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• 'He Was The Best Man You Will Ever Meet': Wife Of Fallen Stockton Officer Jimmy Inn Thankful For Community Support
• Call Kurtis: Modesto Man's Struggles To Get Love Of His Life Cremated
• COVID Lockdown Stress Leads to Spike in Opioid Overdose Deaths
• Bay Area Officials Ponder Easing Indoor Mask Requirements in Wake of New CDC Guidance
• Man Convicted After Sexually Assaulting Child Inside Arc Thrift Store In Arvada
• Guess Who The Broncos Hired For A Summer Internship? Peyton Manning
• Residents Concerned After Water Main Break Floods Homes For Fourth Time In 12 Years
• Time Is Up For Lucky Lottery Winner To Claim $26M Prize
• 2 LAPD Officers Face Disciplinary Hearings After Firing Less-Than-Lethal Projectiles At 2 Protesters Last Summer
• DEA Announces Charges Against Alleged Drug Dealers Suspected Of Providing Fatal Opioid Doses
• 41 California District Attorneys Challenge Early Release Eligibility For 76,000 Inmates
• 2 Suspects In Custody And Hospitalized Following Chase, Shootout In Johnson County
• Vaccinated Bill Maher Tests Positive for COVID-19; Friday's Show Canceled
• The Kings Take 5-1 Beating Against Avalanche In Denver
• With Face Masks No Longer Mandated For Those Who Are Vaccinated, Business Owners Navigate Uncertainty
• COVID In Colorado: Excitement Builds As Children Ages 12-15 Begin To Get Pfizer Vaccine
• Newsom Announces Plans To Provide $1.5B Boost for Small Businesses
• Xcel Energy Announces Natural Gas Partnerships With Colorado's Crestone Peak Resources & Project Canary
• COVID Restrictions In Larimer County: Local Public Health Order To Expire Sunday
• 'Almost Back To Normal': Traffic Volume Has Increased Dramatically In Boston Area
• Burks Scores 30, Rallies Knicks Past Spurs
• NYPD Budget, Rising Gun Violence Dominate First Democratic New York City Mayoral Debate
• Massachusetts COVID-19 Mask Order Remains In Place, Despite CDC Guidance
• Baltimore Officer Fires At Armed Robbery Suspect Who Was Driving Car Toward Him, Police Say
• Chicago Weather: A Sunny Start Friday
• 30-Year-Old Woman That Lead Deputies On Violent Pursuit Declared Mentally Incompetent
• 'We Can Feel Comfortable' Returning To Normal Once Vaccinated, Epidemiologist Says Following CDC Guidance
• Leominster Video Store Owner Accused Of Hiring Shoplifters, Selling Stolen Items Online
• TikToker Jesus Morales Has Given More Than $96K To SoCal Street Vendors
• Group Submits 18,000 Signatures To Put Denver's Group Living Amendment On November Ballot
• Allegheny Co. Executive Rich Fitzgerald Says Amazon Air Is First-Class Deal For Pittsburgh International Airport
• Two Women Who Told CBS 2 About Agonizing Waits With IDES Now Have Unemployment Benefits, And Tips If You're Still Waiting
• Bogaerts, Dalbec Homer, Red Sox Roll To 8-1 Win Over A's
• Caught On Camera: 67-Year-Old Taiwanese Lyft Driver Robbed At Gunpoint
• Rays Beat COVID-19 Impacted Yankees
• Traffic Alert: Lane Closures Planned From Berthoud To Fort Collins For I-25 North Express Lanes Project
• 95% Of College Students Are Experiencing Depression As A Result Of The COVID-19 Pandemic, Study Says
• Red Sox Roll to 8-1 Win Over A's
• Baltimore County Police Release 911 Calls In Woodlawn Shootings Saturday
• George Scores 20, Clippers Roll Past Slumping Hornets 113-90
• Variety Magazine Reports Lollapalooza Has Green Light To Return This Year; City Says Nothing Is Confirmed Now
• DeSclafani, Duggar Lead Giants Over Pirates 3-1
• Man Almost Falls Victim To Scammer On Facebook Marketplace, Who He Thinks Pirated A Real Apartment Rental Ad
• Colorado's Comeback: Tourism Industry Looks Ahead After Losing $9.7 Billion In Travel Spending During Pandemic
• Why Is The Walleye Minnesota's Most Popular Fish?
• Sacramento Kings Clinch Record-Tying 15th Straight Season Without Playoffs
• Brooklyn Islamic Center Vandalized, NYPD Hate Crimes Task Force Investigating
• COVID and public safety take center stage in NYC mayoral debate
• Boy, 8, Shot And Wounded In Lawndale
• Ferry Crashes Into Construction Barge In Brooklyn
• LaVine, Markkanen Lead Bulls Past Raptors
• Chicago Fire FC Remain Winless After Losing To D.C. United
• Topgolf To Break Ground Near Horseshoe Casino, M&T Stadium In Baltimore
• One Man Killed, One Critically Wounded In Chatham Shooting
• CDC Eases Indoor Mask-Wearing Guidelines, LA Looking To Make 'Sensible Adjustments'
• Man Killed, 2 Others Shot And Injured In Separate Baltimore Shootings Thursday
• Heat Stay No. 5 In The East, Roll Past 76ers 106-94
• 'I'm Pretty Excited': Colorado COVID Vaccine Sites Begin Administering Pfizer To Children Ages 12 To 15
• Jokic Scores 31 Points; Nuggets Beat Timberwolves 114-103
• Man, 18, Shot In Leg In Middle River
• Blues Score 7 Straight Goals To Beat Wild 7-3
• SFPD Chief Scott Denounces South Beach Officer-Involved Shooting of Auto Burglary Suspect
• Sixers Rolled By Heat, Again Fail To Wrap Up East's No. 1 Seed
• FSU Faces Lawsuit Over Campus Closure
• Man Sentenced in Crash That Left Long Beach Woman Dead
• Joe Louis Southern Kitchen Ribbon Cutting Premieres On Legendary Boxer's Birthday
• Detroit Riverfront Conservancy Begins Final Piece Of East Riverfront Project
• Former Staffer Sues Rep. Doug Lamborn For 'Reckless' COVID Protocols & Alleged Retaliation
• Snyder Team Goes After Michigan AG Nessel Over Bankruptcy Records Released During Flint Case
• Adoption Drawing To Be Held For 49 Dogs Rescued From Turlock Home If Unclaimed By Owners As Of May 18
• Tax Package, Scam Crackdown Go To DeSantis
• 39-Year-Old Man Charged With Human Trafficking and Pimping Of Underage Teen Victim
• On 36th Anniversary Of MOVE Bombing, Farley Revelations Feel 'Like We Have To Live 1985 All Over Again,' Africa Family Says
• Boys, 15 And 16, Shot And Wounded In West Englewood
• 9 People Shot in Providence, R.I., Drive-By Shooting
• Baltimore City Health Officials Says They Will Encourage Vaccinations For Young People
• Pittsburgh Penguins: No Big Screen For 1st Round Of Stanley Cup Playoffs
• Counties Require Different Verifications To Allow Children 12-15 Vaccinations
• How You Can Get A Piece Of St. Louis Park's Roller Garden
• Woman Wanted For Allegedly Punching MTA Employee In The Face At Times Square Subway Station
• Steve Large's Full Interview With Governor Gavin Newsom
• COVID Reopening: Solano County Remains Stuck in Red Tier
• Texas Legislature Could Make COVID-19 Liability Lawsuits Harder To Win
• With Candace Parker On Board, Chicago Sky Feel Like Championship Contenders This Year
• Robert Durst's Attorneys File Motion To Indefinitely Postpone Trial For The Shooting Death Of Susan Berman
• Metro-North Penn Station Access Project Allowed To Resume, 4 New Stations To Be Added In The Bronx
• Fremont Police: Man Arrested in Sexual Assault Case Possibly Linked To 2nd Attempted Assault
• 4 White Men Accused Of Assaulting Black Man In Mercer County
• 9 Wounded, 3 Seriously, In Providence Shooting
• Police Trying To Identify Man Wanted After Woman Stabbed On Brooklyn Subway Platform
• Pittsburgh Police Find Missing 76-Year-Old Man
• Hundreds Of Metropolitan Opera Stagehands, Musicians, Other Union Members Rally Amid Bitter Contract Dispute
• Friday's Show Info (5/14/21)
• Murder In Wheatland: Wife Of Suspected Killer Says Husband Was Conspiracy Theorist
• Baltimore School Board Approves $1.39B Budget Thursday
• Nearly 2 Million Americans Will Lose Pandemic Unemployment Benefits Early As More Republican States Drop Relief
• Krispy Kreme Offers Free Doughnuts To Seniors Who Show Up Wearing Cap And Gowns
• 'Americas COVID-19 Memorial' Using Art To Heal, Unity Pandemic Survivors
• Basic Agreement Reached To Avert Connecticut Nursing Homes Strike
• Former Lynx Star Seimone Augustus Retiring
• Colorado's Comeback: Bring Patience When Dining Out, Many Restaurants Understaffed
• Baltimore County Joins State In Lifting COVID-19 Restrictions
• Gov. Cuomo Under Fire Over Remarks About Sexual Harassment: 'Harassment Is Not Making Someone Feel Uncomfortable'
• CDC: Vaccinated People Can Go Without Masks In Most Indoor Settings
• Miami-Dade Mayor Says County To Follow CDC On New Mask Guidelines For Fully-Vaccinated Individuals
• Scientists Urge Biden Administration To Restore Federal Gray Wolf Protections
• Federal Judge Rejects New Arguments By Foes Of Twin Metals Mine
• NYPD Surprises 4-Year-Old Times Square Shooting Victim With New Toys, Visit From Minnie Mouse
• Michigan Public Service Commission Says The State Won't Be Affected By Gas Shortage
• Davon De-Andre Turner Sentenced To 3 Years For Fire At Floyd Protest
• Cedar Point To Open May 14 With A Series Of New Rules. Here's What To Know
• With 4-2 Loss To White Sox, Twins Have Dropped 4 Straight Games
• Parents, Guardians Can Bring Children Age 12-15 For First Dose Of Vaccine At Ford Field
• Beaumont & Other Metro Detroit Clinics Begin Pfizer Vaccinations For Ages 12 & Up
• USC Annenberg, ViacomCBS Announce New Scholarship To Promote Diversity In Newsrooms
• Investigation Into Mid-Air Collision Of 2 Small Planes Over Cherry Creek Reservoir Could Take 1 Year
• Pitt Researchers Say Ear Tubes May Not Be The Best Way To Treat Chronic Ear Infections
• Asian American Attacks: Local FBI Agents Encourage Oakland Victims to Step Forward
• Morgan State University To Host In-Person Commencement Ceremonies This Weekend
• Westside Residents Unhappy With Proposed Temporary Homeless Housing In City Parks and Beach Parking Lots
• Washington Police Launching Decoy Pedestrians To See If Vehicles Stop In Crosswalk
• BART Officials Present Revised $1.02B Budget; Moves Up Start Of Extended Hours
• Crews From Allegheny Health Network Program Connect Police With Community Outreach, Support Services
• Ledo Pizza To Give "Slices for Shots"
• Laser Show Set Up At Canonsburg COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic
• San Jose House Fire Knocked Down; 8 Residents Displaced
• University Of Maryland School Of Medicine Begins Novavax COVID-19 Vaccine Study For Ages 12-17
• Former Opa-Locka City Employee Charged With Allegedly Pocketing Licensing Fees
• Additional COVID Vaccination Site To Open Friday At Moreno Valley Mall In Former Sears Building
• Man Charged With Sexual Assault, Aggravated Kidnapping In Downtown San Jose Attack
• Some RMNP Trails May Not Open For Full Year Inside Burn Zones Of State's Two Largest Wildfires
• Business, Restaurant Owners Propose Chicago Give $1,000 Bonuses For Workers To Return To Jobs
• Small Plane Lands On I-355 At 159th Street In New Lenox; Pilot, 3 Passengers Suffer Injuries
• Local Amateur Pierceson Coody Playing First PGA Event With Dad Caddying, Legendary Granddad Watching
• San Francisco Corruption Scandal: City Reaches $1.7M Settlement With Permit Expediter Walter Wong
• San Bruno Police: Man Arrested On Narcotics Charges After Trying To Cash Forged Check
• How free swimming lessons are changing lives in Nashville
• Pritzker: Capacity Limits Go To 60% At Ballparks During 'Bridge Phase' Starting Friday, Six Flags Offers 50,000 Free Tickets To Vaccinated Visitors
• Teen Named Miracle Who Survived Horrible Crash Gets Special 'Prom' After 10 Weeks In Hospital
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Announces He'll Pardon Plantation Gym Owner
• Federal Lawsuit Alleges Cover-Ups Of Decades Of Abuse By Youth Hockey Coach Tom 'Chico' Adrahtas
• After Pfizer's Vaccine Gets Green Light For Kids Ages 12-15, Mt. Lebanon School District Holds Clinic
• Some Parents, School Officials On Long Island Want COVID Restrictions Eased For In-Person Graduations
• COVID In Colorado: Drive-Thru Testing Opens At Colorado Mills & Denver Premium Outlets
• Volunteer Firefighter Accused Of Setting Vacant Mobile Home On Fire In Westmoreland County
• Homeowner Of Rented Malibu Residence Where Deck Collapsed Getting Sued By Some Party-Goers
• Ray McNeary, Charged In Attempted St. Cloud Bank Robbery, Now Faces Federal Count
• Harvard-Bound Senior Goes Viral On TikTok After Sharing Emotional Admissions Essay
• Blaming COVID-19, Airbnb Reports 1Q Loss Of Nearly $1.2 Billion
• Reports Of BB, Pellet Gun Shootings At Cars Expands West To Cerritos
• 'I Was Very Impressed' Governor Larry Hogan And Mayor Brandon Scott Meet To Discuss Strategies To Decrease City Crime
• Pittsburghers Divided Over City's Push For Bike Lanes
• As NYC Restaurants Struggle To Find Applicants, Workers Say They Need To Increase Wages
• 'That Niche Will Get Filled': Ron DeSantis Not Concerned If Norwegian Cruises Out Of Florida
• Don Huffines Says Border Security, Eliminating Property Tax Among Priorities In 2022 Primary Challenge To Gov. Abbott
• 3 Suspects In Custody In San Jose Jewelry Store Armed Robberies
• New Law Would Help Ensure Domestic Violence Offenders Turn Over Their Guns
• Allegheny County Election Officials Say Tuesday's Primary Should Be A Smoother Process Than November
• 'Level Clear' Loosens COVID Restrictions, Colorado Business Owners Excited
• 6 Mass. Communities Considered High-Risk For COVID-19
• Reentry Anxiety: Not Uncommon To Feel Nervous About Going Out With COVID Restrictions Being Lifted
• Long Island Resident Zachary Honig Accused Of Stealing And Forging COVID-19 Vaccination Cards
• Denver Broncos Expected To Move DaeSean Hamilton
• Local Female Veteran Harassed For Parking In Veterans-Only Spot
• Local COVID-19 Vaccine Clinics Start Opening For Kids As Young As 12
• 'I Was Excited': Kids Talk About Getting Their First COVID Shot
• Former Burbank Teacher Sean David Sigler Sentenced To 30 Years In Federal Prison In Child Pornography Case Involving Former Student
• California AG Rob Bonta To Examine Sean Monterrosa Killing By Vallejo Police
• Bats Go Silent As Phillies Miss Chance At Rare Road Sweep With 5-1 Loss To Nationals
• North Texas School Districts Work To Vaccinate Students, Communities Against COVID-19
• COVID-19 Vaccine Payouts: Are Incentives Enough To Push Through The Plateau?
• Working For Chicago: Amazon Now Hiring In The Chicago Area
• Missing Landscaper Found Dead In San Rafael; Co-Worker Arrested
• Apple Holds Edge In App Store Trial Despite Nagging Issues
• San Francisco's House of Prime Rib Voluntarily Closes for Food Borne Illness Investigation
• Massachusetts Reports 616 New COVID Cases, 9 Additional Deaths
• 'Its Getting Ridiculous' Drivers Complain About Increase In Gas Prices
• White Sox Beat Twins 4-2, Stretch Winning Streak To 6
• Elsa Segura, Lyndon Wiggins Indicted In 2019 NYE Killing Of Realtor Monique Baugh
• Florida Rep. Matt Gaetz Associate, Joel Greenberg, Expected To Plead Guilty, Cooperate With Prosecutors
• Taste With Tori: Take Your Taste Buds On Trip To Europe While Visiting Paloma's In Phoenixville
• DHS officials defend Biden's immigration policy
• LAFD Dedicates Faster, Nimbler Vehicle To Growing Number Of Fires At Venice Homeless Encampments
• Military sexual assaults increased slightly in 2020, report says
• Miami-Dade Homeless Trust Administers Johnson & Johnson Vaccine At Camillus House, Other Homeless Hot Spots
• Parker County Mother Arrested For Alleged Child Abuse After 5-Year-Old Son Dies
• Advice For New Moms Amid A Pandemic: It's OK To Let Friends' Advice 'Go In One Ear, Out The Other'
• Pac-12 Picks MGM Executive George Kilavkoff As Next Commissioner
• FBI Seeking Public's Help Finding Devontay Anderson; Feds Say Third Suspect Charged In Killing Of Jaslyn Adams Fled State To Avoid Prosecution
• Advocates Working To Document Which New York City Glass Buildings Pose Threats To Unsuspecting Birds
• Florida Gov. says he'll pardon people charged with breaking COVID protocol
• UT Arlington Graduates Celebrating In Person At Globe Life Field
• Police: New Castle Man Confesses To Killing Mom And Landlord, Injuring Another Neighbor
• 'Love Has Won' Cult Members Officially Charged After Leader's Mummified Remains Found
• Vaccination Clinics Across Massachusetts Open Doors To Children 12-15
• Broward Judge: BSO Deputies Fired Over Parkland School Massacre Get Jobs Back
• 'I've Been Waiting For This Day' Parents And Children React To Newly Approve Pfizer Vaccine For Ages 12 And Up
• Duracell, American Academy Of Pediatrics Launch Campaign Warning Parents About Danger Of Lithium Batteries
• 2 Arrested & Charged In Attack Of CBS4 News Crew In South Beach
• AIDS Walk: Combination Of Drugs Has Turned Deadly Disease Into Treatable, Chronic Condition
• Pennsylvania Gov. Wolf Urges Voters To Choose 'No' On Ballot Questions That Would Limit Executive Order Powers
• Miami-Dade, Broward Sites Vaccinating Those 12 And Up
• COVID In Florida: 4,064 New Cases, 50 Additional Deaths Reported Thursday
• Ones For Wellness: What Puts Women More At Risk For Strokes
• Why Musk's bitcoin U-turn caused a crypto crash
• Denver Police Find Stolen Jeep With 2-Year-Old Child Inside, Search For Suspect Continues
• Derek Chauvin Conviction: Judge Allows Use Of Video, Audio During June 25 Sentencing
• UPDATE: California Justice Department To Review Sean Monterrosa Killing By Vallejo Police
• Times Square Shooting: Florida Judge Orders Suspect Farrakhan Muhammad Held Without Bail
• Have a pacemaker? Keep your cell phone at least 6 inches away
• Consumer Demand Propels Record Number Of Imports At Port of Oakland
• 'Really Remarkable How Far We Have Come': Dr. Mallika Marshall On New CDC Mask Guidance
• Brockton High School Students Return To In-Person Classes Full-Time On May 17
• Vikings Trade CB Mike Hughes To Chiefs
• Pittsburgh Mayor Candidates Focus On Public Safety And Race
• 6 New Penguin Chicks Make Their Debut At Maryland Zoo
• $20,000 Reward Offered After Fire At Historic St. Leo's Church In Tacony Ruled Arson
• 16-Year-Old Charged With Capital Murder In Connection To Camran Kashawn Collier Slaying
• Five Michigan Students Named 2021 U.S. Presidential Scholars
• Religious Violence Spreads Across Israel As Death Toll From Gaza Airstrikes Mounts
• Trial For 3 Ex-MPD Officers In George Floyd's Death Pushed To March 2022
• FCC Expanding Broadband Access By Offering Families In Need Discounts On Bills, Equipment
• Philadelphia Teen Destiny Jackson Overcomes Significant Challenges To Be Among Best Of Class Of 2021
• US Government Puts 2 Rhode Island Lighthouses On The Market
• HBO Max Sets May 27 Air Date For 'Friends' Reunion Special
• CDC Guidance: Fully Vaccinated People Don't Need Masks In Most Indoor Spaces
• Attorney: Explosion Killing 3 Near Starved Rock May Be Linked To Demo Work
• LA County Refrigerator Program Expands Fresh Produce Offerings In Food Deserts, Cuts Electricity Bills For Small Business Owners
• Applying For A Home Loan In Super-Competitive DFW Housing Market
• ViacomCBS And USC Annenberg Establish HBCU Diversity In Journalism Scholarship To Advance Newsroom Diversity
• Staying in The Bay: Warriors Sign Oakland Native Juan Toscano-Anderson To 2-Year Deal
• NBA names social justice award after Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
• Jaylen Brown Expected To Return To Basketball Activities In Three Months
• Target pulls Pokemon cards, citing threat to workers
• Former Landlord Jimmy Wolfenbarger Charged In Death Of Tenant Holly Simmons 15 Years Ago 
• Cat Jumps From Fifth-Floor Window Of Burning Building In Englewood, Lands Safely
• Colorado Congressman Joe Neguse Introduces Bill To Designate 'Officer Eric H. Talley Post Office Building' In Boulder
• Body Of Erica Hernandez, Texas Mother Missing For Weeks, Found In Pond
• USC Annenberg And ViacomCBS Establish Scholarship To Advance Newsroom Diversity
• Maryland Department Of Health Reaches COVID-19 Response Milestone, 10 Million Tests Administered
• Mobile Soup Kitchens Take Food, Vaccine To Detroit's Poorest
• NBA Icon Jerry West Insulted At Being Left Off 'Top 5 Lakers List' By Team Owner Jeanie Buss: 'One Of Most Offensive Things I've Ever Heard'
• Delivery Driver Run Over By Her Own Car After It Was Stolen, Sheriff's Office Says
• Texas Bill Banning Abortions As Early As 6 Weeks Into Pregnancy Heads To Gov. Abbott's Desk
• Monty And Rose, Endangered Piping Plovers, Lay 3 Eggs At Montrose Beach Dunes
• The Bond Of Sisterhood: Woman Donates Kidney To Ailing Sibling -- And Later Carries Her Baby!
• The Bond Of Sisterhood: Woman Donates Kidney To Ailing Sibling -- And Later Carries Her Baby!
• Tom Brady Sr. Is Talking Trash About The Buccaneers-Patriots Game
• New York mayor chows down on camera: "Mmm, vaccinations"
• LA Launches Bilingual PSA Campaign To Urge Vaccinations In Latino Communities
• Evacuation Alert System To Be Tested At Torrance Beaches Again
• MDOT Releases List Of Weekend Road Work In Metro Detroit
• Gov. Gavin Newsom Seeks $1.5 Billion Boost For California's Small Businesses
• Report: Cornerback Dre Kirkpatrick Visiting Patriots
• 'Just Really Shaken Up': CBS Crew Attacked In Miami While Covering Story On Efforts To Curb Violence
• Westmoreland County Election Bureau In Need Of Poll Workers And Election Judges For May Primary
• City Park Jazz Announces 2021 Summer Lineup
• Possible Human Remains Found Near Paul Quinn College In Dallas
• Man Pleads Not Guilty To Burglary After Being Found In Redwood City Preschool
• Dogs Rescued From Prior Lake Townhome Fire; None Hurt
• 'Fort Worth's Fourth' Returns To Panther Island Pavilion With Some Modifications
• Police Looking For Suspect Who Fatally Shot Christopher Lee Lombr In Brooklyn Park
• CDC Updates Mask Guidelines: Vaccinated People Can Ditch Their Masks In Many Indoor Situations
• 1st Ballot Test Of Governor's Pandemic Powers Starts In Pennsylvania
• Hollywood Woman Tiffany Miranda Charged In Deadly Double Shooting
• Husband Of Former LA County DA Jackie Lacey Avoids Jail Time In Gun Case
• FAA Gives Denver International Airport Biggest Grant For Improvements In The U.S.
• 25-Year-Old Injured Running Away From Shots Fired In Clairton
• Green New Deal advocates see imprint on Biden's climate policy
• Updated CDC Guidance Says People Vaccinated Against COVID-19 Can Go Without Masks Indoors And Outdoors
• Hennepin Co. Officials Urge Residents To Plan Ahead When Making Driver's License Appointments
• Maryland State Fire Marshal Says Gasoline Should Be Placed In Approved Containers
• COVID-19 In Illinois: State Reports Fewest Coronavirus Hospitalizations In More Than A Month
• Police: Co-Worker Naheem Williamson Arrested In Tyree Roundtree's Murder Over $1,500 In Construction Wages
• Washington Man Sentenced To Prison For Possessing Thousands Of Child Porn Images
• Johns Hopkins Medicine Hosting COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic
• Baltimore Man Keith Davis Jr. Whose Been Tried For Kevin Jones' Murder 4 Times Gets New Trial
• CDC: Fully Vaccinated People No Longer Need To Wear Masks, Socially Distance In Many Indoor Situations
• LifeBridge Health Now Administering COVID-19 Children Ages 12 To 16
• Russia clears actress for flight to space station
• French Bulldog Puppy Advertised On Craigslist Taken At Gunpoint In Culver City
• Attorney Benjamin Crump says he takes death threats against him seriously
• Name Change: Vandenberg To Become Space Force Base
• College Admissions Scandal: Mill Valley Executive William McGlashan Sentenced To 3 Months Prison
• Report: Alex Rodriguez, Marc Lore Reach Agreement To Buy Timberwolves For $1.5B
• WANTED: Jamar Harris Sr. Accused Of Attacking And Kidnapping Ex-Girlfriend
• 184 Tickets Given Out, 10 Cars Towed After Turlock Sideshows Over Past 2 Weeks
• Two in three Americans think there is intelligent life on other planets
• WHO panel calls COVID-19 a "preventable disaster"
• Baldwin High School Holds COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic For Students
• Teachers union president calls for full reopening of schools in fall
• UPDATE: Concord Church Sanctuary, Offices Spared in 2-Alarm Fire
• Mega Millions Jackpot Increases To $430 Million For Friday Night's Draw On CBS4
• 'I Prayed So Hard': Pregnant Colorado Mom Talks About Fighting COVID In The ICU
• Marlins Edge Diamondbacks 3-2
• Heat waves may bring "very hazardous" conditions this summer
• More Than 18,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois Last Week Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Ald. Patrick Daley Thompson Pleads Not Guilty To Federal Charges In Bank Probe
• Charlie Coyle Ready To Return, Ondrej Kase Ruled Out For Game 1 Vs. Capitals
• Downtown Boston's First Retail Marijuana Shop Has Grand Opening; Said To Be Largest Dispensary On East Coast
• Gov. Charlie Baker Traveling To D.C. For Meetings With Mass. Delegation And Federal Officials
• Man Sentenced To Life For Murder Of Sara Hudson, Who Was Found In Burning SUV In Dallas
• CDC Eases Guidance On Indoor Mask-Wearing For Those Fully Vaccinated
• Celtics Will Close Regular Season With Two Afternoon Games
• Chick-fil-A rationing sauce amid supply shortage
• Police Find New Home For Hamster Abandoned With 'Free' Sign Next To It
• Pittsburg Drive-By Shootings Caught On Camera; Police Seek Suspects
• Petaluma Police Searching for Man Who Exposed Himself to 2 Girls
• 'O.K. To Not Be Okay': Denver Project Encourages Conversation About Mental Health Issues During The Pandemic
• Arrest Made After Woman Sexually Assaulted By Strange Man Who Crawled Into Her Bed In Miami Beach Hostel
• The Williams' Park Alliance To Host "Friends With Classic Cars" Event In Brightmoor Neighborhood
• Kids Get COVID Vaccine At Chicago's Rush Medical Center
• Spencer Silver, Inventor Of Post-It Notes Adhesive, Dies At 80
• Rolling Away -- Texas Motor Speedway President Eddie Gossage Announces Summer Retirement
• Jen Richards On CBS' 'Clarice': 'It Fills Me With Joy That Kids Can Watch A Trans Character Played By A Trans Actor'
• Jen Richards On CBS 'Clarice': 'It Fills Me With Joy That Kids Can Watch A Trans Character Played By A Trans Actor'
• Do You Lose Vaccine Protection Donating Blood? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your COVID Questions
• McDonald's to raise hourly pay to $13 in company-owned stores
• Report: 2 LA County Firefighters May Be Fired For Sharing Kobe Bryant Crash Photos
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 2,028 New Coronavirus Cases, 38 More Deaths
• Illinois To Enter 'Bridge Phase' Of Reopening Plan On Friday, Full Reopening Possible By June 11
• Pelosi condemns GOP lawmaker for downplaying Capitol assault
• Museum Of Science And Industry Reimagines Aviation For Passengers In 'Take Flight'
• Woman Speaks Exclusively With CBS3 After Being Carjacked At Gunpoint While Getting Gas At Port Richmond Wawa
• Shaw's And Star Market Removing One-Way Aisle Markers At Massachusetts Stores
• 'Be The Sunshine': Andover Students Write Messages In Memory Of Teacher Tia Pittounicos
• Speed Trap: Jeffco Deputies Will Be Enforcing The Law On Highway 93
• Blue spot on map reveals a warning for the climate
• New Program Would Shave $50 Off Monthly Internet Bills
• 'It's Better Than All The Holidays Rolled Into One': Parents Excited About Their Kids Getting The COVID Shot
• Montana Jordan And Raegan Revord On 'Young Sheldon' Being Picked Up For Three More Seasons: 'It's A Crazy Experience'
• Denver Hospital Hosting COVID Vaccine Clinic For Teens And Young Adults This Weekend
• 17 Residents Displaced After 2-Alarm Fire Damages Several Rowhomes In Chester
• Fulton Labs, New Biotech Startup In Fulton Market, Aims To Grow Chicago's Biotech And Life Sciences Industry
• Trial delayed for 3 ex-cops charged in George Floyd's death
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 65.4% Of Adults Received At Least One Dose Of The Vaccine
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Signs 'Alcohol To Go' Into Law
• Hot market for used cars is sending prices to "bizarre" levels
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 142 New Cases, No Additional Deaths
• FBI, BSO Use Excavator In "Court Authorized Law Enforcement Activity' In Oakland Park
• Monitor: All Of California In Moderate Drought Or Worse For First Time Since 2014
• Amazon to hire 75,000 logistics workers
• COVID In Minnesota: 19 More Deaths Reported, As Community Spread Remains High
• Tom Brady Shares A Rather Funny Thought On His Upcoming Game Against Patriots
• State Trial For Three Ex-Officers Charged In George Floyd's Death Postponed Until 2022
• Suzanne Morphew Disappearance: Barry Morphew's Arrest Affidavit Could Be Unsealed Thursday
• As Chip Shortage Goes On, Cars Are Scarce And Prices Are Up
• 'MOM' Series Finale Comes To CBS: 'My Kinda People And The Big To-Do'
• Ryan Scott Blinston, Tree Trimmer From Oroville, Charged In Series Of Deadly Throat-Slashings
• Man Charged In 'Grandparent Scams' That Took Over $100,000 From Elderly NH Residents
• 12-Year-Old Antioch Girl Shot Dead Inside Home; Suspect At Large
• New Mobile COVID-19 Vaccine Sites To Target CPS Students, Families
• Suspects Arrested For Bloody Vandalism Of Derek Chauvin Defense Witness' Former Santa Rosa Home
• Wildfire Season: Lafayette City Council To Hold Special Meeting On Wildfire Response
• 13K Unemployment Claims Filed In Maryland Last Week
• City Releases Farmers Market Schedule For Spring, Summer And Fall
• Fire At Power Plant Knocks Out Electricity To Apartments In Coney Island
• Bruins-Capitals Full First-Round Playoff Schedule Announced By NHL
• Rangers Mourn Passing Of 'Cookie Lady' Shirley Kost
• Phillies To Increase Capacity To 16,000 Starting Next Friday Against Boston Red Sox
• Parker Man Paralyzed After Stroke Believed To Be Caused By COVID
• New York City Begins Offering Pfizer Vaccine To Kids Ages 12-15 After CDC Approval
• Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Social Justice Champion Award Will Recognize Current NBA Player, Donate $100K To His Organization Of Choice
• It Seems Like The NFL Thinks The Patriots Will Be Bad Again In 2021
• Water Main Break Floods Roads In Residential Area Close To Denver-Englewood Border
• Survey: How Is Your Kid's School Year Going Now?
• Police Looking For Suspect Accused Of Slashing Man At Times Square Station
• Parents Can Sign Up 12-15 Year Old Children For COVID-19 Vaccinations; Here's How To Make An Appointment
• Dallas Detectives Searching For Woman Who Robbed Store Employee
• Welsh town elects nonbinary mayor in a historic first
• Michigan Health Officials Urge Primary Care Doctors To Help Vaccinate
• New Hampshire's Deerfield Fair Returning For 2021 After Year Hiatus
• Pine Fire: Nearly All Evacuations Lifted As Crews Halt Forward Progress Of Wildfire East Of Palmdale
• Avalanche Beat Kings 6-0 After Compher Hat Trick; One Win Away From Clinching President's Trophy
• Dallas Semi Driver Aron Griffin Charged With Human Smuggling After Rig Found With Dozens Of Noncitizens Inside
• Minnesota Twins Announce Target Field Capacity Increases, With 100% Capacity Set For July 5
• Lelands Auctioning Kobe Bryant Jersey Worn During Career At Lower Merion High School
• Family Of Missing Fort Lauderdale Man William "Bill" Schureck Offering Reward For Information On Whereabouts
• NYPD Asian Hate Crimes Task Force chief: Attacks "absolutely not new"
• Dr. Oz And Dr. Crupain Explain The Dangers Associated With Hazardous Chemicals Found In Some Phony Hand Sanitizers
• Restaurants rush to file applications for federal aid
• Krispy Kreme Is Giving Out Free Donuts To Graduating Seniors
• Massachusetts, New Hampshire Now Ranked Among 'Safest States During COVID' Thanks To High Vaccination Rate
• CAISO Cautiously Optimistic Lights Will Stay On, But Rolling Blackouts Still Possible This Summer
• NH Nurse Surprised With Diploma After Finishing Studies While Working COVID Frontlines
• Danny Ainge Backs Brad Stevens, But Says There Will Be Changes This Offseason
• Driver Killed, Passenger Injured After 3-Wheel Motorcycle Runs Off Highway In Western Wisconsin
• U Of M Cited In Lawsuit Alleging Sex Abuse By Former Hockey Coach
• Finalist leaves "American Idol" after controversial video surfaces
• Family Of 12-Year-Old Erica Gibson Says Girl Who Accidentally Shot Her Dead In Hazel Crest Had Earlier Posed With Long Gun In Social Media Video
• Smugglers Cross 119 Migrants, Including Unaccompanied Children Amid Storm At Southern Border 
• Stockton Police Chief Praises Hero Neighbor Who Saved Little Boy During Deadly Shooting
• AG Nessel Issues Consumer Alert On Over-The-Counter Hearing Aids
• Fear of war grips Mideast as religious violence spreads in Israel
• Fauci: Kids should be encouraged to get vaccine
• Thrifty Traveler: What's Changed When It Comes To Flying?
• EXCLUSIVE: A Look Inside The Secret Headquarters Of Project Blitz, One Of LA's Hottest Sneaker Dealers
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• Vaccines For Kids In Massachusetts: What You Need To Know
• Man Rescued, 2 Dogs Killed In Simi Valley House Fire
• Tom Brady Might Set NFL's All-Time Passing Record Against Patriots In Foxboro
• Judge Approves $577 Million Settlement For Maryland HBCUs
• Thieves Strike At FattE-Bikes, Electric Bike Shop On Federal Boulevard
• 20-Year-Old Blair Jones Charged In Attempted Murder In Baltimore
• Detroit Historical Society Seeks Stories For Oral History Collections
• Covid-19 Headquarters: How To Spot Counterfeit Masks & Phony Sanitizer
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• People Are Getting A Jump On The Summer Season, Survey Finds
• Weather Blog: Heat & Cicadas
• Revolution Feel A Little Robbed After Controversial No-Call In Philadelphia
• COVID In MN: 12- to 15-Year-Old Children Now Eligible For Vaccine
• Biden urges calm as Colonial Pipeline comes back online
• Bystanders Help Nab Suspect Who Beat, Robbed Elderly Asian Woman Near San Francisco Japantown
• Jackson Health Vaccinating Those 12 To 18, Appointments Required
• High School Senior With Terminal Cancer Helps Raise Money For Others Battling Illnesses
• COVID-19 Protections Not Offered To Some Migrant Seafood Workers
• Baltimore City Councilman Zeke Cohen Arrested At CASA Protest In DC
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• Cabrera Becomes Venezuelan Hit King
• Liz Cheney removed from House GOP leadership
• Gas shortages may linger due to pipeline cyberattack "hysteria"
• Sinkhole Shuts Down Busy Bellevue Intersection, Crews Working On Repairs
• Jobless claims fall to pandemic-era low as layoffs ease
• Some Local Companies, Cities Giving Financial Incentives To Those Who Get COVID Vaccine
• FAA Investigates Mid-Air Collision Between 2 Small Planes Above Cherry Creek Reservoir South Of Denver
• Celtics Are A Bad Team That Lost A Lot Of Games To A Lot Of Bad Teams
• Ex-WH counsel Don McGahn to testify before House panel
• Pistons Lock Up Casey Through 2023-24
• Miami-Dade Schools Offering COVID-19 Vaccinations At Schools For Eligible Students, Their Families, Staff
• 'Close To $1,000 Just To Get Into The Nosebleeds': Tom Brady's Return To Gillette Stadium Could Draw Record Ticket Prices
• When Insurance Company Wouldn't Budge On His Claim, He Took Matters Into His Own Hands; Who Monitors Complaints Against Insurers In Illinois?
• Supreme Court Justices Consider Hearing Dallas Hospital Case On 'Most Offensive Word'
• American, Swiss climbers die on Everest in year's 1st fatalities
• Patriots Facing Three Teams Coming Off Byes In 2021
• Most indoor mask guidelines may be on way out in U.S., experts say
• Local Vaccination Sites Begin Administering Pfizer Vaccine To Kids Ages 12 To 15 Thursday; Some Sites Extend Hours
• Drive-In Prayer Service For End Of Ramadan Being Held At Aurora's Fox Valley Mall
• Preakness Is 1st Horse Race To Make Digital Souvenir NFTs
• Amazon Air Begins Daily Cargo Service At Pittsburgh International Airport
• Storms Cause Evacuation Of Texas Border Patrol Tent Facility
• Judge Rejects Plea Deal For Darknet Child Porn Purveyor
• Stage Nearly Set For Miss Universe Pageant At Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino In Hollywood
• There Is No Gas Shortage In South Florida, Panic Buying Led To Long Lines At Gas Stations
• Derek Chauvin Conviction: Judge Says Prosecutors Proved Multiple Aggravated Sentencing Factors, Including Cruelty
• Miami Proud: Young Musician On Autism Spectrum Showcases Extraordinary Talent
• Big Postseason Win For Dallas Mavs As They Eliminate Pelicans 125-107
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• UPDATE: Newsom Says California Likely To Keep Some Mask Mandates After June 15
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• Computer Chip Shortage Causing A Slow Down In The New Car Market
• Lawyers spar over evidence of Ahmaud Arbery's past police encounters
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• Conspiracy theories swirl around Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine
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• American Airlines Among 3 Biggest US Carriers Suspending Flights To Israel
• Tesla will no longer accept Bitcoin payments, citing environment
• Rarely-spotted football fish washes up on California beach
• AT&T Byron Nelson Preview: 'If You Drive The Ball Long, You're Going To Have The Advantage Around Here,' Says CBS Sports' Mark Immelman
• Bjørn Johnsen Scores 2 Goals In 11 Minutes, Montreal Edges Miami
• California's Mask Mandate Could End On June 15, Gov. Newsom Says
• McConnell calls changes to 2017 tax law a "red line"
• Pittsburgh Weather: Another Chilly Start Gives Way To A Mild Afternoon
• Discover DFW: Paddlesports On The Trinity River
• Colonial Pipeline begins restart following cyberattack
• University president resigns after plagiarizing part of speech
• New Castle Man Back In Jail After Killing Two People, Injuring Another, And Attempting To Escape
• Firefighters Battle Fire At Vacant Building In Englewood
• Police Standoff Ends In Holmesburg With Armed Woman Taken Into Custody
• Chicago Weather: Warmup In Effect
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• Times Square Shooting Suspect Farrakhan Muhammad Taken Into Custody Near Jacksonville, Florida
• It Happens Here: Former Kingston Oyster Farmer Pivots To Fashion With 'The Oyster Bag'
• Police Arrest Woman Accused Of Attacking Asian Woman With Hammer Near Times Square
• Philadelphia Police Investigating Shooting In Kensington
• Philadelphia Police: 21-Year-Old Woman Shot In Strawberry Mansion By Man She Knows
• Report: Mars Area School District Signs Off On New Contract With Teachers Union
• Man Killed, 3 Others Injured When Gunman Opens Fire On Crowd Painting Mural For Another Shooting Victim In Southwest Philly
• Philadelphia To Begin Offering Children Ages 12-15 Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine On Thursday After CDC's Recommendation
• UPMC Holding Free, Virtual Clinic To Discuss Dangers Of Vaping
• Pittsburgh City Controller's Audit Calls For More Funding For Citizen Police Review Board
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Health Department Will Begin Vaccinating Children
• Man Pleads Guilty To Homicide By Vehicle In Crash That Killed Passenger
• Pittsburgh River Rescue Adds New Paramedic And Police Rescue Boat
• COVID Recovery: Growing Number Of Bay Area Schools Plan On In-Person Graduations
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• Biden signs cybersecurity executive order following Colonial Pipeline hack
• New York City mayoral candidates face off in first debate
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• Biden meets with 6 GOP senators in attempt to find infrastructure compromise
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• Biden to meet with Republican lawmakers on infrastructure plan
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• Former IRS commissioner: Biden's tax plan would create fairer system
• Violence escalates in deadly Israeli-Palestinian conflict
• Virginia pastor turns one stolen bike into hundreds of free fixed-up bikes to help his community
• WorldView: Colombian protesters’ new demands; American dies on Mount Everest
• Barry Jenkins on honoring his ancestors with epic new series, "The Underground Railroad"
• NBA announces new social justice award named after Hall of Famer Kareem Abdul Jabbar
• Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announces five $1 million lottery drawings for vaccinated residents
• Biden meeting with Republican senators to strike deal over White House infrastructure plan
• Climate change and the growing risks of heat waves and power failures
• Town with one COVID-19 case still facing crippling effects from pandemic
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• Dr. Fauci on what to consider when deciding whether to vaccinate kids over 12
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