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• Free Hollywood Bowl Event For Frontline Workers Marks First Concert At Landmark Venue Since November 2019
• UPDATE: Only 2 Drowned In Tuolumne County Swimming Hole
• No Injuries In 2 Shootings Reported Saturday Night On 91 Freeway, CHP Is Investigating
• Denver Family Wants Stricter Consequences For Officer Accused Of Deadly Drunk Driving Crash
• Shooting Puts Roseville Target On Lockdown
• 1 Reportedly Shot During Brawl Outside Target In Roseville
• Reports: Chris Webber To Be Inducted Into Naismith Memorial Hall Of Fame
• Dodgers Extend Winning Streak, Winning 7-0 Against Miami Marlins
• Carlos Rodón, White Sox Fall Short To Kansas City Royals
• Fans React To Kobe Bryant's Posthumous Induction Into The Hall Of Fame
• Amber Alert Issued for 9-Year-Old Aniya Arcia
• Maryland Businesses Split On Whether Or Not To Keep Mask Mandates After CDC, Hogan Announcement
• Pedestrian Killed While Crossing I-75
• Judge Homers Again As Yankees Rout Orioles
• Maryland Foundation Earns Guinness World Record In Order To Bring Awareness About Suicide Prevention
• NYC Pride Bans Corrections, Law Enforcement Officers From Events
• Robin Lod Scores In Stoppage Time, Minnesota Beats Dallas 1-0
• Rally Against Hate Held At Capitol In Sacramento
• Pro-Palestine Protesters Block Traffic On Gowanus Expressway
• Rep. Danny Davis Holds Virtual Townhall Meeting On Reparations And Bill Awaiting Vote In Congress
• Police Searching For Missing Connecticut Man Andre Edouard, Who Has Dementia
• Nicki Minaj Opens Up About Death Of Father Robert Maraj After Fatal Long Island Hit-And-Run
• Just Hanging Out: Butler County Man Twice Catches Bear On Camera In His Yard
• Bryce Harper Leaves With Right Shoulder Soreness In Phillies' Loss To Blue Jays
• Over A Third Of States Are Ending COVID-19 Mask Mandates
• 2 Anne Arundel County Police Officers Injured During A Pursuit In Severna Park
• Judge Homers Again As Yankees Rout Orioles 8-2
• Stalling Hits Game-Ending, 2-Run Homer, Pirates Beat Giants 8-6
• Vanessa Bryant gives emotional speech at Hall of Fame ceremony
• Teen Suspected Of DUI In Fatal Highway 99 Crash Overnight Identified As Alan Reyes, 19, Of Roseville
• Nic Dowd Scores In OT, Capitals Beat Bruins 3-2 In Game 1
• Late Boston Police Officer DJ Simmonds Honored With Playground
• Cooler Temperatures Continue; Warm Slightly Next Week
• Saturday Shooting in Sunnyvale Kills 1; Police Arrest Suspect
• Police: Missing Tiger In Houston Found Safe, Healthy
• 2-Alarm House Fire Reported In Southeast Baltimore
• Police Arrest Teen Suspect for Friday-Evening Homicide in SF Excelsior District
• Historic Stockton Theater Heavily Damaged in 5-Alarm Blaze Friday Morning
• Detroit's Harold Castro Hits RBI Single Off Craig Kimbrel At Bottom Of 10th, Cubs Lose
• College Nannies & Sitters
• 'It's An Honor,' Boston's Kevin Garnett Inducted Into Basketball Hall Of Fame
• DFW Weather: Forecast Has Rain Chances Every Day This Upcoming Week
• Angels Taking A 9-0 Beating In Boston Against The Red Sox
• Family Holds Balloon Release For 'Gentle Soul' 17-Year-Old Nasir Muhammad, Gunned Down In Front Of Mom's Home
• Brooklyn Center Passes Sweeping Public Safety Resolution To Reform Policing
• Cory Burke Scores Early, Union Beat Red Bulls
• Rally In Copley Square Calls For Peace In The Middle East
• Redwood City Sets Up Vaccination Clinic for Special-Needs Community
• Caught On Camera: Driver Runs Red Light, Slams Into Another Car In The Bronx
• Caught On Camera: Baltimore County Officer Rescues Ducklings In White Marsh
• Demonstrators Protesting Conflict Between Israel And Palestine March In Westwood
• Mayor Bill De Blasio, First Lady Chirlane McCray Help Beautify Brooklyn Park
• 'Bigger Than Life': Kobe Bryant Inducted Into Basketball Hall Of Fame With Tim Duncan, Kevin Garnett
• Man Found Fatally Shot Inside Car In Queens
• Parishioners of Burned Concord Church Stay Committed to Helping Homeless
• Starting Tuesday, Allina Clinics In Minnesota Will Start Vaccinating 12- To 15-Year-Olds
• Tiger Squadron Does Flyover In Torrance To Honor Armed Forces Day
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 17 Deaths Reported Saturday As Hospitalizations Continue To Decline
• 1 Dead After Triple Shooting In Stockton
• 3 Injured In Drive-By Shooting At Dallas Grocery Store, Police Say
• Needham Students Get COVID Shot At Student Vaccination Clinics
• Kobe Bryan Posthumously Inducted Into Hall Of Fame, With Emotional Remarks From Vanessa Bryant
• MISSING: Kyrin Carter, 12, Has Autism, Last Seen In Hammond, Indiana
• 'It Builds Relationships': Arlington PD Takes On Students In Video Games At Esports Stadium
• 'I Look Forward To Rebuilding Minneapolis': Kevin Garnett Inducted Into Basketball Hall Of Fame
• Sanó's 3-Run Homer Propels Struggling Twins Past A's, 5-4
• St. Anthony's Feast Will Happen In Person This August, Organizers Say
• Bob Baffert's Concert Tour A Disappointing 9th In Preakness
• Confusion About Where And When To Be Masked-Up Grows With New CDC Guidelines
• Nahant Voters Authorize Town To Take Northeastern University Land By Eminent Domain
• Man Found With Stab Wounds After Getting Off Blue Line Train Downtown
• Verdugo Hits HR On 25th Birthday As Red Sox Beat Angels 9-0
• Teen, 14, Crashes After Leading Police On Chase In Stockton
• Sano 3-Run Homer Propels Struggling Twins Past A's
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Clear Skies Saturday Night; Cloudier, Scattered Showers Possible Sunday
• Chicharito scores 7th goal, LA Galaxy beats Austin FC 2-0
• In Bears Rookie Minicamp, Top Pick Justin Fields' Seriousness On The Field Stands Out
• Colorado Kids & Teens Excited To Get Vaccinated At Rocky Mountain Hospital For Children
• After Year Of Unrest And Pandemic, Minnesota National Guard Soldiers Now Being Deployed Overseas
• To Honor Late Son, Father Wants To Save Gull Lake Walleye
• Candace Parker, Kahleah Copper Shine Leading Sky Past Mystics
• Bodycam Video Shows Officer Putting Out Fire In South Lake Tahoe
• Play Ball! Dozens Of Kids Return To The Field As East Harlem Little League Restarts
• COVID Vaccine In New Jersey: Vaccination Clinic For Children Ages 12 And Up Opens In Hoboken
• CDC Says Masks No Longer Necessary For COVID-Vaccinated Americans, But Some Chicago Restaurants Say They'll Still Be Requiring Them
• Hundreds March Through Pittsburgh In Solidarity With Palestinians
• 8-Year-Old Girl Struck, Injured In Baltimore
• More Than 800 Baby Turtles Safe In Stockton University's Care Thanks To Quick Thinking, Little Innovation
• Fire Rips Through House In West Englewood
• LeBron James Returns, Scores 24, Helps Lead Lakers To 122-115 Win Over Pacers
• Worker Killed When Vaulted Sidewalk Collapses On Him In Heart Of Chicago
• 'A Solemn Day For A Solemn Ride': Local Police Honor Fallen Officers With Memorial Ride
• Goodwill Ambassador Volunteers Get Specialized Training Ahead Of Miami Beach's Busy Holiday Weekend
• Bay Area Restaurant Owners, Operators Face Charges on Tax, Labor Practices
• 1 Dead After Rollover Crash On I-30 In Fort Worth
• Roman The K9 Officer Beat The Odds After Urgent, Intense Surgery
• Car Went Off SR 84 Overpass Ramp, Two Men Taken To The Hospital
• 'We Don't Trust Them': Africa Family Responds After Mayor Kenney's Office Says MOVE Bombing Victims' Remains Found
• Israeli Airstrike In Gaza Destroys Building Housing Foreign Media
• Pirates Recall Pitcher Kyle Keller From Triple-A Indianapolis
• Massachusetts Reports 657 New COVID Cases, 5 Additional Deaths
• Wendle Hits 3 Of Tampa Bay's 8 Doubles, Rays Beat Mets
• Tatum, Celtics Cruise To 124-108 Win Over Timberwolves
• It's Academic: May 15, 2021
• 12 Year-Old Struck By Vehicle, Transported With Minor Injuries
• Randle Leads Knicks Past Hornets In OT, Tie Atlanta For 4th
• Film On The Rocks
• Elbert County Home Destroyed By Late Night Fire
• State Police Recover Van Stolen From Funeral Home In Greene County
• Dodgers Reportedly Sign Former Angels Slugger Albert Pujols
• Fire Contained on Cargo Ship Off Monterey; Crews to Determine If Vessel Can Be Towed to Oakland
• 'You Guys Were Here?' Steelers First-Round Pick Najee Harris Gives Hilarious Post-Practice Interview
• Florida State University Picks Three Finalists For President; Corcoran Out
• Starbucks Will No Longer Require Vaccinated Customers To Wear Face Masks As Of May 17
• Man Arrested In Garden Grove For Alleged Attack On Wife At Youth Sports Game
• MISSING: Jessica Allison, 22, And Daughter Aislin Grace Allison, 4, Of Valparaiso, Indiana
• Nets Finally Get Big 3 Back Together, Beat Bulls
• Bemidji Police Seek Help Finding Teens Emily Luhm And Zoe Jones
• 2021 Stanley Cup Playoffs Preview: Penguins Vs. Islanders
• Vandenberg AFB Renamed 'Vandenberg Space Force Base'
• Orange County Reports 55 New Cases Of COVID-19, Two Deaths
• Already Eliminated From Playoff Contention, Bulls Lose To Nets
• Shaffelburg's Goal Pulls Toronto Into 1-1 Draw With NYCFC
• Former Texas Border Agent Admits Illegally Bringing Woman Into US To Be Her Nanny
• Sunshine State Showdown: Lightning-Panthers In NHL's Round 1
• Pittsburgh Steelers Sign Isaiahh Loudermilk, Quincy Roche, Tre Norwood, Pressley Harvin III
• COVID-19 In Indiana: 798 New Cases, 5 Deaths
• 'Rally Against Replacement' At St. Vincent Hospital Hosted By Reps. Trahan, McGovern
• COVID-19 In Illinois: 1,513 New Cases, 47 Deaths
• Man Being Treated For Flesh-Eating Bacteria He Got At Texas Beach
• Rockies & Hampson End Miley's No-Hitter Goals: 'We Wore Him Down'
• 1,200 Shots Given During Miami-Dade Pop Up Vaccination Event In South Miami
• Nuggets Closer To Higher Playoff Seed With Win Over Pistons
• Children's Screams Shatter Robbery Attempt Outside Pasadena KFC
• Broncos WR DaeSean Hamilton Injures Knee Offsite, AP Source Says
• MN Weather Timeline: Hail Possible In Southeastern Minnesota Saturday, Warm Week Ahead
• COVID In Florida: 3,319 New Cases, 57 Additional Deaths Reported Saturday
• Police: Car With Body Inside In Ohio Pond May Have Been There Since December
• 19-Year-Old Dead, Suspects At Large In San Mateo Shooting
• Arrest Made In Fort Lauderdale Double Shooting
• Drive-thru Food Giveaway Helps Hundreds Of Families In Costa Mesa
• Costco Drops Mask Mandate For Fully Vaccinated Employees, Shoppers
• 1 Killed, 2 Seriously Injured In Head-On Collision Near Hinckley
• Elderly Couple Navigates Vehicle Onto Railroad Tracks On West Carson Street
• Joseph Thomas, Suspect In Northglenn Liquor Store Assault Found Hours Later
• New Bedford Man Dies After Shooting Outside Convenience Store
• Virginia Mom Recruits 4 Of Her Sons To Work Alongside Her On COVID-19 Front Lines
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 47.8% Of Pennsylvanians Age 18 Or Above Fully Vaccinated, 2,210 New Coronavirus Cases
• Armed Suspects Impersonated Police, Handcuffed Women During Alleged Bronx Home Invasion, NYPD Says
• Smithsonian Reopens Some Museums, National Zoo Opens Friday
• Pa. State Police Locate Runaway Teen Angel Komlosky
• Pine Fire Near Palmdale Scorches 442 Acres, 79% Contained
• Lawmakers reach deal on bipartisan January 6 commission
• COVID In Colorado: Unvaccinated Kids Should Continue Health Practices, Health Experts Say
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Has Seen Over 100,000 Total Coronavirus Cases Since Pandemic's Start
• COVID In Minnesota: 3 Deaths, 882 New Cases Reported; 52% Of Minnesotans 16 And Older Are Fully Vaccinated
• 3 Fisherman Rescued From Sinking Boat Off Cape Cod
• $25 Million Challenge Grant Made For Wildlife Crossing In Agoura Hills
• Colorado Air Force Reserve Takes To The Skies For Wildfire Training
• Miss USA Asya Branch Could Make History In Sunday's Miss Universe Competition At Seminole Hard Rock Hotel And Casino
• Walt Disney World No Longer Requires Masks In Outdoor Common Areas
• North Hills School District Gives Warning About Fake Employment Letter
• 19-Year-Old From Waltham Clocked Driving 125 MPH In New Hampshire
• Teen Falls 5 Stories In Fruen Mill, Seriously Injured
• San Francisco Transit Officials Reopen Muni Metro Stations; Restore F-Line Trolley Service To Fisherman's Wharf
• 2 Dead, 3 injured After Shooting At Yard Party In Gresham
• Ex-Ohio State Professor Sentenced For Sharing Work With China
• Denver Weather: Severe Storms Possible Saturday Afternoon, Large Hail Main Threat
• City Of Pittsburgh Wins State Environmental Grant For Electric Vehicles
• Worker Falls 30 Feet From Roof At Amazon Facility
• Two satellites lost in Rocketlab launch mishap
• California Drought: Water Crisis 'Couldn't Be Worse' On Oregon-California Border
• Tax Day: Deadline To File 2020 Returns Approaching
• Pedestrian Struck and Killed In Compton
• Firefighters Battle Pacific Palisades Brush Fire
• Newsom Budget Targets Cleaning Up California; 'The State's Too Damn Dirty'
• University of California Drops SAT, ACT Test Scores From Admission Requirements
• Winn-Dixie, Fresco y Más Drop Mask Mandate For Vaccinated Customers, Employees
• Mural Created By Young Artists Unveiled At Mattapan Teen Center
• Jury Selection Begins For Trial Of Suspended Pirates Pitcher Felipe Vazquez
• Ed's Driveway: Hyundai Elantra
• Penn State Professor Errol Henderson Accuses University Of Racial Discrimination In Federal Lawsuit
• Dodgers Top Miami 9-6 For 3rd Straight Win
• Israeli airstrike on Gaza home kills at least 10 people, most of them children
• Israeli airstrike in Gaza destroys building housing foreign media
• Man Found Dead In West Garfield Park House Fire; Woman In Critical Condition
• Gov. Newsom's COVID Recovery Budget Impacting California's Recall Election
• Shooting In Belmont Central Leaves 1 Man Dead, 1 In Critical Condition
• Thomas Valva Case: Ex-NYPD Officer Michael Valva, Former Fiancée Angela Pollina Appear In Court For Pre-Trial Hearing
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links: May 15, 2021
• Chicago Weather: Scattered Showers By Midday Saturday
• MOVE bombing victims' remains weren't cremated, says Philadelphia mayor
• Talking On Zoom Could Help Older People Stave Off Dementia
• Federal Judge Orders DOJ To Set Up Media Access To Capitol Riot Video After News Outlets Sue
• Police Looking For Man Caught On Camera In Violent Assault At Brooklyn Subway Station
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Mostly Sunny, Slim Rain Chance Saturday; Temps Reach 80s Next Week
• 'Blue Bloods' Two-Part 11th Season Finale Begins Friday, May 14th At 9:00PM
• UPDATE: Fremont Sexual Assault Suspect Now Charged in 3rd Case; Additional Victims Sought
• UPDATE: No Injuries Reported in Container Ship Fire Off Coast of Monterey
• Firefighters Battle 5-Alarm Fire At Abandoned Stockton Theater
• Gov. Gavin Newsom Says California's COVID-19 Mask Mandate To End After June 15
• What We Know About Lance Lowe, Stockton Police Officer Jimmy Inn's Killer
• 4 Your Community: Project 351
• Black Bear Spotted Roaming Forward Township Neighborhood
• Police: Woman Hits Another Woman With 10-Pound Log Of Prepackaged Meat At Walmart
• Former Pine-Richland Football Coach Eric Kasperowicz Suing After His Contract Wasn't Renewed
• 2 Young Unresponsive Children Rushed To Hospital After Mother Jumps Out Window, Philadelphia Police Say
• Death Investigation Underway After Woman Found Unconscious, Partially Clothed Under Tree In East Falls
• Qinxuan Pan, Sought In Killing Of Yale Student Kevin Jiang, Arrested In Alabama Following Nationwide Manhunt
• As Statewide Mask Mandate Is Set To Be Lifted, Some Cities And Stores Still Plan To Require Masks
• Minnesota House Approves Recreational Marijuana Bill, The First-Ever Vote Of Its Kind In The State
• COVID In Minnesota: Walz Signs Executive Order, Ends Statewide Mask Mandate
• Broward Transit Resumes Collecting Bus Fares On June 1st
• 'Just Really Shaken Up': CBS4 Crew Attacked On South Beach While Working Story About Efforts To Cut Down On Violence There
• Suspected Shoplifter Shot By Police After Pulling Weapon At The Falls Shopping Center In SW Miami-Dade
• Jerry West Insulted At Being Left Off Jeanie Buss' Top 5 Lakers List
• Bill Maher Tests Positive For COVID-19
• After 2 Days, Faiza Fahad Still Missing After Leaving Wylie Home On-Foot
• Burleson Police Department Asks For Prayers After Officer Kevin Cordell Shot In Line Of Duty
• COVID In Colorado: Governor's Office Lifts Face Mask Mandate For Those Who Are Vaccinated
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Nominates Annette Nance-Holt As First Black Woman To Serve As City's Fire Commissioner
• Maryland Lifts COVID Mask Mandate Starting Saturday, Gov. Larry Hogan Says
• Liz Cheney says Fox News has an "obligation" to debunk election lies
• 2 Children Removed From Water After Dive Team Called To Search Brockton Park
• Medina Spirit will compete in Preakness after passing drug tests
• Gaetz associate Joel Greenberg signs guilty plea agreement
• Urgent 911 calls after major crack found in I-40 bridge
• Hey Ray! How To Use An Invisible Fire Extinguisher
• Pittsburgh Weekend Weather: Rain And Storm Chances On The Way
• First Weekend Under New CDC Mask Guidance Begins
• Report: Drug Executive Emails Mocked Appalachians
• Donations Pour In After Coraopolis Church Puts Out Call For Cereal
• Allegheny Co. Police Investigating McKeesport Shooting, Man In Critical Condition
• Motley Crue, Def Leppard's Pittsburgh Concert Rescheduled To Next Summer
• Mon Valley Hospital Agrees To New Contract With 44% Of Its Employees
• 86-Year-Old Man Facing Child Porn, Sexual Assault Charges
• West Virginia Relaxes Mask Mandate In Line With CDC Guidance
• The Ex-Factor - DC's Legends of Tomorrow
• And Justice For All - Batwoman
• Fight the Power - All American
• The Book of Resurrection: Chapter One - Black Lightning
• Family Matters, Part 1 - The Flash
• Broken Trust - Superman & Lois
• Pilot - Kung Fu
• The Purloined Keys - Nancy Drew
• A Tale of Two Families - Walker
• New York Weather: CBS2's 5/15 Saturday Morning Forecast
• One Day You Will Understand - Legacies
• Chaos Theory - Charmed
• The Aftermath - Dynasty
• Maya Angelou and Sally Ride to be honored on quarters

Videos from May 15, 2021

• A Sister's Fight for her Brother
• Immersive Van Gogh exhibit thrives in Chicago
• Israel defends airstrike on Gaza tower
• California high school renamed to honor Archie Williams
• Memphis bridge closure raises concerns about nationwide infrastructure
• Americans divided on new CDC mask guidance
• Afghan and Taliban forces clash as U.S. continues withdrawal
• Biden speaks with Palestinian and Israeli leaders
• Casualties mount as Israeli forces and Hamas continue to exchange attacks
• China successfully lands a rover on Mars
• Retired NFL players demand end to race-norming algorithm
• Israeli officials give updates on fighting with Gaza
• What you need to know if you still haven't filed your taxes yet
• States shedding mask mandates over new CDC guidelines
• Fighting intensifies between Israel and Hamas
• Medina Spirit cleared to run in Preakness Stakes after passing drug tests
• Maya Angelou and Sally Ride to appear on coinage series honoring trailblazing American women
• West Virginia's New River Gorge is America's newest national park
• Reporter's Notebook: Covering final months of U.S. troop withdrawal
• Community gardens decorate New York City's urban landscape
• Analysis of Gaetz investigation and its impact on the GOP
• Rep. Elise Stefanik elected to replace Rep. Liz Cheney as No. 3 Republican in the House
• Former NSA Director Mike Rogers on Colonial Pipeline hack, cybersecurity
• Fighting between Israeli forces and Palestinians intensifies
• CDC guidance prompts states, retail stores to lift mask mandates