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• Bogus 911 Call Sends Officers Swarming Quiet Pleasant Hill Neighborhood
• 'Overwhelmed With Gratitude': Support Rolls In For Therapy Dog Needing Wheelchair
• Face Mask Flouter Spits at San Jose Service Workers
• 'Disturbing & Disgusting': Officials Address Photo Of Mead High School Students Reenacting George Floyd Murder
• Aurora Police Officer: 'I Am Leaving Colorado For ... Less Communism'
• Drought Improves Even More For Most Of Colorado, Grim Situation On The Western Slope
• Police Establish Perimeter In Valley Village To Locate Armed Man
• Former School Bus Driver Jaquez Bertram Armand Arrested After Allegedly Slapping Child Over Face Mask
• Seaweed Solution? Researchers Find Underwater Plant Could Help Fight Climate Change When Consumed By Livestock
• Researchers Use New Tools to Measure Underwater Sound Pollution in S.F. Bay
• Face Masks No Longer Required At Coors Field
• Biennial Of The Americas Offers Art Opportunity For Processing COVID Grief
• Orange County's Largest Hotel, Hilton Anaheim, Reopens
• WATCH: Whirling Dust Devil Spotted In Sky From North Natomas Area
• Karen Garner Arrest: 2 Former Loveland Police Officers, Austin Hopp & Daria Jalali, Turn Themselves In
• Dodgers Get HRs From Smith, Pujols In 3-2 Win Over D-backs
• 19-Year-Old Aden Uriostegui Struck, Killed By Driver With Previous DUIs While Walking Home From Work
• Davis Man Accused Of Stealing Nearly $1,000 Worth Of Steaks From Co-Op
• 'I Was Scared To Death': Trucker Describes Close Call During Attempted Theft When Lincoln County Deputy Michael Hutton Was Shot
• Suspect Found Dead After Lincoln County Sheriff's Deputy Michael Hutton Was 'Met With A Hail Of Gunfire,' Shot In Ambush
• Five Peninsula Projects Receive $1.5 Million Facebook Grant to Build Low-Cost Housing
• 'Are You With Us': Jewish Victim Of Possible Hate Crime Attack Speaks Out About Experience
• 'Getting Money To Them Right Now When They Need It': Fax Partnership Helps Struggling Families
• Man Pleads Not Guilty To Arson Charges Related To San Gabriel Mission Fire Last Summer
• Chicago Weather: Summer Starts Now (Unofficially)
• Lollapalooza Happening In 2021, But Proof Of Vaccination Or Negative COVID-19 Test Required
• Child Killed After Father Crashes Into Tree In Folsom, Police Say
• JD Martinez's 2-Run Homer With 2 Outs In 9th Lifts Red Sox Over Jays 8-7
• BPS Superintendent Brenda Cassellius On Leading Schools During COVID Pandemic
• I-Team: More Than A Million Bees Left In Truck For Weeks At Shipping Facility
• Plymouth Man Wins Fight To Keep 'Biden Is Not My President' Sign In Yard
• Newman, Frazier Push Pirates Past Braves 6-4 In 10 innings
• UIC John Marshall School Of Law Dropping Its Name Over Namesakes's Slave Trading Past
• A Medical Miracle: 12 Years After Half Of Her Brain Was Removed, Jessie Hall Shares How It Inspired Her To Help Others
• 'I Was Embarrassed': North Texas Asian Woman Recalls Experience Dealing With Racism At Young Age
• CNN Anchor Chris Cuomo Apologizes For Getting Involved In Gov. Andrew Cuomo's Sex Harassment Scandal
• 'It's Really Changed My Life': Intense Pulsed Light Therapy Brings Great Relief To Dry Eye Sufferers
• 'I Wouldn't Wish It On Anybody': 30-Year NYC Resident Speaks Out After Being Attacked At Union Square Subway Station
• Beloved Chicago Dance Coach Verndell 'Vee' Smith Killed In Drive-By Shooting
• Duquesne Residents Raise Concerns After Getting Contamination Notice From Water Authority
• Miami PD Detectives Interview Possible Subject In Attempted Sexual Battery Case At Brickell Apartment
• South Beach Wine & Food Festival Kicks Off With Italian Bites Night
• Former Pirates Pitcher Felipe Vazquez Found Guilty Of Sexual Assault Of 13-Year-Old Girl
• Pregnant Laurel Woman, Unborn Child Killed In Accidental Shooting Inside A Car, Police Say
• Wild, Saints Bringing Badly-Needed Business Back To Downtown St. Paul
• Police: Teenage Mother Leaves Newborn With Stranger At Jersey City Restaurant
• Long Island Mosque Vandalized With Graffiti, Religious Flag Burned
• BBC Journalist 'Deceived And Induced' To Land Bombshell Interview With Princess Diana, Report Says
• Police: 2 Pedestrians Shot At With BB Gun In La Verne
• Woman Rescued From House Fire In Shaler
• 11 More Shootings Reported On Southland Freeways Thursday
• Garrick Powell Arrested In Killing Of Safe Streets' Dante Barksdale, Baltimore Mayor Says
• Man Meets Anne Arundel County Cop Who Saved His Life After Fiery Sunday Crash
• Get Vaccinated At These Pro Sports Events
• Lamar Jackson Announced As The Face Of Oakley Football Shield
• Packed Planes Await Memorial Day Weekend Travelers: 'It's A Complete 180'
• Danville Installs New Footbridge for Walking, Cycling
• Colorado Lawmakers Consider Bill To Convene Study Of Police Protest Response
• Boulder County Amends & Extends Mask Order Through June 10
• U.S. Treasury Plans Tax Changes to Boost IRS Monitoring of Cryptocurrency Use
• Alcantara Tosses 2-Hit Ball, Leads Marlins Past Phillies 6-0
• Twins Beat Angels 6-3 On Sanó's Slam, Split Doubleheader
• Sixers-Wizards Schedule For Round 1 Of 2021 NBA Playoffs Released
• Loyd, Bird Combine For 44 points, Storm Rally By Lynx 90-78
• Slumping Phillies Go Down Quietly In 6-0 Loss To Marlins
• The Downtown Boxing Gym That's Helping Detroit Students Thrive
• Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman Introduces Camping Ban Ordinance
• McDonald's Employees In Detroit, Other Cities Demand Pay Increase
• Lomberg Scores In OT To Lift Panthers Past Lightning, 6-5
• Albion College Mandates COVID-19 Vaccinations For Fall Semester
• Twins Beat Angels 6-3 On Sanó's Slam, Split Doubleheader
• Judge Rejects Restraining Order For Protest Law
• Memo To Illegal Dirt Bike, ATV Riders: NYPD Is Coming For You
• Vigil Held For 16-Year-Old Quamir Mitchell, Teen Gunned Down At Southwest Philadelphia Basketball Court
• Gambling Deal Goes To Gov. Ron DeSantis
• Surveillance Video Shows Steel Columns Falling On Construction Workers At Boston University
• Boston Archdiocese Will Drop Face Mask And Social Distancing Requirements At Church On May 29
• People Making A Difference: Isabella Dominguez Beats The Odds To Achieve Her Goals
• Princess Cruises To Resume Service In US With Alaska Sailings With Fully Vaccinated Passengers
• 29-Year-Old Man Arrested On Suspicion Of Attempted Murder In Beverly Hills
• Rays Push Winning Streak To 7, Beat O's 10-1 For Sweep
• After Tough Year, Butler Says Heat Are 'Ready For Anything'
• Fire In Revere Engulfs Multiple Homes On Endicott Avenue
• Penguins Top Islanders 5-4 To Take 2-1 Series Lead
• Palisade High School Students Put Science Lessons To Work To Reestablish Populations Of Endangered Fish
• Cowboys RB Ezekiel Elliott Cited After His Dog Got Loose And Bit 2 People, Police Say
• California Delays Debate On Lifting COVID Rules For Workers
• Astros Push Past A's 8-4, Take AL West Lead
• Auburn Business Owners Hope Two Are Better Than One As They Become Partners In Shared Business Space
• Showdown At The State Capitol Over State-Controlled Health Insurance, The Bill May Be In Trouble
• Freak Storm Cells Bring Rare Spring Rain, Even Hail to North and East Bay
• COVID Reopening: Cal/OSHA Delays Debate On Lifting Virus Rules For Workers
• 11-Year-Old Girl Reported Missing After Fleeing From Home In Long Beach
• 'Love Has Won' Cult Reappears Online Under New Name: 5D Full Disclosure
• Kayaker says he photographed crack in I-40 bridge in 2016
• Utica Teacher Of The Year Awarded New Car
• Police Seek Suspects In Connection To Staten Island Home Burglary
• Criminal Proceedings Suspended For Man Accused Of Killing Deputy Joseph Solano Over Questions Of Mental Capacity
• San Juan Unified To Return To Traditional 5-Day Schedule For 2021-22 School Year
• Angels Beat Twins 7-1 In 1st Game Of Doubleheader
• During Mental Health Awareness Month, May 20th Is Mental Health Action Day
• 1800-Acres Grass Fire Contained In Rural Yolo County
• Effort To Recall LA DA George Gascón Officially Underway
• 2 Suspects In Deadly Shooting Of Butler County Native Caitlyn Kaufman Indicted On First-Degree Murder Charges
• Joel Embiid Named Finalist For 2021 NBA MVP, Ben Simmons Named Defensive Player Of Year Finalist
• Poll: Over a quarter of Americans have worried about homelessness
• Chicago Fraternal Order Of Police Issues Vote Of No Confidence In Mayor Lori Lightfoot, Police Supt. David Brown
• Nearly 2 Dozen Cars Vandalized In Queens
• Midlothian Police Chief Responds To Investigation Into Controversial Traffic Stop
• LA County Reports 933`Breakthrough' COVID Cases, Among 3.3 Million Vaccinated Residents
• San Jose Police Confirm a Spike in Auto Thefts in 2021
• New Community Center In Little Tokyo Plans To Open This Summer After Pandemic Stalled Grand Opening
• Crash On I-83 Shuts Down Lanes In Both Directions At Cold Spring
• Man Arrested In Scheme To Steal 10,000 Gallons Of Diesel From Bay Area Gas Stations
• Neighbors On Edge As Yuba City Police Shoot Suspect In Third Domestic Call This Month
• Friday's Show Info (5/21/21)
• Late May Sierra Storm Catches Visitors, Some Locals Off Guard
• Donald Trump Hasn't Endorsed In Pennsylvania Governor's Race, Senior Advisor Says
• The Cost Of Defensible Space: Growing Problem Arising From Downed Trees
• Signed Up: Ceremony Highlights Students Choosing Their Trades
• After Oakland Zoo Examination, Mountain Lion Captured in SF Set for Return to Wild
• UPDATE: San Francisco Man Who Died in Fatal Cole Valley House Fire Identified
• Police: 3 Young People Arrested For Shaming And Harassing Conn. Middle School Students With Nude Photos On Instagram
• Biden Praises Cease-Fire And Vows To Continue 'Quiet' Diplomacy
• Who Is Chris Jacobson?
• Illinois Panel Recommends Oak Park Lawyer Be Disbarred
• Watch Out For Rattlesnakes When Spending Time Outdoors In Colorado
• Lawmakers want Afghans who aided U.S. troops to get visas faster
• Village Of Tinley Park Wants State To Clean Up Abandoned Mental Health Facility Due To Public Health Concerns
• Riverside County Sheriff's Department Seizes 5,000 Cannabis Plants In An Illegal Outside Grow Operation
• Dandre Powell Arrested On Suspicion Of Attacking Elderly Lyft Driver In South El Monte
• Coppell HS Baseball Gets Ready For Regional Quarterfinal Against Prosper
• NOAA Forecasters Predict Above-Normal Hurricane Season
• Pennsylvania Supreme Court To Hear Latest Mumia Abu-Jamal Case Filings
• Rocky Mountain National Park Managers Ask For Feedback On How To Handle Crowds
• Pa. Auditor General Calls For Tighter Control Of Next Round Of COVID-19 Relief Funding After Cases Of Fraud
• Boy In Critical Condition After Near-Drowning In Downtown Minneapolis Hotel Pool
• Bill Passes New Jersey Legislature Giving Special Ed Students An Added Year Of Education Eligibility
• Man Convicted Of 32 Counts Of Child Sexual Assault In Sacramento County
• North Texas Veterinarians Overwhelmed With Business After Pandemic Adoption Surge
• Cobb, Gosselin Put Angels Past Twins 7-1 In Game 1 Of Doubleheader
• Get Vaccinated In LA County This Weekend And You Could Win Lakers Season Tickets
• Denver Police Search For Suspect In Deadly Shooting At Colfax Avenue And Colorado Boulevard
• Walnut Creek Crews Contain 2 Separate Fires That Threatened Homes
• Details Emerge In Sunnyvale Standoff, Police Shooting; Suspect Identified
• Bike305 Holds 'Ride Of Silence' To Raise Awareness About Persistent Problem Of Safety South Florida Cyclists Face
• Central Valley Judge Drops Murder Charge Over Drug-Related Stillbirth
• Burglars Take $100,000 Worth Of Jewelry From Roseville Sam's Club; 3 Arrested
• Pittsburgh Vintage Prix Returns With 10 Days Of Events
• Cal/OSHA Delays Vote On Dropping Mask, Physical Distancing Guidelines For Workplaces
• Bicyclist Killed In Crash On South Boulder Road
• What We Know About Susan Jacobson And Her Disappearance
• Late doctor leaves family card collection estimated to be worth $20M
• Proposed Pilot Program Allows Some LA Residents Free Ridership
• Emergency Meeting Held After Two Hate Crimes Against Jewish Men In LA
• 'I'm Optimistic It's Not Going To Be Tough', Minneapolis Police Works To Recruit More Officers
• COVID In Colorado: Health Experts Credit Drop In New Cases To More Vaccinations
• I-Team: Texas Small Business Owner Denied Access To Own Money After Approved For PPP Loan
• Fayette County Awarded $500,000 To Help Low-Income Homeowners With Affordable Housing
• WCCO Viewers Donate Thousands To North Mpls. Barbershop Owner's Scholarship Program
• Internet Dependence During Pandemic Turned Out To Open New Horizons For All Types Of Organizations
• Firefighters Stop Forward Progress Of Large Brush Fire In Antelope Valley
• Democratic Mayoral Candidates Facing Opposition While Campaigning In New York City
• Cape Cod Officials Urge Visitors To Bring Masks This Summer
• Free Beer And Hotdogs: River Cats Welcome Fans Back For Opening Night, Offer Vaccine Perks
• Maryland state song, which refers to Lincoln as "tyrant, is repealed
• Pandemic leads to dire delays in medical care
• New York Weather: CBS2's 5/20 Thursday Evening Forecast
• Police Officer Slashed In Face In Dobbs Ferry; Suspect In Custody
• One-On-One With Ed Gainey Shows Big Differences With Mayor Bill Peduto On Policing, Housing, UPMC And Development
• Music Legends Attend Groundbreaking For Construction Of Bronx Affordable Housing And Hip Hop Museum Complex
• The Lawn On D Reopens For Eighth Season In Boston
• Amazing Yankees Pitching Continues As German Blanks Rangers Over 7 Innings In Another 2-0 Victory
• Frisco Senior Receives US Presidential Scholar Award
• Fire Burns At Wine Storage Facility In Napa
• Double Murder Suspect Victor Steban Facing Attempted Homicide, Arson Charges In Alleged Westmoreland County Crime Spree
• COVID Recovery: Zero Coronavirus Patients At San Francisco General For First Time Since March 2020
• 'Super Flower Blood Moon': 2021's Most Spectacular Full Moon Nearly Here
• Snapshot NY: Long Island Couple Hosts Special Food Market, Social Gatherings For Veterans In Need
• What Can Philadelphia Region Expect With Above-Average Hurricane Season Predicted?
• Pittsburgh Doctors Offering Alternative To Traditional Health Insurance
• Report Claims Denver Clerk & Recorder's Office Not Taking Proper Safety Measures To Protect Personal Information In Move To Digital Record Keeping
• Mayor Frey: Minneapolis Is 'Seeing A Deep And Collective Push For Change'
• Little Island, 2.4-Acre Manhattan Park, To Open Friday
• Police Identify 3 Teens Killed In Violent Crash On Kelly Drive; 2 Other People Injured
• 'Nobody Has Taken Responsibility': MN Legislature Fails To Approve $3M Settlement For Family Of Murdered DOC Officer Joseph Gomm
• Armed Suspect Arrested After Robbing One Woman, Hitting Another With A Rifle In The Loop
• Prosecutors charge 14th alleged Oath Keeper in Capitol riot
• Taste With Tori: Fill Your Cup With Culture, Cuisine And Community At Norma's In Cherry Hill
• Philadelphia March For Babies Event Being Held Virtually This Saturday
• Fort Collins Police Search For 2 Assault Suspects That Left Woman Injured
• UPDATE: San Francisco Police Investigate Union Square Robbery Similar to Palo Alto Handbag Heist
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Vows To Present Her Long-Stalled Plan For Civilian Police Oversight By Next Week
• Ex-Boyfriend Charged In SW Miami-Dade Double Shooting
• Guinn Elementary School Teacher Joseph Page Arrested Amid Online Child Pornography Investigation
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Brushes Off FOP 'No-Confidence' Vote Against Her, CPD Supt. David Brown, First Deputy Eric Carter
• Google To Open First Retail Store In New York City, Company Says
• Around The Table: Experts React To Pennsylvania's Primary Election Results
• Ian Happ Homers Twice As Cubs Beat Nationals 5-2
• NOAA Predicts Another Very Active Hurricane Season
• Dartmouth Jail Accused Of Mistreatment Will No Longer Be Used To Detain Immigrants
• San Francisco's Stern Grove Festival Coming Back This Summer
• PHOTO: Lincoln County Deputy Michael Hutton, Who Was Shot Multiple Times In Ambush, Gives Thumbs Up At Hospital
• SF Giants Clobber The Reds 19-4, Sweep Four-Game Series
• Grading Tuukka Rask After Game 3 Goals, And Some Leftover Bruins-Capitals Thoughts
• Do Vaccinated People Need A COVID Test After Exposure? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Questions
• Twins' Duffey, Manager Baldelli Suspended For Pitch Thrown Behind White Sox Player
• Two More Tornadoes Confirmed On May 3 In Maryland
• Sergio's Restaurant Using Robot Named 'Astro' To Help Take Plates Off Servers' Workload
• New York City Gun Violence Continues With 8-Year-Old Boy Shot In Queens; 'He Had Blood All Over His Shoulder'
• UPDATE: Antioch Police Seek 'Armed and Dangerous' Suspect in Slaying of 12-Year-Old Girl
• Denver International Airport To Open East, West Economy Lots After Closure Due To COVID
• Preferred Route Chosen For Dodger Stadium-To-Union Station Gondola Project
• All State-Run COVID Testing Sites Will Close May 28
• 'Above Average' Hurricane Season Expected This Year, After Record 2020
• Napa County Expecting $13M in Federal Relief Funds, Possibly By End Of Month
• Hit-And-Run Driver Leaves Pedestrian In Street With Life-Threatening Injuries 
• Rutgers University Student Planning 'Medical Freedom Rally' After College Requires COVID-19 Vaccination For Fall
• City Launches 'Chicago Works Community Challenge' To Award $1.5 Million On Projects In Each Of 7 Regions
• Mask Confusion: Parents Of Unvaccinated Children Question What To Do As New York Lifts Mask Mandate
• Biden Signs Bill To Combat Hate Crimes Against Asian Americans
• Tropical Funnel Seen Near Prosper Thursday Afternoon, NWS Confirms
• Judge Considering Dennis White Lawsuit To Stop Mayor Janey From Firing Him As Boston Police Commissioner
• Crews Stop Forward Progress Of Wildfire In Amador County
• Lawrence, New Bedford Considered High-Risk For COVID-19
• Human Remains Unearthed At Oakland Park Site
• 'Could've Been A Lot Worse': Wheelchair-Bound Bicyclist Michael Evans Speaks Out About Being Hit By Stolen SUV
• Investigators Stumble Upon Hatchet Attack In Progress Near Menomonie
• New Rapid COVID-19 Test Developed By UC Davis And SpectraPass Able 'To Test Millions Of People A Day'
• Police: Man In Critical Condition After Shooting In McKees Rocks
• Majors' Best Giants Complete 4-Game Sweep Of Cincinnati In 19-4 Rout
• Newark mayor unveils a guaranteed-basic-income program
• Israel Says It Has Agreed To A Cease-Fire
• Man Who Approached Denver Officers With Knife Dies After Police Opened Fire
• Man Killed In Overnight Shooting In South Minneapolis Earlier This Week ID'd
• Michigan Man Accused Of Killing Pedestrian Will Spend 6 Years In Prison
• Massachusetts Reports 538 New COVID Cases, 9 Additional Deaths
• Bernie Sanders moves to block arms sale to Israel over Gaza conflict
• 17-Acre Ranch In Lucas On Market For $12M: 'Great For An Athlete, A CEO'
• Sierra College Experiencing External Ransomware Attack During Finals Week
• Baltimore And Howard Counties Will Have Fourth Of July Fireworks
• School Bus And Car Wrapped In Live Wires In Westmoreland County
• Police Arrest Turlock Man, 19, Suspected Of Pimping Minor In Undercover Operation
• Help Needed To Find Man Who Stabbed Sleeping Homeless Woman In South LA
• Julian Edelman Weighs In On Patriots Quarterback Competition Between Cam Newton, Mac Jones
• Furry Tails: Ohio Dog Looking For Forever Family After Spending 7 Years In Shelter
• It's 'Really Cool': Grandson And Grandmother Graduate From College Together
• Gov. Chris Sununu Chronicling Travels During 'Ultimate New Hampshire Road Trip'
• Execution Of Search Warrant Requested On Fayette County Bureau Of Elections Over Ballot Issues
• Gov. Newsom Signs Environmental Review Bill That Greenlights San Jose Downtown West Project
• Golden Gate National Recreation Area May Hike Some Use Fees, Parking Rates In October
• CicLAvia Working With LA To Expand Al Fresco Outdoor Dining Program
• Avalanche's Nazem Kadri Faces Another Playoff Suspension After Illegal Check On Blues's Justin Faulk
• Running Back Tyler Gaffney Reportedly Back With Patriots After Brief Baseball Career
• 'Blood Moon': How To See The Lunar Eclipse Of The Flower Supermoon
• Scientists Develop Device To 'Talk' With Plants Using Electrical Signals From Smartphone App
• Experts Predict Busy Atlantic Storm Season But Not Like 2020
• Man In Stolen Truck Killed By Michigan Sheriff's Deputy
• Israel Says It Has Agreed to a Cease-Fire in Conflict with Hamas
• Supreme Court thrusts abortion into midterms fight with Mississippi case
• 4 More People Indicted In Widening Federal Investigation Into California DMV Corruption
• How to navigate a zigzagging stock market
• Church Masks Dropped For Vaccinated Catholics In SE Michigan
• Simon Malls Keeping Face Mask Requirement
• 'Finally, Finally' Director Of The Inn At St.John In Plymouth Responds To June 1 Outdoor Capacity Lift
• VIDEO: High-Speed Chase Starts Near Lodi, Ends In Crash In Elk Grove
• Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program Accepting Applications
• COVID: San Francisco Further Loosens Restrictions In Anticipation Of Full Reopening - 'We Are In The Homestretch'
• Police Use Drone To Locate Family Trapped By Coyote On Holbrook Walking Trail
• Pennsylvania Terminating Vendor, Insight Global, That Mishandled Coronavirus Contact Tracing Data Of 72K People
• Officials: 21-Year-Old Norristown Man Accused In String Of Late-Night Burglaries Arrested In Harrisburg
• Storm Watch: Late Spring System Bringing Snow To High Sierra
• Pennsylvania Health Department Firing COVID-19 Contact Tracing Company After Data Breach
• Bridge Demolition Requires Closing Northbound I-75 In Detroit This Weekend
• Safety Adrian Colbert Signing With Patriots
• 'Like Some Sea Creature From The Deep': Vampire Fish Making Comeback To American River
• Parts of North and East Bay Now Under 'Exceptional Drought' Conditions
• 30-Year-Old Woman Shot In The Face In Baltimore
• Gov. Tom Wolf Signs Another Renewal Of COVID-19 Disaster Declaration
• Inter Miami CF Debuts New Jersey Partially Made With Recycled Plastic
• Colorado Weather: Isolated Severe Storms Possible Thursday Afternoon
• Orioles' John Means 2nd In MLB.com's Early Cy Young Award Poll
• The Must-See Matchups Of Celtics-Nets Playoff Series
• Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot giving interviews only to journalists of color
• Wildfire Season: Cal Fire Suspends Burn Permits For San Mateo, Santa Cruz Counties
• Woburn's Lord Hobo Brewing Co. To Hold 'Beer & Shot' COVID Vaccine Clinics
• Pennsylvania Marks Milestone With 50% Of Adults Statewide Fully Vaccinated
• Colorado Health Officials Say You Still Need To Get Tested If You Have COVID Symptoms
• 'Hocus Pocus 2' Officially Announced; Sanderson Sisters Returning To Modern-Day Salem
• Minnesota Weather: Isolated Thunderstorms, Weak Tornadoes Possible Thursday In Southeast MN
• MLB.com Lists Yankees' Gerrit Cole, Mets' Jacob deGrom As Leaders For Cy Young Award
• Minnesota Department Of Health Announces Relocation Of Mankato COVID Testing Site
• 'We Worked Really Hard': Elementary Students Use QR Code Technology To Share Scientific Research With Local Community
• House approves $1.9 billion to bolster Capitol security
• Real Housewife Of Beverly Hills, Erika Girardi, Allegedly Embroiled In Real Life Scandal
• LA Regional Food Bank Working to Increase Capacity To Meet Growing Need
• University Of Colorado Professors Call For Indoor Air Quality Standards To Prevent Future Pandemics
• 'Black Lives Matter' Sign At Newburyport Church Vandalized
• United Center Mass Vaccination Site To End Walk-Ins On Monday; Drive-Thru Site To Close June 24
• U.S. ends use of 2 ICE jails in bid to improve conditions
• Correctional Officer Arrested For Allegedly Selling Drugs At Allegheny County Jail
• Several Rescued From Smuggling Boat Off San Diego Coastline, 1 Person Dead
• Martinez City Council Moving Forward On Converting Train Depot Into A Museum
• Ten feet from a volcano's molten lava
• 2 Women Pepper Spray, Rob Mother With 2 Small Children Outside Lowe's In Rockwall
• Road To Reopening: New York's Iconic Plaza Hotel Reopens After Year-Long COVID Closure
• Boater Who Drowned On Mississippi River Identified As 89-Year-Old Victor Grabau
• Healthy Eating For Stroke Prevention: How A Mediterranean Diet May Help
• Student Seeks Changes At University Of Michigan After Sexual Misconduct
• NOAA Predicts Above Normal Atlantic Hurricane Season
• COVID-19 In Illinois: Lowest Infection Rate In 2 Months, Fewest Coronavirus Hospitalizations In 7 Weeks
• Suspect Car Sought In Fatal Hit-and-Run Collision With Electric Unicycle Rider In San Jose
• Has Chris Davis' Rocky Tenure In Baltimore Reached Its End?
• Warning, Dad Jokes Ahead - Texas Police Relocate Alligator Caught 'Sunbathing Near Residential Home'
• Man Killed, Woman Wounded When Gunman Opens Fire On Parked Car In Hacienda Heights
• Charisse McGill Partners With Yards Brewing To Bring Beer Lovers In Philadelphia Region French Toast Bites Ale
• Port Authority Welcomes Largest Container Ship To Ever Call On East Coast
• Northside SDA Church To Host COVID-19 Vaccination Event This Saturday
• Flames Destroy Home In New Castle County
• Mayor Lightfoot Faces Dashed Hopes Of Her Backers, Said She's Proud Of Administration's Response To Pandemic
• Police: West Mifflin Man Arrested For Kidnapping, Raping Woman
• Over 17,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois Last Week Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Senate panel approves Biden's first slate of judicial picks
• Probe finds BBC journalist "deceived" to get Diana interview
• 40 Years In Prison For Repeat Offender Who Held Screwdriver To Neck Of Plano Pharmacist
• Not Vaccinated Yet? New York Offering New Incentive Where You Could Win $5M
• NOAA predicts above-normal 2021 Atlantic hurricane season
• Lawmakers spar over requirements to wear mask on House floor
• Bail Set At $3 Million For Ryan Storm, Charged With Kidnapping, Tying Up, And Sexually Assaulting Woman In Lake Barrington
• New Parking Meters Installed At Montrose Beach, Surprising Visitors; 'They Don't Think That's Very Hospitable'
• Long Island Neighborhood's Sharing Table Becomes Community Pantry At Suffolk Y JCC For Families In Need
• Cyclist Attempting World Record Around Lake Michigan
• Over 15K Unemployment Claims Filed In Maryland Last Week
• One Adult Airlifted To Hospital As Result Of Injuries Sustained In House Fire
• Developer Pitches $650 Million Movie, TV Studio For Downtown Los Angeles
• National Aviary's African Penguin Chick, Marge, Joins Colony At Penguin Point
• Trailer Drops For Tom Brady Documentary Series 'Man In The Arena'
• Carrollton Police Officers Duck For Cover During Drive-By On Headquarters
• How Biden plans to collect $700 billion from wealthy tax cheats
• Indiana High School Class Reunion Celebrates 80 Years
• Miami Police Searching For Man Accused Of Trying To Sexually Assault Woman At Brickell Apartment Building
• The Patriots Are Involved In Another Julio Jones Rumor
• PGA Championship Preview: 'It's The Toughest Wind In Golf,' Says Nick Faldo About Ocean Course At Kiawah Island
• Minnesota's Unemployment Rate Continued To Fall In April
• NYPD: Lloyd Revell Arrested In Hell's Kitchen Anti-Asian Attack
• Teenager, 49-Year-Old Bystander Killed In Food Mart Shootout In South Shore
• Man Killed In I-83 Crash Early Thursday
• Eagles' Darius Slay Says He's Not Worried About DeVonta Smith's Size, Praises His 1-On-1 Moves: 'Y'all Might Be Shocked By It'
• LOOK: Patriots Plane Brings Half A Million COVID Vaccines To El Salvador
• Indigenous Art Exhibit 'Each / Other' Aims To Tell Stories People Can Connect With
• ATP Tour Announces Dallas Open Tennis Tournament Coming In February 2022
• Colorado Could Become Second State In The U.S. To Cap The Price Of Insulin For All Diabetics
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 140 New Coronavirus Cases, Total Rises To 100,600
• CSUN Police Warn Of Bicyclist Groping Women In Northridge Area
• COVID In Minnesota: Positivity Rate Drops To 4.8%, Community Spread Reaches Highest Peak Since Pandemic Began
• TCU Announces Return To 100 Percent Capacity For Outdoor Sporting Events
• One Dead, Another Injured In NW Dade Shooting
• Sunnyvale Officers Open Fire During Hours-Long Standoff With Suspect In Elder Assault
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Hospitalizations, State Positivity Rate Continue To Decline
• One Man Killed, Another Wounded In Highland Park Shooting; Suspects At Large
• Berkeley Police Arrest Suspect Who Accosted, Chased Child
• Sunny Skies, Low Humidity To Bring Beautiful Afternoon For Outdoor Activities To Philadelphia Region
• Appeals Court Hears Case Of 3 Ex-Officers Charged In George Floyd's Death
• Companies see mask surplus as sales evaporate
• All Baltimore County Students Will Return To In-Person Learning 4 Days A Week Starting Monday
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: 50% Of Adults Are Fully Vaccinated
• San Mateo Burglary Suspect Chased Into Foster City Pond, Arrested Following Standoff
• Lego To Launch First LGBTQ Set Ahead Of Pride Month
• Do The Bruins And Capitals Have A Playoff Overtime Problem? An Examination
• Julio Jones To Ravens? Falcons Reportedly 'Would Like To Trade' Star Receiver
• Man Who Barricaded Himself In Aurora Home Surrenders, Is Taken Into Custody
• Chapman Avenue Homes In Garden Grove Hit By Rash Of Distraction Burglaries
• Lincoln County Sheriff's Deputy Shot In Ambush, Manhunt Underway On Colorado's Eastern Plains
• New York State Announces New COVID Safety Guidelines For Camps
• Debate Over Homeless Camping Ban Heating Up In Aurora
• Texas Gas Prices Inching Up As Demand Jumps Before Memorial Day
• UT Southwestern Detects First Reported Indian COVID-19 Variant In North Texas
• Ohio sees surge in vaccinations after offering $5 million lottery
• Conservative Online Host Tudor Dixon Announces Run For Michigan Governor
• Qinxuan Pan Extradited To Connecticut To Face Charges In Murder Of Kevin Jiang, Yale Grad Student With Chicago Ties
• Charges: Nick Firkus Shot Wife In The Back With Shotgun Amid Financial Troubles
• Botanical Buffs Brave Long Lines To Get Whiff Of 'Corpse Flower' In Alameda
• NRA Head Says Organization Is 'Strong And Secure' After Losing Bankruptcy Petition In Texas
• See Ford's Electric F-150 Pickup Truck
• Central California Man Arrested In Case Of Huge Child Porn Cache
• Car Slams Into Building On West Liberty Avenue
• Florida Atty. Gen. Ashley Moody Appeals After Immigration Ruling
• California judge says Betsy DeVos must testify in student loan suit
• Aerosmith Postpones Fenway Park Concert Until 2022
• 'Ghost Forest' In Madison Square Park Raising Awareness About Impact Of Climate Change On Trees
• Boy, 17, Charged With Carjacking 80-Year-Old Man Last Month In South Austin
• Don't worry about that COVID resume gap, career expert says
• MSP: 18-Year-Old Driver Dead After Rollover Crash On I-94
• New Music Hall Outdoor Amphitheater Begins Summer Season With Marvin Gaye Event
• Exclusive: UPS Driver Jumps In To Help Save Teenage Robbery Victim In Chelsea
• Oatly, world's biggest oat milk company, set to go public
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• "Sunday Morning" special: "At Home"
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