 2014, But Not Necessarily Caused By Colonial Pipeline Shutdown
• CSU To Hold Virtual Commencement Ceremony On May 14
• Colonial Pipeline Back Up, But It Could Take Days To Return To Normal Due To 'Panic Buying' Of Gas
• Maryland Health Officials Prepared To Vaccinate Children Ages 12 To 15 After CDC Advisors Recommend Pfizer
• Gas Prices Expected To Climb Nationwide After East Coast Pipeline Cyber Attack
• Recall Campaign Against Sonoma County DA Jill Ravitch Gets Enough Signatures To Qualify For Special Election
• Woman Carjacked At Gunpoint In Lakeview; Car Later Abandoned In West Garfield Park
• Phillies Rally Off Nationals Closer, Collect 5-2 Win In 10th
• District Attorney Shares Mental Health Struggles & Pushes For Bill To Improve Access To Care: 'I've Seen Things I Can't Unsee'
• Baltimore Police Release Video Of Two People Of Interest In Efraim Gordon's Murder
• 'There Was Nothing But Smoke:' 1 Man Dead, 1 Critically Injured In East Chatham Neighborhood Fire
• Baltimore County Police Investigating All Calls Involving Everton Brown As More Than $40K Raised For Victims
• Israel Vows To Increase Gaza Strikes Until There Is 'Total, Long-Term Quiet' Amid Barrage Of Palestinian Rocket Fire
• Pro-Palestinian Protesters Gather Downtown And In Bridgeview, Demand End to Israeli Air Strikes
• 'They're Really Kind Of Nasty Little Bugs': Biting Gnats Out In Full Force In South Metro
• Finding Minnesota: Bassett Creek Kayaker Shares Hidden Gem
• Hours-Long SWAT Situation Ends In Baldwin
• Revolution Battle Philadelphia Union To 1-1 Draw
• Kennedy Krieger Institute's ROAR For Kids Fundraiser Goes Virtual
• Cessna Citation 680 Makes Emergency Landing At Riverside Airport After Windshield Breaks
• COVID In Colorado: All Providers Allowed To Offer Pfizer Vaccine To Children Ages 12-15
• Baltimore City Officials Relax COVID-19 Restrictions With Some Exceptions
• U.S. stops flying migrant families across southern border states
• Love Scores 30, Cavs Beat Celtics To End 11-Game Slide
• Stockton Neighbors Thank Mysterious Hero Who Stopped Lance Lowe From Allegedly Strangling His Son
• 'He Brought Everything To The Vikings': Former Coach Jerry Burns Dies At 94
• A's Outlast Red Sox 4-1
• Cheney vows to fight on, but her ouster signals Trump's hold on GOP
• MISSING: Liliana Rodriguez, 14, Last Seen In Cicero Home
• Jets To Open 2021 Season Against Sam Darnold, Panthers
• Father Pulls Kids To Safety After Truck Sideswipes School Bus In Groveland
• '100K By Labor Day' Plan Pushes Incentives To Fill Labor Shortage
• Former UAW President Dennis Williams Sentenced To 21 Months In Prison
• Torrey Smith Wants to Recognize People Doing Good Things In Baltimore And Around Maryland
• Southlake Carroll Cultural Competence Action Plan
• Pittsburgh Steelers President Art Rooney II Said Team Is Planning On Full Capacity For 2021 Season
• Christian Fehr Convicted Of Deadly Hit-And-Run In 2019
• Volunteers In Gloucester County Finding Johnson & Johnson Pause Hurt COVID-19 Vaccine Hesitancy
• Ravens Full NFL Schedule Released: Baltimore To Open On The Road Against Raiders On Monday Night Football
• New York City Council Passes Bill Requiring Department Of Education To Develop Food Waste Prevention Plan
• Stillwater DOC Employee 'No Longer Employed' Following On-Camera Clash With Activists
• Police Seek Driver In Worcester Hit-And-Run That Injured 11-Year-Old Boy
• Chargers To Open Season Against Washington; Face Cowboys In Home Opener
• Hogan Announces Members of Asian Americans Hate Crimes Group, Including His Daughter
• North Texas Health Departments, Pharmacies Making Plans To Vaccinate Children Against COVID-19
• Federal Officials Now Investigating Deadly Tesla-Involved Crash On May 5 In Fontana
• State Senate Majority Leader Kim Ward Defends Position To Block Child Sex Abuse Legislation
• New York Rep. Elise Stefanik Likely To Replace Ousted Rep. Liz Cheney As House Republican Conference Chair
• Oladipo Chooses To Have Surgery, Ending His Heat Season
• Arapahoe Basin To Offer Free Drinks & Discounted Lift Tickets At Weekend Vaccine Clinic
• Dallas ISD To Start New School That Mixes Learning In Classroom And Online
• Gov. Cuomo: Beaches, Pools Will Open Statewide Memorial Day Weekend
• Wildwood Crest Bans Smoking On Beach
• Expectations For Plano Native Will Zalatoris Sky High At The Byron Nelson
• New Jersey Easing COVID Restrictions At Nursing Homes
• San Jose Ordinance Could Set Hefty Fines For Fireworks
• Price Of Daily Essentials Like Groceries, Gas Continues To Climb
• COVID Recovery: As Pandemic Eases, Concerns About Inflation Emerge
• Actress Phylicia Rashad Named Dean of Howard University's College of Fine Arts
• 'I'm Really Proud To Have Raised A Really Great Kid': Officer Inn's Father Calls Son a Hero
• 3 Gang Members Arrested In Beverly Hills Restaurant Shooting
• Dark Knight Returns: Mets Beat Harvey, Orioles
• Answers From Experts About COVID-19 Vaccine, Herd Immunity, And Vaccine Approval For Younger Children
• Suspect In Brooklyn Subway Beating Arrested
• Wheatland Homes Evacuated Due To Pipe Bombs At Home Allegedly Tied To Deadly Shooting
• Santa Monica Restaurant Owners Launch Instagram Food Delivery Service During Pandemic Lockdown
• Petition Started Over Inland Regional Center Policy Requiring Employees To Get COVID Vaccine
• Debunking Some Misinformation About The COVID-19 Vaccine
• Queens Man Charged In Connection To Deadly Subway Stabbing, 2 Other Attacks In Queens
• Playwright Brings Theater, Art, Music To Kids In San Francisco Chinatown
• COVID-19 Vaccine Hesitancy: Some Answers For Parents Expressing Concerns
• Biden signs executive order to harden cybersecurity defenses
• Semi Carrying Lemons Bursts Into Flames Causing Backups, Delays On EB I-70 Near Colorado Mills Parkway
• Kaprielian Picks Up 1st MLB Win As A's Outlast Red Sox 4-1
• Miami Beach Commissioners Pass Resolution Cutting Back Last Call On South Beach
• 1 Person Arrested In Connection With Citrus Heights Nightclub Shooting
• Dolphins To Kick Off 2021 Season Against Patriots
• Suspect Arrested After Allegedly Attacking, Robbing Father, Son Following Fender Bender In Queens
• Federal Judge Tosses Twitter Lawsuit Against Texas Attorney General
• Mayor Duggan: COVID-19 Vaccines Will Be Available To Detroiters Age 12-15
• 'I Want To Enjoy People Again': Community Group Hits North Lawndale To Get People The COVID Vaccine
• 'We Are All Better For Knowing Him': Washington County Community Mourns Loss Of 14-Year-Old Boy
• Minnesota Vikings' Full 2021-2022 Schedule Released; Week 1 At Bengals, Week 18 At Home Vs. Bears
• Pittsburgh Steelers Release 2021 NFL Schedule
• Eagles 2021 Schedule: Home Opener Vs. 49ers, When Andy Reid Returns To Philly
• Poll: Would Financial Incentives Persuade You To Get The COVID Vaccine?
• Tributes Flood In For Stockton Ofc. Jimmy Inn
• Patriots 2021 Schedule Released; Tom Brady, Buccaneers Come To New England In Week 4
• Councilman Mike Bonin Defends Effort To Explore Temporary Housing In Westside Parking Lots And Beaches
• Broncos Schedule: For The First Time In 29 Years, Team Will Not Have A Monday Night Football Game
• COVID-19 Vaccine Demand Slows; Doctors Escalating Efforts To Get Minorities, Men Their Shots
• Crews Knock Down Fire at Burlingame Funeral Home
• Fort Worth Mayoral Runoff Candidates Discuss Policy Differences At Forum
• Finishing On Time Becoming More Out Of Reach As End Of Session Nears, Legislative Leaders Say
• Newly-Promoted Northwestern Athletic Director Mike Polisky Resigns Following Controversy, Protests From Faculty And Students
• Volunteers risk lives to collect bodies of COVID-19 victims in India
• 'We Put The Love And You Feel The Soul': New Barbecue Spot Helps Bring Lake Street Back To Life
• Pennsylvania To Ease Restrictions Before Reopening May 31
• A Candid Conversation: Many 18 To 29-Year-Olds Hesitant To Get The COVID-19 Vaccine
• COVID In Denver: Ball Arena Increases Capacity To 7,750 For Colorado Avalanche, Denver Nuggets Playoff Games
• Doctors Say It Could Be A Battle To Convince Some Parents To Vaccinate Their Kids
• Boulder Shooting: King Soopers Store Will Be Renovated, Expected To Reopen This Fall
• Colonial Pipeline Restarting Operations After Cyberattack
• CDC Advisory Committee Recommends Pfizer's COVID Vaccine For Kids As Young As 12
• COVID Vaccinations To Be Required For Staff At Aurora Public Schools
• Baltimore City Will Open Pools For The 2021 Swim Season On Memorial Day Weekend
• CBS News poll: How long have you known your closest friend?
• As Ramadan Comes To An End, Minnesota Muslims Share What Eid Means To Them
• 62% Of Pasadena Residents Are Now Fully Vaccinated: Health Department
• CBS4 News Goes Inside The BSO K-9 Unit
• Miami Beach Honors First Responder 'Heroes' For Going Above And Beyond
• Suspect in Times Square shooting arrested in Florida
• Punch Bowl Social Reopens South Broadway Location In Denver
• 'I Had No Antibodies': Suburban Chicago Woman Not Protected Despite Getting COVID Vaccine
• Minneapolis Makes Juneteenth An Official City Holiday
• Ellen DeGeneres To End Talk Show In 2022
• Burbank Restoring Full Library Hours Beginning Sunday
• New York City Council Passes Legislation On Moped Share Regulations
• FIU Launches Sustainability Program To Balance Tourism With Environmental Concerns
• Dallas City Cameras 'Out Of Order' At Crucial Moment Hinder Deadly Hit-And-Run Investigation
• How Restaurant Labor Shortages Are Affecting North Texas Locations
• Massachusetts Reports 626 New COVID Cases, 13 Additional Deaths
• 6-Year-Old Saves Baby Brother Who Nearly Drowned In Fish Tank
• 'A Champion Of Those On The Outside': Jim Klobuchar, Who Spent Decades As Star Tribune Columnist, Has Died At 93
• COVID In Florida: 3,184 New Cases, 51 Additional Deaths Reported Wednesday
• Hialeah-Miami Lakes Sr. High Head Football Coach Edward Williams Arrested For Alleged Relationship With Teen
• Olde Town Arvada Keeps COVID Street Closures First Put In Place During Pandemic Restrictions
• Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine: Mask Mandate And Most Other Coronavirus-Related Orders To End June 2
• Gov. Pritzker Says Illinois Unemployment Offices Will Be Opening In The Summer
• Yankees Confirm 7 Positive COVID Cases Among Coaches, Support Staff
• 11-Year-Old, 17-Year-Old Arrested In Attack On Elderly Asian Man In San Leandro
• New York City Announces 'Open Boulevards' Expansion Of Open Streets Program
• Businesses Hope For Boost From Pittsburgh Penguins Playoffs Run
• Gov. Tom Wolf Says Contact Tracing Data Breach That Exposed Private Information Of Pennsylvanians 'Was Wrong'
• St. Vincent Hospital To Hire Permanent Nurses As Strike Continues Into 10th Week
• Antioch Man Fatally Shot by Neighbor, Police Say It Was Self-Defense
• Nonprofit Distributes Grants To Help First Responders Get Mental Health Support: 'It's OK To Not Be OK'
• The Lox Club Creator Says His Dating App Is Like A Deli: 'Culturally Jewish But Anyone Can Enjoy It'
• CDC Recommends Pfizer's COVID Vaccine for Kids Age 12 and Up
• The Bond Of Sisterhood: Long Island Woman Donates Kidney To Ailing Sibling And Later Carries Her Baby
• Go Inside The Lowered Section Of The Central 70 Project
• Clarifying COVID: Is Herd Immunity Even Possible At This Point?
• Little Evidence To Suggest Herbal Or Dietary Supplements Work For Weight Loss, Study Finds
• Researchers: 'Pink Drinks' Can Help You Run Faster And Further
• Could A Turnaround Be Coming For 'Disturbingly High' Vacancy Rates On The Magnificent Mile?
• North Texas Nurse And 4 Others Help Save Passenger Having Seizures On Southwest Airlines Flight
• 2 City Council Incumbents, Including The Council President, Face Challengers In Run For Reelection
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Signs Bill To Combat Flooding Ahead Of Hurricane Season
• Suffolk County Company Out To Help People With Autism Who Have Aged Out Of School Find Employment
• Alina Hudak Sworn In As First Female City Manager Of Miami Beach
• Pine Fire Off Highway 138 Near Llano That Burned Several Homes Now 10% Contained
• CDC Advisory Committee Recommends Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine For Kids Ages 12 To 15
• Body Of Erica Hernandez, Texas Mother Missing For Weeks, Found In Pond
• Summer Camps Nationwide Getting Ready To Reopen
• Self-Proclaimed 'Witch' Shannon Ryan Charged With 2nd-Degree Murder In Leila Cavett's Disappearance
• AAPI State Lawmakers Seek $200 Million For Fighting Hate Crimes
• Salem Ends Outdoor Mask Mandate
• 4 Sheriff's Deputies Injured After Detainee Jerome Townsel Attacks Them At Skokie Courthouse
• Vaccinated Ohioans Can Win $1M Through Statewide Lottery
• Tarrant County Expands Effort To Get People Vaccinated Against COVID-19
• Gov. Hogan Says He's Concerned About The Direction Of The Republican Party, Proud Of Liz Cheney
• Ricardo Morales Of New Rochelle Faces Assault Charge, Allegedly Attacked Neighbor Hours After Police Standoff
• CDC Approves Pfizer COVID Vaccine For Kids 12 To 15 Years Old
• Amed Rosario's Hit In 10th Gives Indians 2-1 Win Over Cubs
• Upper Darby Native Todd Rundgren Joins Jay-Z, Foo Fighters, The Go-Go's In 2021 Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Class
• AIDS Walk: Those Living With HIV Say Advances In Treatment Have Been Incredible, As Has The Support System
• DNR: Gypsy Moth Activity Expected Across Lower Michigan
• Philadelphia Police Searching For 4 Suspects In Shooting Homicide Of Sebastian Brown Over Violent Weekend
• This Saturday On JP Roofing FAN N'ATION (MAY 15)
• Inside Inter Miami CF: Goalie John McCarthy
• Sources: Minnesota Trial For 3 Other Officers In George Floyd Case Postponed Until 2022
• COVID Vaccine: Evidence Presented At CDC Meeting Shows Benefits Of Pfizer Shots To Children 12-15 Outweigh Negatives
• Walt Disney World Plans To Relax Physical Distancing In Some Areas Of Its Parks
• 50-Acre Fire Prompts Evacuation Warning For Part Of Browns Valley
• Keller @ Large: Baker's COVID-19 Response Earns Praise From Biden To Democrats' Dismay
• COVID In Eagle County: Pfizer Vaccinations For 12-To-15-Year-Olds To Begin Thursday
• 'Your Heart Shakes, Your Heart Drops': Crisis In Israel Hitting Very Close To Home For Some In South Florida
• Miami Police Officer Ashley Hunter Accused Of DUI Following Crash
• Man Stabbed In Face At Logan Square Blue Line Station
• Former Hotel Employee Recorded Unsuspecting Women On Cell Phone Hidden In Bathroom Trash Can
• Price Gouging Hotline Now Open Due To Fuel Shortage Fears
• Food Magazine Claims Miami Is Ninth Best City For BBQ In America
• Runoff Election Date Set For Texas 6th Congressional District Seat Between Susan Wright And Jake Ellzey
• Wolf Administration Encourages Pennsylvanians To Apply For Assistance With Internet Bills, Electronic Devices
• Tri-State Area Residents With Loved Ones In The Middle East Terrified As Violence Continues To Escalate
• Older Americans eager to travel internationally again
• Person Killed In Crash On Highway 50 Near 59th Street In Sacramento
• Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott Announces Will Lift Capacity Restrictions At Establishments Monday With Some Exceptions
• NYPD Investigating 4 New Subway Attacks, Including 2 At Times Square Station
• Jared Polis Turns 46, First Gentleman Says He's Proud Of How Hard Governor Has Worked During Pandemic
• Therapy Horses Give Baldwin High School Teachers A Much-Needed Break
• Vacant Lot Philadelphia Residents Cleaned Up, Turned Into Dog Park Must Be Vacated, Officials Say
• Delaware State University Forgiving Nearly $750,000 In Student Debt
• Who Is She? Oklahoma Police Need Help Identifying Mystery Woman
• 'I Am Gold-Collar': Driverless Tesla Backseat Rider Basks In Social Media Notoriety As He Flaunts His Wealth
• Inflation fears send investors scurrying for the exit
• Middle River Garage, Apartment Damaged In Fire
• Deanne Criswell and the disasters she's managing as FEMA administrator
• Florida Wildlife Officials Eye Shark Encounters
• BIRD IMMUNITY: Orioles Coaches, Players Won't Need To Wear Masks In Dugouts After Team Reaches 85% Vaccination Rate
• Burning Pizza Hut Partially Collapses While Firefighters Battle Blaze
• Bill Cowher Unwraps His Pro Football Hall Of Fame Gold Jacket
• BikePGH Launching New Series Called Bike Anywhere Week
• San Leandro PD Warns Of Fake Police Facebook Account
• Julian Edelman Posts Statement On Israel-Palestine Conflict: 'People Are Not Their Governments'
• LA Begins Process To Make Al Fresco Outdoor Dining Program Permanent
• Bill Mauldin's Iconic War Cartoons To Go On Display At Pritzker Military Museum & Library
• Minnesota Lynx Ranked 5th In AP's Preseason WNBA Power Poll
• Colorado Students Come Up With Innovative Designs For 'Hospital Room Of The Future'
• CDC Advisory Committee Recommends Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine For Children Ages 12-15
• Pedestrian Killed After Being Struck By Subway Train In Westlake District
• Otis 'Popeye' Givens Charged With Murder In Mpls. Parking Garage Shooting
• At Least 5 Injured After Vehicle Crashes Cafe La Maude's Outdoor Dining Area In Northern Liberties
• GOP states undeterred in challenging tax cut rule in COVID aid bill
• Gas Leak Prompts Road Closure In Mt. Lebanon
• 7 Indicted On Charges Related Violent Drug Trafficking Organization In Anne Arundel County
• Catholic Diocese Of Pittsburgh To Fully Open Churches May 31
• SCU President Kevin O'Brien Resigns Following Investigation Into Inappropriate Behavior
• Missing St. Paul Man Who Recently Suffered Stroke Found Dead
• Gov. Newsom Proposes Kindergarten for 4-Year-Olds in Education Spending Plan
• Drew Robinson, Giants Prospect Who Lost Eye In Suicide Attempt, Smashes First Homer Since Comeback
• Drew Robinson's Solo Homer Another Chapter In Minor League Comeback
• Santa Clara Valley Water District Board Approves Rate Increase
• State Launching $225 Million Program To Provide Middle And High Schools With Rapid COVID-19 Tests For The Fall
• Dallas' Emergency Shelter For Unaccompanied Minors From Southern Border Set To Close By End Of Month
• Graduation Ceremonies To Be Held At Globe Life Field Again
• OMNI Brewing In Maple Grove Offers Free Beer For Showing Vaccine Card
• Police Investigating After Body Found In Leominster
• Lawyer: New video shows Andrew Brown Jr.'s "cold-blooded killing"
• 3M Open Tickets Will Go On Sale May 19
• Joan Jett Was Spotted At The Orioles Game In New York
• Here's how to track your third stimulus check
• 'Disturbing': Maine 2-Year-Old Shoots Parents After Finding Gun On Nightstand
• CDC Panel Recommends Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine For Kids 12 And Up 

• Dark Knight Returns: Harvey, Orioles Lose To Mets 7-1
• Man Accused Of Attacking Mounted Unit, Police Car During Downtown Riots Pleads Guilty
• COVID Vaccine: MTA Unveils 8 New Pop-Up Sites In Metro Area, Offering Johnson & Johnson Shot And Incentives
• Camden Man, Edwin Zavaleta, Killed Girlfriend, Then Tampered With Scene: Prosecutors
• State Pollution Control Agency: 3M Failed To Manage Hazardous Waste In Cottage Grove
• US Health Advisers Endorse Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine For Kids 12 And Older
• Former Maryland Official Sentenced To 8 Years In Federal Prison For Distribution Of Child Pornography
• Fort Worth Hospital Plants Tree In Memory Of Lives Lost To COVID-19
• Joe Flores Of Anaheim Arrested In Fatal Stabbing On Huntington Beach Pier
• 55-Year-Old Wheatland Man Dead After Shooting; Suspect Arrested
• Lawmaker Calls On California To Shut Down Online Community College After Critical Audit
• Biden urges Americans 12 and older to get vaccinated
• Pipeline shutdown shows why cyberattacks are "perfect weapon"
• Minnesota Ranked Among States With Lowest Levels Of Drug Abuse
• Millions of Americans eligible for $50 off their internet bills
• BJ's Hosting Statewide Hiring Event To Fill Hundreds Of Jobs, Offering $500 Sign-On Bonuses
• Three Rivers Arts Festival Returning To Point State Park
• Florida Readies 'Work Search' Requirement
• Israel Becerril-Rodriguez Sentenced To Life In Prison For Shooting Death Of Jesus Arambula-Terrones
• Missing Siblings Jamaree & Jermaine Wilson Found Safe With Mother
• Oakland Police Investigating Latest Fatal Shooting as Surge in Street Violence Continues
• Target Field Holds Hiring Event In Anticipation Of Full Reopening
• Texas Car Dealers Increasing Prices As Scarcity Spikes Amid Global Shortage Of Computer Chips 
• Judge Dismisses Twitter Lawsuit Against Texas AG Ken Paxton
• Wisconsin Disabled Community Opposes Changes To Election Law: 'Ultimately, They're Harming A Very Large Minority'
• Pontiac Woman Charged After Allegedly Stabbing 75-Year-Old Sleeping Grandfather
• Cell Phone Video Captures Hero Saving 8-Year-Old During Shooting That Killed Police Officer
• Cellphone Video Captures Hero Saving 8-Year-Old During Shooting That Killed Police Officer
• Pittsburgh Prepares To Welcome More Visitors As Restrictions Lift
• Optimism Soaring In San Francisco Bay Area As COVID Pandemic Woes And Worries Ease
• COVID In Colorado: Pediatricians Prepare To Administer Pfizer COVID Vaccine For Ages 12-15
• San Francisco To Reopen City Hall To Public Next Month
• Adrian Gudino Wanted In Redondo Beach Murder Of 68-Year-Old Relative, Gloria Pressett
• COVID Reopenings: Concord's Six Flags Hurricane Harbor To Reopen For 1st Time Since Start Of Pandemic
• Patterson Man Arrested On Suspicion Of Homicide After Body Found In California Aqueduct
• Red Rocks Will Offer COVID-19 Vaccinations At Some Concerts
• WATCH: Cast Of 'Siesta Key' Previews Season 4 On MTV
• Aaron Rodgers Buying In To Tom Brady's TB12 Method
• Report: Suicides In Minnesota Declined In 2020
• Canterbury Park Aims For 'More Traditional Season' Starting Next Week
• Times Square Shooting Suspect Farrakhan Muhammad Taken Into Custody In Florida
• Alcohol To-Go Becomes Law In Texas
• Family Thanks Parker Police Officer 23 Years After He Saved Little Girl's Life
• Police: 8 Molotov Cocktails Found In Car Of West Sacramento Arson Suspect
• Jay-Z, Carole King Among Artists Elected To 2021 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 2,179 New Cases, 52 Additional Deaths
• North Richland Hills Police Department Seeks 3 Armed Robbery Suspects
• COVID-19 In Illinois: Average Infection Rate Falls To Lowest Point Since Late March; Vaccinations Still Lagging From April Peak
• San Jose Suspect Arrested for Felony DUI, Vehicular Manslaughter After Hitting Motorcyclist
• Allegheny County Health Department Shuts Down Hazelwood Business
• The Hello Kitty Cafe Truck Returns To Twelve Oaks Mall
• Body Of Missing Chicago Man Found In Central Kentucky
• Poudre School Board Votes To Keep School Resource Officers In District Buildings
• Illinois Launches 'Time For Me To Drive' Tourism Campaign As State Prepares To Fully Reopen Next Month
• Denver DA Clears Glendale Police Officers Of Wrongdoing In Fatal Shooting Of John Pacheaco Jr.
• Twin Cities Jazz Festival Returns In June
• Gas Shortage? Panic Buying Over Fuel Pipeline Shutdown Sparks Long Lines At FL Gas Stations
• Israelis In South Florida Monitoring Violence In Home Country, Want It To Stop
• Gov. Whitmer Threatens Profit Seizure If Pipeline Keeps Operating
• Israel vows to increase strikes until there's "total" quiet from Gaza
• 28-year-old sneaked into a high school to promote her Instagram
• COVID Vaccination Rate Among Nursing Home Staffers Has Families Of Residents Concerned
• Lawmakers consult Justice Department in ongoing police reform talks
• The Children's Services Council of Broward County Reminds You May Is Mental Health Awareness Month
• Chick-fil-A Experiencing Sauce Shortage
• Both Directions Of I-94 Closed Near Albany Following Fatal Crash, Serious Backup Collision
• Gas Prices In Southern California Keep Ticking Up, But Cyberattack On East Coast Pipeline Not Expected To Make An Impact
• Chick-Fil-A Sets Limit On Sauce Amid Shortage
• 'Tiger King' Star Carole Baskin Has Feelings About Tiger Seen Roaming Texas Neighborhood
• Passenger Killed In Crash On Highway 680 In Milpitas; Driver Arrested For DUI
• Ellen DeGeneres ending show after 19 seasons
• Chicago Bears Single-Game Tickets Go On Sale Wednesday Night
• Free Beer With Proof Of COVID Shot
• Trump Administration Officials To Testify On Jan. 6 Riot
• 2 Charged In Assault On Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick On Jan. 6 To Remain Behind Bars
• Woman Who Snuck Into American Sr. High Posing As Student To Promote Instagram Account Bonds Out
• Medina Spirit Favored At 9-5 For Preakness Stakes
• Employer Vaccination Program Coming Soon In Massachusetts
• Indiana Residents Receiving Unemployment Benefits Will Have To Provide Proof Of Job Search
• After Encouraging Chicagoans To Pick Up PPE Litter, Chicago Company iPromo Donates 100,000 Masks To Greater Chicago Food Depository
• Chargers To Open Season Against Washington, Rams Hosting Bears On SNF
• 'I Beat Them, Beat Them, Destroyed Them': Peyton Manning Reviews Broncos' 2021 Schedule In Tease Video
• COVID In Minnesota: Nearly 1,000 New Cases, 15 More Deaths Reported Ahead Of Expected Teen Vaccine Expansion
• Rangers Fire Head Coach David Quinn, 3 Assistants
• Moderna CEO Expects FDA Approval 'Weeks Away' For Its COVID Vaccine For Kids 12-To-17
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 183 New Cases, 4 Additional Deaths
• Denver Weather: 2021 Precipitation Is About To Surpass All Of 2020
• Montel Williams On His Covid-19 Vaccine Decision And His Battle With PTSD
• Thursday Last Day To Claim $26 Million SuperLotto Ticket Sold In Norwalk
• Cowboys To Kick Off 2021 Regular Season Against Defending Champion Buccaneers
• Maryland Democrats Launch New Accountability Project For Governor Larry Hogan
• Man Arrested For Allegedly Shooting 23-Year-Old Pregnant Girlfriend In Wilkinsburg
• Food Magazine Claims Boston Is 3rd-Worst City For BBQ In America
• Red Sox Facing Early-Season Gut Check After Series-Opening Loss To A's
• Needham Schools Will 'Absolutely Require' COVID Vaccinations, Once FDA Fully Approves Them
• 'This Is Not Just Any Usual Recovery': Economist Explains Rash Of Price Hikes, Product Shortages
• Learn About The I-70 Viaduct Demolition In The Central 70 Project
• 'Important Milestone', International Space Station Onboard Toilet Reaches 40K Flushes
• FCC Program Offering $50 Off Internet Bills For Millions Of Americans
• Westbound I-96 Lane Closures This Weekend In Wayne County
• Iran enriches uranium to highest purity yet as nuke talks continue
• 4 Congressmen Join Colorado Teacher And Students To Make Camp Amache, A Japanese Internment Camp, A National Historic Site
• Abandoned Van With Threatening Graffiti Forces Richmond Elementary School To Return To Remote Learning
• Miami Woman Charged With Receiving Fraudulent Pandemic Loan
• Three Men, None Of Whom Knew Each Other At The Time, Say Trusted Hockey Coach Tom 'Chico' Adrahtas Groomed Them For Sexual Abuse As Teens
• San Mateo Deputies Arrest Man In Cyclist Assault
• Derek Chauvin Conviction: Judge Says Prosecutors Proved Multiple Aggravated Sentencing Factors, Including Cruelty
• Competency Of Assisted Living Shooting Suspect Okey Payne Questioned
• Alleged Berkeley Gas Station Bandit Arrested After Failing Asleep In Stolen Truck
• Judge's ruling allows for longer sentence for Derek Chauvin
• Texas Sen. Ted Cruz Spends Over $240,000 On Facebook Advertising In Last Two Months
• Sauce Shortage Causing Chick-Fil-A To Limit Number Of Sauces Given To Customers
• Consumer prices rise at fastest rate since 2008
• Why Standing Up Every 30 Minutes Could Help Improve Your Health
• USA Track & Field nixes Olympic training in Japan over COVID concerns
• Chick-fil-A, Facing Sauce Shortage, Now Limiting Customers To 1 Dipping Cup Per Item
• Eaton Homicide Arrest: Former Inmate Gabriel Faudoa Now Facing Charges
• Police Investigating Armed Robbery Of Glen Burnie Royal Farms
• A Lot Less Dipping Going On -- Chick-fil-A Is Facing A Sauce Shortage
• Brookline Police Look For Man Who Tried To Rob Woman On Mother's Day
• Gov. Gavin Newsom Proposes Kindergarten For All California 4-Year-Olds
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy, State Officials To Provide COVID-19 Update
• Jay-Z, Foo Fighters and Go-Go's get into Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
• Crews Knock Down Apartment Fire In North Minneapolis Building
• Shooting Investigation Ongoing After 2 People Hurt In Green Valley Ranch
• 1 Person Airlifted To Hospital After Crash On Highway Between Oakdale And Knights Ferry
• 3 fingers: Hollywood's role in Asia's pro-democracy movements
• Report: University Of Michigan Missed Chances To Stop Doctor's Abuse
• CDC recommends Pfizer's COVID vaccine for kids 12 and up
• State Health Officials Preparing To Greenlight COVID-19 Vaccine Shots To Children 12-15 Years Old
• Celtics Essentially Seal Their Fate As Play-In Team
• COVID-19 In Maryland: More Than 2.4M Marylanders Fully Vaccinated
• Evangelical Lutheran Church elects first transgender bishop
• UPDATE: CHP Announce Arrest of Man Who Rode in Back Seat of Driverless Tesla Across Bay Bridge
• Caught On Camera: Video Shows Man Defacing San Francisco Murals Dedicated To Asian Culture
• Family Of Fallen Stockton Officer Jimmy Inn Share Their Memories
• America's Staggering Pandemic Weight Gain: What Do I Do Now?
• 2 Shot In Morris Heights Section Of The Bronx
• Patriots Won't Be Playing In London In 2021
• 24 Migrants Apprehended Inside Train Grain Hopper Near Corpus Christi
• Liz Cheney Removed From Her Post As GOP Conference Chair
• Broward Schools Supt. Robert Runcie, Former General Counsel Barbara Myrick Enter Not Guilty Pleas During Arraignment
• Doctors Warn Lithium Batteries Can Pose Risk To Young Children
• Panic buying, gas hoarding mount as pipeline shutdown drags on
• LOOK: Boston-Based Company Creates 'Seaglider' That Moves 180 MPH Above The Water
• Eagles Head To Atlanta To Face Falcons Week 1 Of 2021 NFL Season
• Los Alamitos School Board Approves Controversial Social Justice Standards, Ethnic Studies Curriculum
• Weather Blog: Allergy Season
• Rep. Liz Cheney Ousted From GOP Leadership Role
• Fire Causes Extensive Damage To Businesses In Fargo Strip Mall
• Suburban Pals Plan To Ride Bikes 100 Miles To Raise Money For Human Trafficking Victims
• MadBum Keeps Rolling, Diamondbacks Beat Marlins 11-3
• Recipe: Grilled Halibut Rolls With Peppadew Herb Salsa
• COVID In Colorado: If It's Approved For Younger Teens, Educators Say Vaccine Will Bring Extra Level Of Safety To Upcoming School Year
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Indoor Masks
• Man Killed, Second Wounded In South Gate Shooting
• Cooking With Rania: Chicken Caesar Salad
• PTL Links: May 12, 2021
• Miami Weather: Hot & Humid, Afternoon Showers Possible
• Man Accused Of Stealing Sailboat And Getting It Stuck Under Tower Bridge
• House Democrats, DOJ reach deal over subpoena to ex-White House counsel
• Philadelphia Weather: Sunny Skies, Light Breeze To Take Over Region Wednesday After Chilly Start
• Jeremy Swayman Will Officially Be Tuukka Rask's Backup For Playoffs
• 37 Million Expected To Travel This Memorial Day Weekend
• Broncos Will Open 2021 Season On The Road Against The Giants
• Pennsylvania To Relax Gathering Restrictions On May 17
• Timberwolves Over Undermanned Pistons
• 4 PetSmart Employees Facing Charges After Dog Strangled To Death During Grooming Visit
• Washington County's Little Lake Theater Set To Reopen Next Week
• Cell Phone Video Captures Hero Saving 8-Year-Old During Shooting That Killed Stockton Officer
• Target Launching Line Of Plant-Based Products
• U.S. general packs up a war he never expected to fight for 20 years
• Biden rolls out latest slate of judicial nominees
• Report: Patriots Will Host Tom Brady, Buccaneers In Week 4 On Sunday Night Football
• Jay-Z, Foo Fighters, And Tina Turner Among 2021 Inductees To Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame
• Woman Seriously Injured In Hit-And-Run In Lakeview, Half A Mile West Of Wrigley Field
• Rocket Launch From Wallops Island Should Be Visible From Maryland, Eastern Seaboard
• Dallas ISD On The Ready To Vaccinate Students For COVID-19
• Pro- and anti-Israeli protesters clash in Manhattan
• City Holding Competition To Find The 'Fastest Kids In Chicago'
• Steelers To Play Buffalo In Week One Of The 2021 NFL Season
• One Dead, One Hospitalized After Shooting in Northwest Miami-Dade
• Patriots Host Miami Dolphins In Week 1 Of 2021 NFL Season
• Dallas Mavericks Fall Flat After Second Half Blowout By Memphis Losing 133-104
• ME: Florida Teen Tristyn Bailey Was Stabbed To Death, 13-Year-Old Suspect Is Classmate
• 'It's Driving Me Insane,' Train Horn Back In Waltham Quiet Zone After Crossings Fail Federal Inspection
• Philadelphia Officials Celebrate LOVE Park Visitor Center Grand Opening
• Philadelphia Marathon Weekend Returns As Scaled Back Event In November
• NRA wrong to file for bankruptcy, Texas judge rules
• Fewer Unaccompanied Minors And Families Crossing U.S. Border With Mexico In April
• Voting rights bill advances in Senate over GOP objections
• 3 plead not guilty to hate crimes in Ahmaud Arbery's killing
• New Haven Firefighter Killed, Another Critically Injured Battling Early Morning Blaze
• Subway Restaurants Hiring Over 400 New Employees In Chicago
• Cheney says "I will not sit back" in speech on eve of vote
• Know Before You Go: Understanding The Pennsylvania Primary Ballot
• Walter B. Saul Agricultural High School Students Bringing Healthy Food To Community With Henry Got Crops
• Californians might get extra $600 stimulus check
• Sansom Park Fire Department Holds COVID Vaccine Community Clinic
• Drivers start scrambling for gas as pipeline shutdown continues
• Police: 3 Teens Hurt After Stolen Car Hits Multiple Vehicles, Including Unmarked Police Car
• Welcome to the "beyond crazy and frustrating" real estate market
• New York Weather: CBS2's 5/12 Wednesday Afternoon Weather Headlines
• Andersonville Farmers Market Opens Wednesday
• Businessman Mike Rosenbaum Running For Governor In Maryland
• Pittsburgh Weather: Frost Advisory Issued Before Temperatures Start To Climb
• Lawyers: Video shows Andrew Brown Jr. didn't drive into deputies
• Chicago Weather: Warmer Temperatures, Sunny Skies
• Wednesday's Child: 11-Year-Old Heily
• Philadelphia Police: 2 Men Shot In Ogontz
• Pro-Palestine, Pro-Israel Protesters Clash In Manhattan Over Escalating Crisis In The Middle East
• Top counterintelligence official highlights foreign espionage threats
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Releases Plan To Use $150 Million In American Rescue Plan Funding
• Philadelphia To Ease More COVID-19 Restrictions Next Week, Lift All Required Limits On Capacity In Any Setting On June 11
• Caught On Camera: Man Attacks, Robs Father And Son After Fender Bender In Queens
• Itching To Travel? Experts Offer Tips On Where To Go & How To Get There
• Two Men Charged With Assaulting Capitol Police Officer Denied Pretrial Release
• Freedom Chair All-Terrain Wheelchair Brings 'Limitless' Opportunities To Paralyzed Woman
• Penguins, Giant Eagle Donate More Than $15,000 To Greater Pittsburgh Food Bank
• West Chester Police Searching For Man Wanted For Two Sexual Assaults
• Federal Agents Descend On Hindu Temple In Robbinsville After Lawsuit Alleges Human Trafficking, Forced Labor
• Maple Shade Volunteer Fire Department Unexpectedly Shut Down
• Girl Fights Off Man Who Touched, Punched, Spit At Her In Milpitas Park
• 'I Hope It Was Worth It:" Man Facing More Than 20 Charges After Stealing Two Cars
• Allegheny County Puts Out The Call For Poll Workers In May 18 Primary
• COVID: Youth Nights At Levi's Stadium Add A Dose Of Fun To Teens' Vaccines
• Wednesday's Show Info (5/12/21)
• European Union Preparing Plan That Will Allow Vaccinated Americans To Travel Once Again
• Allegheny County Police Investigate Shooting On Woodworth Avenue
• Mazeika's 2nd Walkoff In 4 Games Lifts Mets Over Orioles

Videos from May 12, 2021

• New FEMA head on the disasters the organization is managing
• 5/12: Red and Blue
• After losing leadership role, Liz Cheney faces fight for her seat in Congress
• President Biden's jobs plan could help California's high-speed rail project
• Elise Stefanik makes pitch to GOP after vote to oust Liz Cheney from leadership
• CDC recommends Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for kids as young as 12
• More states to end increased unemployment benefits as small businesses struggle with staffing
• Representative Liz Cheney says she'll work to make sure former President Trump doesn't get elected again
• Volunteers risk their lives as India’s death toll climbs
• Biden holds meeting with top congressional leaders on infrastructure
• Israel strikes kill Hamas commanders as violence escalates
• CDC panel endorses Pfizer vaccine for adolescents
• Republicans oust Liz Cheney from House leadership position
• Pipeline resumes operations as gas shortages plague South
• California attorney general pledges more support in combating anti-Asian violence
• Biden administration vows to address domestic terrorism in the U.S.
• FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell discusses COVID response and agency's future
• Times Square shooting suspect taken into custody
• Biden urges all Americans 12 and up to get vaccinated: "This is one more giant step in our fight against the pandemic"
• CDC advisory panel recommends Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for children 12 and up
• Covington, Kentucky Mayor Joseph Meyer on Biden's infrastructure plan
• U.N. says Israel and Gaza conflict could escalate to "full-scale war"
• Republicans oust Liz Cheney from House leadership
• White House press secretary calls it "disturbing" to see Liz Cheney attacked for "speaking the truth"
• Vaccinated seniors are driving surge in international travel
• House GOP removes Liz Cheney from leadership post
• Houthi rebels intensify assault on Yemen's Marib region despite ceasefire efforts
• Deadly clashes between Israelis and Hamas as fears of major military conflict grow
• More charges expected in January 6 Capitol attack
• Doctor discusses disputed COVID-19 outdoor transmission statistic cited by CDC
• Liz Cheney speaks after ouster from House GOP leadership: "I will do everything I can" to prevent Trump's reelection
• Hunger Games "three fingered salute" now a widely-used protest symbol in South East Asia
• Film based on Young Adult novel explores justice system through Black teen's eyes
• U.S. schools fight to keep students in class amid fear of a dropout surge
• Colonial Pipeline shutdown: What you need to know, impact on gas prices
• The Royals Report: Queen Elizabeth II carries out first major royal engagement since death of husband, Prince Philip
• Head of New Jersey summer camp says this year "Camp is going to be a place to heal"
• General Miller, head of U.S. NATO forces in Afghanistan, discusses American drawdown
• Political analyst on vote to oust Rep. Liz Cheney from House GOP leadership
• Fears of gas shortage lead to panic buying across Southeast U.S.
• Israeli airstrikes target Hamas as Gaza rockets reach Tel Aviv, civilians dying on both sides
• Panicked drivers fill up on gas across Southeast as pipeline remains offline
• 5/12: CBSN AM