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Articles from May 19, 2021

• UPDATE: Juveniles Started Explosive Martinez Fire That Burned Home, Multiple Vehicles
• Israel, Hamas Conflict Hits Close To Home For Some Sacramentans
• UPDATE: Mountain Lion Found in Tree Near San Francisco's Bernal Heights
• LAPD Says Random, Violent Attacks By Unhoused Residents Are On The Rise
• Palisades Fire Containment Increases to 66%; School Reopens
• Real Housewife Of Beverly Hills, Erika Girardi, Allegedly Embroiled In Real Life Scandal
• Demand For Short-Term Rentals Surges In Summit County: 'We Have A Massive Deficit'
• Warriors Fall To Lakers In Play-In Game; Face Grizzlies On Friday
• Astros Thump Athletics 8-1; Oakland's Lead In AL West Down To 1/2 Game
• Dodgers Rally Past Diamondbacks 4-2 For 7th Win In 8 Games
• Thornton Crash That Killed Father & Son Caused By Driver With BAC 4 Times The Legal Limit
• Santa Ana City Council Seeking To Make Street Racing Attendance Illegal
• Police Investigate Possible Jewish Hate Crime Attack At Beverly Grove Restaurant
• Sacramento Police Descend On Del Paso Heights For Friendly Softball Game
• Roseville Police Reopen Susan Jacobson Cold Case
• LeBron's 3 Lifts Lakers Over Warriors In West Play-In Game
• Chicago Facebook Mom's Group Embroiled In Israeli-Palestinian Disagreement
• LA City Council Calls For Permanent Closure Of Aliso Canyon Gas Facility
• Waseca's Arik Matson Named 'Police Officer Of The Year' By Minn. Police Chiefs
• Civale, Naylor Lead Indians Past Ohtani's Angels, 3-2
• Deputies Detain Person Suspected Of Arson In Santa Clarita Fires
• Police: Suspect With A Knife Hospitalized After Shooting Involving Denver Police
• 'I Want Justice For My Mom': Family Of Karen Garner Call For More Charges Against Former Loveland Police Officers
• Colorado's Comeback: Businesses Banking On Upcoming Job Fair To Get Back To Business
• Denver Woman Taking Cautious & Enlightened Approach To Re-Entering Workforce
• I-Team: Parents Say Boy Could Go Blind After Pfizer Discontinued 'Miracle Drug'
• Affidavit: Marty Walsh Knew About Domestic Abuse Allegations Against Police Commissioner Dennis White
• 8-Year-Old Shot In Queens, 2 Adults Injured
• Danville, NH, Selectmen Walk Out Of Meeting When Some In Crowd Show Up Unmasked
• No-Hitter For 2nd Straight Day: Kluber Pitches Yanks' Gem
• Chicago Weather: Summer-Like Heat Builds As Area May Hit 90 Degrees On Weekend
• 2 Teens Hospitalized After Kandiyohi County Rollover Crash
• Teen Soccer Players Robbed On Their Way To Practice; Dad Says Police Were Not Helpful
• North Allegheny Parents And Students Debate Diversity Training In School District
• Acuña's Homer Off Barnes In 9th Lifts Braves Over Mets
• Lawsuit Dismissed Against Park Hill Safe Outdoor Space For Homeless
• Authorities Cracking Down On Scammers As New Yorkers In Need Become Victims Of Fraud Amid Pandemic
• Primary Election Results Bring Changes To Policing On Streets And At Allegheny County Jail
• Joint Task Force Will Target Uptick In Carjackings In DC, Maryland
• 82-Year-Old Missing San Fernando Woman Found
• Outdoor Dining Program Extended In Baltimore, Allowing Restaurants To Keep Expanded Seating
• Minnesota Weather: Tornado Touchdowns Confirmed In Southern Minnesota
• Massive Rebuild Of Anderson Dam Set To Impact Morgan Hill Residents For Years
• LASD Says Arrest Made In Robbery, Attack Of 67-Year-Old Taiwanese Lyft Driver
• Mask Mandate Lifted For Fully Vaccinated New Yorkers, But Private Businesses Split On Enforcement
• Surviving COVID-19: Shock Trauma Team Describes How They Helped Save Life of Baltimore Grandfather
• New Research Says Chemotherapy Doesn't Increase Risk Of Contracting COVID-19
• Aniya Allen, 6, Dies From Injuries After Stray Bullet Strikes Her Head In Minneapolis
• 75-Year-Old Arrested In Connection With Murder For Third Time In His Life; Video Shows Him Refuse To Surrender
• Police Investigating Vandalism, Tire Slashings In Queens Neighborhood
• Baltimore City Police Release Body Camera Footage In Fatal Shooting Of Timothy Fleming
• 'Blood Everywhere': Coworker Recalls Coming To Aid Of Bicyclist Run Down By Juvenile Driver Of Stolen SUV
• 'It's Time For Everyone To Return To Mass,' Church Leaders Say As COVID Restrictions Eased
• Jeffers Petroglyphs: A 'Living, Sacred Site' With Native Carvings Thousands Of Years Old
• Opa-Locka PD: Innocent Teen In Critical Condition Following Shooting
• Johns Hopkins University To Pair Baltimore Crisis Inc. Workers With Security For Mental Health Calls
• A Look At Dallas' New Pump Station That's Helping During This Week's Flooding Threat
• Child Falls Through Subway Grate At Brooklyn Playground
• House Approves January 6 Commission Despite GOP Opposition (CBS News)
• NYPD Searching For Suspect After Police-Involved Shooting In The Bronx
• Fmr. Gopher Football Employee Raises New Concerns; NCPA Finds 'Red Flags'
• Boat Fire In Essex Leaves One Person Seriously Injured
• Smith Scores In 2nd OT To Lead Bruins Past Capitals 3-2
• Baltimore County Students Line Up For Covid Vaccine At School Clinics
• Arozarena's Two Home Runs Help Rays Rally Past Orioles, 9-7
• Man Found Dead In West Baltimore Alley, Baltimore Police Investigating
• Anderson's Birthday Homer Lifts Rogers, Marlins Over Phils
• Lawmakers introduce bill to improve care for "Havana Syndrome" victims
• Phillies Can't Solve Trevor Rogers In Loss To Marlins
• Large Group of Suspects Steals $150,000 in Handbags from Palo Alto Neiman Marcus
• Gausman Sharp Through 6 Innings, Giants Shut Out Reds
• Israeli Supporters Respond To Dearborn Protests, Gaza Violence
• Oakland, San Jose Mayors Urge Residents To Take Part In Energy Savings Challenge; Smart Thermostats Given Away
• Motorcyclist Killed In Crash At S. Kipling St. & W. Exposition Ave. In Lakewood
• Robert Durst Trial: Defense Claims 'Evidence Is Lacking' In Opening Statement
• At Risk Teens Finding Their 'Lost Voices'
• Teen, Woman Shot At Hancock Playground In North Philadelphia, Police Say
• Keller HS Baseball Preparing For Playoffs As Second-Ranked 6A Team In State
• AG Nessel Goes After Reality Star And Weight Loss Center Owner Over COVID Claim
• Kroger Ends Mask Mandate For Fully Vaccinated Customers, Most Associates
• Massachusetts Reports 425 New COVID Cases, 14 Additional Deaths
• Rocket Companies To Resume In-Person Work: Downtown Detroit Employees To Return June 7
• Vanessa Bryant's Lawyers Ask For Temporary Postponement In Suit Against LA County Sheriff's Deputies
• Vendors At San Jose Berryessa Flea Market Plead Hope to Survive Transit Development
• MDHHS: If Your Lose Your Vaccine Card You Can Request Another One
• Colorado Offers $1,600 Incentive To Unemployed Residents To Get Back To Work
• Tyler Titus Closer To Becoming First Openly Transgender County Executive In Country After Winning Erie County Primary
• Detroit Public Schools To Resume In-Person Learning May 24
• Police Arrest Joshua Menendez Following Crime Spree In Downtown Boulder
• Study: Breast Cancer Patients Treated With Chemo Didn't Have Increased Risk For COVID Infection
• Philadelphia Police Searching For Driver Who Hit 6-Year-Old Boy, Checked On Him Before Fleeing
• Cambria Hotels Celebrates Grand Opening Of New Ocean City Bayfront Hotel
• Police Searching For Suspect Who Spray-Painted Hateful Vandalism At The Better Box
• Eddie Ray Johnson of Brandywine Pleads Guilty To Stealing $1.1M From Government
• UPDATE: San Francisco Teen Suspect Arrested in Robbery, Pepper Spraying of Chinatown Store Owner
• Wind-Fueled Grass Fire Burns At Landfill East Of Altamont Pass
• Loveland Police Chief Supports Criminal Charges Against Former Officers, Family Of Karen Garner Says It Isn't Enough
• Demi Lovato Comes Out As Nonbinary, Changes Pronouns To They/Them
• UPDATE Fire Crews Control Pittsburg Vegetation Fire by Bailey Road
• 'Going To Wear Your Last Name Proudly': Family, Friends Give Final Farewell To Fallen Stockton Officer Jimmy Inn
• East Bay Resident Makes Fire Prevention a Passion
• Hamas Lays Out Conditions For Ceasefire With Israel
• Patterson Church Hit With Series Of Break-Ins, Vandalism; Homeless Man Arrested
• Maryland Lawmakers Announce Nearly $55.4 Million In Funding To Expand Mental Health Services & Substance Abuse Programs
• Stray Bullet From Drive-By Shooter Strikes Man Waiting For Son Outside Brooklyn Park Barber Shop
• George Null, Hiker Missing For 5 Days, Found Alive In Angeles National Forest
• Vaccine Hesitancy In Some Communities Continues To Be A Hurdle For Local Officials
• Investigation Questions Why Midlothian Officers Allowed Police Commander's Daughter To Avoid Jail
• Roseville Police Reopen Missing Person Case Of Susan Jacobson, Who Vanished 8 Years Ago
• House Backs Commission On Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol Riot Over GOP Objections
• EPIC Conferences Opens Conversation On Diabetes Care
• New Study Finds Breast Cancer Patients Treated With Chemotherapy Didn't Have Increased Risk For COVID Infection
• Northwestern University Student Attacked Near Campus
• Texas Executes Quintin Jones For Killing Great Aunt In 1999
• 'I Asked Him If He Knew Anyone Who Was Hiring': Mayor Bill Peduto Talks With President Joe Biden After Primary Loss
• 15-Year-Old Boy Shot While Riding Bike In Kingsessing, Philly Police Say
• Combatting COVID: More Sacramento Area School Districts Launch Vaccination Sites On Campuses
• Getty Center Will Reopen On May 25
• Sumner Tunnel Restoration Scheduled For 2022; Four-Month Shutdown Planned
• Registration Begins For Baltimore County Public Schools Virtual Learning Program
• New Jersey Offers Dinner With Governor, Free Wine & More As Incentives To Get Vaccinated
• Canyon Lake Fire At Storage Facility Destroys 40 Recreational Vehicles, Threatens Nearby Homes
• Gov. Larry Hogan Pardons Benjamin Hance, St. Mary's Only Documented Lynching Victim
• 19-Year-Old Found Guilty In PG County Murder, Charged For Witness Intimidation
• National Trauma Survivors Day Observed At Kendall Regional Medical Center
• Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot Offers Two-Year Anniversary Interviews Only To Reporters Of Color
• LAPD Searching For Hit-And-Run Suspect Who Severely Injured 2 Children
• 'I Owe Everything To Him': Nassau County Man Reunites With EMT Who Saved His Life
• Aaron Epps Let Go As Springdale High School Boys Basketball Coach After Success-Filled Run
• Taylor Hall Scores Highlight-Reel Goal Vs. Capitals
• Aurora Considers Establishing Safe Outdoor Spaces To Address Homelessness
• Hundreds Of Community Members Gather To Honor Fallen Stockton Police Officer Jimmy Inn During Funeral Procession
• UPDATE: SF Potrero Hill Shootings Suspect Had Been Arrested in April; 2nd Victim Identified
• San Jose Man Sentenced For Hacking Concession Stands At Earthquakes Stadium
• Collin County Family In Rebuild Mode After Lightning Strikes Home
• Jail Escape Attempt Not The First For Golden Facility
• Jake Erdeljac And Mara Casale, Couple Gunned Down In Westmoreland County Home, Remembered By Friends And Family
• Jericho Road Bridge On The Baltimore/Harford County Line To Close For Several Hours Thursday
• King Soopers Ending Mask Requirement For Fully Vaccinated Customers And Workers
• Under Armour Will Increase its Minimum Pay Rate to $15 Per Hour
• NASA chief, citing China gains, calls for congressional support
• Miami PD Looking For Man Accused Of Trying To Sexually Assault Woman At Brickell Apartment Building
• Orange County Enters Yellow Tier Wednesday As COVID-19 Rates Continue To Decline
• Construction Will Start Soon On $75 Million Renovation Of Bronx's Historic Orchard Beach Pavilion
• Campus Intruder Arrested After Allegedly Assaulting Students, Teacher At Santa Rosa School
• State's 30-Year Gambling Deal Gives Seminole Tribe Exclusive Rights To Sports Betting
• Keeping Fleury Fresh Proving Key For Golden Knights Vs. Wild
• 2 Key Bills In Response To Texas Winter Power Outages Advance
• NHL Clears Blues, Golden Knights After COVID Testing Errors
• Former Pirates Pitcher Felipe Vazquez Takes The Stand At His Sexual Assault Trial
• MN Father-Daughter Duo Part Of Fastest Team To Row Entire Mississippi River
• Charisse McGill Teams Up With Yards Brewing To Distribute Historic French Toast Bites Ale
• Anoka Police K-9 Bravo, Shot In Armed Carjacking, Returns To Work
• House Passes Bill Creating Commission On Jan. 6 Capitol Attacks
• Phishing Scam Claiming To Be IDES Targets Illinois Residents To Gain Access To Personal Information
• First Scholarships Given In Honor Of Minn. Nat'l Guardsman Killed In Black Hawk Crash
• 'The Driver's Sleeping': Police Bodycam Video Of Man Asleep At The Wheel Of A Tesla
• The Mighty Quinn Serves As Bruins' Banner Captain Amid News His Tumors Are Shrinking
• Dallas Police Searching For Ricardo Navarro-Carvajal In Connection With Shooting Death Of Doris Ramirez
• Karen Garner Arrest: 2 Former Loveland Police Officers, Austin Hopp, Daria Jalali, Face Charges
• Benbrook High School Senior Dies Day After Being Found Injured At Home
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• Denver Siblings Take A Shot At The Study Of A COVID Vaccine By Novavax
• Camper Trailer Fully Engulfed In Flames In Nevada City; 1 Dead
• Dancers seek to rid ballet performances of Asian stereotypes
• After Violent Night In Mt. Oliver, Community Leaders Push For Safer Environment
• North Mpls. Community Groups Work To Bridge Racial Disparities In Vaccine Distribution
• Lollapalooza 2021 Lineup Announced
• Independent Screening Task Force Recommends Earlier Colon Cancer Screening
• Fully-Vaccinated People Adjusting To Mask Changes
• Pro bono lawyers help tenants fight eviction during pandemic
• 'I Just Don't Want To Take A Chance': South Shore Business Owners Not Ready For Everyone To Be Maskless
• Dry Spell Or Deliberately Set? Lovers Of Franklin Park Want To Know What's Causing Recent Fires
• 15-Year-Old Boy Killed In Brooklyn House Fire
• Record-Setting SJSU Runner Lee Evan Dies, Remembered For Protest at '68 Olympics
• Bay Area Transit Riders Now Able To Pay Clipper Card Fares On Android Phones
• 'I Thought I Lost My Brother': Family Of Juveniles Involved In I-95 Police Pursuit & Crash
• Breckenridge Announces Its Ski Season Will End Earlier Than Planned
• Keller @ Large: Democrats Who Want Commission To Look Into Capitol Riots May Not Have Dance Partner
• 'An Air Of Optimism': Boston Businesses Ready For Busy Summer
• San Francisco Supe Calls For Allowing 4-Unit Apartments In Corner Lots To Alleviate Housing Crunch
• University Of California, Kroger Among Organizations Hit By Major Cyberattack On Accellion Firewall Software
• Political Analysts Cite Several Reasons Bill Peduto Lost Pittsburgh Mayoral Primary Election To Ed Gainey
• Clarifying COVID: What Should Parents With Kids Under The Age Of 12 Do With Masking?
• Champaign Police Officer Chris Oberheim, 44, Fatally Shot While Responding To 'Domestic Disturbance'
• Chicago Area Expressway Shootings Double In One Year
• Inside Inter Miami CF: Midfielder Edison Azcona
• Gunshots Fired At Lookout Mountain Youth Services Center During Escape Attempt, Arrest Made
• 18-Year-Old Cumberland Man Charged In Child Porn Case
• YouTube removes channel selling false vaccine information
• Ryan Storm Charged With Kidnapping, Tying Down, And Sexually Assaulting Woman In Lake Barrington
• 1-Year-Old German Shepherd Ryder, Who's Missing Part Of His Hind Legs & Rear Paws, Needs 'Fur-Ever' Home
• Waverly Tattoo Artist Bill Stevenson Will Commemorate Brood X Cicadas In Ink
• Local Boosters Say Prospects For Magic City Have Never Looked Brighter
• 'Was She Lynched?' Civil Rights Attorney Benjamin Crump Raises Questions About Death Of Mikayla Miller
• SEE IT: 11-Year-Old Girl Fights Off Knife-Wielding Florida Man During Attempted Kidnapping
• Delaware State Sen. Darius Brown Arrested For Allegedly Punching Woman In Wilmington Restaurant
• Mayor Jim Kenney Vows To Reform Philadelphia's Medical Examiner's Office After Mishandling Of MOVE Bombing Victims' Remains
• Pennsylvania Voters Impose Limits On Governor's Emergency Disaster Powers
• Asian American Community Leaders Call For City Hall To Step Up Their Response To Spate Of Hate Crimes: 'The Community Is Living In Fear'
• Abortion Debate Heats Up In Texas After Signing Of 'Heartbeat Bill'
• Barr Lake State Park Adds Paddleboards, Virtual Reality To Experience
• Vaccinated Miami Marlins Fans No Longer Have To Wear Masks At Ballpark Starting Friday
• As Apple Trial Nears End, CEO Tim Cook Plans To Take Witness Stand
• Stop & Shop Won't Require Face Masks For Fully Vaccinated Massachusetts Shoppers After May 29
• Penn State to remove terms "sophomore" and "freshman"
• St. Paul Fire Rescues 3 Teens From Smokestacks; 1 Hospitalized
• CBS Releases 2021 Fall Lineup Highlighted By New Seasons Of 'Young Sheldon' And 'NCIS'
• Miami Police Have Car That May Be Connected To Deadly Hit-And-Run Of Diani Gomez
• Deal Reached To Create Database Of Chicago Police Officer Misconduct; Watchdog Calls Compromise 'A Significantly Smaller Step' Than Original Plan
• CU Board Of Regents Agrees To $1.3 Million Departure Deal For Mark Kennedy
• African American Museum Of Nassau County Renamed After Local Black History Icons Julius And Joysetta Pearse
• Dallas Love Field Expects Summer Travel To Come Close To Pre-Pandemic Levels
• Kayaker Dies In Accident On NH's Massabesic Lake
• COVID In Florida: 2,811 New Cases, 45 Additional Deaths Reported Wednesday
• Billy Porter Reveals He Is HIV Positive
• Lawmakers, Good Government Groups Question Cuomo Using Taxpayer Dollars To Pay For Defense Lawyers In Multiple Investigations
• Giolito Gives Sox 8-Inning, 2-Hit Outing To Beat Twins 2-1
• Emergent BioSolutions CEO Testifies Before House Oversight Committee About 15M Ruined Vaccines
• Family Members, Friends Of Shalimar Birkett, Killed By Stray Bullet At Vigil In Brooklyn, Sound Alarm: 'We Need The Police Department'
• State Sen. Doug Mastriano Says Former President Donald Trump Asked Him To Run For Governor In 2022
• Aero Theatre In Santa Monica Set To Reopen June 10
• See It: 2 Women Waiting At Levittown Bus Stop Seriously Injured After Pickup Truck Jumps Curb
• Gov. DeSantis' Cruise Ship Lawsuit Against CDC Sent To Mediation
• Pandemic Forces The Carlton Restaurant To Close After 37 Years In Business
• Donald Trump Responds To N.Y. AG's Criminal Investigation Of Trump Organization: 'Nothing More Corrupt Than An Investigation In Desperate Search Of A Crime'
• Annapolis' Capt. Burtis House To Be Renovated As Part Of City Dock Revitalization Effort
• Safe To Return To The Gym? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your COVID Vaccine Questions
• Woman Injured After Tire Flies Into Oncoming Traffic On Long Island Expressway
• Chandos Tacos Owner Chando Madrigal Gets 'Chopped' On Food Network's Popular TV Show
• Illinois State Board Of Education Backs Plan To Require In-Person Learning For Schools Next Fall
• Mask Guidelines In New Jersey Remain Unchanged, But Many Other COVID-19 Protocols Eased As Summer Approaches
• Hamas Lays Down Its Terms As Calls For A Ceasefire Get Louder
• UPS Hiring Hundreds Of Positions In DFW Area
• Driver Crashes Stolen Car On I-25, Semi Rolls Over To Avoid Crash, Spills Propane Tanks
• Woman Killed, 4 Others Shot During Street Brawl In Hemet
• Mask Mandate No More For Fully Vaccinated People In Connecticut: 'It's Such A Relief... We've All Been Waiting For This'
• Kiski Township Police Looking For Missing 30-Year-Old April Libitzer
• Teenager Xavion Johnson Sentenced To 48 Years For Killing Gayland Allen, Jr.
• 'Matty In The Morning' Radio Host Matt Siegel Appears To Quit On Air Over Demi Lovato Comments
• Texas Woman Arrested At Southern Border With $1.5M In Heroin Hidden Inside Volkswagen Jetta
• Orioles' Chris Davis Out For The Remainder Of The Season, Reports Say
• William Penn High School Alum Reunited With 1965 Class Ring She Never Knew Was Lost
• Church Identifies 2 Victims Of Head-On Crash In Denton As Missionaries
• Caught On Video: Breaching Orca Slams Into Dolphin In Mid-Air
• You Can Drive To The Top Of Pikes Peak Starting June 15, Summit Complex Will Reopen By End Of June
• Several Changes For Upcoming 2021 Atlantic Hurricane Season As Seasons Getting Stormier
• 5 Freeway Reopened After Full Closure In Commerce
• School District Of Philadelphia To Welcome Back All Students For In-Person Learning In Fall
• Median Home Sale Price In Massachusetts Soars Above Half A Million Dollars
• Museum Of Science And Industry Opening An Extra Day Per Week Starting Tuesday
• DWSD Updates Public On Massive $240.4 Million Water And Sewer Upgrades In Detroit
• Goodwill Stores Have A Message: Please Stop Donating Trash
• Giolito Gives White Sox 8-Inning, 2-Hit Outing To Beat Minnesota Twins 2-1
• South Hills Children's Choir To Hold Auditions
• DA Identifies Victims Of Shooting Near Fall River Park, Including 14-Year-Old Boy
• City Council License Committee Backs Bid To Crack Down On Predatory Towers, Require Towing License To Respond To Crash Scenes
• 5 Things To Know About Traveling To The Top Of Pikes Peak In 2021
• New Jersey Restaurant Industry Coming 'Back To Life With Every Little Change' But Still Struggling Hiring
• LA Pride Announces June In-Person Events: LGBTQ+ Night At Dodger Stadium And Movie At Hollywood Forever Cemetery
• Matt Judon Says Tom Brady Is Toughest QB To Sack -- Just Not For Reason You May Think
• State Treasury Department Starts Processing Payments For Property Tax And Rent Rebate Program
• Weather Service Warns Of Strong Winds, Fire Hazards For Bay Area Coasts
• Pittsburgh Native Billy Porter Reveals He's Been Living With HIV Since 2007
• Joffrey Ballet, Lyric Opera Announce New Season Programs Starting In September
• 'Uncork The Vaccination' Among New Incentives For New Jersey Residents To Get COVID-19 Vaccine
• Almost half of 2020 college grads still looking for work
• Tom Brady Fights Back At Bitcoin Plunge: 'We Just Buy The Dip!'
• St. Paul Police Arrest Nick Firkus In Connection To 2010 Fatal Shooting Of His Wife In Their Home
• FBI: Capitol rioters hit cops with metal knuckles, baton
• COVID: Santa Clara County Restaurants Happy About Reduced Restrictions of Yellow Tier
• Several Investigations Underway After Some Ballots Were Rejected In Fayette County
• Man Accused Of Stealing Gun During Cameron Park Robbery
• Pittsburgh Bureau Of Fire Hiring Firefighter Recruits
• Clippers Coach Defends Move To Avoid Lakers: 'I Don't Give A Damn What Anybody Else Thinks'
• Eagle County Ends All Local COVID-19 Restrictions, Applause Breaks Out At Commissioners Meeting
• Old Coors Office Building In Golden Demolished
• Man Dies, 2 Children Rescued After Being Swept Out To Sea in Santa Cruz
• Grab A Ticket: Mega Millions Jackpot Grows To $515 Million During Winner Drought
• District Attorney: Denver Police Officers Justified In Shooting Death Of Larry Hamm
• Nearly 60 Horses Come Close To Drowning After Flash Flooding At Plano Riding Stable
• UPDATE: 1 Dead In Early Morning 2-Alarm San Francisco Fire
• Greg Anthony Skeptical Of Denver Nuggets Chances To Make Conference Final, Says He 'Doesn't See A Scenario'
• Baltimore City Workgroup Makes Recommendations On Allowable Travel, Business Expenses
• Kroger Ends Mask Requirement For Vaccinated Customers And Workers
• Texas Sheriff's: Shooting After Case Of Mistaken Identity Leaves 1 Dead, 4 Family Members Charged With Murder
• Danvers Native Meghan Duggan Hired By New Jersey Devils As Player Development Manager
• Denver City And County Employees Will Begin Phased Return To The Office Starting June 1
• Vaccine Campaign Urges Teens, Families To Get Their COVID Shots This Week
• Kroger to drop mask requirement for vaccinated shoppers
• Search Continues For Missing 12-Year-Old Kyrin Carter In Hammond, Indiana
• Shots Shatter Windows Of Jurupa Valley Jack In The Box, Several Cars
• Hopkinton Police Release 911 Call, Radio Transmissions And Logs In Mikayla Miller Death Investigation
• 3 Englewood Police Officers Struck, Dragged By Stolen Car Suspect, Released From Hospital
• 'You Bring Them Out Or We're Coming In': 2 Northern Pennsylvanians Accused Of Storming The Capitol
• Man Seriously Injured After Being Hit By Tractor-Trailer In Waltham
• I-95 Police Chase In Broward Ends In Crash Near Pembroke Road
• Philadelphia Weather: Temperatures Nearing 90 Degrees Across Region On Mostly Sunny Wednesday
• Navy Pier To Reopen Indoor Spaces Open Thursday, Fully Reopen By Memorial Day Weekend
• Sacramento Woman Denied Stimulus Money, Tax Returns Because IRS Says She's Dead
• Comedian, 'Chappelle's Show' Actor Paul Mooney Dies At 79
• Twins Announce Sale For Single-Game Tickets For Remainder Of Season, Special Events At Target Field
• Fallen Stockton Officer Jimmy Inn Remembered At Funeral
• VIDEO: Police Officer Rescues Driver Following Fiery Crash In Mountain View
• Bears Caught Stealing Food From Humans Get Lessons On How To Eat In The Wild
• Increased Sightings Of Moose Around Grand Lake A Sign Of Recovery After Devastating East Troublesome Fire
• Gulf Tower Evacuated Due To Possible Transformer Fire, Smoke Rises From Top Of Building
• $156K Worth Of Cocaine Seized From Ford Vehicles At Southern Border 
• Echo Park Lake To Reopen May 26 After 2 Months Of Repairs, Clean Up
• Allegheny County's Summer Concert Series Returning With Vaccinated Section
• NBA Playoffs: Greg Anthony Impressed With Knicks Toughness, Grit; Says Team Could Make Conference Final Run
• UPDATE: Victim's Family Mourns Young Woman's Death In Oakland Party Bus Shooting; 'She Was Just My Baby Girl'
• Court: Pedophile Ex-Priest Can't Be Held Beyond Sentence
• Florida Couple Pleads Guilty To Attacking Bears With Dogs, Posting Gruesome Videos On Social Media
• Dennis Hannuksela, 62, Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Young Girl Who Called Him A 'Father Figure'
• COVID-19 In Illinois: New Cases And Hospitalizations Still Falling, But So Are Vaccinations
• Tips for managing social anxiety as pandemic restrictions ease
• Bay Area Health Officials Endorse Keeping Current Mask Guidance Until June 15
• 27-Year-Old Motorcyclist Dies After Crashing On I-5 In South Sacramento
• Squirrel Tests Positive For Plague In Colorado, Health Officials Issue Public Reminder
• Jordan Poole The 'X' Factor In Golden State Warriors-Los Angeles Lakers Play-In Showdown
• Marin County Schedules Controlled Burns for Late May, June
• Andrew Brown Jr. family lawyer says DA "cherry-picked" evidence
• Michigan Judge Dismisses One Of The Last Lawsuits Claiming 2020 Election Fraud In The State
• Pioneering Comic Paul Mooney Dies In Oakland Home
• Grand Prairie Police Department Seeks Possible Witness In Homicide Investigation
• UPDATE: 1 Killed, 3 Injured in Hit-and-Run Crash Near San Francisco Civic Center; Suspect at Large
• Boeing Facing Questions Regarding Quality Control Issues
• Former Steelers Defensive Coordinator Dick LeBeau To Present Troy Polamalu At Hall Of Fame Enshrinement
• Caught On Video: Breaching Orca Slams Into Dolphin In Mid-Air
• Florida Gambling Deal Gets Final Approval From House
• Fort Worth Police Find Missing 10-Year-Old Joseph Brandenburg Safe
• Gunshots Fired On Dan Ryan Expressway
• Is "a stable and more predictable relationship with Russia" possible?
• SEE IT: 11-Year-Old Girl Fights Off Knife-Wielding Florida Man During Attempted Kidnapping
• Chicago Now Offering In-Home Vaccinations To Anyone 65 Or Older
• 94-Year-Old World War II Veteran Diver Visits, Inspires State Police Dive Team
• Do Rap Lyrics Amount To A Murder Confession? Widowed Army Veteran Believes They Do
• Police: Man Threatens Food Delivery Worker With Gun In Apparent Road Rage Incident
• Caught On Video: Man Shot During Robbery In Queens Mall Parking Lot
• Comedian Paul Mooney has died at 79
• Construction Worker Killed, Another Injured In Bronx Elevator Collapse
• Jonas Brothers Announce Tour Stop At Toyota Amphitheatre In Wheatland
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports Under 100 New Cases
• 3-Year-Old Boy Dies After He Was Shot In Bowie
• Chicago Weather: Scattered Showers Wednesday, Summer-Like Temperatures Ahead
• Ocean City, Maryland Named Among 'Best Weekend Getaway' Towns In U.S.
• Water Taxi Start Date Postponed Until Further Notice
• Calif. State Regulators Increase Power Capacity To Combat Blackout Risk
• Video: Teen Beaten In Middle Of NYC Street, Robbed Of Nike Air Force One Sneakers -- Before UPS Driver Comes To Rescue
• Michigan To Restore Work-Search Rule, Keep $300 Supplement
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• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 1,257 New Cases, 54 Additional Deaths
• NBA Playoffs: Reggie Miller Calls Heat-Bucks Series A 'Pick 'Em', Says Miami Has 'Perfect' Matchup For Giannis In Bam Adebayo
• Getting His Wings To Reach To The Sky
• The 'Other Guys' Who Need To Step Up If Celtics Want To Make Series Vs. Nets Interesting
• COVID In Minnesota: Trends In Positivity, Hospitalizations, New Infections All Trending Down
• Miami Police Internal Affairs Recommend Firing Of Deputy Chief Ronald Papier, Wife Cmdr. Nerly Papier
• American Airlines' Largest Regional Carrier -- Envoy Air -- Gets FAA Warning
• Bank Of America Will Raise Its Minimum Wage To $25 By 2025
• Giving Back Is The Goal
• Migrant minors describe poor conditions at makeshift U.S. shelters
• A Bright Future Awaits
• Governor Abbott Signs 'Heartbeat Bill' Into Law, Banning Most Abortions In Texas
• Hayward Man, 24, Killed In Fiery Early Morning Crash Near Patterson
• LAPD: Shehzad Peermahomed Of Woodland Hills Arrested For Ponzi Scheme That Bilked $2.8 Million From Seniors
• Billy Porter reveals he's HIV positive
• 'Still Gives Me Goosebumps': Dramatic Body Camera Footage Shows Springfield Officers Saving 3-Month-Old Baby
• Want To Achieve Big Dreams? Lead By Example
• Pleasanton City Council Enacts Campaign Spending, Contribution Limits
• Setting Great Goals
• Trial begins for man accused of killing jogger Mollie Tibbetts
• Chemical Release Prompts Evacuation At Canon-McMillan Senior HS
• 'Simply Wondrous': Trove Of 'Amazing' Prehistoric Fossils Discovered In California's Mokelumne River
• 2021 Human Rights Watch Film Festival streams social justice stories
• Unruly Passenger From Upstate New York Forces JetBlue Flight To Be Diverted
• Jonas Brothers Bringing Tour To Pittsburgh
• Federal Judge Orders Lawsuits Against University Of Delaware Over COVID-19 Shutdown Can Proceed
• Cybercrime is thriving during the pandemic. Here's why.
• California Drought: Santa Rosa Officials Make 20 Percent Cut In Water Usage Voluntary For Now
• 'The Least Wealthy 40% Of Americans Have Zero Wealth': Author Michael Mechanic On Book 'Jackpot'
• Timberwolves, Lynx Organization Taking Part In 'Critical Conversation' On Racism, Policing
• Hamas lays down its terms as calls for a cease-fire get louder
• Napa County's 2020 Wine Grape Production Only Half of Previous Year's
• Biden tells Netanyahu he expects "de-escalation" in Gaza conflict
• Demi Lovato Says They're Nonbinary, Changes Pronouns To 'They-Them'
• COVID: Golden Gate Transit Relaxes Social Distancing Measures; Increases Capacity On Buses And Ferries
• Driver Hurt In Crash That Killed Holy Cross Rower Settles Lawsuit With College, Coach
• Police: Father Of Baby Found Dead At Garland Apartment Killed Himself
• 'Cicada Tsunami' Expected This Week As Temperatures Near 90, Up To 750K Can Fit In An Acre
• Police: Couple Found Dead In Brownstown Township Home
• Pennsylvania Voters Impose New Limits On Governor's Powers Under Emergency Disaster Declaration
• To Mask Or Not To Mask Pits The Cautious Among Us Against Those Strongly In Favor Of Personal Choice
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• St. Louis man who waved rifle at BLM protesters running for Senate
• Philadelphia Ranked 4th Best City For Basketball Fans, Survey Finds
• 'Let Us Get Back To Work': Event Planners Frustrated With Restrictions For Large Indoor Gatherings
• Rob Gronkowski: Return To Foxboro Will Be 'Epic' And 'Emotional'
• European Union relaxing travel rules for vaccinated visitors
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Over 2.6M Marylanders Fully Vaccinated
• Denver Weather: A Drier And Brighter Pattern Is Finally Developing For Colorado
• New Police Initiative #FortWorthSafe Sets Out To Fight Increase In Violent Crime
• Fox News Media moves to dismiss Dominion's defamation lawsuit
• Twin Cities Heart Walk Digital Experience
• Alex Tuch Scores Twice, Vegas Golden Knights Beats Minnesota Wild To Even Playoff Series
• Barbeque Recipes From Luvafoodie
• Oakdale Man, 78, Killed In Stanislaus County Head-On Crash
• Peloton Has A Software Fix For Its Recalled Treadmills
• Colorado's Comeback: Red Rocks & Other Venues Look Forward To Full Capacity
• Now You Can Decorate Your Home With Pink And Orange Dunkin' Paint
• Water Main Break Floods Santa Monica Blvd. In Hollywood
• National Hurricane Center Monitoring Low Pressure System Northeast Of Bermuda For Development
• Dajon Henderson Arrested, Charged With First Degree Murder In Connection To D'Angelo Swann Slaying
• Denver Approves Bill To Curb Waste From Single Use Utensils & Condiments
• New report shows dangers LGBTQ youth faced at home during COVID
• Seattle loses almost 20% of police force amid year of protests
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• Deputies, Firefighters Rescue San Lorenzo Residents From Deadly Flames
• Average American Over 40 Feels Younger, Survey Finds
• Colorado 'Copwatcher' Says He Seeks Police Accountability, Transparency
• Stimulus Check, Tax Returns Denied To Woman -- Because IRS Says She's Dead!
• Weather Blog: Another Fine Day
• Tesla Slammed Into Road Ranger Truck On I-95, Three Injured
• Illinois Beach Hotel Apologizes To Couple For Confusion Over Refund, After Pending Closure Leaves Them Without Wedding Venue
• Kyrie Irving Will Play In Front Of Celtics Fans For First Time Since Leaving Boston
• Truro Police Officer Severely Hurt In Off-Duty Motorcycle Accident
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• Family, Friends Of Zoey Hughes Mourn Death Of Modesto Teen
• Taiwan, long a COVID success story, sees record surge in cases
• Wisconsin Republicans Want To End $300 Unemployment Bonus: 'It's Time We Get Back To Work'
• What's Behind The Push For A Fourth Stimulus Check?
• JetBlue Adding Boston-To-London Flights Next Year
• Video: Jewish Men Attacked By Alleged Pro-Palestinian Mob Outside LA Sushi Restaurant
• City Officials Investigating After Man Turned Down For Job Over Medical Marijuana Use
• 'I'm Not Dead!' Sacramento Mom Denied Stimulus Money, Tax Returns, Because IRS Says She's Dead
• McDonald's Workers Plan Strike, March In Union Park Wednesday Demanding $15/Hour Wage
• Authorities Release New Surveillance Video In Investigation Of Bucks County Woman Found Dead In South Beach Hotel Room
• Wildfire Reported In Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness
• Biden's Supreme Court Commission meets for first time amid growing calls to expand the court
• Cooking With Rania: Shrimp Risotto With Sweet Peas And Leeks
• "I have lived through the massacre every day": Tulsa survivors testify
• Report: Patriots Spent All Of Last Season Talking About Tom Brady
• South Sacramento Neighbors Catch Suspected Catalytic Converter Thieves In The Act
• 2021 Primary Election Results
• Gun sales on pace for record year
• Brawl Leads To 3 Men Freefalling 8 Stories Down Elevator Shaft In King Of Prussia Apartment Building
• Target's Profit Surges As COVID Restrictions Are Eased
• Modesto Teen Killed In East Bay Party Bus Shooting Identified As Zoey Hughes, 16
• New England Living: Custom Bicycles At Parlee Cycles
• New York Weather: CBS2's 5/19 Wednesday Afternoon Forecast
• "Unruly" passenger faces $52,500 fine
• Victim Slashed On Upper Manhattan Subway Platform
• Mega Millions Jackpot Increases To $515 Million For Friday Night's Draw On CBS4
• After Being Closed Last Year Due To COVID, Valleyfair Is Opening This Weekend
• Texas Inmate Quintin Jones Facing Execution For Killing His 83-Year-Old Great Aunt
• Sports Betting Legal In Maryland Starting June 1
• Survivor recalls narrow escape as storms pound Louisiana
• Gov. Hogan Criticizes Baltimore Mayor's Decision To Keep Baltimore's Indoor Mask Mandate
• Police: Victor Steban Charged With Killing Mara Casale And Jacob Erdeljac In Penn Township
• 22-Year-Old Man Shot While Driving On Lake Shore Drive Near Ontario Street In Streeterville
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• State Rep. Ed Gainey Defeats Incumbent Mayor Bill Peduto In Democratic Primary Election
• Pennsylvania Voters Back Bid To Ban Race Discrimination In Constitution
• Famed Darwin's Arch collapses due to erosion in Galapagos Islands
• Increased monthly child tax credit payments to start in mid-July
• Panic as Chinese skyscraper starts shaking for no apparent reason
• Parents Should Consider Continuing To Wear Masks To Support Children, Doctor Says
• 'Trust But Verify:' New Mask Guidance Causing Relief But Concern
• Dr. Dave Hnida: Parents Should Consider Continuing To Wear Masks To Support Children
• O'Hare Airport Hosting Job Fair Wednesday; Here's What You Need To Know
• 14-Year-Old Girl Shot While Riding In Car In Pilsen
• Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner Declares Victory Over Challenger Carlos Vega In Primary
• GOP-dominated Arizona supervisors call for end to election audit
• Israel's Iron Dome has blocked thousands of incoming rockets
• Demi Lovato announces they are non-binary
• New York AG investigating Trump Organization in "criminal capacity"
• Pittsburgh Weather: Temperatures Continue To Climb As The Weekend Approaches
• Fishtown Artist Recently Laid Off Uses Time To Bring Dream To Life With Philly Tiny Art Gallery
• Biden vows to win on green energy — but China leads in key area
• Wes Morgan discusses U.S. military in Afghanistan's Pech Valley
• At Least 2 People Injured In Multi-Vehicle Crash On US Route 130 In Pennsauken Township
• Gun Sales On Pace For Record Year
• Portion Of Saw Mill Run Boulevard Reopens Following Accident Involving Police SUV
• 33-Year-Old Man Shot To Death In West Philadelphia
• Mountain lion spotted in San Francisco neighborhoods
• Mega Millions Jackpot Jumps To $515 Million After No Winner In Latest Drawing
• Mikayla Miller's Death In Hopkinton Ruled A Suicide By Medical Examiner
• UPMC Children's Hospital Hosting COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic For Children
• Carpool Cinema Returning To Carrie Blast Furnaces This Summer
• 'It's Like Panic Buying': Demand For Backyard Pools Pushes Wait Until Next Summer
• Ben Roethlisberger Foundation Provides Grants For K-9 Programs For Three Pittsburgh Area Police Departments
• One Person Killed, Two Injured In Shooting In Mount Oliver
• Woman Pleads Guilty To Robbing Three Banks, Stealing More Than $97,000
• Gateway School Districts Could Authorize Strike Next Week
• Adam Frazier Extends NL Hitting Lead, Pirates Lose 5-2 To Cardinals
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• Netanyahu says Israel will continue strikes despite U.S. and global calls for ceasefire
• Multibillion dollar push to invest in broadband internet access in rural and low-income communities
• Israeli prime minister rebuffs Biden's call to de-escalate
• House votes to approve bill to create January 6 commission
• NYC reopens after more than a year of restrictions
• Dancers seek to rid ballet of Asian stereotypes
• Comedian Paul Mooney has died at 79
• Texas governor signs law banning abortions as early as 6 weeks
• Tenants facing eviction place last hope in court hearings
• South devastated by deadly storms and severe floods
• Trump Organization under criminal investigation in New York
• Top Republicans oppose commission to investigate U.S. Capitol riot
• New York City reopens after being pandemic's epicenter
• Local Matters: Missouri Republicans block funds for Medicaid expansion
• Capitol police officers rebuke Republican leaders for opposing Capitol riot commission
• Maricopa County officials call for end to election audit
• Violence continues in Israeli-Palestinian conflict despite calls for de-escalation
• CBS unveils 2021 primetime lineup of new shows
• Newark mayor unveils guaranteed basic income program
• Tracking racial disparity in U.S. vaccinations
• Pelosi and House Democrats call for creating Capitol assault commission as GOP opposition grows
• Top of famed Darwin's Arch collapses from erosion
• Singer Demi Lovato announces they are nonbinary
• Doctor says CDC "made a grave mistake" with relaxed mask guidelines
• GOP leaders speak out against bipartisan commission on January 6 Capitol riot
• 107-year-old survivor of Tulsa race massacre testifies in Congress
• Cease-fire efforts look to gain momentum as Israeli-Palestinian conflict intensifies
• As Israel-Gaza fighting continues, Biden tells Netanyahu he expects a de-escalation
• How corporations have made diversity changes in the wake of BLM protests
• House set to vote on bipartisan commission on January 6 Capitol riot
• Texas governor signs bill banning abortion as early as 6 weeks
• Oldest survivor of Tulsa race massacre testifies before House committee: "I have lived through the massacre every day"
• 11-year-old fights off knife-wielding abduction suspect
• Diplomatic efforts underway to deescalate conflict in Gaza
• Deadly conflict between Israeli forces and Hamas continues to claim innocent lives
• Attorneys for Andrew Brown Jr.'s family continue push for DOJ investigation
• New York attorney general opens criminal investigation into Trump Organization
• House expected to approve Capitol assault commission amid Republican opposition
• By choice or job loss, how workers can pivot to a new career during the pandemic
• Psychologist Lisa Damour on dealing with anxiety as pandemic restrictions ease
• How national parks are welcoming tourists back this summer
• Andrew Brown Jr. case: deputies "justified" in fatal shooting, according to district attorney
• JetBlue CEO discusses new London routes, state of travel industry, airfare pricing
• Policy experts call Biden's tough China stance damaging to climate agenda
• Royals Report: Prince Harry opens up about royal parenting style
• Race for world's first commercially viable electric plane: The battle for "Tesla of the skies"
• 260 Seattle cops leave force following defund police movement, budget cuts
• WorldView: Migrants inundate Spanish enclave; Indian navy searches for dozens lost at sea
• Violence across the West Bank as Palestinian protestors clashed with Israeli forces
• Mask comes off: Indoor mandates for vaccinated people ending in at least 25 states
• House expected to pass January 6 commission plan despite opposition from top Republicans
• DA shows bodycam video, calls officer killing of Andrew Brown "tragic" but "justified"
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