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Articles from May 17, 2021

• Santa Clara Wins NCAA Women's Soccer Championship, Topping FSU In Penalty Kick Shootout
• Redwood City CHP Impounds Vehicles Of Reckless Drivers Who Raced Across Bridge
• Sun City Lincoln Hills Proposed Ban of Electric-Assist Bikes Faces Backlash
• Hot Housing Market Driving Up Home Prices Across Southland
• UPDATE: 2-Alarm House Fire Contained In San Francisco's Bayview District
• UPDATE: 1 Of 2 Victims Identified In Separate Saturday Potrero Hill Killings
• Ohtani Hits 13th Home Run, Trout Injured In Angels' Victory
• Earthquakes In Lake Tahoe Present The Potential For Bigger Problems
• Pujols Delivers RBI In Debut, Dodgers Top Diamondbacks 3-1
• Family Of George Floyd Joins Family Of Anthony McClain, Of Pasadena, Who Was Killed In Officer-Involved Shooting
• Shootings With BB Or Pellet Gun Continue Across SoCal Freeways
• Denver Nuggets Wind Up As No. 3 Seed In The West As Regular Season Comes To A Close
• Suspect Arrested In Palisades Fire; Evacuation Orders Lifted As Containment Grows
• Dallas Police Recover What Could Be The Weapon Used To Kill 4-Year-Old Cash Gernon
• Venice Residents On Edge After Another Fire Breaks Out At Boardwalk Encampment
• Funeral For Ofc. Jimmy Inn Wednesday In Stockton; Public Asked To Line Procession Route
• Madrigal, Mendick Homer As White Sox Pound Twins 16-4
• I'm High-Risk, Should I Still Wear A Mask? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your COVID Questions
• Brad Marchand Credits Patrice Bergeron For Reeling In Emotions Before OT Winner
• Weymouth Woman Brings Dream Of Mobile Vet Clinic To Life While Battling Cancer
• Video Shows Woman Throwing Iced Coffee At Dunkin' Worker In Woburn
• Driver Injured in Freeway Shooting on I-880 in San Jose
• Chicago Weather: Clouds, Showers Possible As Area Awaits Warming Trend
• Lily Cache Creek Trail Closed In Bolingbrook After Woman, Dog Attacked By Coyote
• Strong Demand For Campgrounds Across Colorado Amid Boom In RV Sales
• New Curfew In Forest Park Aims To Stop Out Of Control Crowds; Bar And Restaurant Owners Worry About Bottom Line
• Law Enforcement Identifies Victims Of Double Homicide At Westmoreland County Home
• 'All My Organs Shut Down' | Maryland Man Shares His COVID Survival Story, Says He's Grateful For Second Chance
• 'When Is Enough Enough?': Minneapolis Community Calls For Change After 2 Kids Shot In The Head
• Human Resources Commissioner Steven Banks Talks To CBS2 About NYC's Plan To Get Homeless Off Subways
• CU Denver Celebrates 2,100 Graduates With In-Person Commencement Ceremony
• Gov. Cuomo Stands To Make $5 Million From Controversial Book Deal, Tax Returns Show
• Unknown Substance At Castle Pines Home Determined To Be Harmless
• 'I Tried To Run': 8-Year-Old Shot While Playing In Lawndale Neighborhood
• Maryland Still Feeling Effects of Colonial Pipeline Hack
• Body Of Missing Oakland Boater Found In Delta
• Twin Cities Concert Bookers 'Working Fast And Furious' To Bring In Shows As COVID Restrictions End
• Pennsylvania Primary: 4 Ballot Questions, School Board Elections, Court Vacancies To Be Decided
• Lauderhill PD Investigating Deadly Shooting
• 'It Was Love At First Sight': Amelia Santaniello's Love Letter To Minnesota
• Pittsburgh Police Locate Missing 32-Year-Old Keith Walker
• Antioch Police Release Images of Burglary Suspect
• Cole Doesn't Have It, Yankees Don't Hit In Loss To Rangers
• Monterey Park Police Fatally Shoot Man Outside Fire Station
• Contreras Homers Off Lester As Cubs Beat Nationals 7-3
• Marchand Scores In OT, Bruins Beat Capitals To Even Series
• COVID: Benicia Cancels July 4 Fireworks, Torchlight Parade
• Body Of Missing Oakland Boater Found In Delta
• Walker Leaves Early With Injury, Bullpen And Timely Hits Lift Mets Over Braves
• Cuomo set to receive $5.1 million for COVID-19 book
• Baltimore City Celebrating Bike To Work Week
• Traffic Alert: Denver Storm Water Project To Close Portion Of 17th Ave. For Several Months
• Solar Panels Eliminating Some North Texans' Electricity Bills Entirely
• Maryland Officials Recognize May As Mental Health Awareness Month
• Gavin Newsom's Income Increased During First Year As California Governor
• Dearborn Pro-Palestinian Protests: Rep. Rashida Tlaib Joined Protesters Ahead Of Biden's Visit
• Candlelight Vigil Held For Brockton Boys Who Drowned While Skipping Rocks
• Ford Production Cuts: Bronco Customers Alerted Of Truck Delays Of Up To 3 Weeks
• Child Reunited With Mother After Found Wandering In SW Baltimore
• Tyler Relph Is 'The Secret Recipe To DFW Basketball Success'
• Water Main Break Temporarily Shuts Off Water Downtown
• 'It's Been Pretty Difficult': Masks No Longer Required For Outdoor Youth Sports In Massachusetts
• Gov. Whitmer's Controversial Trip: FAA Says Aircraft Was Unauthorized
• Ocean County Residents Breathe Sigh Of Relief After Forest Fire Comes Dangerously Close To Homes
• Police Release Images Of Suspect Wanted For Murdering Leslie Basilio During Robbery At Delaware Metro PCS
• Metrolink's Ventura County Line Will Offer Saturday Service Starting May 29
• Mayor Brandon Scott Announces Second Round of Relief Money For Baltimore Nonprofits Affected By Covid-19
• Some Wary About Suncor Community Meetings On Air Monitoring Program: 'It's Too Late'
• State Will Spend 4 Weeks To Lay Out 'Masking' Guidelines
• Ordering Takeout? Denver Ordinance Aims To Reduce Use Of Plastic Utensils, Napkins & Straws
• No Injuries Reported After Police Respond To Report Of Shots Fired In River Oaks Center Mall In Calumet City
• 50 Years After Getting His MBA From USC, Robert Kroener Finally Gets To Attend Graduation Ceremony
• Citizens Insurance Nears 600,000 Policies
• Giants Get 6 Shutout Innings From Webb, Beat Reds 6-3
• Recent Burn Scars Vulnerable To Burn Again In Upcoming Wildfire Season, Cal Fire Warns
• Man Found Dead In Dallas Golf Course Pond
• Gov. Larry Hogan Tours Improvements At BWI, Including 5 New Gates, 'World-Class' Bathrooms
• Prince George's County Police Warns Residents Of Kidnapping Scam
• Grant High School Senior Melino Liu Drowns; Family Deals With Second Drowning Death In Recent Years
• Long Beach Offering Chance To Win Nintendo Switch Or Hotel Stay For Those Getting Vaccinated
• As New York City Gears Up To Reopen, Some Communities Are Still Struggling And Say They're Not Ready
• Big Rig Fire Shuts Down Part Of I-35E In Dallas
• Oakland International Airport Eyes Expansion As Travel Begins Returns To Pre-Pandemic Levels
• UPDATE: 2 Teens Arrested in Connection with Fatal San Mateo Shooting
• Masks Encouraged But Not Required For Voters In Pennsylvania Primary Election
• Maryland Zoo Fundraiser Offers Chance To Name A Rhino
• Police: Orlando Smith's Death Ruled A Homicide 5 Years After Baltimore Shooting
• Man Dies After Driving Into Backyard Pool In Arlington
• Increased Monthly Child Tax Credit Payments To Start In Mid-July
• Can Towns, Edwards And Russell Be The NBA's Next Big Three?
• Colorado's House Passes Bill To Help Prevent Opioid Overdoses
• Patriots Signing QB Brian Hoyer
• Update: Arson Suspect In Custody After Fire Erupts Again At Concord Church Complex
• After Year Delay, Robert Durst Murder Trial Set To Resume
• Minnesota Revenue Dept. Still Assessing What Deal For Tax Relief On Jobless Benefits, PPP Means For Tax Returns
• Burning Semi Hauling 40,000 Pounds Of Paper Shut Down I-70 In Eagle County
• American Airlines Flight 2049 From San Jose To Phoenix Returns To SJC After In-Flight Mechanical Issue
• Police: 2 Juveniles Killed In West Virginia ATV Crash
• Man Fatally Shot In San Francisco's Excelsior Identified As 31-Year-Old; Teen Arrested In Case
• Train Derailment In Albert Lea Spilled 40,000 Gallons Of Hydrochloric Acid, Freeborn County Officials Say
• Off-Duty CPD Officer Jose Castro Killed In High Speed Crash In Arlington Heights
• 1 Person Arrested For Allegedly Breaking Into, Damaging Patterson Church
• Large Brush Fire Scorches Western Massachusetts
• Fiancé Of Victim Killed In Officer-Involved Shooting Says She Was Scared Being Held At Knifepoint, But Didn't Want Police To Shoot
• Corona Man Reunited With Family After 2-Year Immigration Battle That Had Him Stuck In Mexico
• Weekend Oakland Sideshow Enforcement Leads to 8 Arrests, 2 Dozen Towed Vehicles
• Poll: Do You Agree With California's Decision To Keep The Mask Mandate Until June 15?
• 11-Year-Old Charged In Beating, Carjacking Is Part Of Trend Of Children Carjacking With Adults
• Florida Lawmakers Won't 'Mess With Bingo'
• Minneapolis City Leaders Put Forth Vision For New Public Safety Plan
• Soggy Spring Storm Drops Snow Level Below Tree Line In Colorado Rockies
• Intensity From The Outset In Sunshine State Playoff Series
• Miami PD Believes 16-Year-Old Diani Gomez Sanchez Was Killed By Hit-And-Run Driver
• As Governor Tom Wolf Loosens Restrictions, Big Events Are Springing Back To Life
• Get Ready To Rock: Outdoor Concerts Return This Summer
• Researchers Develop Wireless Sensor That Measures Scratching To Improve Eczema And Other Anti-Itch Treatments
• Stevie Nicks, Guns 'N Roses, Foo Fighters Announced As BottleRock 2021 Headliners
• Police: 1 Shot Outside Brooklyn Park Business
• Motorcyclist Dies In Crash With Another Vehicle In Denver's Central Park Neighborhood
• Trenton Trevon Lovell Gets Life Without Parole For 2016 Killing Of LASD Sgt. Steve Owen
• Lawsuit Alleges LAUSD Failed To Protect Children From Teacher Convicted Of Molesting Minors
• COVID In MN: Target's New Policy Adds To Consumer Mask Confusion
• ATF Called To House Fire, Car Explosion Minutes Apart In North Huntingdon
• Lakers Star Anthony Davis Purchases $32 Million Bel Air Mansion
• Suspect Sought In Robbery At Rohnert Park Bank Branch
• Shortage Of Workers Skilled At Stopping Ransomware Attacks Makes Companies Vulnerable To Hacks
• Morrison Dog Named Wilson Chosen In Budweiser's Pupweiser Contest
• 'Highway To Nowhere' Maryland Officials Say This Stretch Of Highway In West Baltimore Was A Huge Mistake
• Denver City Council To Vote On Central Park Neighborhood Name Change
• Walz, Legislative Leaders Reach Budget Deal, But Will Require Special Session To Finish Work
• COVID: California To Continue Mask Mandate Through June 15
• UPDATE: Two East Bay Men Arrested in Slaying of Alameda Man Found Dead in Oakland Hills
• St. Paul Police 'Tactically Disengage' From Standoff North Of Capitol Grounds
• North Bay Cal Fire Crews Respond to Vegetation Fire in Cloverdale
• Fort Worth Zoo Working To Save Endangered Species Of Toad Through In Vitro Fertilization
• $5.2 Billion Transportation Bill Passes Colorado Senate
• While Millions Wait To File Tax Returns, Some Early Filers Will Get Unexpected Refund
• Golden State Warriors Help Provide Over 1 Million Meals To Bay Area Food Banks
• Restaurants struggle to hire amid 20-year high for job openings
• Coloradans Over 60 Will Outnumber Those Under 18 in 2 Years, Bill Aims To Increase Number Of Geriatricians
• Long Island Homeowners Have Had It With Utilities Tearing Up Newly Paved Roads, And With Little To No Warning, To Boot
• Ones For Texas: Unique Learning Environment Fosters Empathy, Inclusion From Young Age
• How Black Students From Delaware Helped Propel Brown v. Board Of Education To Supreme Court
• Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, Richard Nixon Library & Museum To Reopen To The Public This Month
• NYPD: Law Enforcement Banned From NYC Pride March, 'Runs Counter To Our Shared Values Of Inclusion And Tolerance'
• Denver Police: Cedric Vick Was Shot And Killed After Carjacking, Chase And Crash
• 'Lasting Impressions': World Class Art Meets Technology On Stage At Adrienne Arsht Center
• Two Injured In Crash On Lake Shore Drive Near 31st Street
• In What Superintendent Calls Cost-Cutting Move, West Orange, N.J. School District To Put End To Courtesy Busing
• LAUSD Launches On-Campus Vaccination Campaign; Partnership With Amazon For Struggling Graduates
• National Eagle Center To Lift COVID Restrictions Memorial Day Weekend
• 'All In On Hemp': Once-Banned 'Miracle' Crop Could Hold Future To Farming In Pennsylvania
• Texas Heartbeat Bill Heads To Governor Abbott
• Lily Cache Creek Trail In Bolingbrook Closed After Coyote Attacks Woman Walking Her Dog; No Injuries Reported
• Search Continues For Kyrin Carter, 12-Year-Old Boy With Autism, Missing Two Days After Walking Out Of Hotel In Hammond
• Anthony McClain's family continues fight for justice
• Call For Emergency Relief Goes Out To Help Residents Of Colombian City Rocked By Anti-Government Violence
• New Jersey, For Now, Says No To New CDC Mask Guidelines; Gov. Murphy: School In-Person Learning To Return In Fall
• Girl, 15, Shot And Critically Wounded While Walking Dog On South Side
• Pennsylvania Primary: Philadelphia's District Attorney Race Highlights Election Day
• UHealth Pediatric Mobile Unit Provides COVID Vaccinations To Kids In Underserved Communities
• Butterfly Pavilion Visitors Can Once Again Hold 'Rosie' The Tarantula As COVID Restrictions Loosen
• Bay Area Rep. Jackie Speier Revives Proposal Allowing Alcohol Shipments Through Mail
• Woman Shot In Chest While Driving, Gunfire Came From Passing Van In Auburn Gresham
• Neighbors Stunned To Hear Long Branch Cop Christopher Walls Accused Of Building Meth Lab In His Home
• 1 Out Of 7 Expected To Vote In Primary Election, Where A Lot Is On The Ballot
• 2 Tornadoes Touched Down In Dallas County Sunday, National Weather Service Confirms
• Bob Baffert suspended from entering horses in Belmont Stakes
• NYC Adding 250 NYPD Officers To Subways As 24-Hour Service Resumes
• More People Traveling Through Philadelphia International Airport As COVID-19 Pandemic Eases
• Morgan State University Among Maryland HBCUs Breaking Records
• Arrest Made In Deadly Davie Shooting
• 'Thinking On Our Feet': Coral Gables Art Cinema Pivoted In Pandemic To Survive
• Former Wilkinsburg Police Officer Under Investigation For Shooting Romir Talley Let Go By Penn Hills Police Department
• Baseball Report: Are The White Sox The Best Team In The Majors?
• Most Massachusetts High School Students Return For In-Person Learning
• More Americans Traveling As Vaccination Rates Increase, Pandemic Restrictions Ease
• 'Tell Us Who Did This To Our Baby': 6-Year-Old Chassidy Saunders' Family Pleads For Info Into Her Murder
• Man Who Stabbed Cheesecake Factory Employees Over Bakery Item At Large In Woodland Hills
• Water Rescue Crews Preparing For Potentially Busy Week In DFW
• 'It Is A Cancer On A Community': Miami Beach Mayor, Others, Battle Back Against Gambling Pact With Seminole Tribe
• Murder Trial Of New York Real Estate Heir Robert Durst Resumes In Los Angeles
• For small businesses, a conundrum over change in mask guidance
• Rep. Matt Gaetz Associate Joel Greenberg Pleads Guilty To Sex Trafficking Charges
• Portion Of Highway 285 Reopened Near Fairplay For Adverse Weather
• SEPTA To Lift All Capacity Limits On June 1
• COVID In Florida: 1,976 New Cases, 59 Additional Deaths Reported Monday
• Trial Set In December For Kim Potter, Former Officer Charged In Daunte Wright Shooting
• 3 Arrested In El Cerrito Catalytic Converter Thefts
• California Mask Guidelines Staying In Place Until June 15
• 'A League Of Their Own' TV Show Casting Baseball, Softball Players
• Philadelphia Officials' Mishandling Of MOVE Remains 'Absolutely Despicable, Incomprehensible,' Renowned Forensic Pathologist Says
• Parents Tied Up, Robbed During Armed Home Invasion, 5-Year Old Child Not Hurt
• Massachusetts Reports 281 New COVID Cases, 19 Additional Deaths
• Monday Afternoon Storms Prompt Flood Alerts Over 3 Colorado Burn Scars
• Baker Ending All Remaining COVID Restrictions, Mask Mandate In Massachusetts On May 29
• Two Skydivers In Florida Collide In Mid-Air, Only One Survives
• LAUSD Says In-Person Graduation Ceremonies Will Take Place In 2021
• 11-Year-Old Pittsburgh-Area Boy Wins 2020 President's Volunteer Service Award
• Ready Or Not. Cicadas Are Here In Maryland
• Red Sox, Bruins Can Host Fans At Full Capacity Beginning May 29
• Foster Parents Stepping Up For Colorado Children Needing Stability
• New Jersey Lifts Outdoor Masks Mandate, Will Continue To Require People Wear Masks While Indoors
• Man Responsible For Large Explosion At NH Gender Reveal Party Charged
• Suspects Sought In Weekend Home Burglary Spree In Hillsborough
• Avalanche Banners Hang On Larimer Square Ahead Of NHL Playoffs
• Tribeca Film Festival Opens June 9, Will Close In Front Of Full-Capacity Crowd At Radio City Music Hall, Gov. Cuomo Says
• Wolves' Anthony Edwards Earns Third Straight Rookie Of The Month Award
• 'This Is Progress': Denver-Area Residents Tour Portion Of Central 70 Project
• 'This Is Trying On Your Soul': Possible Tornado Rips Roof Off Home -- Just 2 Years After Rebuild From October 2019 Storm
• Jackson Allen, Son Of Sacramento TV Personality Mark S. Allen, Suffers Serious Burns In Lincoln Fire Pit Accident
• Girl Shot In Head During Mpls. Birthday Party Confirmed As Student At Elementary School In New Hope
• Governor Abbott Announces End To Federal Pandemic-Related Unemployment Benefits In Texas
• Face Masks Will No Longer Be Required For School Recess, Outdoor Youth Sports In Massachusetts
• Ex-cop will face trial in Daunte Wright shooting, judge rules
• Judge Dismisses All Charges Against Former Philadelphia SWAT Officer Richard Nicoletti
• Polar Park To Host Holy Cross Football Game In October
• 'Zoom Fatigue': Spending Hours On Video Calls For Work Leading Many Into Virtual Funk
• Amber Alert Canceled After 13-Year-Old Girl Found Along With 19-Year-Old Man
• Grapevine Police Share Image Of Man Wanted For Allegedly Stabbing, Carjacking An Uber Driver
• Derek Jeter Sells Tom Brady's Former Rental Digs In Tampa For $22.5 Million
• National Jewish Health Holding 'Vaccine Teen' Events Every Day This Week
• Richard Skramstad Charged In Western Wisconsin Meth Investigation
• Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman To Introduce Camping Ban Ordinance Proposal This Week
• Penn State To Stop Using 'Freshman,' 'Sophomore' Terms And Others Due To 'Male-Centric Academic History'
• As Summer Approaches, Mayor Lori Lightfoot And City Leaders Announce Thousands Of Summer Jobs And Activities For Kids
• Report: Space Force Commanding Officer Matthew Lohmeier Fired Over Comments About Marxism In The Military
• Baltimore County Man Charged In City Homicide
• Teen Accuser Takes Stand In Sexual Assault Trial Of Former Pittsburgh Pirates Pitcher Felipe Vazquez
• Trio Charged With Murder Of Irving Man During December Robbery In Carrollton
• Dodgers Sign Albert Pujols To One-Year Deal
• Wisconsin DOJ Administrator Tina Virgil Alleges 'Ongoing' Racial, Sexual Harassment
• Boston Will Align With Massachusetts Reopening Guidelines, Dropping Restrictions On May 29
• Jeff Bezos Is 'Fascinating' Because Of 'Inspiration, Intimidation, Invention': Author Brad Stone Talks New Book 'Amazon Unbound'
• Russia Won't Block Twitter, But Partial Slowdown To Continue
• Oakland City Officials Swear In New Fire Chief Reginald Freeman
• Broncos Hire Kelly Kleine As Executive Director Of Football Operations And Special Adviser To The General Manager
• Rare Corpse Flower Blooms At Temple University's Ambler Campus
• Missing Father Arrested In Pacifica After Young Children Found Dead In Nebraska Home
• COVID Reopening: 100 Employees Return To Salesforce Tower As Company Gradually Opens Offices
• Fire At Westminster Apartment Building Heavily Damages 4 Units
• Bomb Squad Responds After Treasure Hunters Bring Mortar To Nimrod Bar
• Mayor Duggan Announces James White As Interim Detroit Police Chief
• Bradley Beal Says He Won't Be At 100 Percent For Play-In Game Vs. Celtics
• COVID-19 Testing Center For Asylum Seekers Opens In Indio
• New Jersey Schools Will Open Full-Time For In-Person Learning This Fall For New School Year, Gov. Phil Murphy Says
• State Says Over 275,000 COVID-19 Vaccines Were Administered As Ford Field Clinic Comes To An End
• Governor Signs 2021-22 State Budget, Which Restores Funding To Dramatic Cuts Made In Colorado During The Pandemic
• 2 Arrested With Loaded Gun In Long Reach High School's Parking Lot
• College of San Mateo Staffer Arrested, Accused Of Child Molestation
• Denver Broncos Make Former Vikings Staffer Kelly Kleine Highest Ranking Female Scout In NFL History
• Kids Get COVID-19 Vaccine In Hopes Of Life Returning To Normal
• Kabang, Hero Dog From The Philippines Who Was Treated At UC Davis, Dies In Her Sleep At 13
• Microsoft investigated Gates affair before he left board
• Mega Millions Jackpot Increases To $468 Million For Tuesday Night's Draw On CBS4
• Police: 15-Year-Old Girl Fatally Shot By 12-Year-Old Boy
• More Than 12,000 Pigs Dead After Barn Fire On Pork Farm
• Did You Know Sharks Use Earth's Magnetic Field Like GPS To Navigate The Seas, Says Study
• Roseville Police Seek Help Finding 70-Year-Old Jack Sayles
• COVID-19 In Illinois: Fewest New Cases And Lowest Infection Rate In Two Months, But Vaccine Rates Still Falling Off
• Supreme Court Agrees To Hear Abortion Ban Case That Threatens Roe v. Wade
• Brothers wrongfully convicted of murder awarded $75 million
• Eaglet To Be Buried In Sacred Ceremony After Nest Collapse
• Black Crowes Reschedule Star Lake Show For July
• Sacramento Kings' Failures Lead To Another Long Offseason
• Adam Buksa Shares A Special Moment With Rhode Island Family After Netting Game-Winner For Revolution
• Fire Hose Used On Young Bear Found Hanging Out In Canyon Country Tree
• Police: Royal Oak Woman Arrested After Driving More Than 124 MPH On I-696
• Hogan Announces $192.9 Million In Additional Emergency Rental Assistance
• How Talking On The Phone Can Help Defend Your Brain Against Alzheimer's
• 2 Metra Train Lines Now Running With Bike Cars
• WATCH: Phillies Manager Joe Girardi Gets Testy With Media Asking Questions About Dust-Up With Jean Segura In Dugout Sunday
• Pa. Gov. Tom Wolf Receives Second COVID-19 Vaccine Shot
• Chicago Weather: Temperatures Climbing; Rainy Week Ahead
• Police Charge 2 Men In Severna Park Pursuit That Injured 2 Officers
• Baker To End Massachusetts State Of Emergency On June 15
• Small Plane Crashes Near Lake Arrowhead, 2 Survive
• Supreme Court rejects challenge to convictions by non-unanimous juries
• Electric chair or firing squad? New law makes inmates pick
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 872 New Cases, 17 Additional Deaths
• Police Looking For Driver Of SUV That Slammed Into Home On Staten Island
• Israel keeps pounding Gaza to stop rocket fire: "Whatever it takes"
• Caught On Video: Mountain Lion Strolls Through Mission Viejo Neighborhood Near Arroyo Golf Course
• MISSING: Kyrin Carter, 12, Has Autism, Last Seen At Best Western In Hammond, Indiana
• Tax Refunds Delayed As May 17 Filing Deadline Arrives
• Suspects Arrested In San Jose September Vigil Drive-By Double Homicide
• What a former CDC chief says about the new mask guidelines
• Florida Tourism Improves In Early 2021 But Still Struggles Due To Pandemic
• Alleged Capitol rioter banned from guns shoots mountain lion
• Florida Lawmakers Begin Special Session On Gambling As Seminole Tribe Tries To Ease Concerns About Deal
• More COVID Restrictions Being Lifted Across Tri-State Area Beginning This Week
• Two Suspects, Including 11-Year-Old Boy, Charged In Saturday Carjacking In Uptown
• Annapolis Cancels Memorial Day Parade Due To COVID Concerns
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 162 New Coronavirus Cases, 5 Additional Deaths In Last 48 Hours
• COVID In MN: MDH Reports 0 New Deaths, 589 Additional Virus Cases
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 66.5% Of Maryland Adults Have Received At Least One Dose Of Vaccine
• Pitchfork Music Festival Announces September Return: Headliners Include Phoebe Bridgers, St. Vincent, And Erykah Badu
• Human Remains Found In Burned Vehicle In Washington County
• Asian American Attacks: 'It's In My Eyes, On My Lips;' Two Victims Spit On While In Traffic In Oakland and San Francisco
• Morgan Hill Traffic Stop Leads To Seizure Of Illegal Weapons And 44 Pounds Of Marijuana
• All-Star Golf Tournament Sells Out To Raise Funds For AJ Quetta
• Bedrock Detroit Partners With Property Owners To Illuminate Detroit Buildings For NF Awareness
• Patriots Sign Guard Alex Redmond, Re-Sign James Ferentz
• Steelers LB Alex Highsmith Announces Engagement
• Pernell Walker On Showtime's 'City On A Hill': 'Grace Campbell Is Not All Bad And Not All Good'
• Guns N' Roses, Foo Fighters, Miley Cyrus Among 2021 BottleRock Napa Headliners
• Port Authority To Eliminate Vehicle Capacity Limits In 2 Stages
• Garland 911 Operator Was On The Phone With Victim Keandra Long When She Was Shot & Killed
• What To Know Heading Into Celtics-Wizards Play-In Game
• Philadelphia Eagles, Washington's Star Defensive End Ryan Kerrigan, Agree To One-Year Contract
• 3 Hurt In Boston Police Cruiser Crash In Roxbury
• Supreme Court to hear case over Mississippi's 15-week abortion ban
• At Least 6 Killed, 41 Wounded In Weekend Gun Violence In Chicago
• Dr. Oz's Personal War Against Alzheimer's
• Experts give tips on traveling safely this summer
• Bruins Need Better Plan For Capitals' Goaltender, Physical Play In Game 2
• U.K. eases COVID restrictions despite concern over Indian variant
• San Francisco Homeless Camp to Be Removed Monday, Advocates Say Residents Have Right to Stay
• Target No Longer Requiring Face Coverings For Fully Vaccinated Guests, Staff Members
• COVID Impact: State Sees 3% Drop In K-12 School Enrollment
• Maryland Men's Lacrosse Wins 7th Straight NCAA Quarterfinal Game
• Former New Jersey Resident Heartbroken After Dog Dies During Grooming At PetSmart
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• Matt Gaetz associate pleads guilty in federal sex trafficking case
• Supreme Court Declines To Hear Dallas Hospital Case Involving The N-Word
• Temperatures Expected To Get Extra Toasty In Philadelphia Region By End Of Week
• Man Killed When Gunfire Erupts During Memorial Service
• Gas Prices In Massachusetts Move Closer To $3 A Gallon
• Florida Gas Prices Hold Relatively Steady As Stations Recover From Fuel Demand Deluge
• Andrea Meza From Mexico Crowned 69th Miss Universe
• Doctors urge more gender-specific research on leading cause of death for women
• Alleged U.S. Capitol Rioter Patrick Montgomery Faces Arrest After Hunting Mountain Lion
• Dallas-Based AT&T Combining Media Assets, Merging Discovery Inc. With WarnerMedia
• Some People Should Still Mask Up Even If Vaccinated Against COVID-19, Experts Say
• City Park Farmers Market Looks To Connect Food Growers With Denver Consumers
• Police Investigating 2 Separate Detroit Shootings That Left 1 Dead, Another Critical
• Still filing taxes? Here's how to speed your refund
• Israel Pounds Gaza With Another Round Of Deadly Airstrikes
• Target Says Fully Vaccinated Customers, Employees Not Required To Wear Face Masks
• COVID In Colorado: Under Level Clear, New Restaurant Aroma Do Brazil Moves To Full Capacity For First Time Ever
• 2022 Navy-Notre Dame Game Will Be Played At M&T Bank Stadium
• Target No Longer Requiring Face Masks In Stores, 'Except Where It's Required By Local Ordinances'
• Confused About COVID-19 Mask Guidance? Here's The Current State Of Play In New York City
• Inter Miami Spoils Cincinnati's Home Opener With 3-2 Win
• COVID In Colorado: Independent Pharmacy Hosts Mass Vaccination Clinic For Newly Eligible Teens
• Local Residents Confused By Mixed Message On COVID-19 Mask Requirements
• 2 Injured In Shoot-Out In South Minneapolis
• Man With Multiple Aliases Wanted For Stabbing Coworker On Long Island, Police Say
• Marlins Hold Off Dodgers 3-2
• Pittsburgh's Traditional Fourth Of July Fireworks Celebration Returning This Summer
• Denver Weather: Wet And Gloomy To Start The Week, Brighter And Drier To Finish
• Peak Tick Season Is Here
• Heat Rout Pistons 120-107 With Several Key Players Out
• Police: Man Threatens Worker After She Asks Him To Wear Mask At Long Island Hardware Store
• University Of Denver Celebrates 2020 Graduates After Their Original Ceremony Was Canceled Due To COVID
• Supreme Court declines case over racial slur in workplace
• Miami Weather: Mix Of Sun & Clouds, Breeze Builds During The Week
• 17-Year-Old's American River Drowning A Tragic Reminder To Practice Water Safety
• Recipe: Cicada cookies
• Minneapolis College's Specialized Programs
• Matt Barnes Is Extremely, Incredibly Impressed By Shohei Ohtani
• Joppa Man Charged After Gun Found In Carry-On At BWI Security Checkpoint
• Are NFTs threatening the future of the planet?
• Weather Blog: Let The Summer Times Roll
• Increased Monthly Child Tax Credit Payments To Start In July
• Miss Universe contestant from Myanmar: "Our people are dying"
• Two Early Morning Shootings Reported In Baltimore Monday
• After Mid-Air Collision, 1 Plane Parachuted To Ground, 1 Landed With Damage. Both Were Impressive To A Denver Aviation Expert
• Golden Gate Bridge's Wind-Whipped Annoying Hum Echoes Through Neighborhoods
• COVID: Health Experts Believe 'Herd Immunity' Exists In Pockets Of San Francisco Bay Area
• Monday Is Last Day Of Ford Field Mass Vaccination Clinic
• Jason Aldean Announces Pittsburgh Stop For Upcoming Concert Tour
• Israel Continues Air Assault On Gaza Strip, Almost 200 Palestinians Killed
• PTL Links: May 17, 2021
• Faith Organizations Hand Out Checks To Help Migrant Families During Pandemic
• Update: Two Teens Die In East Oakland Sunday Night Shooting; Suspect Arrested
• Local Residents Confused By Mixed Message On COVID-19 Mask Requirements
• Buzzy Cohen On Guest Hosting 'Jeopardy!' Tournament Of Champions: 'I Had To Think About The Game In A Totally Different Way'
• Sheaun McKinney, Star Of CBS Comedy 'The Neighborhood', Reflects On Show's Past And Future
• New York Weather: CBS2's 5/17 Monday Afternoon Forecast
• Target No Longer Requiring Face Coverings For Fully Vaccinated Guests, Staff Members
• Northstate University Graduates Excited For First In-Person Ceremony At Golden 1 Center Since Pandemic Began
• After Falling Behind Early The Playoff-Bound Dallas Mavericks Fall To The T-Wolves 136-121
• Robert Kraft Excited For Tom Brady's Return To Foxboro: 'I Love Him'
• Michigan Police: 4-Year-Old Fatally Shot By Pellet Gun
• Motorcyclist Fatally Thrown From Bike Trying To Avoid Crash In I-694
• Hundreds Gathered In Wynwood To Protest Violence Against Palestinians
• Man Shot, Killed Outside Hacienda Heights Gas Station
• Revolution Making Gillette Stadium A Tough Place To Visit
• U.S. will send 20 million more COVID-19 vaccine doses abroad
• Robert Durst Was Acquitted Of Murder In Texas, Now His Trial In California Resumes After A Long Delay
• Nathan MacKinnon On Track To Return For Colorado Avalanche For Game 1 Against St. Louis Blues
• AT&T and Discovery merge media businesses in $43B deal
• Masks No Longer Required For Vaccinated Staff, Visitors At Westmoreland Co. Courthouse
• New England Living: Maple Sugaring At Hollis Hills Farm
• Lightning Beat Panthers 5-4 In Game 1 Of Playoff Series
• Body Of 20-Year-Old Colt Snyder, Missing Armstrong Co. Man, Found In Allegheny River
• Cache Of Fireworks Worth $50,000 Seized From Santa Ana Home
• Local Police Departments Team Up To Enforce Pedestrian Traffic Laws
• Report: Pa. Court May Have Given Jerry Sandusky A $95,000 Break
• Pennsylvania Adopts CDC's Relaxed Mask-Wearing Guidelines For Those Fully Vaccinated
• Frost Science Opens New Exhibit Centered Around Pterosaurs
• Newsom: Some State Workers Will Not Return To Downtown Sacramento Offices
• Flash Flood Watch As Weeklong Wet Weather Stretch Drenches North Texas
• As U.S. leaves Afghanistan, extremists pick the softest targets
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• 10 Places To Celebrate National Barbecue Day In Metro Detroit
• Hard Rock Casino Opening In Gary Friday
• Shuttered For More Than Five Years, Chippewa Campground At Kankakee River State Park Could Soon See Repairs
• One Dead, Another Critical After A Fiery Car Crash On Lake Shore Drive
• Marin County Steps Up Effort to Vaccinate Youth
• 'People Want To See More,' Artist Turns Utility Box On Busy Bedford Street Into Art
• 3 Men Injured In River North Parking Garage Shooting, One Identified In Video As Rapper Lil Reese; Officer's Gun Also Accidentally Discharged
• Pittsburgh Weather: Warm-Up On The Way
• Tax Day Is Monday May 17: Here's Everything You Need To Know About Filing Your 2020 Taxes
• Suspect In Custody Following Police Standoff In North Philadelphia
• Police: Man Tears Down Cross, Burns American Flag At Brooklyn Church
• DuPage County Opens Vaccination Sites To Ages 12 To 15 Monday
• Wildfire Rips Through Bass River State Forest In Ocean County, N.J.
• Streets Reopen To Traffic After Building Fire Causes Closures In Old Irving Park
• Investigation Underway After Man Shot At Motel 6 In Tinicum Township
• Fauci says new mask guidance is "based on the evolution of the science"
• Damon Weaver, kid reporter who interviewed Obama, has died
• U.S. ambassador to U.N. calls for de-escalation in Middle East
• 3-Alarm Dallas Apartment Fire May Have Been The Result Of An Earlier Blaze In The Same Building
• NYC's 24-hour subway service resumes 1 year after COVID shutdown
• Tony Dokoupil and Katy Tur welcome baby daughter
• Israeli airstrikes kill 42 and topple buildings in Gaza City
• Electric vehicles could soon cost less than gas-powered vehicles
• IRS backlog of tax returns is growing ahead of filing deadline
• Bicyclist Struck By Hit-And-Run Driver In Spring Garden
• The return of the cicadas
• Two questioned as early-season wildfire spreads in L.A. outskirts
• Lou Barletta To Enter Pennsylvania's GOP Stakes For Governor
• Man Critically Injured After Shot Outside Of Corner Store In North Philadelphia
• Demonstrators Call on San Francisco to Keep Great Highway Closed to Cars
• Man Critically Injured After Shot Multiple Times In North Philadelphia
• Miss Universe crown won by Miss Mexico, Andrea Meza
• Doctor Says It's A Miracle 17-Year-Old Is Alive After Terrible Crash In Woodstown, New Jersey Last Month
• Father, Sons Displaced After Harrison Twp. House Fire
• New York Weather: CBS2's 5/17 Monday Morning Forecast
• Trial Set To Begin For Former Pirates Pitcher Felipe Vazquez
• Andover Police Officer Saves 15 Baby Ducks Stuck In Storm Drain
• Raw Video: Close Up View Of Hawk On Top Of Schrafft Building in Charlestown
• COVID-19 Capacity Restrictions Eased For Indoor, Outdoor Events In Pa.
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• Police: One Dead After Reported Shooting On Frankstown Avenue
• ATF, Police Investigating North Huntingdon House Fire
• Family Members Say 28-Year-Old Leslie Lizet Basilio Was Delaware Metro PCS Manager Killed In Attempted Robbery
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• Arson suspect detained as wildfire rages in California
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• Gaetz associate pleads guilty to child sex trafficking
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• Biden pressured to respond to escalating Mideast violence
• Israel strikes Hamas tunnels after conflict's deadliest day
• Expert says identity is at the heart of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
• New York governor outlines new COVID mask guidance and more reopening plans
• Questions remain over mask guidance as many businesses drop requirement
• NYPD boosts transit patrols as NYC's subway service fully returns
• Protests intensify across Colombia; demonstrators killed during clashes with police
• United Kingdom eases more coronavirus restrictions
• Biden announces 20 million more doses of COVID-19 vaccine will be sent abroad
• Supreme Court agrees to hear Mississippi abortion case
• Tax filing deadline in the United States
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• No sign of Israel and Hamas ending rocket attacks as conflict enters second week
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• New York prosecutors seek cooperation of Trump business associate in probe
• Palestinian policy analyst on situation in Gaza
• Plea deal for associate of Representative Matt Gaetz
• As strikes continue in Israel and Gaza, Sunday was deadliest day yet
• Biden under pressure to support Palestinians in Mideast conflict
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• New report finds lack of data for women's heart health, pushes for more gender-specific research
• How to travel safely this summer, the importance of masks
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• Tiger spotted roaming Texas neighborhood turned over to wildlife authorities
• Dr. Ashish Jha breaks down new mask guidance for fully vaccinated people
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• Rep. Matt Gaetz's associate to plead guilty to federal charges, including child sex trafficking
• Former Romney adviser on Biden administration's response to Israeli-Hamas violence
• Biden faces pressure from progressives over Israel, Palestine conflict
• Israeli strikes Gaza in deadliest single attack of clashes, record number of Hamas rocket attacks
• States and businesses scramble to adjust to CDC's new mask guidance
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