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• Saturday's Show Info (5/22/21)
• Elderly Asians Getting Simple Tool To Make Noise Against Hate
• Turlock Teen Graduates From High School And College In Same Month
• South Bay Businesses Anticipate Full Reopening in Mid-June
• Warriors OT Epic at Chase Center Thrills, Disappoints Dubs Fans
• 'Viaduct Is Old, Viaduct Is Ugly': Central 70 Project Crews Hope Demolition Changes Neighborhood For The Better
• Bicyclist Claims Denver Police Department Motorcycles Drove Dangerously Close
• Boulder Study Shows MDMA-Assisted Therapy Successful For Treating PTSD
• Late Spring Snowstorm In The Sierra Surprises Travelers
• Man Fatally Shot In Malibu, Suspect At Large
• Laureano, Pinder Do It All, A's Top Angels 8-4
• Catch This: Laureano, Pinder Do It All, A's Top Angels 8-4
• Witness To Hit-And-Run Death Of Modesto Toddler Left In Shock
• Police Patrols To Increase Across SoCal As Anti-Semitic Violence Spikes
• Critics Say Planned San Jose Underground BART Station Is Too Deep
• Dodgers Beat Giants for Fifth Straight Win
• Bauer K's 11, Dodgers Beat Giants For Fifth Straight Win
• Colorado Restaurant Association Survey Reveals 90% Of Businesses Struggling To Hire Staff
• Chicago Weather: Break Out The Shades For Sunshine Throughout The Weekend
• CHP: 2 Dead In Sacramento County After Car Ran Stop Sign, Hit Another Vehicle
• New Phishing Scam Claims To Be From DMV
• Hit & Run Suspect In Custody After Pursuit Ends In Adams County
• As Recall Petition Starts Collecting Signatures, Gascón Spokesperson Questions Who's Behind Effort
• Warriors Fall to Grizzlies in Overtime Thriller
• 6-Year-Old Costa Mesa Boy Dies In Road Rage Shooting On 55 Freeway In City Of Orange
• Carjacking Crew Accused Of At Least 21 Carjackings And Robberies; Two Still On The Run
• Swiftwater Rescue: Crews Free Kayakers Stuck In Debris Along Poudre River
• Rise Expected In Fuel Prices For Boats Compared To Last Summer
• Mega Millions Jackpot Up To $515 Million For Friday Night Drawing
• Some Doctors Encourage Those Suffering From Anxiety, Stress To Embrace The Power Of Poetry
• 'It's Like A Sea Of Garbage': Bronx Residents Frustrated With City As Piles Of Trash Overtake Sidewalks
• 'It's Been A Year': North Andover Seniors Happy To Celebrate Prom At Sea
• Car Crashes Into West Sacramento Home
• State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby Responds After Video Appears To Show Her Give An Obscene Gesture To Keith Davis Jr. Supporter
• Fall River Teen Arrested In Connection With Double Murder
• Yankee Stadium Debuts Vaccinated And Unvaccinated Sections, Kicking Off Big Weekend For New York Sports Fans
• Braves Rout Pirates 20-1
• He Broke Records And His Family Broke Barriers: The Push To Memorialize Somerville Olympian Phil Reavis Sr.
• SOBE Wine & Food Festival Burger Bash Top Honors Goes To American Social and KUSH
• North Texans Continue Push For Children Aged 12 And Older To Get Vaccinated
• Sauk Rapids Adapted Sports Star Seeks To Inspire Others With Autism
• South Beach's 2:00 A.M. Last Call Rollback Goes Into Effect This Weekend
• Fire Destroys 1 Home, Damages 2 Others In Butler
• Homeless Camping Ban Close To Becoming Law In Texas
• Devers, Santana Go Deep, Red Sox Beat Phillies 11-3
• Tracking The Tropics: National Hurricane Center Monitoring Systems In Atlantic, Gulf Of Mexico
• Correction Officers Charged In Jeffrey Epstein Case Avoid Jail Time In Deal With Prosecutors
• Suspect Arrested In Deadly Hit & Run Of Teen Jogger Diani Gomez Sanchez
• Fort Collins Police Investigate Man's Death As Domestic Violence Homicide
• Maryland Makes Waves As Millions Get Vaccinated
• Deadly Encounter: Police Body Cameras Show Chaos, Shooting of Suspect Following Woodlawn Triple Murder
• 3 Shot, 1 Dead In West Baltimore
• Twins Shrug Off Travel, Blast Indians 10-0 In Series Opener
• Beverly Hills Resident Scott Berkett Accused Of Trying To Hire Hitman To Kill Former Girlfriend
• Denver Police Shot Knife-Wielding Suspect 33 Seconds After Arriving On Scene
• Deputy Who Shot Teens After Chase In Modesto Identified As Gerardo Zazueta
• Wayne County Prosecutor: No Charges Will Be Filed In Death Of Priscilla Slater At Harper Woods Jail
• South Philly Barbacoa Offering Free Tacos During COVID-19 Vaccination Event Sunday
• Bruins Score 3 PPG, Beat Capitals 4-1 For 3-1 Series Lead
• 2 Foxes Test Positive For Rabies In Benbrook
• Disneyland To End Temperature Checks On June 15
• Estimated 2,100 New Cases Of Colon Cancer Each Year Among Coloradans
• 'Everybody On The Team Has A Little Bit Of Extra Motivation,' Giannis, Bucks Eye Redemption Versus Heat
• Chelsea Vaccination Clinic 'Takes Fear Away And Adds Fun'
• Man In Serious Condition After Being Hit By Driver In Pittsburgh
• Tom Watson Relives History On Verge Of 75th Anniversary Of Charles Schwab Challenge
• Downtown Sacramento Businesses Hoping For Boom Once State Fully Reopens
• Sen. Chuck Schumer: $16 Billion Allotted To Help Theater Industry Recover From Pandemic
• Antioch Issues Official Apology for Racist Treatment of Early Chinese Immigrants
• 1 Injured In Drive-By Shooting In Uniontown
• Arrest Made In Fatal Hit-&-Run Near San Francisco City Hall
• Grandmother Caring For 3 Boys After Their Mother Is Stabbed To Death In Santa Clarita Home
• Metro Area Firefighters Graduate From 2-Week Technical Rescue Academy
• Questions Remain After 18-Year-Old Found Dead From Blow To Head In Tarrant County
• 'You Are Excluding A Group Of Gay, Lesbian, Transgendered People': Aurora Police Sergeant Reacts To Denver Pride Policy
• Man Who Brandished Butter Knife on SFO-Bound Flight Faces Cocaine Charge
• Firefighters Knock Down Blaze At Home In Arden Area Of Sacramento
• Catalytic Converter Thefts Are On The Rise In Weld County
• COVID: Low Case Numbers, Reduced Restrictions Have San Francisco Edging Towards Normality
• Oscar Grant Coalition Proceeding With Effort To Recall Alameda DA Nancy O'Malley
• Bowie State University Held Hybrid Graduation Ceremony Friday
• 'Chaos In This Area': People Living Near Central 70 Project Anxious For Construction To Be Complete
• 2 Dead After Related Shootings In Fort Worth, Police Say
• San Jose Explores Installing More Traffic Circles And Roundabouts To Curb Sideshows
• CDC Releases New Information On Breakthrough COVID Cases Involving Fully Vaccinated Individuals
• CTA Now Hiring Bus Drivers, Other Trade Positions; Job Fair Next Week
• COVID Reopening: California's Great America Set to Welcome Back Visitors
• COVID Reopening: California To Drop Social Distancing Requirements When State Fully Reopens In June
• Local Police, Professional Athletes Host S.E.A.L Games In Baltimore County
• Grammy Museum Reopens To The Public Friday After Over Year-Long Closure
• Family Of Woman Murdered And Found On Light Rail Tracks In Sacramento Seeking Answers
• AG Ron Bonta Charges 15 In $5 Million Ponzi Scheme That Targeted Elderly Filipinos
• 7th Noose Found At Amazon Warehouse Construction Site
• Oldest And Longest-Serving Pittsburgh-Area Mayor Reveals His Future Plans
• Volunteers Fill Sandbags As Incoming Rain Threatens East Troublesome Burn Scar
• Better Business Bureau Warns Car Buyers Of Increase In Fake Online Ads For Used Cars
• Coloradans Need Not Apply: Some Companies Won't Hire Coloradans Because of New Labor Law
• Road To Reopening: Churches In Brooklyn, Queens Returning To 100% Capacity
• Dozens Of Mead High School Students Protest Racist Culture After George Floyd Murder Reenactment Photo Surfaces Online
• Denver Weather: Severe Storms Possible This Weekend
• Windows Of 2 More Vehicles Blown Out On SoCal Freeways
• Coast Guard Officials Remind Maryland Boaters Of Safety Tips Ahead Of Memorial Day
• Navy Veteran Creates Successful Business At Height Of COVID-19 Pandemic
• Trump Plans To Resume MAGA Rallies In Florida, Other Battleground States
• New York City Department Of Education Says Some Changes To High School Admission Process Had Positive Impact
• Northwest Angle Minnesota Residents Exempt From Border Travel Restrictions
• Learning Environment In Homestead Allows Young People To Experience A Summer Camp Like No Other
• Stranger Was Buried In Plot McCandless Mother Bought For Herself Next To Loved Ones
• WATCH: Pro-Palestinian Protesters March In Downtown Sacramento
• San Mateo County Raises Illegal Fireworks Fines To $1,000 Per Offense As Fire Season Begins
• Foster Parents Celebrated For Stepping Up For Colorado Children
• Philadelphia Bicyclists Rally To Keep MLK Drive Closed To Traffic
• Ed Buck Trial Set To Begin July 13 After Judge Denies Request For Delay
• Not Everyone Is Rolling Out The Welcome Mat For A New South Side Apartment Complex
• 'Carmencement': Sac State Students Celebrate Graduation In Socially-Distanced Ceremony
• President Biden To Host George Floyd's Family At White House Next Week
• Matt Gaetz's Ex-Girlfriend Cooperating With Federal Sex Trafficking Investigation
• 3 Injured When Truck Goes Over Interstate 70 Guardrail Near New Castle, Eastbound Lanes Reopen
• Palestinians in Gaza take stock of destruction after cease-fire
• Whitney High Students Upset After Conservative Club, TPUSA's, Stickers, Pins Edited Out of Photo
• Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine Can Be Stored In Refrigerator
• 'Must Be A Joke': Sky High Pre-Flight COVID Tests Can Be As Much As A Plane Ticket
• 'The Wave Of The Future': Rural Minnesotans Benefitting From Telehealth
• 'Hamilton' Tickets Up For Grabs For Those Who Get Vaccinated Saturday At Pantages Theatre Pop-Up Clinic
• Some Chicago Restaurants To Create 'Vaccinated Only' Sections Allowed Under New City COVID-19 Guidance
• Apple CEO Tim Cook Faces Tough Questions About App Store Competition In Epic Games Antitrust Case
• Ryan Montoya Faces 8 Charges In Death Of Champion Cyclist Gwen Inglis
• Looking For A Deal? Florida Holding Unclaimed Property Auction In Miami On Saturday
• UPDATE: All Westbound Lanes of Hwy 37 in Sonoma County Reopen Following RV Fire
• Meijer Offering $10 Coupon If You Get Vaccinated At Any Of Its Locations
• 'You're Breaking Contracts': U.S. Congresswoman Sued For Not Hiring Would-Be Rival
• LA County To Ease Masking Guidelines, Physical Distancing Requirements June 15
• Legislation Could Stop Insurance Companies From Using Jobs, Education To Determine Rates For New Jersey Drivers
• No Injuries Reported After Fire At Plainfield Recycling Plant
• Shooting In Golden Glades Interchange Lands One Person In Hospital
• Miami Man Almicar Jose Leon Arrested For Running Brothels In Doral and West Kendall
• New York State Attorney General Letitia James Calls For Changes to Law Justifying Police Use Of Force
• Embattled Windsor Mayor Dominic Foppoli Resigns Amid Multiple Sexual Assault Allegations
• 'Our Community Deserves Better': Director Of Minneapolis Office Of Violence Prevention Speaks Out
• BARCS Saves Life Of Stray Dog With 'Enormous Wound,' Donations Requested For Her Recovery
• Denver Boy Grows His Hair For 3 Years To Donate To A Child With Cancer
• North Huntingdon Police Officers Will No Longer Deliver Mail To Homes Of Township Commissioners
• Repairs, Staffing Shortage Put Washington Park Pool's Summer In Jeopardy
• NYC and L.A. probe antisemitic attacks after Middle East violence
• New York Weather: CBS2's 5/21 Friday Night & Weekend Forecast
• Shortages Caused By Supply Chain Struggles Felt In Pittsburgh
• Woman reunited with fishermen 35 years after they rescued her
• Students Work With Nonprofit Group To Grow And Maintain Hydroponic Farms To Fight Food Insecurity In New York City
• Police: Family Member Shoots, Kills Man Who Fired Shots At Wife And Children In White Settlement
• Irving Mom Charged After Police Find THC Cookies, Marijuana, Shrooms In Her Kitchen
• Suspect Who Shot Lincoln County Sheriff's Deputy Michael Hutton Identified As Tristin Ensinger
• Allegheny County Jail Guard Accused Of Bringing Drugs Into Jail And Recruiting Inmate To Sell To Others
• Ed Gainey Details Plans For First 100 Days If Elected Pittsburgh Mayor
• Long Island Legislators Demand Fix To Plague Of Potholes On Long Island Expressway; 'We Joke That The LIE Is Nicknamed "Hell-I-E"'
• COVID Recovery: California Regains Nearly Half Of Jobs Lost In Pandemic
• NYPD Cold Case Detective Daniel Chiarantano Retires After Storied 35-Year Career
• Hundreds Of Members Of The Majestic Princess Crew Vaccinated At Port Of Los Angeles
• Miami Restaurant Visits Up 4% Since January But There's A Good Reason
• Miami International Airport Opens Rapid COVID-19 Test Site
• Clothing Drive Aims To Help Those Struggling To Join Workforce After Pandemic
• 1 Transported After Serious 2-Car Crash In Baldwin
• Candid Conversation With 6 Philadelphia Judges And Friends Who All Attended Same HBCU
• Dating Apps Now Matching Singles By Vaccination Status
• Colorado Springs Elementary Teacher Joshua Silverthorn Charged With Internet Sexual Exploitation Of A Child
• 'Really Excited,' 2 Everett High School Seniors Organize Private Prom For Entire Graduating Class
• Opportunity LA Will Start Savings Accounts For 35,000 Children In Los Angeles County
• 'It's Beyond Words How Grateful We Are': Kidney Recipients Meet Their Donors
• Protesters Call For DA Marian Ryan To Recuse Herself From Mikayla Miller Death Investigation
• FIRST ON CBS4: Attorney Says DOJ Has Closed Investigation Into Former Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen
• Plan To Reverse Spike In Violent Crime In Fort Worth Involves Community Policing
• Major Interstate 70 Weekend Closure In Denver Area Starts Friday Night As Crews Begin Work On 'Mile High Shift'
• Phillies Fans No Longer Required To Wear Face Masks In Outdoor Areas At Citizens Bank Park
• Desperate Homebuyers Forgoing Inspections To Try To Get Ahead In Tri-State Area's Competitive Housing Market
• Good Samaritans Care For Newborn After Teen Mom Abandons Baby At Jersey City Restaurant
• 'We Will Rebuild What You Destroy': LA Girl Band The Linda Lindas Rocks The Internet With Anti-Hate Anthem 'Racist Sexist Boy'
• Peddling For A Purpose: Miami Police Officer Joe McCrink Leads Team In 'Coast To Coast' Memorial Bike Ride
• 'Just Keep Prevailing And Persevering': Arik & Megan Matson Go 1-On-1 With WCCO
• VA Secretary Denis McDonough, Minnesota Native, Visits Minneapolis VA To Laud Efforts Combating Suicide
• Furry Tails: Saturn, Willie And Phoebe Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• Ventilation and mask rules in schools reduce COVID cases, study finds
• Man Accused Of Shooting Ex-Girlfriend & Her New Partner, Charged With 2 Counts Attempted Murder
• Common Heart Procedure Being Improved Using Technology Borrowed From Kidney Stone Blasters
• Harris County Leaders Angered At Houston Area Receiving Little Of $1B Harvey Flood Aid
• Utility Workers Who Stepped In After Dobbs Ferry Police Officer Slashed Speak Out: 'They're Out Here To Protect Us And It Was My Job To Help Him'
• 2 Teens Shot Near Frogtown Community Center
• Amazon Is Moving Its Prime Now Two-Hour Delivery App
• Oakland A's Among Increasing Number Of Companies Adopting Cryptocurrency
• Twitter ditches AI photo-cropping tool after race bias review
• COVID In Colorado: Hospitalization Levels Show There's 'Still Virus Circulation' As Fourth Wave Continues
• Quincy College Graduates Get $1,000 Cash From Commencement Speaker
• Dodger Stadium To Return To Full Capacity On June 15
• Jersey Shore Businesses Eager For Memorial Day Weekend Crowds As Hiring Struggles Persist
• NH Grandmother Arrested For Attending School Committee Meeting In Plaistow Without A Mask
• What Is Dogecoin? CNET Senior Reporter Shara Tibken Explains The Cryptocurrency
• Miami Police Officer Shows Restraint, Discharges Taser When Confronted By Aggressive Man
• Marin County Reports 1st COVID-19 Death In Over A Month
• Police: Report Of Armed Person At Elk Grove High Turns Out To Be Student With Stapler Acting Out Scene From Movie
• AAPI Heritage Month: How Marathon Runner Miki Gorman Broke Records And Barriers
• Firefighters Rescue Teen Who Fell Down 40-Foot Shaft In Old Town
• UPDATE: Man With Gun At Ex-Girlfriend's Apartment Shot Dead By Pittsburg Police
• Miami Police Arrest Diontae Blackman In Brickell Attempted Sexual Assault
• Jesse Bonsignore Fatally Shot After Struggle With Officer In Manorville, Suffolk County Police Say
• 4-Year-Old Plunges From 6th Floor Window In Newark
• California Has Regained Nearly Half Of Jobs Lost In COVID-19 Pandemic
• Los Angeles Chargers Finalize 2021 Preseason Schedule
• 81-Year-Old Woman With Cognitive Condition Reported Missing From Pikesville Area
• Bristol County Sheriff Furious Over Decision To Close Immigrant Detention Facility
• Liam's List May 21: Music fests, a rockin' music release & Meals on Wheels
• Grand Opening! Denver Zoo Visitors Will Now Be Able To Peer Inside New Animal Hospital
• Cubs Fan Beaten By CPD Officer During 2016 World Series Celebrations Awarded $53,700 By Federal Jury
• Police Reconstruct Skull Of Unidentified Woman Found Dead In New Castle County In 2011
• Police Seek Help Finding Bobby Harrington, 50, Last Seen In East Bethel
• Mother And Adult Son Found Dead In Littleton Home In Possible Murder-Suicide
• Cryptocurrencies Crashed This Week; Digital Coins Are Still The Future
• Judge Weighs Disorderly Conduct Charge Against Former Mayor Fred Heidmann
• Today's Latest Top 20 Cryptocurrency Prices
• St. Cloud Police Arrest Man Brandishing Hatchet
• Future Mobility Study Overview
• Billie Eilish Sets March 2022 Date In Sacramento For 'Happier Than Ever' Tour
• Massachusetts Reports 400 New COVID Cases, 11 Additional Deaths
• Daytime Shooting In Downtown Crossing Leaves 1 Hurt
• Elon Musk's Mixed Messages On Bitcoins Stoke Anxieties About Cryptos In Corporate America
• Citing Worker Shortage, Cedar Point To Close On Certain June Dates
• Senators introduce bill to make public transit more accessible
• Massive Fire In Revere Caused By Smoking; 2 Buildings Destroyed
• 2-Alarm House Fire Reported In West Baltimore
• Rittenhouse Row Spring Festival Joining Forces To Help Fight Cancer With Tag Time Happy Hour
• Timothy Knutson Who 'Got Behind The Wheel Drunk' And Killed Jana Phillips In Aurora Gets 14 Year Sentence
• Simon Malls Update Face Covering Policy; Won't Require Masks Unless Mandated By Law
• COVID Recovery: Oakland Coliseum Mass Vaccination Site To Close After Giving Nearly 500,000 Shots
• University Of Michigan Pledges Steep Carbon Emission Cuts
• 'Alive Again': USS Constitution Cruises Boston Harbor For First Time In Over A Year, Fires 21-Gun Salute
• Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Puts New Guidelines On How U.S. History Will Be Taught In Public Schools
• City Council Public Safety Chairman Vows To Hold June Vote On Push For Civilian Board To Oversee CPD
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• Mountain Lion Released To Santa Clara County After Capture In San Francisco Bernal Heights
• Baltimore Police Release Body Camera Video Of Shooting Of Armed Robbery Suspect Corey Dixon
• Danny Masterson Ordered To Stand Trial For Alleged Rapes Of 3 Women
• This week on "Face the Nation," May 23, 2021
• CBS 11's Bill Jones Talks Mavericks-Clippers Playoff Matchup With CBS LA's Jim Hill
• Pennsylvanians Asked To Mark 1-4-3 Day With Weekend Of Kindness
• Delaware Drops Mask Mandate, Capacity Limits For Indoor Dining
• Exclusive: The 27-Year-Old Behind Ethereum Isn't Surprised By The Crypto Crash
• Woman In Custody After Police Pursuit Turns Into Hollywood Standoff
• Collin County Transportation Expansion
• Moving Fort Worth Town Halls With Mayor Betsy Price
• Hollywood's Magic Castle Reopens Friday With Limited Capacity
• White House teams up with dating apps to boost COVID vaccinations
• Tax Changes Would Boost IRS Monitoring Of Cryptocurrency Use
• Michigan Tax Revenues Are $3.5B Higher Than Past Estimate
• 'Eye On Culture: The Jewish Experience' Comes To CBS News In Recognition Of Jewish American Heritage Month
• Crafton Man Accused Putting Hidden Camera In Youth Center Bathroom Held On $1M Straight Cash Bail
• Saks will require its workers to return vaccinated
• One mom frets as extra jobless aid ends. "Either way, I lose."
• Colorado Music Festival Is Back & Bigger Than Ever
• The Brand New Amphitheater Outside Detroit's Music Hall Kicks Off Friday
• Man Found Dead Inside Burning Home In Fort Worth
• Discovery Cube LA, OC To Reopen May 28
• Woman Dies Of Injuries From San Lorenzo House Fire
• Report: Celtics' Robert Williams Expected To Play In Game 1 Vs. Nets
• California To Remove Physical Distancing Guidelines June 15, Allow Full Capacity
• Man Found Dead Inside Tracy Fast Food Restaurant While Officers Investigate Break-In
• Planes Clip Each Other At Midway, No One Hurt
• MDHHS Recommends Students, Staff Wear Masks In Classrooms Regardless Of Vaccination Status
• HGTV's Nicole Curtis Wins Dispute Over Detroit Home Project
• Imani Christian Academy Teaming With UPMC For Youth COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic
• Florida Unemployment Rate At 4.8 Percent In April
• From Hurricane And School Supplies To Outdoor Entertainment, Florida To See Three Tax 'Holidays' In 2021
• 'Heads UP Pittsburgh': Concussion Awareness And Baseline Testing Initiative For Young Athletes Begins June 7
• COVID Schools: UC Berkeley To Start In-Person Fall 2021 Classes On Time; Urge Students To Get Vaccinated
• Police: 2 Women Arrested For Robbery After Pepper Spraying Victim In Front Of Her 2 Children
• Report: Julio Jones Want To Play With Cam Newton
• Coast Guard Establishes Area For Boaters To Watch The Blue Angels Fly During Naval Academy Commencement
• City Of Revere Collecting Donations For Families Displaced By Massive Fire
• Colorado Woman, Former Vietnamese Boat Refugee, Pushes For More Refugees To Be Resettled In America
• Black millennials lag White and Hispanic peers in building wealth
• Dallas Mavericks Increasing Capacity For NBA Playoffs, Hosting Vaccination Events Outside AAC
• Lakeville Area Schools: Threat That Prompted Distance Learning Was Not Credible
• Disturbing video shows fatal police restraint in Tennessee jail
• CDC Warns Of Salmonella Outbreaks Linked To Backyard Poultry
• Many Europeans who work in the U.S. still can't visit home
• UPDATE: Resident, Dog Killed In Early Morning House Fire In Livermore
• WATCH: Simon Baker On 'The Mentalist,' Movie 'High Ground,' Making It In Hollywood
• PAWS Pet Of The Week: Memphis
• PNC Foundation Partnering With Sesame Street To Teach Kids About Racial Justice
• California To Drop Social Distancing Requirements As Part Of Full June Reopening
• Fmr. St. Paul Police Officer Sentenced To Prison For 6 Years For Severely Injuring Innocent Man
• Hampden Branch Of The Enoch Pratt Free Library Reopens June 21 After Extensive Renovation
• Feds Searching For EtherDelta Cryptocurrency Users Victimized By Hacker Named 'Psycho'
• Oakland County To Offer Vaccination Clinics At School And Community Facilities
• Suit Alleging Admissions Discrimination Moves Forward In Va.
• New Airline Breeze Airways Launches Service From Pittsburgh To 4 Cities
• 'My Son Was Poisoned': North Texas Mother Describes Losing Son To Fentanyl
• MAP: What Percent Of Your Community Is Vaccinated Against COVID-19?
• Bay Area Scholars 'Walk the Walk' To Support Community That Helped Them Succeed
• Minnesota AG's office to prosecute police shooting of Daunte Wright
• Glenbard North's All Freshman, All Girl Team Competes In State Bass Fishing Tournament This Weekend
• Southfield Students Get Free Prom Ticket With Vaccination
• Fire That Tore Through Upland Apartments Caused By Soldering Work On Bathroom's Copper Pipes
• Tribune Publishing Says Shareholders Approve Takeover By Hedge Fund Alden Global, Union Questions Outcome
• Rare English Coin Found After Almost 400 Years At Early Maryland Settlement
• Bay Area Lawmaker's Proposal Seeks To Change Police Interrogation Methods
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: 10 Million Vaccine Doses Administered
• Arrest Made In Case Of Rape, Murder Of Laura Marie Purchase 38 Years Ago 
• Facebook-Backed Digital Currency Project Diem Shifts To U.S.
• More Than 70 Officers Have Left Force Since January 6 Riot, Capitol Police Union Says
• Knott's Berry Farm Reopens To The Public, Celebrates 100 Years
• COVID-19 In Illinois: Nearly 5 Million People Fully Vaccinated, As Average Infection Rate Nears Pandemic Low
• Mets' Jacob deGrom Had Palm Beach Cardinals Twitter Account Begging For Help With His Final Rehab Start
• 'This Is A Family Store': Marathon Gas Station Manager Hoping To Keep Reputation After Overnight Shooting
• Indiana County Man Killed In 3-Vehicle Crash
• Baltimore Career Criminal, Davon Carter, Sentenced To Life In Prison For Killing Federal Witness
• AG Keith Ellison To Lead Prosecution Against Kim Potter, Ex-Brooklyn Center Officer Accused In Daunte Wright Shooting
• Maryland Budget Official Outlines Billions In Pandemic Aid
• Frederick County State's Attorney's Office Will Not Pursue Charges On Officers Involved October 2020 Fatal Shooting Of Bryan Selmer
• Howard County Suspension of Deadline Effects will End June 30
• COVID In Maryland: 2.7M Marylanders Are Fully Vaccinated
• Fremont Shoplifting Suspect Arrested After Pepper-Spraying Target Security Guard
• COVID-19 Vaccine Data Shows Some Sacramento Neighborhoods Achieving Immunity Faster Than Others
• Investigation Underway After Hit-And-Run Leaves Northern Minnesota Man Dead
• Pickles Journey To Becoming A Canine Companions Service Dog Begins In Pittsburgh
• McKinney Man Who Ran Ponzi Scheme Gets Prison Time, Ordered To Pay $13M In Restitution
• DNR: Travelers Should Leave Firewood At Home
• Pittsburgh VA Hospital To Pay $2.75 Million To Veteran Whose Surgery Was Botched
• Pantages Theatre To Reopen With 'Hamilton' In Mid-August
• 4 Arrested In Crackdown On Water Thefts From Lancaster Supply For Illegal Marijuana Grows
• CEO Tim Cook to be Apple's star witness at Fortnite trial
• Illinois Wesleyan University Fraternity Given 3-Year Suspension After Freshman Hurt In Hazing Incident
• Police: Woman Fends Off Attempted Sex Assault Suspect In Hell's Kitchen
• Billie Eilish Bringing World Tour To Pittsburgh
• Bleeding Man Rushed To Hospital After Jumping Out Window Of Reading Home
• Christopher 'Play' Martin Talks Kid 'n Play Legacy, 'House Party,' 'And iDanced' Documentary
• Crews Contain Early Morning Fire in Mount Diablo State Park
• Vaccine Shots To Be Available To Twins Fans Next Week At Target Field
• Miami Gardens Woman Injured In Early Morning Shooting
• Jason Mraz's Summer Tour Makes Final Stop In Pittsburgh For Rock, Reggae, And Relief Concert
• Check-In Problem At Airports Blamed On Hardware Failure
• Police Activity Disrupts BART, Muni Service At SF Civic Center Station
• Ainslie Arts Plaza Opens In Lincoln Square
• Crowding Resolved At JFK Airport After Check-In System Outage
• Chicago Weather: Summer-Like Warmth Is Here
• Israel-Hamas Ceasefire Holds Overnight, But Tensions Remain High In New York City & Abroad
• LIRR Says It's Ready To Kick Off Summer With Expanded Service, Discount Beach Packages
• Man Wins Fight To Keep 'Biden Is Not My President' Sign In Front Yard
• Bus driver says kids' questions helped stop hijacker
• Water Main Break Causes River Of Mud In Rahway, N.J.
• Viewing For Miami Teen Diani Gomez Killed In Hit And Run
• Technical Issues Temporarily Delayed Some American Airlines Flights At Miami International Airport
• Man Rushed To Hospital After Shot Multiple Times Overnight In Kensington
• Female Crab Population Slightly Increased In Chesapeake Bay, But Survey Is 'Mixed Bag'
• Dodgers star says fans' return to the stadium is "huge"
• 9 Year Old Raising Money For A Billboard To Find A Kidney Donor
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 119 New Coronavirus Cases, 2 Additional Deaths
• COVID In Minnesota: 5 Million Total Vaccines Administered, 21 Deaths Reported
• Kyle Rittenhouse Makes First In-Person Court Appearance Ahead Of November Trial In Fatal Kenosha Shootings
• Chicago Weather: From Navy Pier To Buckingham Fountain, Here's How To Spend Your Warm Weekend
• Why thieves want to jack your car's catalytic converter
• Massachusetts Vaccine Preregistration System Shutting Down May 31
• 'Never Seen It Like This Before,' Check In System Outage Causes Long Lines At Logan Airport
• Border Patrol Finds 30 Migrants In Human Smuggling Stash House, More In Hotel And SUV
• Pennsylvania Unemployment Rate, Payroll In April Hardly Change
• Farmington Hills Fire Department And Community Partners Offer Free Carbon Monoxide Alarms To Residents
• 'The 1990 Colorado Is Gone,' So Managers Want Your Input On Rocky Mountain National Park Overcrowding
• Driver Shot On Dan Ryan Expressway Near 47th Street; 2 Passengers Injured In Crash
• Early Morning 2-Alarm Fire Damages South Sacramento Restaurant
• Road to Reopening: The Stone Pony Set To Reopen In Asbury Park
• City Of Washington Police Searching For Shooting Suspect Considered To Be Armed, Dangerous
• Number Of Visits To Downtown Denver Starting To Climb, But They're Still At Pre-Pandemic Levels
• 4-Foot Iguana Found In Truck Engine In Hingham
• Cabin, Sheds Destroyed In Northern Minnesota Wildfire
• This Saturday On JP Roofing FAN N'ATION (MAY 22)
• Known Gang Member Edward Louis Figueroa Wanted For Triple Shooting At East LA Bar
• Jayson Tatum Explains How His Relationship With Kevin Durant Has Come 'Full Circle'
• Ban on yoga in Alabama public schools lifted after 27 years
• Progressives insist ending qualified immunity must be part of police reform
• Body Found At Lake Chabot Regional Park Identified As Missing Woman
• Smithsonian National Zoo Reopens in DC
• Veterans Call Out Ted Cruz After Senator Says U.S. Army Ad Shows "Woke, Emasculated Military"
• Police Seek Female Suspect In Connection To A Carjacking On Detroit's East Side
• Strasburg Returns, Pitches Into 6th, Nats Beat Orioles 4-2
• 'It's Revenge Everything:' Upticks In Spending As COVID Restrictions Fade Being Dubbed 'Revenge Spending'
• Massachusetts Unemployment Rate Drops As State Plans To Bring Back Work Search Requirement
• DuSable Museum Of African American History To Reopen On Juneteenth
• Bruins' Chris Wagner Explains Humorous Way He Tries To Rattle Tom Wilson
• 1 Dead After Crash Involving Motorcycle On Interstate-30
• WATCH: Preview 'NCIS: New Orleans' Series Finale Airing Tonight On CBS
• Suffolk Police: Couple Stole Almost $600 Worth Of Steak, Shrimp And Clothes From BJ's Wholesale In Islandia
• Massive Computer Outage Causes Frustrating Delays At Airport Nationwide, Including LAX
• Nervous workers adjust to abrupt relaxation of mask policies
• COVID In Colorado: Concerning Trend Among Hospitalizations In Younger People Eligible For Vaccine
• Dead Cat Found By Baltimore Animal Control Tests Positive For Rabies
• Southern Border Patrol Agents Find 135 Pounds Of Marijuana In Man-Made Tunnel
• Soon-To-Be Open Meow Wolf Denver Gives Sneak Peek At The 4 Floors Of Magic
• Alaska Man Survives Near-Deadly Encounter With Brown Bear That Bit His Head
• Michael Porter Jr. 'Embracing' The Responsibility As The Nuggets Second Scoring Option
• Marlins' Don Mattingly Says Baseball Is 'Sometimes Unwatchable' Amid Rising Strikeouts And Spate Of No Hitters
• United Arab Emirates Awards Grants For Keys Coral Reef Restoration
• 'We Don't Have The Power To Make The Decisions': El Dorado County Urges Residents To Take COVID Concerns Up With State
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