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Articles from May 25, 2021

• Japanese American Activists Relive Painful Past Hoping Asian Hate Doesn't Repeat History
• Biden Administration Approves Plan To Use California Coast For Floating Windmill Farms
• City Of Compton Accused Of Squandering Thousands Of Dollars In COVID Relief
• Evan Longoria Powers San Francisco Past Arizona
• A Year After George Floyd's Death, Some Say Progress Towards Justice Has Stalled
• Crawford's Three Hits Power Mariners Past Athletics 4-3
• More Than A Score: SAT & ACT Scores No Longer Needed To Apply To Colorado's Public Universities & Colleges
• Two Of Colorado's 16 Weekend Tornadoes Knocked Down 20 Power Poles, Will Be Rated EF-1
• Doncic And Mavs Beat Clippers 127-121, Take 2-0 Series Lead
• Southwest Airlines Attendant Assaulted By Unruly Passenger On Flight From Sacramento to San Diego
• Sunday's Storm So Strong It Caused An Intrusion Of Stratospheric Ozone In Colorado
• UPDATE: San Francisco Police Chief Counters DA Boudin's Clearance Rate Claim; 'That's Inaccurate'
• UPDATE: San Jose City Council Unanimously Approves Google's Downtown West Development
• CBSN Los Angeles Hosts Virtual Town Hall To Discuss Police Reform And Social Justice
• Reward Now $200K To Catch Person Who Killed 6-Year-Old Aiden Leos
• Ohtani Smashes His 15th Homer With Angels Beating Rangers 11-5
• No Injuries After Mountain Lion Breaks Through Window at San Bruno Home
• Davis, Lakers Bounce Back To Beat Suns 109-102 In Game 2
• UPDATE: Suspect in Antioch Slaying of 12-Year-Old Girl Arrested in Oakland
• Oxnard PD Arrests 17-Year-Old After 9-Year-Old Accidentally Shoots Himself In The Hand
• Chicago Weather: Gusty Storms By Daybreak
• Giolito, White Sox Beat Flaherty, Cardinals In High School Reunion
• Sky Lose To Atlanta Dream With Parker, Quigley Still Out
• Suburban Man Thought He'd Found The Love Of His Life, But Ended Up Losing $8,000 In Online Romance Catfishing Scam
• 'Joy In The Face Of Tragedy': Celebrations Of George Floyd's Life Held Across Minneapolis
• Wisconsin Bills Banning Transgender Athletes Get Hearings
• Marilyn Manson Wanted On 'Active Arrest Warrant' For Assault In New Hampshire
• Refsnyder Homers And Doubles Twice In Twins' 7-4 Win Over Orioles
• Kershaw Pitches Into 8th, Helps Lead Dodgers To 9-2 Win Over Houston Astros
• New Head Of Largest State Worker Union Won't Back Newsom
• As Debate Rages Over Public Release Of Chicago Police Misconduct Records, Charles Green Seeks To Clear His Name In 1985 Murder
• 1 Year After George Floyd's Death, Calls For Police Reform Continue At Local And National Level
• Tenants At Aliquippa Apartment Building Say They Are Living In Filthy Conditions
• Mets Get Successful Return From DeGrom, Top Rockies
• Tickets Now On Sale For 115th Annual Arapahoe County Fair
• Snapshot NY: Central Park An International Destination For Birds, And Bird Watchers
• Compton Man Pleads No Contest To First-Degree Murder In 2014 Shooting
• 91 Head Of Cattle Involved In Colorado Springs Semi Crash
• Third victim dies after shooting at New Jersey house party
• Harris Rains 3s From All Over, Nets Blast Celtics For 2-0 Lead
• Kluber Leaves With Injury, Blue Jays' Matz Dominates Yankees
• South Florida Cases Of Violence Against Children Part Of National Trend
• DRIVING WHILE BLACK: CBS3 Staff Share Stories About 'The Conversation,' Police Encounters & Police Reform
• One Year Later: Black Lives Matter Protesters Gather At Torch Of Friendship To Remember George Floyd
• Woman Found Murdered, Suffering 'Obvious Trauma' In Framingham Apartment
• Owner Cited, Walker Arrested After Pair Of Dogs Attack Two Smaller Dogs In Palatine, Killing One
• Florida Could Soon Add Another Vaccine For Kids & Teens In Arsenal Against COVID
• Miami-Dade Police: Hit-&-Run Driver Strikes Wheelchair-Bound Man In Cutler Bay
• 1 Dead, 3 Missing After Firefighting Helicopter Crashes Near Central Florida Airport
• Why Do We Get So Many Car Warranty Robocalls? How Can You Stop Them?
• Independent Investigator To Probe Joliet Police Department Over Death Of Eric Lurry In Custody
• Maryland's First Vaccine Lottery Winner Is From Baltimore County; Everything You Need To Know About The Drawings 
• Delaware Valley Communities Come Together To Honor George Floyd's Legacy
• Crews Battle Fire At Building Housing Multiple Businesses In Monroeville
• Phillies Blank Marlins 2-0
• Pablo Sandoval Notches 3-Hit Night In Braves' 3-1 Win Over Red Sox
• Timothy Kahl Held Without Bond After Reportedly Ramming His SUV Into Havre De Grace Police Station
• Police: 1 Man Dead Following Dirt Bike Collison In Annapolis
• Illinois House Passes Legislation That Would Give Minority Entrepreneurs Better Shot At Entering Cannabis Business
• Top California Rail Official Out In Another Project Shakeup
• How George Floyd's Murder Sparked Activism In Baltimore & Pushed For Change In The Maryland State House
• Homeless Encampment Leads to Cancellation of Sausalito Art Festival
• Man Shot In Reisterstown Monday Night
• Partnership Between Dunkin Donuts & Johns Hopkins Saves Lives At Children Center
• Lawyer Asks For Mental Health Counseling For Serial Stowaway Marilyn Hartman While She's In Jail
• Next-Gen Dunkin' Coming To The Woodberry In North Baltimore
• 'It Was Overwhelming': Coloradans Reflect On George Floyd's Death, One Year Later
• Jurupa Valley Brush Fire 85% Contained With All Road Closures Rescinded
• More Than 2 Dozen Dallas Neighborhoods Flooded Following Days Of Rain
• Motor City Makeover 365
• Baltimore Museum Of Art Unveils Exhibit Dedicated To Spanish Artist Juan Gris
• Businesses In Colorado's Mountain Communities Trying All Kinds Of Hiring Incentives
• Pederson's 2 Homers, Arrieta Lead Cubs Over Pirates
• Dr. Jill Biden To Visit Michigan This Week
• Lord Hobo Brewing Co. Offers Free Drinks At 'Beer & Shot' COVID Vaccine Clinic
• MDHHS Order Eliminates Restaurant Restrictions Starting June 1
• Authorities Detail Alleged Serial Rapist Kevin Bennett's Month-Plus Of Terror Across Philadelphia, At Least 8 States
• Suspect Arrested For 2 Fatal Stabbings, Attempted Murder In Hayward
• Districts Ramp Up Summer School Plans To Make Up For Learning Loss From Distance Learning
• Nets Throttle Celtics 130-108 To Take 2-0 Series Lead
• 15-Year-Old Boy Shot Multiple Times, Killed In North Philadelphia
• Two Men Charged In Fatal Shooting Of 28-Year-Old Eddie Barajas At A Garden Grove Hotel
• Looking Back At A Year Like No Other In The Wake Of George Floyd's Murder
• California Drought: West Marin Cattle Ranchers Facing Dire Water Shortages
• Bill To Create State-Controlled Insurance Option Moves Forward With Changes
• Velasquez Sharp, Hoskins Homers, Phillies Blank Marlins 2-0
• Philadelphia Police Searching For Maurice Dayard For Allegedly Raping Woman Multiple Times During Home Invasion
• Bodycam Video Released From San Andreas Hostage Situation And Deputy-Involved Shooting
• Pennsylvania Congressman Lloyd Smucker Fined $5,000 For Breaking Security Rules At U.S. Capitol
• Louisiana governor condemns police in Ronald Greene death
• Man Dies After Being Struck By Vehicle On Highway In Grapevine
• Gov. Larry Hogan Announces Nearly $17M In Neighborhood Revitalization Awards
• Pennsylvania House Votes 187-14 To Permanently Legalize Cocktails To Go
• Activists March in Los Altos to Commemorate Death of George Floyd
• COVID Schools: San Francisco Unified Prepares For Full Return To In-Person Learning In Fall 2021
• Maryland Terrapins V. Illinois Fighting Illini Scheduled For Sept. 17
• Some Advocates Say SFPD Has Made Progress on Reforms, But Not Enough
• Jimmy G Had 'A Million Emotions' Go Through His Mind When Told Of 49ers Draft Plans
• San Francisco Supervisors Approve Free Muni Pilot Program Starting July 1
• 'A Transformational Death': March From Milton To Mattapan Marks First Anniversary Of George Floyd's Death
• California And Federal Government Agree To Wind Farm On Pacific Coast
• 2 Men Working On Fall River Sidewalk Seriously Hurt By Falling Bricks
• LA Ranked #1 On List Of Worst Cities For Mosquitos
• Joseph Mekhi Knowles, Tanaj Johnson Charged With Attempted Murder In Shooting Of Mario Gabriel Ramirez In Pasadena
• Civil Rights Leaders, Clergy, Activists and Members Of The Community Gather Across LA To Mark The 1-Year Anniversary Of George Floyd's Death
• Man Accused Of Beating Another Man And Holding Him In Dog Cage At Home In West Virginia
• Cubs' Kris Bryant Is Playing At MVP Level, But Trade Rumors Fly
• North Texans Reflect On Murder Of George Floyd 1 Year Later
• Cool, Calm & Collected: Cats Rookie Spencer Knight Becomes First Ever 20-Year-Old To Make Playoff Debut In An Elimination Game
• Packers Players Say Aaron Rodgers Situation Won't Distract Them
• Mayor Brandon Scott Releases Statement On The 1 Year Anniversary Of George Floyd's Death
• Appeals Court Nixes Penalty Rep. Ilhan Omar Urged For Man Who Threatened Her
• Bo's Law, Aimed At Increasing Police Accountability, Headed To Gov. Greg Abbott's Desk
• 'Growing Pains': Parking Issues Near Polar Park Causing Traffic Problems
• 'Better Safe Than Sorry': First Responders Stress Life Jacket Use Along Area Waterways As Memorial Day Approaches
• Video Shows Timothy Kahl Crash Into Maryland Police Station After Threatening To Kill Officers
• Cam Talbot Doing His Part To Keep Wild In Series With Golden Knights
• How George Floyd's Image Has Evolved A Year After His Murder
• Portage Lakefront At Indiana Dunes Reopens After Erosion Prevention Project
• UPDATE: 68-Year-Old Woman Killed, 4 Injured in Multiple-Vehicle Antioch Crash
• The CW Announces Its New 7-Night Primetime Schedule For 2021-2022
• Pittsburghers Remember George Floyd One Year Later With Memorial Service
• Esparto Boy, 6, Injured By Debris After Gun Went Off
• North Texas Man Accused Of Stabbing, Robbing Uber Driver Dies In Car Crash
• COVID: Man Faces $9,000 Fine For Defying Mask Mandate On Oakland-Houston Flight
• Rental Cars Now Harder To Find And More Expensive
• Berkeley Man Faces Hate Crime Charges Following Incident At 7-Eleven Store
• Get The COVID Vaccine For A Chance To Win $1 Million
• 1 Year Since His Murder, George Floyd's Family Meets With President Biden In Hopes Of Advancing Police Reform
• Community Groups Taking Action This Memorial Day Weekend Amid Worries About Youth Violence In Chicago
• 3 Hurt In Explosion At Empty Office Building In Berwyn
• Oceanside Park Named After 9/11 NYPD Hero Luis Alvarez
• City Council Approves Plans To Spend $56.6 Million In Funds Diverted From LAPD Last Year
• Examining The Year Of Racial Reckoning Since George Floyd's Death, And Work That Still Needs To Be Done
• Astronomical Treat Awaiting Early Risers Wednesday Morning
• Software approval likely to speed up NYC mayor's race results
• First National Cannabis Workers Union Covers Employees In Colorado, Florida
• Water Service Restored In Beverly, Morgan Park After Second Outage This Month; No Boil Order Issued
• George Floyd's Coworkers Memorialize Him At 'Place That Got Him On His Feet'
• One Year After Death Of George Floyd, City Leaders Look Back On What Has Changed And What Is Still Needed
• Nurses Hold One-Day Strike At San Francisco Chinese Hospital
• Teen Shot After Chase Involving Sheriff's Deputies In Modesto Dies
• Rams Plan Full-Capacity Games At SoFi Stadium As COVID Restrictions Are Lifted
• 'Conditions That Led To George Floyd's Death Are Still Present,' Acting Boston Mayor Kim Janey Says
• Police: Man Murders Ex-Wife And Her Mother Before Killing Himself In McDonald
• 'My Life Was Definitely On The Line': UCHealth Saves Mom And Baby
• Michigan Senate: No COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate For Minors
• Royal Caribbean Gets Green Light From CDC To Start Test Cruises
• Communities Spurred Into Action In The Wake Of George Floyd's Death: 'We Have Such A Long Way To Go'
• Anonymous donor promises college tuition to athletes with straight A's
• $20K Reward Offered For Information About Missing Palmdale Woman Gloria Huerta
• Professional Sports Leagues Make Strides Regarding Social Justice, Black Lives Matter Movement
• Corporations Making Moves To Reflect Racial Diversity In Leadership, Hiring And Advertising
• A Look Back At The Year Since George Floyd's Death
• Denver Public Schools Buys 4 Buildings On Johnson And Wales University Campus To Expand Denver School Of The Arts
• 1 Arrested In Connection With Fatal East Oakland Shooting Monday Night
• Moderna Says Its COVID-19 Vaccine Is Safe And Effective In Adolescents
• Black Lives Matter Movement Shifts From Protest To Policy With Efforts To Hold Officers Accountable For Wrongdoing
• 'A Sense Of Security': North Lawndale Residents Praise Volunteers Going Door-To-Door Giving COVID Shots
• No Survivors In Crash That Killed 4 And Shut Down FM 51 In Parker County
• Killing Of 4-Year-Old Greyson Kessler By His Father Raises Questions
• NYPD Budget In The Spotlight As Officer Morale Hits 'An All-Time Low'
• Lawmakers In Harrisburg Believe There is No Labor Shortage, Just Workers Who Want To Be Paid More
• Ventura County Could Enter Yellow Tier On June 2
• Police Reforms Enacted In New Jersey And Connecticut After George Floyd's Murder
• Darnella Frazier, Who Recorded Viral Video Of George Floyd's Death, Speaks On 1st Anniversary
• Mark Ulsaker Pleads Guilty To Attacking Elderly Twin Cities Couple Over Biden Yard Sign
• Rockland County Family Files Federal Lawsuit Against Dr. Martin Greenberg, Accusing Him Of Fertility Fraud
• Boulder Shooting Suspect Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa Appears In Court On 115 Charges
• 'We Want Justice': Family Of Marcus Lewis Demands Answers After His Murder
• New York Enacts Notable Police Reforms Following Year Of Crowded Protests
• Dallas Teen Missing For More Than 5 Years Featured On New Billboards In Effort To Find Her
• Thunderbirds Take To The Skies Ahead Of Air Force Academy Graduation
• 'The Only Way To Hear His Voice Again Was To Watch The Video': Terrence Floyd Reflects On His Brother George Floyd's Death 1 Year Later
• Florida Still Waits As Cruises To Alaska Get Green Light To Resume, Pending CDC Approval
• Meet 'Rex' A 10-Week-Old Puppy Expected To Make Big Difference In Schools
• TSA: Memorial Day Travelers Flying For The First Time Since The Pandemic Should Expect Changes
• Vietnam Vet Charged With Bringing Guns To DC Tried To Find Texas Sen. Ted Cruz To Discuss Election Fraud
• Open For Business: Philadelphia Canine Sport 'N' Swim Club Offers Luxury Doggie Day Care For Your Best Friend
• I-Team Helps Endicott College Graduates Who Almost Weren't Named At Commencement
• Baseball Report: Can Angels Survive Without Trout?
• Homeowner Hurt When SUV Crashes Into Wheat Ridge Garage, 2 People Run Away
• Delaware Offering Incentives To Residents Who Get COVID-19 Vaccine Within Next Month
• New South Florida Residents Push Self Storage Business To The Max
• Chouquette Chocolates Is Selling Chocolate-Covered Cicadas, Shares Recipe
• BSO Has New Weapon To Combat Opioid Epidemic
• Bills To Restrict Abortion Rights Advanced In Pennsylvania
• Memorial Travel: Gas Prices Hit $3 For Metro-Detroit Drivers
• Air Travel Is Expected To Soar This Summer With COVID Cases Dropping, Vaccinations Up
• LAX Cargo Handlers Marlon Moody, Brian Benson Indicted For Stealing 4 Gold Bars From Singapore Shipment
• Attendant Allegedly Attacked By Passenger On Southwest Flight From Sacramento
• Ralph Cook Identified As Cyclist Hit & Killed In Boulder
• Michael Hutton, Deputy Shot In Lincoln County, Leaves Denver-Area Hospital
• Zdeno Chara Undecided On NHL Playing Future
• Longtime President Of California's Largest State Worker Union Ousted In Low-Turnout Election
• Japan Native Working To Increase Cultural Understanding In Pittsburgh During Asian And Pacific Islander Heritage Month
• Expect Major Delays On Scudder Falls Bridge For Wednesday Morning Commute
• Brooklyn DA Teaming Up With Local Clergy With Eyes On Putting An End To Recent Rash Of Gun Violence
• Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas Meets With Haitian Community Leaders In South Florida
• Teen Climate Activist Creates 'Trashion' Shows From Garbage To Send A Message
• Jersey Shore Businesses Gearing Up For Unofficial Start Of Summer, But Some Say Staffing Shortages Are Taking A Toll
• Search On For Man Suspected Of Shooting Dog In Front Of 9-Year-Old Child In Modesto
• Man Killed, Woman Critically Injured After Ambushed While Sitting In Car In Philadelphia's Queen Village Neighborhood
• 7 More Freeway BB Gun Shootings Reported In Riverside, Orange Counties
• Fort Meade's Army Field Band Soldiers On Through Pandemic With Virtual Shows
• 44% Of Working Professionals Say They Feel More Burned Out Now Than Last Year, Survey Says
• Catholic High School Honors IND Senior Transfer Students During Graduation Ceremony
• At Least 7 Injured, Including Several Children, In East Flatbush Fire
• Getty Center Reopens Tuesday Following Extended COVID Closure
• Frameline Announces Schedule For World's Largest LGBTQ+ Film Festival
• Bond Set For Jeffrey Fleming, Charged With Hurling Antisemitic Slurs, Dumping Feces, Spitting At Menorah At Chabad Of South Broward
• Walmart Apologizes After Spoof Email Went Out With Racial Slur
• 19-Year-Old Woman Becomes Third Victim Killed In Mass Shooting At Fairfield Township House Party
• New Wildfire Reported In Southwest Colorado, Smoke Visible From Highway 550
• CHP Officer Jumps Out Of The Way Of Suspect Who Allegedly Drove Straight At Him
• Massachusetts Reports 195 New COVID Cases, 10 Additional Deaths
• Farmington Hills Announces 2021 Art Street Fair
• Former Md. Attorney General Doug Gansler Announces Run For Governor
• Teen Gang Members Arrested In Murder Of Gilroy Man
• Bill Cowher: Patriots Would Be 'A Great Fit' For Julio Jones
• Visit Florida Looks To Boost International Tourism
• Judge Denies Dennis White's Lawsuit To Stop Mayor Kim Janey From Firing Him As Boston Police Commissioner
• West Chester Police Searching For Uriel Angeles-Hernandez, Accused Of 2 Sexual Assaults
• Parachuter Gets Tangled In Lake Elsinore Power Lines
• 'I Thought Something Blew Up': Earthquake Shakes Northwestern Oklahoma Town
• Elderly Man Beaten, Robbed At Palo Alto Train Station; Parolee Arrested
• George Floyd's family meets with Biden and Pelosi on anniversary of death
• COVID Housing: Bay Area Rents On The Rise Again After Year Of Pandemic Declines
• City Of Saginaw To Resume Water Shutoffs Halted By Pandemic
• Hello Kitty Cafe Truck Set To Visit Arden Fair Mall On Saturday
• Double Homicide Suspect Victor Steban Facing New Charges For Attempting Carjacking During Massive Manhunt
• San Francisco Supes Consider Canceling Unpaid Rent For Small Businesses Shut Down During COVID-19 Orders
• How Policing In Pennsylvania Has Changed In Year Since George Floyd's Murder
• Search Continues For Driver Who Crashed Into Fire Hydrant, Ran Away
• Black Denver Police Officer Tells CBS4 He's Worried About Proposed Changes To Department
• Deputies Search Home After Woman's Body Found In Adams County Storage Unit
• Initiatives Announced To Eliminate All Traffic-Related Deaths Of Bicyclists In Miami-Dade
• Listen: Scientists Create Music By Turning Spider Webs Into Harp-Like Virtual Instrument
• WATCH: Shaq Tries To Address Nikola Jokic In Serbian During Postgame Interview
• One Year Later: The Death Of George Floyd - A CBSN LA Town Hall
• Restaurant aid runs dry, leaving owners hungry for more
• West Mifflin Shooting Sends 1 Person To Hospital
• Could Mask-Use Be Causing Some People To Get Styes?
• State Senate Advances Bill That Would Ban COVID-19 Vaccine Passports In Pennsylvania
• LAPD Makes Second Arrest In Attack On Jewish Diners Outside Beverly Grove Sushi Restaurant
• Phillies Place RF Bryce Harper On 10-Day Injured List
• Romney says he backs House-passed bill creating January 6 commission
• Mayor Janey Wants To See Outdoor Dining 'Long Term' In Boston
• DA Recommends Dallas Man's 1982 Sexual Assault Conviction Be Overturned
• Struggling With Disrupted Sleep During Pandemic? You Might Want To Look At Your Diet
• Body Found After Car Explosion In Red Robin Parking Identified
• Tips For Getting Your Pet Ready For Your Return To Work
• COVID Recovery: Mayor Breed Announces San Francisco Downtown Revival Plan
• Beaumont Health, Michigan Medicine Ease Visitor Restrictions
• Low Water Levels Prompt Emergency Fishing Closure For Popular Section Of Yampa River
• Southwest Flight Attendant Assaulted, Loses 2 Teeth In Attack On California Flight
• Arwady: COVID Case Rates Are Declining In Chicago As Pop Up Vaccine Sites Open To Reach More Residents
• Angelenos Commemorate Anniversary Of George Floyd's Death
• Michigan Science Center Brings Traveling Science Program Back To Metro Detroit
• Two Baltimore Bars Featured On Esquire's Best Bars In America List
• 'Numbers Don't Lie': Former Denver Nugget Star Fat Lever Pulls For Nikola Jokic As MVP
• Swan Boats Available For Rent When Echo Park Reopens Wednesday
• Moment Of Silence Marks 1st Anniversary Of George Floyd's Death
• Rose Hill Center In Holly Says Their Animal Therapy Helps Those Suffering From Mental Illness, Addiction
• WVU Easing Some Mask Restrictions For Those Vaccinated
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Replaces Two Top Aides, Names New Commissioners For Two City Agencies
• COVID Reopening: VTA To Increase Capacity On Buses, Light Rail; Reduce Distancing
• Colorado District Attorneys Sound The Alarm Over Bill To Revamp Sex Offender Management
• Biden to go to Tulsa to mark 100th anniversary of race massacre
• Fremont Strip Mall Fire Burns Laundromat, Damages Restaurant, Salon
• Around The Table With 'Superman & Lois'
• Ravens' Super Bowl Odds Would Jump Significantly If Team Traded For Julio Jones, CBS Sports Analyst Says
• The Great Race To Be Held In Person This Year
• Maryland Extends Women's Basketball Coach Brenda Frese's Contract
• State, Feds Announce Historic Offshore Wind Generating Power Platforms Agreement
• Gunshots Reported At George Floyd Square; Wounded Person Arrives At Hospital Minutes Later
• Second Man Arrested In Connection With Fall River Shooting That Left 2 Dead
• FedEx Ground To Hire 600 People In Hagerstown
• Two Bills To Restrict Abortion Rights Advanced In Pennsylvania
• Elizabeth Tulloch And Tyler Hoechlin Share Why Exploring Family In 'Superman & Lois' Has Been So Fun
• Washington sues Amazon, alleging it inflates all prices online
• Moderna Says Its Covid-19 Vaccine Works In Kids As Young As 12
• Bruins, Tuukka Rask Won't Talk Future Contract Until Playoffs End
• Wastewater Spill Prompts Recreational Water Advisory In Stoney Creek
• Tyler Hoechlin Exploring Superman's 'Evil Side'
• 21-Year-Old Sacramento Man Killed In Natomas Shooting
• Pittsburgh Steelers Sign No. 1 Draft Pick Najee Harris
• 'There Was A Uniting Force That Led Them All To Sea': Amanda Fairbanks On Book 'The Lost Boys Of Montauk'
• Jordan Elsass And Alex Garfin On Playing Superman's Sons
• 2 Pets Rescued Amid Blaze At Southern Maryland Strip Mall
• NFL reviewing discrimination allegations from ex-player
• Port Authority Releases Top 10 Project Priorities For Next Decade
• 'Savage' Serial Domestic Violence Abuser Jeremy Alan Andrews Gets Life In Prison
• Tower Bridge Reopens After Motor Problem Left It Stuck
• Stolen Car Suspect Recaptured After Escape Attempt At San Mateo Medical Center
• Two-Story Miramar House Goes Up In Flames
• Baltimore Police Unveils Strategy To Advance Equity Within Department
• Sheriff: Bloomington Man Burgess Palmore Fatally Assaulted In Northern Minnesota
• Extratropical, Subtropical, And Tropical Storms, What Is The Difference?
• Jeopardy's Alex Trebek Receives Posthumous Daytime Emmy Nomination For Outstanding Game Show Host
• Democratic State Officials Say There Is No Labor Shortage But Wages Need To Be Raised
• COVID-19 In Illinois: Lowest Coronavirus Case Count In Two Months; Infection Rate Tied For Lowest Ever
• WJZ's Rick Ritter Named Best TV Personality For Baltimore Sun's 2021 Readers' Choice
• Police Investigating Double Murder-Suicide At Washington Co. Home
• Congress misses Biden's police reform deadline, Booker still "hopeful"
• Man Found Dead After Detroit Shooting
• Investigators Release Possible Cause Of Fire That Destroyed Over 200-Year-Old Beaver County Church
• Free Dunkin' Iced Coffee, Museum Passes Are The Newest COVID Vaccine Incentives In Massachusetts
• Overhead Wires Burned In Fairfax-Area Homeless Encampment Fire
• Delaware Gov. John Carney, State Officials To Provide COVID-19 Update
• Baker Files Bill To Extend Outdoor Dining Permits, Other Emergency Orders
• Sales Of Cosmetics, Teeth Whiteners Up As Masks Come Off
• Weather Timeline: Severe Thunderstorms In Western Wis., Possible In Southern Minn.
• Wildfires Increasing In California As Drought Conditions Worsen
• Fight In San Francisco Tenderloin District Ends In Shooting; 1 Injured
• Blind man's vision partially restored with new gene therapy
• Delaware Joins List Of States Offering COVID-19 Vaccine Incentives Including Cash, 4-Day Vacations
• 'His Memory Sparked A Global Movement': Minnesota Officials Mark Anniversary Of George Floyd's Death
• City Council Committee Backs Zoning Change For Thompson Center To Assist State's Efforts To Sell Building
• "Everything is not perfect": Michelle Williams opens up about mental health
• MDOT Urges Safe Travel For Memorial Day Weekend
• Live Music Returns To Levitt Pavilion For Free Concert Series
• Sonoma County Supervisors Vote To Spend $900,000 On Recall Election Of DA Jill Ravitch
• Family Of Fallen NYPD Officer Anastasios Tsakos Faces His Alleged Killer In Court
• Crash Along Highway 24 At Caldecott Tunnel Temporarily Blocks Eastbound Bore
• Rogue Thunderstorm Gives Northeast Denver Early Wake Up Call Tuesday
• Police in SW Michigan Taking New Look At Teen's '91 Death
• Just In Time For The Sweltering, Summer Months: An App To Rent Swimming Pools
• KPIX Special: Crime and Punishment In San Francisco
• Pennsylvania House GOP Advances Measure Limiting Gov. Tom Wolf's Pandemic Powers
• Crime And Punishment: SFPD Battling Tidal Wave Of Crime And Illegal Drug Sales In The Tenderloin Neighborhood
• Police Need Help Identifying Woman Found Unresponsive At Sandy Point State Park
• Chicago Weather: Warm And Breezy, With Scattered Showers And Storms This Afternoon
• WNBA coach suspended for comment about player's weight
• Oscar Bolding Jr. Charged With Murder In Dorchester Shooting
• Astronaut Peggy Whitson to lead commercial space flight
• SEALs face force-wide drug test as Navy resumes "normal" screenings
• Project Moves Forward To Renovate Loretto Heights Dorms Into Affordable Housing Units
• CPS Clerk Who Uses Wheelchair Fighting To Keep Job, Says She's Being Forced Out Due To Lack Of Accessibility
• Allegheny County Parks Seeking Lifeguards For 2021 Pool Season
• FEMA Handing Reigns Of COVID-19 Vaccine Site At Pennsylvania Convention Center Over To Philly Health Department
• Police: Woman Calls 911 In Villa Park To Report Person With Gun, Gets Shot And Killed By Officers After Coming At Them With Pellet Gun
• Colorado Wildfires: Gould Fire Burns 28 Acres Near Rico, Now 30 Percent Contained
• Remembering George Floyd's Death: Marches And Vigils Scheduled In Massachusetts
• More Than A Dozen Cars Broken Into, Burglarized On Same Block In Lincoln Park
• COVID In Minnesota: More Than 60,000 Minnesotans Ages 12-15 Have Gotten Their 1st Vaccine Shot
• Body Found In Little Calumet River Identified As Missing 12-Year-Old Kyrin Carter
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Reports 906 New Cases, 42 Additional Deaths
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 62 New Coronavirus Cases
• Moderna Says COVID Vaccine Was 100% Effective In Teen Study
• Milestone: Half Of Angelenos Age 16 And Older Now Fully Vaccinated
• Florida State Attorney Ashley Moody, Miami Police Chief Art Acevedo Urge All Floridians To Prepare For Hurricane Season
• Dozens Of Parents Demand Masks Not Be Required In Schools
• Why this 14-year-old activist is fighting for trans athletes
• Police: Man Steals Tablet From Ambulance In Brooklyn
• Should You Invest In Dogecoin? Expert Suggests Keeping Away From Controversial Cryptocurrency Market
• Yost's Name Might Be Removed From University of Michigan Arena
• COVID Pandemic Continues As Start Of Hurricane Season Approaches
• 'Swimply' Allowing Residents In Delaware Valley To Rent Someone's Pool Or Rent Out Your Own
• Mother Mourns Son Killed In Oakland Chinatown Shooting; Homicide Rate Doubles Since 2020
• 2 Former CHP Officers Charged With Taking $35,000 In Bribes To Alter Records Of Foreign Vehicles
• Home prices jumped in March by the most since 2013
• Hundreds Of Items Of Classic Hollywood Memorabilia Going Up For Auction
• Capital Murder Suspect Margaret Lorrain Smith Still On The Run 14 Years After Husband's Slaying 
• Huntington Beach Man Receives First Minimally Invasive Double-Lung Transplant In US
• Police Find Stolen SUV Of Delaware MetroPCS Manager, Leslie Lizet Basilio, Who Was Killed During Robbery At Store
• Sacramento Leaders To Vote On Fines For Illegal Fireworks
• Multibillion-Dollar Deal Between Florida, Seminoles Could Open Doors To New Casinos
• Colorado 'Closely Following' Statewide Lotteries In Maryland And Ohio To Encourage Vaccinations
• Electric Vehicle Sales Booming On Long Island, As State And Utility Offer Big Incentives
• Rebecca Kolls' Rhubarb Recipies
• Pistons Have Reasons For Optimism
• Car Careens Into Cheesecake Factory In Pasadena
• Denton Woman Jennifer Spillane Charged With Arson For 2 Separate Fires 
• Mayor de Blasio Calls Out Atlanta Hawks' Trae Young: 'Stop Hunting For Fouls'
• Inter Miami CF To Host D.C. United At DRV PNK Stadium
• 8-Hour Standoff With Police In Santa Clara Ends Peacefully
• Don Sweeney Delivers Injury Updates On Several Bruins
• Novato Police Cite Two For Buying Alcohol For Minors
• Monroe Street Midway Brings Outdoor Roller Rink To Downtown Detroit
• 24-Year-Old Cameron Perrelli Falls To Her Death At East Village Rooftop Party
• Southwest Airlines Flight Attendant Loses 2 Teeth In Assault, FAA Reports 2,500 Unruly Passengers This Year 
• WATCH: Previously Injured Gull In Erie County Released Back Into The Wild
• Rising After Trauma: Uncertainty Remains 1 Year After George Floyd's Murder
• Get Ready: Total Eclipse Of Super Flower Blood Moon Coming Up In Colorado
• Citrus Heights Crash Clips Fiber Optic Line, Causing Large Internet Outage
• Falmouth Road Race To Return In August With 8,000 Runners
• Penguins, Steelers Playoff Perils Continue As Teams Struggle To Win In Postseason Games
• Central Valley Foster Farms Chicken Plant Cited Over Deadly COVID Outbreak
• Livonia Police Seek 2 Suspects After Man Fatally Stabbed While Crossing Road
• Philadelphia Ranks 12th On Orkin's Top 50 Mosquito Cities List
• U.S. warns against travel to Japan as COVID looms over Tokyo Olympics
• 2 Injured In Fire At CHA Senior High Rise In Lincoln Park
• Police: 2 Dead, 2 Critical In Inkster Shooting
• Biden and Putin to meet in Geneva next month
• COVID-19 In Maryland: State Positivity Rate Falls Below 2%
• NYPD: 2nd Suspect Charged With Hate Crime After Jewish Man Attacked In Diamond District
• New York Giving Out Free Scratch Tickets With COVID Shots At Certain Sites
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