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Articles from May 27, 2021

• Bassitt Pitches 2-Hitter, Fans 9 As A's Beat Angels 5-0
• New Video: Southwest Airlines Attendant Loses 2 Teeth, In Mid-Flight Attack By Passenger
• Stolen Rings That Belonged To Placerville Woman's Late Husband Recovered
• Dodgers Outlast Rival Giants 4-3 In Homer-Filled Contest
• Lakers Celebrate Playoff Homecoming In 109-95 Win Over Suns
• Dodgers Outlast Rival Giants in Homer-Filled Contest
• Bassitt Pitches Two-Hitter, Fans Nine as A's Beat Angels 5-0
• Death Toll In San Jose Rail Yard Shooting Spree Rises To 9
• Cash For COVID Shots: California Unveils $116 Million Giveaway to People Getting or Already Vaccinated
• Video: Bagpiping Thornton Police Officer Leads 5th Grade 'Eagle Flight' At Silver Creek Elementary
• Vaccinated Veterans May Not Yet Be Entered To Win $1 Million Prize
• Chicago Weather: Windy And Wet Friday
• EMS Company Hopes Nationwide Staffing Shortage For Themselves & Others With More Graduates As Pandemic Restrictions Ease
• Vaccinated And Entered To Win $1 Million? Make Sure You're In Colorado's Database
• Village Of Barrington Takes Issue With Chimney Swifts Flying From Catlow Arts Center
• Cease, Mercedes Lift White Sox Over Slumping Orioles
• Man Drowns In Houghton Pond In Milton After Going In To Get Soccer Ball For Child
• Police: 75-Year-Old Asian Woman Suffers Broken Nose, Fractured Eye Rocket After Being Punched In Queens
• 'It's Difficult To Hear': Kendrick Castillo's Parents React To Trial For STEM School Shooting Suspect Devon Erickson
• Greenpoint Community Demands Changes To McGuinness Boulevard After Beloved Teacher Is Killed In Hit-And-Run
• Fed Up With Roaring Engines And Drag Racing On NYC Streets, 3 Lawmakers Propose Stiffer Punishments For Offenders
• Lakers Beat Suns In First Playoff Game At Staples Center Since 2013
• 'That Helped Save Lives': Mass Shooting In San Jose Highlights Importance Of Workplace Safety Training
• Trinity Ottoson-Smith, 9, Dies Days After Stray Bullet Struck Her At North Minneapolis Birthday Party
• VTA Shooting Hits Close To Home For Lathrop Mayor Sonny Dhaliwal
• Rare Wayne Gretzky Trading Card Sets Record At Auction
• People Making A Difference: Las Fotos Project Inspires Teen Girls Through Photography
• 'Bill Misfires So Badly': Florida Law Designed To Stop Big Tech Censorship Already Being Challenged
• Truck Driver Shortage Impacting Some Gas Stations: 'It's Hard To Find Candidates'
• Miami Beach To Memorial Day Weekend Crowds: 'We'll Have Zero Tolerance For Speeding, Ordinance Violations & Serious Misconduct'
• Lifeguard Shortage Impacts Pools In Allegheny County
• James Hill's Conviction Was Tossed In 1980 Off-Duty Hammond Officer's Murder And In An Earlier Rape Case, But He Doesn't Feel Lucky At All
• Coral Springs Shooting Leave Woman Dead, Another Injured
• 3 Injured After Gunfire Erupts Outside Casino Miami Jai-Alai
• 2 Dead, 10 Missing After Boat Carrying Cuban Migrants Overturns Near Key West
• As More COVID Restrictions Expire, How Comfortable Should People Be With Crowds?
• Police Investigating String Of Luring Incidents In Brooklyn
• Javy Báez Hits Ground Ball, But Fools Pirates In Baserunning Play Leading To Two-Run Rally; Cubs Win
• After Another Carjacking Spree In Bucktown, One Woman Says She And Her Family Are Moving Out Of The Neighborhood
• Will Offices In The Twin Cities Ever Return To The Way They Were?
• COVID-19 Vaccine Ambassadors Take To Streets, Address People's Concerns
• Get Vaccinated, Win Money: Gov. Newsom Announces $116.5 Million Incentive Program
• 1 Injured In Shooting In Pittsburgh's Allentown Neighborhood
• Vigil Held At Penn Hills High School To Remember 4 Students Who Died Recently
• DICK's Sporting Goods Park To Operate At Full Capacity Starting July 4
• Chicago Symphony Orchestra Performs Live At Symphony Center For First Time Since Start Of Pandemic
• A Shared Sense Of 'Otherness'; A Black, Jewish Activist Fights For Change In A Year Of Unrest
• Suzanne Morphew Murder: Husband Barry Morphew Appears in Court
• Mohammed Choudhury Named New Maryland State Schools Superintendent
• Silicon Valley Venture Capitalist Teaches Others to Give with Gratitude
• Transportation Officials Urging Drivers To Be Responsible This Memorial Day Weekend
• 517 More COVID Deaths Added To Maryland's Total After They Were Previously Miscoded
• Some Coloradans Unable To Verify COVID Vaccination Through State Database
• Seedlings Braille Books For Children, Increasing The Opportunity For Literacy
• Bucks Put Heat On Brink, Win 113-84 For 3-0 Series Lead
• 'I Seriously Thought I Was Going To Lose My Baby': Brockton Officers Save 1-Month-Old Girl
• Donald Harris Charged In Hit-And-Run That Killed 82-Year-Old Doing Yard Work
• West Virginia Prosecutors Charge 9 People From Detroit With Drug Trafficking
• 2021 PGA Champion Phil Mickelson Set To Play In Detroit Rocket Mortgage Classic
• With More Than 50% Of Eligible Americans Vaccinated, Heavy Travel Expected For Memorial Day Weekend
• Gov. Whitmer's Re-Election Campaign Will Pay Full Price of Her Controversial Flight To Florida
• Wife Of Man Accused Of Shooting 3 Flower Mound Police Officers Tried To Keep Him From Having Guns
• In California, Former Speaker Ryan to GOP: Reject Trump and '2nd-Rate Imitations'
• Flaring at Chevron Refinery in Richmond Sends Cloud of Smoke Billowing Over Bay
• Number Of Fully Vaccinated Long-Term Care Residents, Staff Unknown
• 'Pent-Up Demand To Travel' This Memorial Day Weekend After Year Of COVID-19 Lockdowns
• Baltimore Woman Killed In Hit-And-Run Crash In Queen Anne's County
• University Of Maryland Lifts Mask Requirement For Fully Vaccinated People Starting Friday
• Reservations Required For Travel On Amtrak's Pacific Surfliner Over Memorial Day Weekend, Other Summer Dates
• Brentwood Combats Drought By Offering Free Recycled Water To Residents
• 2 People Seriously Injured In Boating Accident In Middle River
• 'You've Got 24 Hours': OC District Attorney, Todd Spitzer, Warns Killer Of 6-Year-Old Aiden Leos To Turn Himself In
• North Texas Teacher Placed On Leave Over Back Cover Of Middle School Yearbook
• Disney Expects Full Florida Theme Parks By Year End
• New York City Council Approves Measure To Expand Housing Voucher Program
• Man Arrested In Connection With Citrus Heights Shooting
• Colorado Bill Would Give Free Contraceptives To People Living In The U.S. Illegally
• Ronald Earl Kenebrew Jr. Arrested On Suspicion Of Killing Branden Finley In January
• Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont Signs Legislation Legalizing Sports Betting, Federal Approval Still Needed
• 2 Killed In Lothian Crash, 1 Hospitalized With Serious Injuries
• Scaffolding Partially Collapses At Upper West Side Building
• Police: Group Attacks 16-Year-Old Girl Waiting For Bus In Brooklyn
• CHP Pursuit Of Honda Ends With PIT Maneuver In South Gate; 2 In Custody
• Boy Stabbed To Death In Suspected Sibling Spat Inside San Jacinto Home
• San Francisco DA Refiles Charges Against Former Alameda County Deputies In 2015 Beating Of Pursuit Suspect
• Plaque For NYPD Det. Brian Simonsen Unveiled At 102nd Precinct In Queens
• Daly City Police Searching for Two Suspects in Fatal Mission Street Shooting
• Pelosi, Asian American Community Leaders Highlight Passage Of Federal COVID-19 Hate Crimes Act
• First Windfarm Project Expected To Be Built On Coast Of Maryland
• Child Sexually Assaulted Inside Brooklyn Park Portable Bathroom; Suspect At Large, Police Say
• UMMS Donates $4.6M Worth Of COVID-19 Equipment & Supplies To Southeast Asia
• Woman Accused Of Assaulting Southwest Flight Attendant Banned From Airline
• Watchdog Group Claims Ethics Violation After Would-Be Rival Said Rep. Marie Newman Scuttled Deal To Hire Him
• 3 People Injured In Arden Arcade Area After Vehicle Shot At, Crashes Into Tree
• Dodgers Begin Homestand Thursday With Expanded Fully Vaccinated-Only Sections
• 17 People Face Federal Charges In Operation Tragic Blow, Targeting Heroin And Cocaine Trade In Chicago
• 4,800 Square-Foot Ag Start-Up Incubator Facility Opens In Woodland
• Police Recover Car That Plunged Into Calumet River Last Weekend, Leaving Man Dead
• Bill Prohibiting Arrests For Low Level Offenses Passes State Senate
• SoCal Residents Struggle To Find Available Moving Companies Amid Hot Real Estate Market
• Black Lives Matter cofounder stepping down from organization
• Fort Hood Soldier Khairee Patton Arrested In Death Of Former Girlfriend's Baby In Arizona
• San Francisco Federal Judge Slams Proposed Roundup Class Action Settlement
• With Summer Arriving And COVID Restrictions Dropping, Boston Prepares For Spike In Crime
• Assault on 2 Asian-American SF General Hospital Staffers Investigated as Hate Crime
• Peraza Leads Mets Over Rockies For Twin-Bill Sweep
• Bill Cosby's Request For Parole Denied
• Ready To Take Flight! Bethpage Air Show Returns For Memorial Day Weekend
• Eagles VP Of Football Operations Catherine Raîche Becomes Highest-Ranking Woman In Personnel In NFL History
• San Francisco Corruption Scandal: 2 Contractors Plead Guilty To Bribing Mohammed Nuru Over 7-Year Span
• Dennis Katona Due To Report To Same Jail As Victor Steban, Who Allegedly Tried To Kill Him
• Walz Unveils Vaccine Incentive Program, Including Free Fishing Licenses, State Fair Tickets, Parks Pass 
• A Window Shattered And Sent Glass Down From A Luxury Streeterville High-Rise Last Weekend, And It's Far From The First Time
• Ohio Man Charged With Assaulting Police Officers During U.S. Capitol Riot
• Mahtomedi School Bus Driver Recovers After Battling Leukemia, Coworkers Organize Parade
• California Lawmakers Push 10 Bills To Fight Wildfire Risks
• Civil Rights Suit Filed In Alleged Botched Raid By Chicago Police 'Community Safety Team'
• Nassau County Investing $5 Million In Police Body Cameras
• Man Killed In Single Car Crash In Harford County
• After 14 Months, Osmo Vänska & Minnesota Orchestra Prep For 'Electricity' Of Live Audience
• Jury Seated For STEM School Shooting Suspect Devon Erickson
• UCLA Researchers To Study COVID-19 Patients Who Haven't Been Hospitalized
• When Chicagoans Are Getting Billed For Five Figures For Water They're Not Using, Why Is It So Hard To Get Answers? CBS 2 Asks Mayor Lightfoot
• Baton Rouge police strip-search teen and enter home without warrant
• West Virginia Governor Jim Justice Says Back-To-Work Bonus May Be $500
• Free Mobile Veterinary Clinic To Help Pet Owners In Underserved Miami-Dade Communities
• San Jose Mass Shooting: Search For Evidence at VTA Shooter's Home Continues
• Rep. Jason Crow Stresses Risk Of Not Investigating Capitol Riot: 'We Have A Domestic Terror Movement In America'
• San Jose victim spent final moments trying to keep coworkers safe
• Health Leaders Dispel Rumors About COVID-19 Vaccine And Infertility
• Police Arrest 2 Juveniles For Fireworks Starting Fire Near Diablo Valley College
• Denver Parks And Recreation Begins Second Phase Of Reopening Rec Centers Next Month
• LA Sheriff's Deputy Kevin Honea Charged With Perjury
• Miami-Dade Police Department Unveils LGBTQ Awareness Patrol Vehicle
• North Texans' Memorial Day Weekend Lake Plans Will Be Impacted By Recent Rainfall
• Cranberry Beer Store Under Fire On Social Media For Dr. Rachel Levine Sign Some Call Transphobic
• Early 'Mahogany Tide' Algae Bloom In Great South Bay Has Environmental Experts Greatly Concerned
• Marcus Smart Says He Has Heard Racist Remarks From Celtics Fans: 'It's Sad And Sickening'
• Maryland Rep. Dutch Ruppersberger Requests Audit From USPS Of Baltimore-Area Post Offices As Complaints Continue
• Ice Lakes Area Will Remain Closed Until September Due To Post-Fire Hazards
• Odubel Herrera's Hitting, Arm Helps Phillies Beat Marlins 3-2
• Illinois Unemployment Claims Rise By More Than 2,000 In The Last Week, But Things Are Improving
• Suspects In Separate Robberies Of Elderly Asian Victims Arrested In San Francisco
• GOP Senator appears to question if officer's death riot-related
• Former Sixers President Pat Croce On Fan Dumping Popcorn On Russell Westbrook: 'That's Not Who Us Philadelphia Fans Are'
• Marlins Split Series With Phillies
• Real North Texas Businesses Have Bank Accounts Frozen In Federal Push To Find COVID-19 Fraudsters
• Airbnb extends its ban on parties through summer
• North Texas Students Get Firsthand Experience As Emergency Responders
• New Device That Connects To Computer, Combined With Telehealth Visit, Can Help Parents Get To Bottom Of Children's Ear Pain
• 'Please Just Turn Yourself In': Search For Hit And Run Driver Who Killed 1-Year-Old Jamyah Harris
• Tesla Pulls Radar From 2 Models; Consumer Reports, NHTSA Pull Safety Rankings
• Man On A Mission: Miami Mayor Francis Suarez's Movement To Bring Big Tech To The Magic City Enters National Spotlight
• Police: 27-Year-Old Man Critical After Detroit Stabbing
• LA County Supervisor Kathryn Barger: Giant Farms Popping Up In Antelope Valley Desert Areas Are Illegal Marijuana Growing Operations
• Founder of Non-Profit 'Fathers & Families of San Joaquin' Charged With Lewd Acts With Minor
• 'Like The End Of Prohibition': Massachusetts Bars And Nightclubs Excited For Saturday Reopening
• Facing Massive Medical Bills, Delivery Man Carjacked In Manhattan In March Now Battling For Workers' Comp
• Snapshot NY: South Bronx Native Hopes After-School Program Inspires Students To Graduate, Change Perception Of Neighborhood
• Kroger to give away $5 million to promote vaccination effort
• In Fort Worth, Texas Gov. Abbott Seeks To Set Ground Rules For Potential Special Session
• Boston Police Commissioner Dennis White Loses Appeal In Fight To Keep His Job
• Campgrounds In Cameron Peak Fire Area Will Begin Reopening For The Summer
• 79-Year-Old Woman Says Dollar Bank Failed To Protect Her From Being Swindled Out Of Millions Of Dollars
• 2 People Rushed To Hospital From Fire In Norwood Park West
• Taste With Tori: Angry Deekin BBQ Offering Finger-Licking, Rib-Sticking BBQ Stacked With Rub In Philadelphia
• Anne Iehl, Former Owner Of Emaciated Dog Found In Wis., Guilty Of Mistreatment
• Philadelphia Region On A Lucky Lottery Streak
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Doubles Down On Her Proposal To Honor Jean Baptiste Pointe DuSable Without Renaming Lake Shore Drive
• Gov. Cuomo Takes Reporters On Tour Of Nearly Completed East Side Access Project That Connects LIRR To Grand Central
• South Florida Man Nearly Electrocuted Trying To Reach Bird's Nest Off Power Line
• Health Experts Develop Summer Challenge To Help Families Decrease Screen Time
• 2 Juveniles Injured In Shooting In Fort Worth Neighborhood
• Pittsburgh Jewish Community Hopes To 'Catch A Real Breath' After Going From Tragic Shooting Into Pandemic
• Manslaughter Trial Of Mexican Soap Star Pablo Lyle Postponed Until August
• Meet the TikTok creator highlighting Black book characters
• Might Be This Be The Year Championship Drought Ends? Knicks, Islanders, Nets Looking Good So Far In Playoffs
• Road To Reopening: Hoboken Senior Center Welcomes Back Thankful Visitors After 14-Month Closure
• Gov. Newsom Announces $1.5M Prizes For 10 Californians To Try And Get More People Vaccinated For COVID-19
• It's A Dog! Miami-Dade Police Update 'Death Investigation' At Doral Lake
• 4 Women Hospitalized With Critical Injuries After Early Morning Fire In Queens
• Bills Strengthening Privacy Protections For Sexual Assault Survivors Pass Illinois House
• BBB Warns Scammers Offering Free Child Safety Kits In Order To Steal Identities
• 'Sparked An Epiphany': George Floyd's Death Inspired Revere Teen To Use Her Voice To Fight For Change
• 13-Year-Old Girl Missing From Urbana Found
• Invasive Clinging Jellyfish Making Their Way Into Area Waters, Much To The Dismay Of Swimmers
• Mayor De Blasio Announces More Funding For Anti-Hate Initiatives Amid Increase In Anti-Asian, Anti-Semitic Attacks
• Reward Grows As Authorities Continue Search For Person Who Killed 6-Year-Old Aiden Leos
• Philadelphia Leaders Considering Financial Incentives To Boost City's COVID-19 Vaccination Rates
• Mother Of Capitol Officer Brian Sicknick Urges Lawmakers To Move Ahead With Jan. 6 Commission
• Legal Issues Likely, As Celebrity Edge Gets Ready To Sail Out Of Port Everglades
• Study Finds Those Infected With COVID Or Vaccinated May Have Long Lasting Immunity
• Evening Is Best Time For Men To Exercise To Burn Off High-Fat Diets, Study Says
• Man Shot While In Car With 7-Year-Old Boy On 95th Street Near Stony Island Avenue
• Many New Businesses Opening In Cape May County Ahead Of Memorial Day Weekend
• USDA Rejects Request For Faster Pork Slaughterhouse Speeds
• 'Sorry For Trying To Take Your Grandchild', Suspect In Cash Gernon Homicide Grabbed Sleeping 2-Year-Old In February 
• Tisbury Only Town In Massachusetts Considered High-Risk For COVID-19
• Blue Angels Return To Westmoreland County Airshow
• PG&E Fined $106 Million For Violating Guidelines During Public Safety Power Shutoffs
• Jasmyn Beatty's Brutal Murder In Framingham Apartment Has 'Community On Edge'
• First Lady Jill Biden Speaks At Vaccine Event In Grand Rapids
• 1 In 10 Michiganders Have Given Up Alcohol Since The Start Of The Pandemic
• Massachusetts Reports 215 New COVID Cases, 9 Additional Deaths
• FBI Determines There Was No Civil Rights Violation In Deadly Denton Police Shooting Of DJ Tarver
• As Frigid Weather Lingers Into The End Of May, Tips To Keep Your Plants Safe
• Demaijhea Tuggle Arrested In Deadly Shooting On Elkhart Way In Aurora
• Police: James Renfroe Of Riverside Sold Vape Pen To 13-Year-Old Girl For Nude Photo, Then Offered Marijuana For Sexual Favors
• Colorado Sues Pennsylvania Firm Over Students Loans For Public Service Workers
• Parents Sentenced After 2-Year-Old Dies From Accidental Fentanyl Overdose In Lakewood Motel
• Family Members Celebrate Passage Of Texas Bills Related To Accused Serial Killer Billy Chemirmir
• Fatal Crash Stops Traffic For 7 Miles On Route 50 In Queen Anne's County
• 2022 Oscar Ceremony To Be Held On March 27 At Dolby Theatre
• Community Safety Program Looks To Prevent Crime In North Minneapolis
• Jayson Tatum Good To Go For Celtics-Nets Game 3
• 'Monroe Street Midway' Featuring Roller Rink, Basketball, Art, Food, Opens Friday In Downtown Detroit
• Officers charged with murder in Black man's death in custody
• The Gateway Theater, Broward's Oldest Movie House, Reopens To Host Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival
• Pocono Raceway Giving Fan The Chance To Wave The Green Flag
• Jennifer Weisselberg, former daughter-in-law of Trump Org CFO, faces eviction
• LISTEN: Frantic 911 Calls Made During Fairfield Township Mass Shooting That Left 3 Dead, 11 Injured
• Petition To Save RMU's Hockey Programs Racks Up Over 11,000 Signatures
• Ex-White House counsel McGahn to testify before House panel on June 4
• Vegas To Host A Game 7 For 1st Time Against Wild
• San Francisco Police Arrest Convicted Felon For Shootout, Weapons Possession
• Carjacking Suspect Took Victim's Pants Before Fleeing Hospital In Glen Burnie, Police Say
• Inaugural 'Fenway Bowl' Announced For December 29
• Maryland Attorney General Releases Guide For Those Facing Residential Eviction
• Baltimore Officials To Keep Indoor Mask Mandate In Place Until 65% Of City Adults Receive At Least One Vaccine Shot
• Search On For More Possible Victims Of Man Suspected Of Touching Himself In Front Of Women In Roseville
• 75 Years And Counting: The Charles Schwab Challenge Can Thank Ben Hogan And Marvin Leonard
• Unusual: Bobcat's Den With 3 Kittens Found Inside Oak Tree In Woolsey Fire Burn Area
• San Jose Mass Shooting: VTA Officials Memorialize Employees Killed In Massacre
• Full Slate Of 'Yoga In The Square' Events Planned For Summer, Fall
• Detroit Pastors, DPSCD Officials Call For Community To Get Vaccinated, Return To In-Person Learning This Fall
• Heinz Seeks Head Burger Artist
• 1 Dead, Another Injured After Shooting At Mountain Creek Reserve Park In Irving
• Charges Dismissed Against Former UNT Quarterbacks Coach Tate Wallis
• Detroit Historical Museum To Host Techno Music Exhibit Closing Celebration
• Colorado Governor Orders Flags Lowered In Honor Of Victims Of San Jose Mass Shooting
• Chester County Girls' Gymnastics Coach Gary Hutt Charged With 200 Counts Of Child Pornography
• Pittsburg Police Identify Officer-Involved Shooting Victim, Release Body Cam Footage
• WATCH: Wrong-Way Moped Driver Weaves Through Oncoming Highway Traffic Before Police Stop Him
• Glendale Entertainment District Featuring Movie Theater, Outdoor Venues Approved By City Council
• Jalen Mills Explains Why He Switched To No. 2 With Patriots
• Family Feels Slighted After White Sox Drop Longtime Concession Worker Loretta Micele's Name From Lounge At Guaranteed Rate Field, Take Down Sign
• Man Arrested At Mansfield MBTA Stop For Allegedly Threatening Conductor With A Knife
• National Guard To Take Over COVID-19 Contact Tracing After State Fires Vendor Over Data Breach
• Long Snapper Joe Cardona On Playing For New England Patriots: 'I Never Thought I'd Be In The NFL'
• New England Patriots Long Snapper Joe Cardona: 'The Naval Academy Was My Dream School'
• Shoppers are rushing back to stores after more than a year
• Widow Reunited With Wedding Rings Stolen In Shingle Springs Purse Snatching
• 20-Year-Old Ronnie Keandre Marshall Wanted In Double Murder Of Military Veterans Outside Virginia Home
• Remembering Theo The Dog: One Year Ago, He Began Joyous Final Journey That Touched So Many
• 'Fired For What? She Gave A Monkey A Cheeto', Attorney Hires Paralegal Who Trespassed At El Paso Zoo 
• Bruins-Islanders Game 1 Set For Saturday Night At TD Garden
• Florida High School Under Fire For Altering Yearbook Photos To Cover Cleavage
• Audit Finds Two Bay Area Universities Provided Inaccurate Crime Stats
• COVID Recovery: Oakland International Airport Expecting 130,000 Passengers Over Memorial Day Weekend
• WATCH: Pirates' Cringeworthy-Error Leads To Cubs' Run Instead Of Easy Third Out
• Simone Biles Coming To Pittsburgh With Just-Announced All-Star Gymnastics Tour
• LOOK: Roof Sheared Off Truck 'Storrowed' By Mass Ave Bridge
• Northern Colorado Drug Task Force Dismantles Fentanyl, Meth Trafficking Ring, 10 Arrested
• Mental Health Issues For Youth In Colorado Reaching Emergency Levels
• Baltimore School Briefly Placed On Lockdown After Reports Of Gunfire Nearby
• Pittsburgh Penguins Rank No. 1 In NHL Local TV Markets This Season
• Facebook, Instagram Will Now Let All Users Hide Likes On Posts
• Whitmer Proposes Eliminating Longtime School Funding Gap
• Florida Supreme Court Rejects Challenge To Medical Marijuana Law
• Jury weighs fate of suspect in murder of Iowa student Mollie Tibbetts
• Minneapolis Convention Center To Be Fully Operational Again This Weekend
• Lifeguards, Park Rangers Brace For Big Memorial Day Weekend Crowds
• Independence Pass Opens For The Season
• 'Whoever Is Watching This, They're Going To Get A Thrill': Willy T. Ribbs, Paul Tracy, Ernie Francis Jr. Discuss Superstar Racing Experience
• Dozens Of Gravesites Vandalized At Crystal Valley Cemetery In Manitou Springs
• 62-Year-Old Laurel Man Charged In 40-Year-Old Rape, Murder
• Watch Mac Jones Throw Some Passes -- And Make A Catch -- At Patriots OTAs
• Divided Colorado: Drought Vanishes For The Eastern Half, Worsens For The Western Slope
• Eager To Get Back To Traveling This Summer? Here Are Some Tips To Stay Safe And Save Money
• More Than 19,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois Last Week Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Governor Whitmer Visits I-75/M-46 Construction Project In Saginaw
• Missing DoorDash Delivery Leads To 2 Arrests In Bethel Park
• Capitol rioters charged with carrying guns, Tasers, crowbars, axes
• Vandals Spray Paint Swastika, Hate Graffiti On Florida Holocaust Museum Wall
• Olympic Gymnast Simone Biles Coming To Target Center
• Popcorn-Dumping, Streaking, Spitting & Fighting: Fans Behave Badly At NBA, MLB Games Wednesday Night
• Biden urged to appoint Jewish liaison amid rise in antisemitic attacks
• Social Media Threat Prompts Brief Lockdown At Mahtomedi Schools
• Gov. Abbott Says Fentanyl Cases Rising, Will Sign 'One Of The Toughest Drug Laws In Texas'
• Democrats, $200K Consultant Agree On Redrawn Map, But Not Most Others
• Amy Cooper Sues Former Company Over Firing After 911 Call Against Black Man In Central Park
• Timberwolves Investor Files Complaint Alleging Glen Taylor Violated Partnership Agreement In Sale
• Lakers Sign Deal To Remain In Staples Through 2041
• Denver Police: Man Seriously Injured After He Was Intentionally Struck By Vehicle
• COVID-19 In Illinois: Lowest Infection Rate Ever; Fewest Hospitalizations In Two Months
• Fans banned for throwing popcorn and spitting at NBA stars
• Public Opinion Is Wanted On Efforts To Designate Camp Amache A National Park
• Police Seek Suspects' Identities In Connection With Mt. Oliver Triple Shooting
• Sadiyo Ibrahim Mohamed Charged With Attempted Murder, Assault, After Allegedly Chasing Children Through Neighborhood
• Hawks' Trae Young Reacts To Video Of Knicks Fan Spitting At Him: 'Keep Ya Mask On My Boy, That's Just Childish'
• Man Sentenced To 40 Years In Prison In Death Of 4-Year-Old Texas Girl Maleah Davis
• 68-Year-Old Man Held At Gunpoint In San Francisco Bayview Home Invasion
• COVID Impact: California, Other States Use Federal Funds To Supplement Unemployment Cache
• Premier Lacrosse League Hosting Exhibition Games In Quincy Before Season Opener At Gillette Stadium
• Kevin Clark, Drummer And Onetime Child Actor In 'School Of Rock,' Killed In Logan Square Bicycle Accident
• Kevin Clark, Drummer And Onetime Child Actor In 'School Of Rock,' Killed In Chicago Bicycle Accident
• 'System worked': Detroit Man Gets Prison Release After 48 Years
• 'It's Like Pouring Down Rain': Water Main Break Causes Extensive Property Damage To Beechview Man's Home
• VIDEO: 'Here To Help', Texas Officers Rescue Man From Burning Truck Before Explosion 
• Lightfoot Hoping Biden Infrastructure Plan Can Help Chicago Speed Up Replacement Of Lead Service Lines
• Norwood WWII Veteran Headed To Visit Grave Of Soldier Who Saved Him Gets Special Send-Off
• Motor City Makeover Continues In District 5 This Saturday
• WATCH: Injured Russell Westbrook Has To Be Restrained After Sixers Fan Dumps Popcorn On Him
• As June Approaches, Parts Of Minnesota Are Under Frost Alert
• Police: Woman Was Driving Drunk, Going 100 Mph When She Killed Passenger In Saw Mill Run Boulevard Crash
• 76ers Fan Loses Season Ticket Membership After Dumping Popcorn On Wizards' Russell Westbrook During Game 2
• New Yorkers Age 12-17 Now Have Chance To Win Free College Tuition With COVID Shot
• Caught On Video: Thief Breaks Into San Bernardino Fire Station, Steals $2,000 In Equipment
• Car Hits Church In West Garfield Park
• Some Suburban Chicago Mass Vaccinations Sites Are Closing Their Doors
• Deadly Crash Prompts Full Closure Of Highway 132 West Of Modesto
• Two Yachts Destroyed During Overnight Fire Along Miami River
• No Love Lost: Fans Brawl During Dodgers-Astros Game Wednesday
• Senate Republicans announce $928 billion infrastructure counteroffer
• Craig Baylis Charged In Death Of Infant Daughter In West Norriton
• Pennsylvania To Lift COVID-19 Mask Mandate By June 28
• Red Sox Option Franchy Cordero To Worcester
• 7 People Rescued From Condominium Fire In Delran Township, New Jersey
• Report: Julio Jones Trade Could Happen In The Coming Week
• 1-Year-Old Girl Killed In Hit-And-Run Crash On Near West Side
• Chicago Weather: Temperature Drop, Rain Thursday Afternoon
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports Under 50 New Cases
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Hospitalizations Drop Below 400, More Than 69% Of Adult Residents Have Received One Shot
• Massachusetts Public Health Commissioner Monica Bharel To Step Down In June
• Caught On Video: Brazen Shootout In Broad Daylight On Upper West Side
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Reports Under 1,000 New Cases For 3rd Time This Week
• 'Wanted To Brighten Someone's Day': Cerritos Couple Hides Cash In Diaper Boxes, Formula At 3 SoCal Target Stores
• COVID In Minnesota: State Surpasses 600K Positive Cases, With Vaccine Incentives Forthcoming
• Cuban Baseball Player Defects While In Florida
• 'Never Forget,' 37,000 American Flags On Boston Common Honor Massachusetts Military Heroes
• Federal Grant To Help Detroit's Plan To Improve Neighborhood
• Gunman Suspected Of Shooting 3 Flower Mound Police Officers In Custody After 10+ Hour Standoff
• As Minnesota Records An Increase In Traffic Deaths, Safety Officials Urge Caution As Summer Kicks Off
• 'Rugrats' Voice Actors E.G. Daily And Cheryl Chase Call New Animation Style 'Brilliant': 'Every Time They Would Show Us We Would Just Gasp''
• 'Excitement' Reportedly Building For A Chris Sale Return To Red Sox This Summer
• WATCH: Injured Russell Westbrook Has To Be Restrained After Sixers Fan Dumps Popcorn On Him
• Chicago announces new foot-chase policy after police shootings
• UCHealth Looks Ahead To Potential For COVID Vaccine Boosters In Colorado
• Florida-Seminole Gambling Deal To Face Federal Scrutiny
• The Best Way Celtics Fans Can Greet Kyrie Irving In His Return To Boston
• On The Run For 21 Years, California Sex Offender Arrested In Florida
• Police Exchange Gunfire With Suspect In Long Beach Neighborhood; No One Hurt
• More Than 15.1K Unemployment Claims Filed In Maryland Last Week
• 2 Injured In Shooting Along Light Street Near Baltimore's Inner Harbor
• Dallas Police Officer Trainee James Moore Arrested, Charged With Assault Family Violence
• Man, 28, Accused Of Attempted Murder In Modesto Shooting Where Victim's Head Was Grazed By Bullet
• Police catch drug dealer thanks to photo of cheese
• Michigan Man Exonerated Of Murder After 32 Years In Prison
• 2021 Pittsburgh Pride Parade Returns In June
• Reports: Mets' Noah Syndergaard Shut Down For Six Weeks Due To Inflammation In Pitching Elbow
• Marin County Waiving Fees To Drive Construction Of Affordable Housing
• Michigan House Backs Expungement Of First DUI Convictions
• San Jose Mass Shooting: Deputies, Police Confronted Gunman To End Rampage; 'We May Have Some Heroes With VTA'
• Police: Don't Drive While Impaired In South Florida This Weekend Or Else
• 2 Juveniles Arrested After Carjacking In Bucktown
• Bill Belichick Offers Some OTA Thoughts On Mac Jones, Cam Newton
• Fort Worth's Fairmount Neighborhood Recognized As One Of Best In Country
• Car Strikes Building After Crash In West Garfield Park
• As Colorado's Roads Get Busier, Officials Provide Suggestions For Avoiding A Road Rage Situation
• Who Is Samuel Cassidy, Gunman In San Jose Rail Yard Mass Shooting?
• Russia blocks EU flights as Putin backs Belarus in standoff with West
• San Jose shooter had a temper, "kept things to himself," ex-wife says
• Seasonal Changes Ahead For DFW Area Real Estate Market
• Tigers Beat Indians 1-0
• Punishments Reduced For 23 Dallas Vice Officers Over Handling Of Seized Money
• Fire In UP Destroys Couple's Dream To Open Gem Shop
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• UPDATE: 9th Victim Dies In Mass Shooting At VTA Light Rail Yard In San Jose; Family And Friends Pay Tribute
• Patriots Reportedly Sign Tight End Troy Fumagalli, Release Fullback Dan Vitale
• Norteño Gang Member Gabriel Otero Receives Lengthy 3rd Strike Sentence For Armed Robbery
• Sarah Klein Opens Up To Dr. Oz About The Suicide Of Her Former Olympic Gymnastics Team Coach John Geddert
• Two new airlines spring up as industry bounces back after pandemic
• Texas Teenager Electrocuted Replacing Banner Knocked Down By Recent Storms
• New Jersey Rolling Back COVID Restrictions In The Workplace
• Deadly Crash Shuts Down Portion Of Interstate-35E In Carrollton
• Explanation Of How Ranked Choice Voting Works
• Cape Cod Beach Makes Top 10 List Of America's Best Beaches
• Hannaford Supermarkets In Massachusetts Will Drop Face Mask Requirement
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• Crown Jewel Races Arrive
• Laugh Factory Holding Tribute To Paul Mooney Thursday
• 'It's Insane': Child Costs Limit Growing Families, But What If Government Paid To Have Babies?
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• Gov. Newsom Says It's Time For Action After San Jose Mass Shooting
• 'Zoom Bombing': Trolls Target Virtual Events In Colorado To Spew Anti-Semitic Hate Speech
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• Leaving The Big Apple: South Florida Sees Increased Migration Of New Yorkers
• State Police: Fatalities From Traffic Crashes Up In 2020
• Kevin Clark, of "School of Rock" fame, killed in bicycle accident
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• Car Plows Into South LA Gas Station, Driver Flees
• 'It's About Less Oil, Not More Drugs', Former Dallas Cowboy Jay Novacek And Wife Amy Implore Texas Senate To Pass House Bill 1535 
• WATCH: Good Samaritans Rush To Rescue Modesto Police Officer From Attacker
• As CDC drops hurdles, cruise lines pin COVID rebound hope on vaccines
• Layoffs fall to another pandemic low, with under 500,000 unemployment claims
• South Lake Tahoe Weekend Traffic Mess Leads To Rules, Fines
• Maryland Weather: Strong Storms Wednesday Leave Damage Behind, Power Outages
• True Crime: "Cheer" Star Jerry Harris Arrested For Alleged Sex Crimes Against Minors
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• CVS To Give Out Weekly Prizes To Encourage More COVID Vaccinations
• Weather Blog: Memorial Day Weekend Outlook
• Evergreen Park Woman Fit To Be Tied After She Says Contractor Never Installed Gate On Her Fence -- And She's Not The Only One Complaining
• Landlord Advocates Offer Ideas For Phasing Out Illinois Eviction Moratorium; 'Let's Start With Those Pre-COVID Situations'
• Running Out Of Water: Thornton Begins Installing Pipeline From Poudre River In Fort Collins
• Meal Deals & Other Discounts For Active Duty Military, Veterans This Memorial Day
• St. Paul's Grand Old Day Canceled For Second-Straight Year
• Camp Sweeney's 9th Annual Play For The Day
• Woman Guilty In Statewide Sex Trafficking Ring Sentenced To 10-Year Prison Term
• Westminster Police Locate Stolen Car, $7,000 Reward Offered For Dog Named Solo Still Missing
• Amy Cooper sues former employer after calling 911 on Black man
• South Florida Business Owners Of Asian Descent Celebrate Their Roots During Asian Pacific American Heritage Month
• Israel-Palestinian conflict fuels antisemitism in U.S. and Europe
• Bill Belichick Calls Adam Vinatieri 'The Greatest Kicker Of All-Time'
• Miami Proud: Frost Science Museum's Award-Winning Program Helps Create Environmental Stewards
• NJ Transit Service Resumes After Police Investigate Suspicious Package In Jersey City
• Severe Storms Leave Behind Damage, Flooded Roads Across Region
• 1 Dead After Car Drives Off Ramp To I-355, Ends Up In Retention Pond In Bolingbrook
• A Run On Rentals: As People Plan Summer Getaways, Rental Cars In Short Supply
• Man Fatally Shot While Getting Into Rideshare In South Shore
• San Jose Shooting: UC Davis Gun Violence Expert Warns 'We Are Likely To Have A Rough Summer'
• 2 People Shot While Driving In Hyde Park
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• Tractor-Trailer Carrying Auntie Anne's Pretzels Overturns On Ben Franklin Bridge; Causing Huge Traffic Delays
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• Biden asks intel community to "redouble" examining COVID-19 origins
• Howard County Executive Calvin Ball Launches Transform Howard
• Death toll rises in San Jose rail yard shooting
• Study finds COVID-19 vaccine less effective in transplant patients
• Police: SUV Seen Running Several Red Lights Leaves Philadelphia Police Lieutenant, 2 Others Injured In Mayfair Crash
• Naomi Osaka refuses to speak with press at French Open: "People have no regard for athletes' mental health"
• 8 people killed, suspect dead in San Jose shooting
• 'I Just Need My Mail' Baltimore Residents Complain About USPS Delays
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• San Jose Mass Shooting UPDATE: Bomb Squad Investigation at San Jose VTA Mass Shooter's Home Stretches Into Night
• Miami Beach Restrictions For Memorial Day Weekend: What You Need To Know
• Pittsburgh Weather: Thursday Looking Dry And Sunny Before Rain Chances Return
• Suspect in Mollie Tibbetts' slaying blames 2 men for her murder
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Announces $1,000 Bonuses For Florida Teachers, Principals
• Biden administration issues cybersecurity mandates for pipelines
• Play It Safe On The Water This Memorial Day Weekend
• 'Fish For Free Day' Part Of Memorial Weekend Activities In Pennsylvania
• Philadelphia Police: Man Found Shot In Head In Frankford
• 16-Year-Old Drowns While Using Rope Swing At Framingham Pond
• Woman Taken To Hospital In Critical Condition After Crashing Into A Tree On Mifflin Road
• Coral Springs Gym Memberships Canceled Over Black Lives Matter, Pride Flags; Gym Owner: 'Those Flags Will Fly High'
• Pro Football Hall Of Fame To Fully Reopen On Friday
• It Happens Here: Dedham's Fairbanks House Is Oldest Wood Frame Home In North America
• Proposed 'Get Back To Work Bonus' In Massachusetts Would Pay Unemployed Residents $1,200 To Get A Job
• Pennsylvania Woman Accused Of Stealing Nancy Pelosi's Laptop During Capitol Riots Granted Release
• Oakland Catholic Bishop Robbed At Gunpoint During Afternoon Walk; 'I Was Terrified...Maybe This Is It"'
• Pennsylvania State Parks And Forests Expecting Big Memorial Day Weekend
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: About 75% Of Adults Have Received One Does Of COVID-19 Vaccine
• Families Torn Apart In San Jose Workplace Massacre
• Ohio Announces First $1 Million COVID-19 'Vax-a-Million' Lottery Winner
• W. Va. Transgender Athlete Law Challenged In Court
• Devers Homers As Red Sox Beat Braves 9-5 After Long Rain Delay

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• Former Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel calls for January 6 commission
• White House to propose historic $6 trillion budget for 2022
• Dozens of Capitol rioters wielded "deadly or dangerous" weapons, prosecutors say
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• Minnesota Governor Tim Walz announces COVID-19 vaccine incentives
• Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority staff mourn slain employees at press conference
• Descendants of Tulsa massacre share family history in new documentary
• Biden says "I believe this is our moment to rebuild an economy"
• Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner says it's "young people killing young people" on the streets
• Investigators search for motive in San Jose light rail yard mass shooting
• First-time unemployment claims hit a new pandemic low
• Local Matters: Sex trafficking probe into Congressman Matt Gaetz may turn to ex-girlfriend
• Authorities identify 9 victims killed in San Jose mass shooting
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• Biden orders intelligence report on COVID-19 origin
• New York Times: COVID-19 scams target the sick and their loved ones in India
• More than 37 million Americans set to travel for Memorial Day weekend
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• Americans warned not to travel to Belarus after flight grounding
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• From self-defense classes to free car rides, people step up so Asian Americans can feel safer
• Apple and Fortnite maker Epic Games await verdict in antitrust lawsuit
• NFL player Hayden Hurst's note to his younger self
• Legendary NASA astronaut Peggy Whitson eyes return to space through private mission
• Global cruise trips slowly return with some mandating fully-vaccinated passengers
• Miami Mayor Francis Suarez wants to turn the popular spring break retreat into next Silicon Valley
• WorldView: Deadly boat accident in Nigeria; Switzerland ends talks with EU
• Gunman kills 9 in San Jose then turns gun on himself
• Two new airlines offering low fares to smaller airports launch
• Antisemitic incidents rise in Europe with outbreak of violence in Middle East
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