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Articles from May 22, 2021

• Muncy HR, Dodgers Beat Kazmir, Giants For 7th Straight Win
• Huntington Beach Inundated With Party-Goers Responding To Viral Video Invitation
• Colorado Weather: Nine Tornadoes and One Funnel Cloud Reported In Colorado
• Michael Hutton, Deputy Shot In Lincoln County, Moved Out Of ICU
• Bassitt Shines, A's Hit 3 Homers In 6-2 Win Over Angels
• Stearman Biplane Makes Emergency Landing In Ventura Field, Flips Upside
• 'It's Phenomenal': Custom Bikes Help Kids With Limited Mobility
• Angels Fall 6-2 Against Oakland Athletics
• Popular Folsom Venue Makes a Return, Many Anxiously Await State's Full Reopening
• Oakland's Bulky Trash Party Targets Illegal Dumping On City Streets
• Suspected Arsonist Lit More Than A Dozen Fires In Yuba County, Cal Fire Says
• Xavier Pabon, 30-Year-Old Banning Resident, Arrested In Connection With Alleged Hate Crime Against Jewish Diners At A Beverly Grove Restaurant
• Byron Allen, Well-Known Media Entrepreneur, Owns Two Companies Suing McDonald's For Racial Discrimination
• Laker, `Hamilton' Tickets Up For Grabs As Incentives For COVID Vaccinations
• Nets Recover From Stars' Slow Start, Beat Celtics
• Revs Remain Unbeaten At Home With 3-1 Win Over New York
• Person Injured, Around $750K In Losses After Fire Burns At Modesto Condo
• Police: 2 Shot During Attempted Robbery At Bronx Subway Station
• 16-Year-Old Boy Shot, 12-Year-Old Girl Injured By Broken Glass In Rogers Park Drive-By
• NYPD Officer Adopting Kitten He Rescued From Sewer In Brooklyn
• Man Injured After SUV Crashes Into Hampden Home
• Phillies Leave 10 Runners On Base, Drop 4th Straight Game With 4-3 Loss To Red Sox
• Bogaerts, Santana Homer, Red Sox Top Phils For 4th In A Row
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 17 Deaths Reported Saturday As Hospitalizations Drop Below 500
• Witness Spots Man Yelling For Help In Waters Off Far Rockaway, Search Expected To Resume Sunday
• Baltimore Block Party Celebrates Lives Lost Over Past Year
• Highland Park's Buddy Bowl Back This Year To Treat Students With Special Needs To Fun
• Man Charged With Hate Crime For Alleged Assault With Deadly Weapon On Jewish Men
• Pittsburgh Public School Seniors Celebrated On Promise Senior Signing Day
• Worker Hurt In Fall From Ocean City Building Saturday
• Inside SoCal: 5/23 Wrap-Up
• Chicago Weather: Warm Stretch Continues, With Small Chance Of Showers
• Herndon Climb Caps Plebes' Year At U.S. Naval Academy
• Amid Streak Of Violence, What Are Leaders Doing To Keep Minneapolis Safe?
• Firefighters Rescue 3 People From Rocks At Coney Island Beach
• Charles Street Promenade Returned To Baltimore Saturday
• 'That's Not Something We Stand For:' Police Investigate Shooting Of 15-Year-Old In Uniontown
• Police Seek Suspects Accused In Vicious Beating Of Jewish Man In Times Square
• Bodycam Video Shows Shackled Motorist Ronald Greene Was Ordered Facedown During Deadly Arrest
• Police Trying To Identify Man Accused Of Grabbing Woman's Chest At Manhattan Subway Station
• Woman, Teen Shot And Killed At Humboldt Park Liquor Store
• Nets Take Game 1 Over Celtics 104-93
• Kevin Bennett, Accused Of Multiple Rapes, Stalking Women In Philadelphia Area, Arrested In Indianapolis: Police
• Dodgers Beat San Francisco Giants 6-3 For 7th Straight Win
• 'Like Some Sea Creature From The Deep': Vampire Fish Making Comeback To American River
• Sewage Overflow Affects Gwynns Falls In Baltimore
• 4-0 Shutout Gives Golden Knights 3-1 Series Lead Over Wild
• Alzolay Solid For Cubs In First Start At Busch Stadium, But Molina Homer Gives Cardinals 2-1 Win
• A Real Life Treasure Hunt Across LA County Will Net Someone A Gold Bar
• Dodgers Beat Kazmir, Giants for 7th Straight Win
• Revs Beat 10-Man Red Bulls, Stay Atop Eastern Conference
• Waldorf Couple Among Six Charged In Alleged Drug Distribution Conspiracy
• Fire Beat Inter Miami 1-0 For 1st Victory Of Season
• It's Academic: May 22, 2021
• Zelarayán Scores 2 Goals, Columbus Rallies To Beat NYCFC
• Police Investigating Report Of Shots Fired Near UMD College Park
• WATCH: Phillies Slugger Rhys Hoskins Hits 100th Career Home Run
• 1 Rescued From Abingdon Apartment Fire Saturday Night
• 7-Year-Old Boy Killed In ATV Crash In Moose Lake Township
• State Offers Text Number To Find Vaccine Clinic Locations
• Santa Clara County COVID-19 Vaccinations Top 1 Million; Great America Reopens
• National Dance Institute's 'Dance Mobile' Program Gets Kids Moving In Lower Manhattan
• Woman Dead, 3 Children Injured In Crash In Stockton
• Huntington Beach Honors Harvey Milk By Raising Pride Flag At Pier
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Tranquil Tonight, Another Sizzler Tomorrow, Much Cooler Monday
• One Wounded In Stevenson Expressway Shooting
• Police: Man Poured Gas Into Stockton Home, Threatened To Set Fire With Kids Inside
• Pro-Palestinian Demonstrators Gathered In MacArthur Park For Rally
• Rallies In Manhattan, Brooklyn Use Art And Culture To Combat Anti-Asian Hate
• As COVID Restrictions Loosen, The Debate Over 'Vaccine Passports' Intensifies
• Boy, 11, Struck By Vehicle, Critically Injured In South Deering
• 2 Killed, Several Hurt In Bloody Shootout Near Jersey City High School
• San Jose Man Among Last Living World War II Chinese-American U.S. Army Veterans
• Woman And Adult Son Found Dead In Diamond Bar In Suspected Homicide
• Zimmerman Hits Tiebreaking 3-Run Homer As Nats Beat Orioles
• Mets Fall To Marlins After Garrett Cooper's 2-Run HR In 9th
• 1 Resident, 2 Firefighters Injured In Fire At Multi-Family Home In Rockland
• Investigation Into Road Rage Shooting That Killed 6-Year-Old Aiden Leos Continues
• Students In First Graduating Class Of American Dream Charter School Reveal College Selections
• Pedestrian Taken To Hospital In Serious Condition After Being Hit By Vehicle
• Twins Drop To 0-8 In Extra Inning Games With 5-3 Loss To Indians
• 2 Men Stabbed At Riverside Barbershop, With One Victim Shooting And Killing Attacker
• Two Killed In Separate Shootings In Baltimore Saturday
• Keller Gives Up 5 Runs On 8 Hits, Pirates Lose 6-1 To Braves
• Fire Breaks Out At Pacoima Automotive Shop
• Video: Sonoma County 3-Alarm Wildfire Burns Home, Vehicles, 5 Acres Of Tinder-Dry Brush
• Tropical Park Gets New Ball Fields Thanks To Miami Marlins
• Clippers Drop First Playoff Game Against Dallas Mavericks 113-102
• Garrett Cooper's 2-Run HR In 9th Sends Marlins Over Mets 3-1
• Sorokin, Islanders Beat Penguins In Game 4 To Tie Series
• Weekend Festivities At Navy Pier Just The Latest Sign Of Hope For Some Return To Normalcy This Summer
• Buckingham Fountain Turned On For First Time Since COVID-19 Pandemic Began
• Tracking The Tropics: Subtropical Storm Ana Forms In Atlantic Ocean Near Bermuda
• COVID In Philadelphia: FEMA Administering Final Vaccine Doses Before Ceasing Operations Tuesday
• Bar Shooting Kills 2, Wounds 1 Near Fresno
• 17-Year-Old Boy Found Shot To Death Outside Joliet Laundromat
• Road Rage, Drive-By Shootings Mark A Violent Morning In Allegheny County
• Down It Goes! Demolition Of The I-70 Viaduct Begins
• UST Student 1 Of 2 Killed In Overnight Downtown Mpls. Shooting; 8 More Injured
• 3-Alarm Structure Fire Shuts Down Part Of Arden Way
• Suncor Energy Investigating Oil Sheen Discovered In Sand Creek
• Mavericks Take Game 1 Against Clippers Behind Luka Doncic Triple-Double 113-103
• Bucks Beat The Heat 109-107 In OT In Game 1 Of Playoff Opener
• Firefighters Respond To 'Downed Paddleboarder' At Big Soda Lake
• August Wilson Center Welcomes Guests Again, Unveils New Exhibit
• 19-Year-Old Arrested In Connection To Stabbing At Union Square Subway Station
• Over 70% Of Adults In All New England States Have Received At Least 1 COVID Vaccine Shot
• Suspected Auburn Bank Robber Arrested In El Dorado County
• Report: PPG Receives Final Approval To Buy Finnish Paints Company
• Queens Man Charged In Connection To String Of Armed Robberies
• Bob Baffert, Legendary Horse Trainer, Continues Competing At Santa Anita Despite Medina Spirit's Positive Drug Test At Kentucky Derby
• Biden admin extends deportation relief for Haitian immigrants
• Two Hospitalized After Boat Collides With Channel Marker In Intercoastal Waterway
• Cole Give Yanks Best Starters' Stretch Since 1932, Win Over White Sox
• Gardening 101: Oak Wilt
• Gov. Larry Hogan Meets With South Korean Veterans Affairs Minister Friday
• Gardening 101: Summer Color Part 2
• 3 Men Hospitalized After Stabbing At Speedway Gas Station In South Boston
• Islanders Tie The Series, Penguins Drop Game 4 4-1
• Elon Musk Talks With Russian Students About New Tesla Factories, Interstellar Travel and Meaning of Life
• One Person Killed In Fatal Fire In Salisbury Friday
• Man Injured In Shooting After Vehicle Accident Near Deep Ellum Area
• Sixers Trust Playoff Process Leads To First NBA Championship Since 1983
• Gov. Jared Polis Expresses Support For Efforts To Name Camp Amache A National Park
• Deputies Seize Nearly 4,000 Marijuana Plants In Twentynine Palms Area
• Massachusetts Reports 405 New COVID Cases, 5 Additional Deaths; 7-Day Positivity Rate Dips Below 1%
• Texas Secretary of State Ruth Ruggero Hughs To Resign At End Of Month
• Gerrit Cole Keeps White Sox Bats Cold, Yankees Keep Dominant Pitching Stretch Going In 7-0 Win
• Woman Dies After Being Pulled From Fire In Stoughton Home
• Police: 2 Dead After Fiery Crash Caused By Possible DWI Suspect In Fort Worth
• Tampa Bay Lightning Rebounds With 6-2 Victory Over Florida Panthers In Post Season Matchup
• Wildfire Risk High As Florida's Rainy Season Gets Off To Slow Start
• One Winning Ticket Sold In $515M Mega Millions Jackpot, Just Not In Florida
• Cicada Occupation Is Here And They Are Covering Maryland's Sidewalks, Trees, Doors And Cars
• Illinois Democrats Release Proposed Maps For General Assembly's House, Senate Districts; Republicans Slam Maps As 'Effort To Block Fair Elections'
• Firefighters Rescue 8 People From Stretch Of Cache La Poudre River
• 1 Killed, 1 Injured In Eisenhower Expressway Shooting
• Arrest Made In Murder Of Driver Waiting To Enter Ranch In DeSoto, Police Say
• Routine Traffic Stop In Arcadia Turns Up Stolen Mail, Glass Pipes For Drugs
• Pirates Assign Infielder Ke'Bryan Hayes To Triple-A Indianapolis For Rehab Assignment
• Bemidji Police: Help Sought Finding 16-Year-Old Jasmin Hays
• Three Juveniles Wanted In Ohio Double Slaying Arrested
• George Floyd Legislation Reveals Divide In Police Reform Movement
• State Remembers Slain Gay Rights Activist Harvey Milk On 91st Birthday
• Colorado's Comeback: JUCO World Series Is Back In Its Panoramic Grand Junction Home
• US Marine Surprises His Sister At Endicott College Commencement
• Baltimore Traffic: Construction Near Inner Harbor This Weekend Creating Gridlock
• COVID-19 Update: Indiana Public Health Officials Report 683 New COVID-19 Cases, 6 Deaths
• Miami-Based Winemaker Donae Burston Gets Boost From Alcohol Giant
• New Voter ID Rules In Florida, Other States, Raise Concerns Of Fraud & Ballot Rejection
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 80 New Coronavirus Cases
• Alameda Teaching Golf Pro Living The Dream At PGA Championship
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 1,108 New Cases, Including 43 Deaths; 47% Of Adults Fully Vaccinated
• Pedestrian Fatally Struck Friday Night In San Jose
• Passenger Dies In Fiery I-80 Crash After SUV Swerves Into Wall Trying To Avoid A Raccoon
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Reports 51% Of Pennsylvanians Age 18 And Above Fully Vaccinated
• Oakland Police Seek Leads In 2011 Cold Case Murder Of Bianca August
• Police Investigating After Person Shot In Frankfort
• Cal U Easing Restrictions, Planning For Full In-Person Classes In The Fall
• Maryland Man Pleads Guilty To Stealing $276K In Online Dating Scams
• 15-Year-Old Boy Shot And Killed While Standing On Lawndale Porch
• Local Health Experts Remind People Of Dangers Of Vaping
• Isaac Bryan Declares Victory In 54th Assembly District Special Election Representing Culver City, Westwood
• Talking COVID-19 Vaccinations With Your Kids; State's Top Health Officials Offer Some Advice
• Pittsburgh Boaters Reminded Of Safety Skills As National Safe Boating Week Begins
• 62-Year-Old Man Hit, Killed By Car In Quincy
• Descendants of landmark segregation case form unlikely friendship
• COVID In Wisconsin: Herd Immunity May Not Come Until Fall, DHS Official Says
• Rookie Khalil Lee Lifts Mets Over Marlins 6-5 In 12th Inning
• Poll: Economic factors are top priority in deciding where to live
• COVID In Minnesota: 89% Of Minnesotans 65+ Have Received At Least One Vaccine Dose
• Santa Clara County Surpasses 1 Million Doses Of COVID-19 Vaccine Administered
• Washington County Pride Festival Planned For 2021 Postponed
• Miami HEAT Increase Seating Capacity For Playoff Games
• Authorities Seize Domain Name Of Bogus Virus Vaccine Website
• Avalanche's Nazem Kadri Suspended 8 Games For Hit To Head
• Part Of Archer House In Northfield Collapses Six Months After Fire
• VIDEO: Driver Goes For Joyride On Jackson Park Golf Course In Chicago
• $516 million Mega Millions winning ticket sold in Pennsylvania
• LA City To Phase Out Large-Scale COVID Vaccine Sites By Aug. 1
• Teen In Custody After 2 Hurt In Shooting Outside Brooklyn Restaurant
• Cyclist Struck By Suspected Drunk Driver Near Sebastopol Dies Of Injuries
• After An Absence, New England's Ticks Are Back — And Hungry
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Feeling Like Summer; Low 90s Saturday, Sizzling Sunday
• Blood in suspect's car "matched" Mollie Tibbetts, analyst says
• 2 Firefighters Hurt Battling Fire In Greenwich Village
• Analysis: COVID-19 Vaccinations In Ohio Jumped 33% After Vax-A-Million News
• Defense Dept commission to visit 10 sites with Confederate names
• Colorado Weather: Severe Storms Possible Saturday From Foothills To Plains
• Leaving Home: West Virginia Population Drop Is Largest In US
• Artist Janel Young Creating Street Mural For Allegheny Overlook Pop-Up Park
• China's Mars rover is now driving on red planet
• Minneapolis Cancels 'Red, White And Boom' July 4th Fireworks Show This Year
• Christopher 'Play' Martin Talks Kid 'n Play Legacy, 'House Party,' 'And iDanced' Documentary
• Mega Millions Jackpot Ticket Worth Estimated $515 Million Sold In Pennsylvania
• Handwritten letter of famous Einstein equation gets $1.2 million
• Biden to meet with George Floyd's family at the White House
• Man Found Dead Inside Vehicle In McKeesport
• FBI Joins Hunt For Kevin Bennett, Accused Of Multiple Rapes, Stalking Women In Philadelphia Area
• Chicago Weather: July Temperatures In May
• State Police: Overnight Drive-By Shooting Kills One, Injures Another On Route 28
• Video shows Ronald Greene ordered facedown in deadly arrest
• Links For WCCO Saturday Morning: May 22, 2021
• Pitt Senate Council Proposes Mandatory COVID-19 Vaccinations For Students
• 4 Your Community: DeeDee's Cry
• Biden proposes $1.7 trillion infrastructure counteroffer to GOP
• UPDATE: Hayward Police Release Video From Deadly March OIS Shooting at Motel 6
• WATCH: Simon Baker On 'The Mentalist,' Movie 'High Ground,' Making It In Hollywood
• 2 killed, 8 wounded in "chaotic" Minneapolis shooting
• Ana becomes first named storm in Atlantic this year
• Fragile Israel-Gaza cease-fire holds as both sides claim success
• 26 arrested as pro-Israel, pro-Palestine protesters clash in NYC
• Biden awards Medal of Honor to Korean War veteran
• 8 Brooklyn Men Accused Of Filing Fake Unemployment Claims In $2 Million COVID Relief Scheme
• Simone Biles lands historic vault ahead of competition return
• Biden administration proposes 15% global minimum tax
• Pressure Mounting On Pharma Company Biogen To Give New Drug In Trials To N.J. Woman With Rare Form Of ALS
• Ted Cruz says U.S. Army ad shows "woke, emasculated military"
• Pittsburgh Weather: Summer-Like Stretch Of Conditions Continues
• Hey Ray! Light Pollution's Impact On The Sky
• New York Weather: CBS2's 5/22 Saturday Morning Forecast
• Firefighters Rescue Dog While Battling Beaver Falls Apartment Blaze
• Cranberry Police: Body Found Inside Burning Car That Exploded In Parking Lot Of Restaurant
• Pittsburgh Ballet Theater Holds Outdoor Performance In Schenley Park
• Sandcastle Water Park Boosts Starting Wage For Lifeguards To $15 Per Hour
• Pittsburgh Public Schools To Hold In-Person Graduation Ceremonies
• More Normalcy Brings Needed Mood Booster To Mental Health
• BJ's Wholesale Club Moving Into Pittsburgh Area
• Mom Accused Of Faking Daughter's Terminal Illness To Raise Money
• Rookie Lee Finally Makes Contact, Mets Beat Marlins In 12th
• Yanks Turn Triple Play, Edge White Sox Behind Torres
• Bay of Squids - DC's Legends of Tomorrow
• Bring the Noise - All American
• The Book of Resurrection: Chapter Two: Closure - Black Lightning
• Family Matters, Part 2 - The Flash
• Man of Steel - Superman & Lois
• Guidance - Kung Fu
• The Judgement of the Perilous Captive - Nancy Drew
• Encore - Walker
• I Was Made to Love You - Legacies
• O, The Tangled Web - Charmed
• Everybody Loves The Carringtons - Dynasty

Videos from May 22, 2021

• The Fenn Treasure
• College student becomes Chicago Cubs’ first Black public address announcer
• Paris’ landmark commerce building transformed into museum
• First named storm of the season forms near Bermuda
• Louisiana police release video of deadly arrest of Ronald Greene
• U.S. coronavirus infections steadily declining
• President Biden retreats to Camp David after week of mediating Palestine-Israel conflict
• Gaza Strip still on edge despite cease-fire
• More than 400 arrested in connection with January 6 riot
• Rape survivor calls grand jury to hear sexual assault case
• Concerns grow over Gaza's humanitarian crisis
• Genevieve Gergis and Ori Menashe on building family, food empire
• Artist Maya Lin’s tries to showcase different side of nature
• Lifeguards, scientist team up to form world's first computer model that predicts rips currents
• Sports memorabilia collection worth millions up for auction after owner dies from COVID
• Descendants of Plessy v. Ferguson create unlikely friendship
• Apple's Tim Cook grilled by judge in Epic Games’ Fortnite trial
• States offer lottery tickets to incentivize Americans to get vaccinated
• Biden promises 550,000 COVID-19 vaccines to South Korean troops
• Ceasefire holds for second day despite close encounter between Palestinians and Israeli police