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• 'Clean This Damn State Up': Newom's Budget Proposal Marks Largest Investment Ever In California Cleanup Efforts
• 'Something That's Been There My Whole Life': Piece Of Stockton History Destroyed In Fire
• COVID Reopening: East Bay Moviegoers Carefully Step Back Into Theaters
• 3 Suspects Sought for Friday Night Shooting Near San Mateo High School
• Mask Or No Mask: Businesses Take Different Approach On New CDC Guidelines
• City Park Farmers Market Opens Saturday With Dozens Of Colorado-Based Vendors
• 'It's Wonderful Getting Our Lives Back!': Gov. Jared Polis Hosts First Post-Pandemic Mask-Free Event at Governor's Mansion
• Competition Rises For Wedding Venue Bookings As Couples Look To Tie The Knot Post-Pandemic
• Kershaw Fans 11, Dodgers Top Miami 9-6 For 3rd Straight Win
• Newsom's Spending Binge Reshapes California Recall Election
• CHP Investigating Deadly Fontana Tesla Crash To See If Self-Driving Computer Played Part
• 'I Don't Regret My Decision': Truck Driver Who Stopped Dangerous April Pursuit Says Insurance Company Won't Cover Claim
• Helicopter Drops 'Fireballs' That Ignite Controlled Burns To Mitigate Wildfire Fuel, Help Elk Habitat
• Newsom Says Most Californians Will Reap Benefits From State Budget Surplus
• With Stars Sidelined, Poole Steps Up, Helps Lead Warriors Past Pelicans
• University Of California Drops SAT, ACT Scores For Admission
• Osakis Turns Out For Beloved Coach & Widower Who Leaves Behind 3 Boys
• Chicago Weather: Expect Showers On Saturday; Sunday Will Live Up To Its Name
• Divers Begin 6-Month Project to Rid Lake Tahoe of Trash
• Abreu, Dozier Collide; White Sox Split Doubleheader With Royals
• Search Continues For Hennessy, The Cat Who Survived Miraculous Six-Story Jump From Burning Apartment
• Fire Investigation at Burned-Out Concord Church Indicates Blaze Sparked by Human Activity
• A's Hit 4 Homers, Beat Twins 6-1
• Denver Bar Requires Proof Of COVID Vaccination To Drink Inside Without Face Mask
• Downtown Denver Prepares For Busy Summer As COVID Restrictions Like Face Masks And Social Distancing Fade Away
• Assault Suspect Flees Northglenn Liquor Store On Electric Scooter
• COVID In Denver: Independent Pharmacist Hopes To Vaccinate Hundreds In Just A Few Hours
• Male Suspect Dies After Chase, Crash, Shooting With Denver Police
• NYPD: 4 Suspects In Custody After 3 Subway Riders Slashed Within Minutes In Lower Manhattan
• Chicago Restaurants Navigate Loosening COVID-19 Restrictions During Bridge Phase
• Diana Taurasi Hits 3 With 1 Second Left, Mercury Beat Lynx 77-75
• SoCal Business Owners And Patrons Confused Whether Masks Will Be Required Indoors
• 3 Injured Following Gas Explosion In Pikesville On Friday
• Co-Owners Of Frick Park Market, Made Famous By Mac Miller, Retiring After 13 Years
• Long Island Hispanic Bar Association Organizes Free Prom Dress Boutique For Freeport High School Students
• Rockets Get 122-115 Win With Clippers Resting Stars
• A's Hit 4 Homers To Back Frankie Montas, Beat Twins 6-1
• Convicted Man Fighting To Have Case Reheard After Jailhouse Confession Removes Evidence In A Murder He Says He Did Not Commit
• Rays Rally Late, End Mets' 7-Game Winning Streak
• New Car Market Delays Drive Used Car Prices To Spike By Thousands
• I-Team: Law Passed During Pandemic Protects Nursing Homes From Lawsuits
• Crucifix Toppled, American Flag Destroyed At Brooklyn Church
• May: Stroke Awareness Month
• 'There's More Aggression, More Confrontational Attitude': Miami Beach Police Chief On Increasing Safety, Security
• Many Americans Looking To Travel Again This Summer, But What Will That Look Like?
• CDC's New Mask Mandate Encourages People To Get COVID Vaccinations
• MAP: What Percent Of Your Community Is Fully Vaccinated Against COVID-19?
• Judge Hits 2 More Homers Vs O's, Send Yankees To Win
• Philadelphia Chef Eli Kulp Finds New Mission After Being Paralyzed In Amtrak Crash, Battle With Depression
• Man In Custody After Bomb Threat Hoax At Joint Base Andrews
• Some Pittsburgh-Area Businesses Will Still Require Masks Following CDC's New Guidance
• Florida Rep. Matt Gaetz Associate, Joel Greenberg, Strikes Deal To Plead Guilty, Cooperate With Prosecutors
• 2-Year-Old Girl Shot In Little Village: Police
• Maryland's Charlie Marquez Is One Of America's Youngest Jockeys, Races At Pimlico
• Manuel Benavente Gets 35 Years To Life For Assaulting Riverside Woman, Developmentally Disabled Daughter
• Fire Reported In Apartment Building In Parkville On Friday
• Walmart, Trader Joe's And Costco Say Vaccinated Customers Don't Have To Wear Masks In Stores
• Universal Orlando Resort Won't Require Masks Outdoors Starting Saturday
• Trader Joe's One Of First To Drop Mask Mandate For Fully-Vaccinated Customers
• Medina Spirit Passes 3 Drug Tests Ahead Of Preakness
• Publix Drops Mask Mandate For Fully Vaccinated Customers And Employees
• Maryland Ranked Second For Protecting Residents From Covid, Study Says
• COVID-19 Travel Restrictions State By State (As Of May 15)
• Pirates Rally Past Giants 3-2 in 11 Innings
• Bryant Hits 2-Run Homer, Cubs Outlast Detroit
• City Leaders Seek to Work With A's, Major League Baseball To Keep Team in Oakland
• Judge Hits 2 More Homers Vs O's, Sends Yankees To 5-4 Win
• MOVE Bombing Victims' Remains Thought To Have Been Cremated, Disposed Found At Medical Examiner's Office, Mayor Kenney Says
• Dalbec Hits 2-Run Shot As Red Sox Rally Past Angels 4-3
• Preakness Stakes 2021 Preview: Can Medina Spirit Overcome Controversy?
• Tiffany Reilly Of Sykesville Killed In Ellicott City Crash
• Adam Frazier Rallies Pirates Past Giants 3-2 In 11 Innings
• Dalbec Hits 2-Run Shot As Red Sox Rally Past Angels 4-3
• Chief Search: Detroit Board Of Police Commissioners Agree To Find Candidates
• Sixers Rout Magic To Clinch No. 1 Seed In East For First Time In 20 Years
• New Reopening Phase Means Life For Vaccinated Almost Back To Normal
• Bill Maher tests positive for COVID-19
• Denver Nuggets Head Coach Michael Malone: 'The Nuggets Don't Get Respect'
• Scuba Divers Begin 6-Month Effort To Rid Lake Tahoe Of Trash
• Six Flags New England Reopens After More Than 13 Months
• Dallas County's Pop-Up COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic In Deep Ellum Just Right For Friday Night
• Miami Heat Announce Return Of United In Black Uniforms For 2021 NBA Playoffs
• Video Shows Marjorie Taylor Greene Taunting New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez At Capitol Office In 2019
• Secret Service Helps Recover $2B Through Investigations Into Covid-Related Financial Fraud
• Masks Still Required Indoors In New Jersey Despite CDC's New Guidance
• Road To Reopening: Animatronic Dinosaur Park In Leonia Reopens In June
• 16-Year-Old Quamir Mitchell Gunned Down In Southwest Philadelphia Weeks Before High School Graduation
• Mayor Nominates Annette Nance-Holt To Be First Woman Commissioner Of Chicago Fire Department
• 49ers QB Trey Lance Ready For Work At Rookie Camp
• I-Team: Nora Baston To Be Named New Boston Police Commissioner; Dennis White Challenging Removal
• Florida State University Eyeing Candidates To Replace Retiring President John Thrasher
• Vandenberg Air Force Base Renames To Align With US Space Force
• NJ Transit Reaches Settlements Nearly 5 Years After Deadly Crash At Hoboken Terminal
• Father Larry Sullivan Reinstated As Pastor Of Christ The King Parish In Beverly
• Marin Buzzes Over San Anselmo Bear Sighting; Officials Say He Was Likely Searching For Food
• Baltimore City Health Department Partners With St. Agnes Hospital To Offer Vaccinations For Ages 12 And Up
• Body Found In Burned Out Car On Long Island
• 2 Teens Rushed To Hospital After Double Shooting In Kensington, Police Say
• Protesters March In Sacramento In Support Of Palestinians Amid Israeli Conflict
• Aidan Atkinson Sentenced To 1 Year Probation In Plea Agreement
• NYC Nonprofits Team Up For Combination Food, COVID Vaccination Drive In Queens
• China successfully lands rover on Mars
• What's The Science Behind CDC's Decision To Say Fully Vaccinated People Don't Need Masks?
• Good Samaritans Rescue Couple From Sinking Car In Cedar Lake
• Kidnapping Suspect Arrested At Mother's Palmdale Apartment After Wild Chase, Standoff
• Brooklyn Center, Where Daunte Wright Shot, To Vote On Policing Changes
• Matthew K Walsh Of Baltimore Indicted After Allegedly Using Female Aliases To Lure Minor Boys Online
• Brentwood City Council Pulls Permit for Long-Operating Natural Gas Pipeline
• COVID Restrictions In New Jersey: Gov. Phil Murphy Says Indoor Mask Mandate Will Remain In Place Despite New CDC Guidance
• Crisis and loss in the House of Windsor
• Drug Expert: U.S. Needs an 'Operation Warp Speed' for Opioid Epidemic
• Brazos River Authority Issues Warning About Potential Danger Of Algae In Lake Granbury
• Paul McCartney says Queen Elizabeth "looked like a film star"
• National Aquarium To Be Illuminated With High-Efficiency LED Lights
• 'A Miracle': Ohio Mayor Saves Skydiving Partner's Life After Malfunction
• Teen Dies Nearly 2 Years After He Was Shot At Fourth Of July Celebration In Pittsburgh
• Vietnam Veteran Celebrates Graduation From UT Arlington Decades After Earning His Degree
• Folsom Lake Levels Continue To Drop Amid Drought Emergency, Push For Water Conservation
• Prosecutors Request Most Charges Be Dropped In Sexual Assault Case Against OC Surgeon, Grant Robicheaux, And Girlfriend
• COVID In Denver: No More Face Masks, Capacity Limits, Or Social Distancing Starting Sunday
• Teachers union president says she supports full reopening of schools
• Officials: Tesla Autopilot Probed In Fatal Southern California Crash
• QB Trey Lance Ready For Work At 49ers Rookie Camp
• Arraignment Set In July For 3 Ex-MPD Officers In Floyd's Death
• Former Wilkinsburg Police Officer Under Investigation For Shooting Romir Talley Hired By Penn Hills Police Department
• Under Proposal N The City Of Detroit Says Demo, Rehab Of Abandon Properties Underway
• Reptile On The Run: A Placerville Family's Plea To Find Their Lost 100 Pound Tortoise
• AIDS Walk: Despite Changes Brought On By COVID, The Mission Remains The Same
• COVID In Highlands Ranch: Wall Of Photos Shows Health Care Heroes In A Different Light
• Target Pulls Trading Cards From Shelves Following Violent Attack In Wisconsin
• 'Open For Business': Denver's Arts And Entertainment Industry Ready For Triumphant Return After COVID
• Drugstores Offer Pfizer Vaccine For Kids Age 12-15 Under New Approval
• Whitmer: Fully Vaccinated Michiganders No Longer Required To Wear A Mask Indoors Or Outdoors
• Man Shot In Head And Arm In West Baltimore Friday
• Alderman Worried About Increase In Weekend Crime After Large Crowds Of Teens Cause Trouble In Downtown Chicago
• Rancho Cucamonga Man Charged In 2003 Killing Of Woman Found In San Diego Dumpster
• 9th Circuit Court Upholds $25M Award In Sonoma Man's Monsanto Cancer Case
• How one group is helping businesses in Manhattan's Chinatown
• COVID: California Weighing Issues Around New CDC Masking Guidelines
• Teenage Colorado School Of Mines Graduate Lives Life To The Fullest
• No-Bake Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough
• Army Wife Springs Black-Eyed Susan Upset At Pimlico
• Pittsburgh Mayoral Candidates Reveal Their Day 1 Top Priority If Elected
• County Election Bureaus Short On Poll Workers
• Cherry Chutney Recipe
• Denver Weather: Active Weather Returns This Weekend
• Fairfield Man Convicted Of Deadly 2011 Shooting At Woodland Bar That Killed Gabriel Villareal Ibarra
• Former Broward Sheriff Scott Israel Offered Job Reviewing Red Light Tickets
• Baltimore County Police Searching For Missing 33-Year-Old Woman
• 'Interest Has Been Booming': Encino Pediatric Practice Offering COVID Vaccines To Children
• IRS: People Who Overpaid On Tax Refunds Ahead Of Monday Deadline Could Be Getting Money Back
• South Bay Civil Engineer 'Mr. Barricade' Rises to Fame on TikTok
• Grass Fire In Woodside Sparked By Illegal Campfire; Man Arrested
• 'The Vibe Is The Best Part' After More Than 700 Days, Black Eyed Susan Day Returns
• Change In Stadium Seating Policies Leaves Yankees Fan In The Lurch: 'It's So Last Minute, I Can't Meet Their Requirements'
• 'I Really Worry': Colorado Mom Concerned Kids Who Can't Yet Get Vaccine Will Get Wrong Message From Unmasked Adults
• Fort Worth Family Says Amazon Kindle Fire Hacked, Stranger Asks Child For Name, Address
• Allegheny County Man Accused Of Putting Hidden Camera In Bathroom At Canonsburg Youth Center
• 2 Injured In Shooting Thursday Night Outside Greeley Apartment Complex
• Rally In Bridgeview In Support Of Palestine As Violence Continues In The Middle East
• 'I'm Excited Prom 2021!': Chicago Seniors Celebrate A Fun Rite Of Passage At Soldier Field
• School Districts Wait For Guidance From State On Mask-Wearing For Students
• COVID: Walmart, Trader Joe's and Costco Drop Mask Requirements for Vaccinated Customers
• Questions Linger After Death Of 12-Year-Old Romy Vilsaint: Family Says He Was Bullied At School But 'Nobody Is Telling Us Anything'
• Hennessy, The Cat Who Leapt To Safety From Burning Englewood Apartment Building, Hasn't Returned Home
• Despite End Of Mandate, Many Minnesotans Not Ready To Drop The Masks
• Seeking A Marriage Or Driver's License In Hennepin County? You Might Wait Awhile
• USC Kicks Off Week Of Graduation Celebrations At Coliseum For Classes Of 2020, 2021
• Former CBS4 Reporter Caught In Middle Of Israeli-Palestinian Fighting
• ViacomCBS keeps $120 million after arbitration with former CEO Les Moonves
• 'Nobody Wants To Pay More': The Procrastinator's Guide To Tax Day 2021 As Offered By Philadelphia Accountants
• Sign war between Virginia businesses brings communities together
• Liam's List May 14: Teen Production 'Beyond Differences,' Aquarium of the Bay, '616 Wilford Lane'
• Furry Tails: Boone's Bow Ties And Wheels
• Road To Reopening: Busy Rehearsal Studios Offer A Sign Of Hope As NYC Artists Prepare To Return To The Stage
• Military Signing Day: Golden High School Recognizes Students Enlisting In Service
• Midnight Green, Meet Blue And Yellow: La Salle University Holding In-Person Graduation Ceremonies At Lincoln Financial Field
• New York Lawmakers Propose Creating Highway Safety Corridor On Southern State Parkway
• Denver Celebrates Three New Public Art Installations Across The City
• Qinxuan Pan Arrested In Slaying Of Kevin Jiang, Yale Student From Chicago
• Furry Tails: Daisy And Rocky Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• More Colorado Rockies Fans Can Fill Coors Field Starting June 1
• Pandemic Stress Can Impact Children Who Stutter, Increase Its Severity
• Mega Millions Jackpot At $430 Million For Friday's Drawing
• Monday Is The Deadline To File Your Taxes
• Walmart, Sam's Club And Costco Say Vaccinated Customers Don't Have To Wear Masks In Stores
• Costco, Trader Joe's To Allow Fully-Vaccinated People To Shop Without A Mask
• Bill Targeting Those Who Lie On Firearm Purchase Applications Heads To Texas Governor
• 'Having Fun And Developing Community': Ninja Warrior Gym To Open In Downtown St. Paul
• 'You Saved My Life' Schaumburg Man Reunited With Good Samaritan Who Pulled Him From A Burning Car
• 'You Could Hear It Was A Fight': Two Critically Hurt In Shooting At Fort Lauderdale Moving Business
• May Is Pre-Eclampsia Awareness Month, Condition Affects 2 Of 100 Pregnant Women
• 'We Can Start Going Back To Normal': Minnesotans React To End Of Mask Mandate
• COVID In Colorado: Special Forces Foundation Shifts Focus From Veterans To Health Care Workers Amid 'Burnout'
• New CDC Mask Guidance Has Some People Feeling Conflicted
• 'This Is A Public Health Epidemic': Local Leaders Launch Intense 90-Day Operation To Combat Gun Violence
• Arizona's GOP-led ballot audit to be paused temporarily
• One Last Dance: Saint Basil's Academy Holding Special Senior, Junior Proms Before Closing
• Masks Still Needed For People With Suppressed Immune Systems
• New CPD Policy On Search Warrants To Go Into Effect May 28; Police To Begin Tracking Wrong Raids
• Prince Harry Says Parenting Style Of Royal Family Inflicts 'Pain And Suffering'
• As Weather Improves, FDNY's Marine Division Gears Up For A Busy Season On The Water
• How To Spend Federal COVID Relief Hangs Over Minnesota Legislature
• Miami Dolphins Food Relief Program Helps Small Businesses Reach Those In Need
• Strangers Are Making Sure To Honor The Lives Of Colorado Veterans Whose Remains Went Unclaimed
• 'We Have Run Into A Little Bit Of A Struggle': North Texas Restaurants Having Hard Time Staffing Up
• Experts: Untreated Hearing Loss Can Also Lead To Depression, Loneliness, 'Very Big Issues'
• 20 Migrants, Including 2 Children Found In Trailer Without Ventilation At Immigration Checkpoint 
• Don't Accidentally Wash This Ticket: Mega Millions Jackpot Hits $430 Million
• Researcher Calls For Second MOVE Commission After Bombing Victims' Remains Cremated Without Family's Notice
• Exclusive: Multi-Agency Group Sweeps Up 3 Homeless Encampments In Hell's Kitchen, Midtown West
• University Of Minnesota Lifts Mask Mandate For Fully Vaccinated Students, Staff
• 'Interest Has Quadrupled': Local Store Owner Says Pokémon, Sports Cards Sales Have Spiked During Pandemic
• Rivers Casino: Fully Vaccinated People Don't Have To Wear Masks
• Texas House Passes Botham Jean Act To Address Police Body-Worn Cameras
• Police: Pellet Gun Found In Backpack Of Student At Lodi Middle School
• Bear Cub Released Back Into Wild After Being Treated For Burns Suffered in Cameron Peak Fire
• NH To End $300 Unemployment Benefit Before September
• Pretty Woman: The Musical
• Book excerpt: "Zero Fail: The Rise and Fall of the Secret Service"
• Rev. Lawrence Sullivan Reinstated As Pastor Of Christ The King Parish; Archdiocese Says Decades-Old Sex Assault Claim 'Cannot Be Substantiated'
• BSO Needs Help In Solving Teen's Murder On Mother's Day
• One Person Critically Injured In Davie Shooting
• 2 LA Sheriff's Detectives Involved In 2018 Drug Raid Indicted With Falsifying Police Report, Perjury
• DIA CEO Kim Day Retiring In July
• District Keeps Kids At Home Because Of Lack Of Bus Drivers
• Irving Police Find 2-Year-Old Timba Lopez With Her Father
• 'The State's Too Damn Dirty': Gov. Newsom Proposes Improving Infrastructure And Social Programs With $100 Billion Surplus Money
• Trump Defender Rep. Elise Stefanik Succeeds Liz Cheney In House Republican Leadership Role
• Amherst, NH Lake House Destroyed By Explosion
• 53,000 Households Behind Rent Payments Due To Pandemic
• Pittsburgh Catholic Diocese Says Fully Vaccinated People Don't Need To Wear Masks In Church
• COVID In Florida: 3,590 New Cases, 71 Additional Deaths Reported Friday
• Affidavit: Barry Morphew Used Missing Wife's Ballot To Vote For Trump In 2020
• Thousands Flee Israeli Fire As Death Toll Mounts
• To Mask Or Not To Mask? Confusion Remains After CDC Says They're No Longer Necessary For Fully Vaccinated Americans
• Delta To Require All New U.S. Hires To Be Fully Vaccinated
• Sixers To Give Away 500 Tickets For Season Finale For Fans Who Get Vaccinated On Saturday
• Ex-Fall River Mayor Jasiel Correia Found Guilty Of 21 Charges In Corruption Trial
• Popular Pau Hana's Tiki Boat Tours Launch At Jersey Shore
• Massachusetts Reports 337 New COVID Cases, 18 Additional Deaths
• Mystery: 7 Years After Her Disappearance, Still No Traces Of Pa. Mother Amanda DeGuio
• 1st Case Of Brazil P.1 COVID-19 Variant Detected In Stanislaus County
• White Sox First Baseman Jose Abreu, Royals' Hunter Dozier Injured In Collision
• Samaritan House Expands To Meet Increased Need Among Those Experiencing Homelessness
• Wexford Native Dan Smyers And Wife Heartbroken Over Loss Of Their 16-Year-Old Rescue Dog
• Code Orange Air Quality Action Day Issued Saturday For Liberty-Clairton Area
• Pittsburgh Penguins: Fans Must Wear Masks For Playoff Games At PPG Paints Arena
• Denver Man In Anti-Semitic Group, Joseph Bounds, Arrested In South Florida
• Ludlow Civil War Soldiers Monument Toppled After Car Crash; Driver Cited For 3 Violations
• Federal Indictment: U.S. Marshal Ian Diaz Posed As Ex-Girlfriend To Fabricate Harassment, Threats Against Former Wife
• Total Lunar Eclipse Coming May 26, When To See Super Flower Blood Moon In Colorado
• Jury Finds Man Guilty In Case Of Starved And Tortured Boy In Mercer County
• Colorado Springs Shooting: Hundreds Mourn Victims At Vigil
• Ramps On 5 Freeway Reopen In Downey And Santa Fe Springs
• PNC Bank Commits $7.5 Million To Create Affordable Housing In Detroit
• COVID Vaccines: Contra Costa County To Set Up Mobile Vaccination Clinics At Schools
• UPDATE: Oakland Police Identify 2 People Fatally Shot in Recent Surge of Homicides
• Sketch Released, Reward Offered In 2016 Double Murder In San Francisco
• Timberwolves, Lynx Announce Sale To Alex Rodriguez, Marc Lore
• Police: 17-Year-Old Steals Truck, Leads Police On High-Speed Pursuit Before Crashing
• Six Of 25 AR-15 Rifles Missing From Miami Police Department Recovered
• 'You Fam?' WWE's Braun Strowman Believes Baltimore Ravens' Rookie Ben Cleveland May Be Long-Lost Brother
• New Billboard Announces Up To $50K Reward For Answers In Dallas Road Rage Murder Of Chris Murzin
• Pennsylvania Legislators Introduce Break The Cycle Of Violence Act To Get More Funding To Fight Philadelphia Crime
• Colombian VP speaks out on tax plan that sparked deadly protests
• CDC's New Mask Guidance Is "Very Big News" For Disney Parks
• 18-Year-Old Shot In Essex Thursday Night
• Arizona official denounces "unprecedented" election audit
• Man Arrested For Murder Of Teen Struck, Killed In Middle Of Dallas Freeway
• Plea negotiations underway in some Capitol riot cases
• Eaglet To Be Buried In Sacred Ceremony After Nest Collapse Near Standley Lake
• More Than 7 Million COVID Vaccine Doses Administered In Massachusetts
• Thousands flee Israeli fire as death toll mounts: "It was a massacre"
• Trader Joe's To Let Fully Vaccinated Customers Shop Without Masks; MA Face Covering Mandate Still In Place
• Amazing Video: Cat Jumps From Fifth-Floor Window Of Burning Building -- And Lands Safely!
• CDC eases indoor mask restrictions for fully vaccinated people
• East Palo Alto Woman Channels Family Heartache Into Helping Others
• Trader Joe's: Fully Vaccinated Customers Can Ditch Masks
• Don't want to stop wearing your mask? Psychotherapist explains
• Florida Gambling Measures Emerge For Special Session
• Bruins' History With Tom Wilson, Zdeno Chara Adds Intrigue To Playoff Series With Capitals
• Qinxuan Pan, MIT Grad Student Wanted In Yale Murder, Arrested In Alabama
• Drug exec emails mocked Appalachians as "pillbillies"
• Pennsylvania Department Of Health: Businesses Can Still Require Masks
• Concord Man Convicted Of Firebombing Homes Of People On His Enemies List
• Hayward Police Confirm Recent Arrests of 5 Juveniles for Attempted Robbery, Carjacking
• WWE's Braun Strowman Wants 'Family Reunion' With Ravens' Rookie Ben Cleveland At Jimmy's Famous Seafood
• Erie Hot Air Balloon Festival Lifts Off
• North Texas City Calling On Residents To Help With Cracking Down On Excessive Noise
• Gov. Newsom Presents Budget That Shows California Awash in Tax Revenue
• Delta is first U.S. airline to require new hires be vaccinated
• Waivers Approved For 6 High Schools Ahead Of Full-Time In-Person Learning Deadline
• Man Arrested In Redwood City On Vehicle Theft, Weapons Charges
• Several Buildings Evacuated After Gas Leak Reported In Downtown Baltimore
• Texas Students Getting A 'Long Distance' Call From Astronauts In Space
• Rio Grande Valley Border Patrol Agents Seize Half A Million In Marijuana
• Facebook Loses Court Fight Over Halting European Union - US Data Transfers
• Fans At Target Field No Longer Required To Wear Masks In Outdoor Spaces, But It's Still 'Strongly Encouraged'
• Dog Killed, Family Displaced After Fire At Windsor Mill Home
• 'He Loved His Officers': 2 Fallen Beaver Co. Police Chiefs Remembered For National Police Week
• Law Enforcement Increases Patrols Along Dangerous 35-Mile Stretch Of Highway 287 Between Fort Collins And Laramie
• DHS warns violent extremists may exploit easing of COVID restrictions
• CBS 2 Chicago Wins 2020 Chicago Headline Club Watchdog Award
• Lifting The Mask Order: Colorado Moving From Requirements To 'Suggestions,' Gov. Jared Polis Announces
• Mendocino County Sheriff Searching For Robbery Suspect Involved In Shootout With Deputies
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• Denver Firefighter Hits Line Drive, Rounds Bases In Between Calls
• Storms Keep Missing Western Colorado Where Extreme To Exceptional Drought Remains
• Riot Fest Lineup Announced For September Concerts In Douglass Park
• Health Plans Team Up With State Officials To Help Improve Equity In Vaccine Push
• Xiao Is An Energetic Pup Recently Put Up For Adoption At The MD SPCA
• Minnesota Lynx Welcome Back Fans To Target Center For Season Opener
• Suspect Caught Blocks Away After Brookline Bank Robbery
• Baltimore Plant Expert Hilton Carter Launches Line At Target
• Woman Who Proudly Served In Army Repeatedly Harassed For Parking In 'Veterans Only' Spots: 'Vets Aren't Just Someone's Grandpa'
• NFL Families Seek To End 'Race-Norming' In $1B Settlement Of Brain Injury Claims
• Colorado's Delayed Severe Weather Season Finally Ramps Up This Weekend
• Family of police shooting victim Andre Hill will get $10 million
• Pittsburgh Police Locate Missing 12-Year-Old London Williamson
• Art Auction Memorializes Wildfire, Benefits Firefighters
• PAWS Pet Of The Week: Caleb
• Mayor Duggan: 2021 Detroit Fireworks Will Be TV-Only Event
• Unsolved Shooting: Wayne Moore Found Dead In Car Along Highway 6 In Garfield County
• Health And Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra Visits Migrant Children Intake Center In Long Beach
• Pirates Announce Fully Vaccinated Guests Will Not Be Required To Wear Face Masks At PNC Park
• Colorado Doctor Says Understanding Risks Is Key As More People Will Be Without Masks Under Governor's New Plan
• Construction On Bourne Bridge Finished Two Weeks Head Of Schedule, Lanes Reopen Friday
• PetSmart Employees Charged After Dog Dies During Grooming; CBS Sports Reporter AJ Ross Left Heartbroken
• With Tuukka Rask, Bruins Have Massive Goaltending Advantage Against Capitals
• Mega Millions Jackpot Soars Past $430 Million
• COVID Schools: University Of Pacific To Require Vaccination To Attend In-Person Classes
• Columbus Reaches $10M Settlement For Family Of Andre Hill
• North Minneapolis Groups Demand End To Violence, Plan To Attack Issue At The Core
• Facial recognition and an alleged wrongful arrest
• COVID-19 In Illinois: Infection Rate Reaches Lowest Point Since Late March; Fewest Hospitalizations Since Early April
• First Known COVID Patient To Get A Double Lung Transplant Celebrates, One Year After The Life-Saving Surgery
• Community Petition To Replace Minneapolis Police Department Moving Forward
• Changing The Mask Order: Gov. Jared Polis Holding News Conference At Noon.
• New CDC Guidance Leaves Some Ready To Toss Their Masks, Others More Hesitant
• Pittsburgh Penguins 'Hopeful' To Return To 100% Capacity By Game 5 Of First Round Series
• 2 Denver Public School High School Football Teams Look To Win State Titles For First Time In 32 Years
• NHL: Minnesota Wild's Ryan Hartman Fined $5K For Dangerous Trip
• Former Navy pilot says he regularly detected UFOs, calls them security risk
• I-Team: 3 Ways To Avoid Becoming Victim Of Savvy, Sophisticated Scams
• Bay Area Japanese Seafood Restaurant Owners Charged With Tax Evasion, Wage Theft
• Town-By-Town COVID Vaccination Rates For School-Aged Children
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 1,643 New Cases, 27 Additional Deaths
• Jolene Beyer-LaCrue, Mother Of Baby Who Died From Blunt Force Injuries, Arrested 9 Months Later
• VIDEO: 3 Bears Enjoy Tee Time At Castle Pines Golf Course
• Gas Leak Contained At University of Maryland College Park
• Another Brutal Attack Caught On Camera At Baltimore Liquor Store, Police Investigating If There's A Link
• Mega Millions Jackpot Increases To $430 Million For Friday Night's Draw On CBS4
• NYPD: Same Suspect Wanted In Connection With 2 Slashings
• City Begins Testing Buckingham Fountain Ahead Of Official 'Switch On Summer' On May 22
• Parkland Shooting Survivors David Hogg, Sam Fuentes Reflect After Filming New Doc: 'We Live In A Society Where We Really Don't Value Human Life'
• Vandalism At Suffolk County School's Soccer Facility Totals More Than $38,000, Police Say
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Hospitalizations Drop Below 700, As Metrics Continue To Fall
• Bobcat Kitten Spotted Roaming UCR Botanic Gardens
• The 27th Annual Critics Choice Awards Return To The CW On Sunday, January 9, 2022
• St. Louis's Ryan O'Reilly On Playoff Matchup With Colorado Avalanche: 'We're Going To Beat Them'
• Cyclist Killed In Overnight Hit And Run In Kendall
• Suspect in Yale student's killing arrested after 3-month manhunt
• Kao Ly Ilean Her, First Hmong Woman Admitted To MN Bar, Dies At 52
• Illinois Moves Into 'Bridge Phase' Of Reopening Friday
• Kennywood Following CDC Guidance, Masks Not Required For Fully Vaccinated Guests
• Stolen Car Chase Ends In Crash In Stockton; Driver In Critical Condition
• Grapevine Police Name Cesar Soto As Suspect In Uber Driver Stabbing, Carjacking
• COVID In Minnesota: 1,300 New Cases, 9 More Deaths Reported As Statewide Mask Mandate Is Set To Be Lifted
• LA City Sites To Vaccinate Children 12 And Up Beginning Friday
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 144 New Coronavirus Cases, Bringing County Total To 99,853
• 2 Vehicles Catch On Fire In North Philadelphia, Flames Spread To Adjacent Rowhome
• Chainsaw Accident Sends Wayland Tree Cutter To Hospital
• The Federal Tax Deadline Is On Monday
• City Holds Walk-Up Vaccination Clinic At Digital Harbor High Friday
• School Board Votes To Rebuild Wedgeworth Elementary In Hacienda Heights As K-5 School
• The CW Expands Its Primetime Schedule To Saturday 
• Michigan Carrabba's Italian Grill Restaurants To Host 2-Day Hiring Event
• Patriots Offering Free Photos With Lombardi Trophy At Walk-Up Vaccination Clinics
• 'Blood Is Falling On Me', Ceiling Fan Splatters Plasma On Sleeping El Paso Woman
• Guinness Brewery's Hollie Stephenson Leaves Role, New Head Brewer To Be Named
• DART Extends Face Mask Requirement Through September 13
• North Hills School District Still Requiring Face Masks Despite New Mask-Wearing Guidelines In Pennsylvania
• Bedrock Purchases Stroh Property On Detroit Riverfront
• 100+ Pounds Of Drugs Seized From Teenage Smugglers At Southern Border
• Motorcyclist Killed In Hit-And-Run Crash On Kennedy Expressway
• State Parole Board Rejects San Francisco DA's Plea To Keep Notorious Killer Tare Beltranchuc Behind Bars
• Twin Cities Pride Festival Announces Return This July With COVID Modifications In Place
• Tom Brady Talks Trash To Rob Gronkowski ... After Niece Hits Home Run Against Arizona
• Flute Center Of New York Builds Community Through Music: 'It's A Family'
• NorCal Tree Trimmer Accused Of Being Serial Killer; Victims Had Throats Slashed
• Massachusetts To Update Reopening Plans 'Early Next Week,' Baker Says
• How websites use "dark patterns" to manipulate you
• Japan determined to hold Olympics despite COVID concerns
• Midnight Bourbon, Concert Tour Are Top Preakness Challengers
• University Of The Pacific Students Returning To Campus By Summer, Fall Will Need COVID-19 Vaccine
• Sheriff's Office: Man Shot While Sitting In Vacant Pontiac Lot
• Police: Botched Carjacking Ends In Crash That Kills 3 Teens
• 16-Year-Old Quamir Mitchell Killed, 13-Year-Old Injured In Southwest Philadelphia Shooting, Police Say
• Target Pulling Trading Cards From Store Shelves Over Reports Of Brawls Across Country
• Outfielder Jarren Duran Just Keeps Hitting Bombs For Worcester Red Sox
• New Hampshire To End Extra $300 A Week Unemployment Payment Before September
• UPDATE: SF Panhandler Held On Attempted Murder Charges For Slashing Victim's Face After Rejection
• 100+ Pounds Drugs Seized From Teenage Drug Smugglers At Southern Border
• 'Blue Bloods' Two-Part 11th Season Finale Begins Friday Night At 8p On CBS4
• Sister Of North Texas Woman Killed By Death Row Inmate Quintin Jones Wants His Life Spared
• Parents Sue Fremont Unified School District Over Failure To Reopen Classrooms For In-Person Instruction
• Miami Weather: Partly To Mostly Cloudy, Passing Afternoon Storms
• Fire Heavily Damages Home In Forested Area Of Sedalia
• House GOP Plan: $80M More For Police, Including To Recruit
• Gunner Olszewski On Julian Edelman: 'Toughest Dude I Ever Played With'
• Many Sacramento Area Businesses Will Keep Mask Requirements Despite Relaxed CDC Guidelines
• Today's Harvest
• Trevor Rogers Keeps Rolling, Marlins Beat Diamondbacks 5-1
• 5 People Displaced After Citrus Heights Garage Fire
• Garrett Richards' Early-Season Turnaround For Red Sox Is Legitimately Impressive
• Puppies Saved After Fire Erupts In Florida City Home
• City Colleges Of Chicago Offer New COVID-19 Vaccine Ambassador Course In Effort To Pick Up Pace Of Vaccinations
• Elise Stefanik elected to House GOP leadership post
• After Small Planes Collided Over Denver Area, Woman Saw Damaged Aircraft Coming Down And 'Just Ran'
• PTL Links: May 14, 2021
• It's Melanoma Awareness Month, And Colorado Doctor Has Advice: Look Out 'For Spots That Are Irregular'
• Man, Teenage Boy Arrested In Redwood City Stabbing
• Book excerpt: "Extraterrestrial: The First Sign of Intelligent Life Beyond Earth"
• Hit-And-Run Driver Kills Pedestrian On North Buckner Lane
• Why Boston Hasn't Dropped Face Mask Requirements Yet, Despite New CDC Guidelines
• Sacramento Police Release Video Of Violent Encounter With Officers But Decline Interview
• Man Wounded In Car-To-Car Shooting On 110 Freeway In South LA
• Sister of woman killed by death row inmate wants his life spared
• 3 Wounded In Fargo Stabbing; Woman Taken Into Custody
• 'Blue Bloods' Two-Part 11th Season Finale Begins Friday, May 14th At 9:00PM
• Inside the U.S. effort to place 20,000 migrant children with sponsors
• Close Call: Auburn Gas Station Worker Nearly Hit By Truck That Plowed Through Pump
• Once Fugitive Serial Killer Jose Sifuentes Pleads Guilty To Strangling, Killing 3 Women In Dallas
• 'I Am A Gold-Collar;' Driverless Tesla Backseat Rider Basks In Social Media Notoriety As He Flaunts His Wealth
• UPDATE: Bear Climbs Down From Tree Near Downtown San Anselmo Following Shelter-in-Place
• Tigers Beat Royals 4-3
• Police Searching Missing 12-Year-Old Boy In Parkville
• New CDC Mask Guidelines Could Prove Challenging For Businesses
• Kevin Garnett To Be Enshrined In Basketball Hall Of Fame Saturday
• Taste Of The Town: More To Mediterranean Dining At Abba Telavivian Kitchen In South Beach
• Sacramento County Man Suspected Of Selling Illegal Fireworks Arrested
• Games Set For Pittsburgh Penguins' First Round Of Stanley Cup Playoffs
• Texas Landlord Jimmy Wolfenbarger Indicted For Murder Of Tenant Holly Simmons In 2006
• Philadelphia Man Christian Williams Found Dead Inside Car In Cheltenham Township, DA Says
• Walz Will Sign Executive Order Lifting Mask Mandate Friday After New CDC Guidance
• 3 Minnesota Students Among The 2021 Class Of U.S. Presidential Scholars
• Michael Bloomberg Donates $150M To Johns Hopkins University For Diversity STEM Intiative
• COVID 'Breakthroughs': CBS2's Dr. Max Gomez Explains Why Some Fully Vaccinated People Still Test Positive
• COVID 'Breakthroughs': Dr. Max Gomez Explains Why Some Fully Vaccinated People Still Test Positive
• COVID 'Breakthroughs': CBS 2 New York's Dr. Max Gomez Explains Why Some Fully Vaccinated People Still Test Positive
• Miami Beach Moves To Crackdown On Violence In Entertainment District
• Uber Driver Stabbed, Carjacked By Passenger In Grapevine, Police Say
• Demario Montague Arrested In Tennessee, Accused Of Pushing Man Out Of Moving Car In Dallas
• Free Dental Clinic for Uninsured In Contra Costa County Opening Next Month
• Homeowners In Unincorporated Subdivision Fear Scheme Is Afoot For Elk Grove Village To Take Their Property; Lawmakers Deny It
• CDC Eases Guidance On Mask Wearing For People Who Are Fully Vaccinated; Gov. Pritzker To Revise State's Mask Mandate
• Celtics Locked Into 7-Seed, Will Host First Game Of NBA Play-In Tournament
• Christian Ross Facing Arson Charges In Massive Fire That Destroyed Historic South Side Building
• 'It's Exciting But I Still Think It's Important We All Wear Our Masks' | Marylanders React To CDC No Mask Announcement
• CDC Says Vaccinated People Can Go Maskless In Most Places, But Some Businesses Still Require It
• Marine Corps Officer Arrested For Assault In Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol Riot
• Colonial Pipeline paid ransom to hackers who infiltrated its system
• Judge says rehire two deputies fired after Parkland school shooting
• GOP senators "encouraged" after meeting with Biden on infrastructure
• Dreams Of The Open Road: Pittsburgh RV Show Rolls Into David L. Lawrence Convention Center
• NYPD: New Video Shows Armed Suspect Before Deadly Bronx Shooting
• Yankees say 8 fully vaccinated members tested positive for COVID
• $26 million lottery ticket may have been destroyed in wash
• Six Flags New England Reopens This Weekend
• Pelosi: Ethics panel should look into Rep. Greene's "verbal assault"
• Israel attacks Gaza Strip as violence intensifies
• Officials warn people not to fill plastic bags with gasoline amid panic
• Feds target evictions by some of America's biggest landlords
• Pittsburgh Weather: Temperatures Continue To Climb As The Weekend Begins
• Texas Rangers Fall To Astros After Straw Scores On 11th Inning Wild Pitch
• Philadelphia Among Top 50 Cities Where You're Likely To Be In An Accident
• Philly health official resigns over disposal of bombing victims' remains
• Man Fatally Shot In Grand Boulevard
• Chicago Weather: Temperatures In The 70s Return
• Teenager Critically Injured After Double Shooting In North Philadelphia
• Ex-federal IT boss calls Biden cybersecurity order a game changer
• 18 Asiatic elephants found dead in remote protected forest in India
• New York Weather: CBS2's 5/14 Friday Morning Forecast
• Search For Missing Florida Teen Tristyn Bailey Ends After Body Found, Teen Charged With Murder
• Portion Of Kelly Drive Closed Until Saturday Evening For Stotesbury Regatta
• NYPD Officer Shot 3 Times In Brooklyn Released From Hospital
• Seven Years After Her Disappearance, Still No Traces Of What Happened To Amanda DeGuio
• Irish health service shuts IT systems after major ransomware attack
• I-Team: Boston Police Officers Taken Off Patrol To Guard Marty Walsh's House
• Philadelphia Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley Resigns Over Mishandling Of Remains Belonging To Victims Of 1985 MOVE Bombing
• Fully Vaccinated People No Longer Need To Wear Masks In Most Circumstances, CDC Says
• Inbound Lanes Of Route 28 Near RIDC Park Reopen After Car Crashes Into Hillside
• Sagging Utility Lines Over Route 1 In Peabody Force Emergency Lane Closures
• 620 At Massachusetts Schools Test Positive For COVID-19 In Last Week
• To Do List: Drive-In Movies, Tiki Bar, Free Outdoor Workouts
• Alice Cooper Auctioning Off Rare Andy Warhol Painting
• Felony Charges Against Pitt Basketball Player John Hugley Dropped
• Police Investigating Boy Shot In The Leg In Homewood South
• Ross Park Mall Hosting Job Fair
• Robert Beavers, Mayor Of Southern West Virginia Town Re-Elected Two Days After Arrest
• Saturday's Show Info (5/15/21)
• Report: Massage Therapist Sought Ohio State Football Players For Sex
• 'We Like The Idea Of Contests:' How The Ohio $1M Vaccination Prize Incentive Will Work
• CDC Announces New Mask Guidance For People Fully Vaccinated Against COVID-19

Videos from May 14, 2021

• Former head of U.S. cybersecurity Christopher Krebs on "The Takeout" — 5/14/2021
• Several states running low on gas as Colonial Pipeline restores service
• House Republicans vote to make Representative Elise Stefanik new GOP conference chair
• Businesses take part in friendliest war
• U.S. seeks to de-escalate violence in the Middle East
• Updated CDC mask guidance prompts confusion as millions become eligible to go maskless
• Prince Harry opens up about mental toll of royal life
• Inside the Arizona GOP's election audit
• Columbus agrees to pay $10 million settlement in Andre Hill shooting
• Cheney's ouster leaves Republican Party divided
• Gaetz associate pleads guilty and says he'll cooperating with feds
• Homeland Security warns extremists may exploit relaxed COVID restrictions
• Israel ramps up attacks on Gaza as conflict intensifies
• New mask guidance sends states and businesses scrambling
• Israel builds up ground forces on Gaza border as fight escalates
• We are "now seeing the conflict spread" in Israel and Gaza
• Representative Elise Stefanik claims GOP is "unified" after leadership election
• Many fully vaccinated Americans left with questions on CDC mask guidance
• How websites use "dark patterns" to manipulate users
• Arizona Secretary of State Katie Hobbs criticizes GOP election audit
• American Federation of Teachers union supports full reopening for schools this fall
• What does the CDC's new mask guidance mean for kids?
• Map reveals warning signs for the rapidly changing climate
• Man suing for wrongful arrest after police used facial recognition technology to help identify him
• Former Navy pilot says he regularly detected UFOs, calls them security risk
• House GOP votes Representative Elise Stefanik into leadership
• Colombian VP Marta Lucia Ramirez discusses ongoing anti-government protests
• Inside the reunification efforts for migrant teens, as thousands wait their turn
• WorldView: Ransomware hack hits Ireland; Australia copes with mice infestation
• Psychotherapist: Masks give sense of anonymity, security
• Saudi Arabia and Iran, longtime regional rivals, weigh forming closer ties
• Elise Stefanik speaks after winning House GOP leadership role, replacing Liz Cheney
• NYC businesses offering unique incentives to encourage more people to get vaccinated
• Gayle King explores the extraordinary life and reign of Queen Elizabeth II
• Prices surge and consumers feel the pinch as U.S. inflation fears grow
• "48 Hours" preview: "A Sister's Fight for Her Brother"
• Arizona election audit under scrutiny amid concerns of partisanship, lack of transparency
• Death row inmate makes final plea to governor to have life spared
• Department of Justice expresses concerns over Arizona GOP’s 2020 election audit
• U.S. and other countries criticize China for crackdown on Uighurs
• Colonial Pipeline paid multi-million dollar ransom to Russia-based hacking group
• Hamas rockets launch overnight into Israel as airstrikes continue to target Gaza
• CDC Director Walensky on new mask guidelines, who should still wear them
• Vaccinated Americans ditching masks as CDC eases guidelines
• 5/14: CBSN AM
• Yankees say 8 vaccinated team members tested positive for COVID