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Articles from April 1, 2022

• Mountain View Police Investigate Death of Los Altos High Student as Possible Fentanyl Overdose
• Saturday's Show Info (4/2/22)
• Diners in North Beach Welcome Return of San Francisco Restaurant Week
• LAPD investigating shooting near Sylmar Metro Station
• SF Police Boost Reward To $250K In 2016 Homicide of Nicole Fitts, Disappearance of Daughter Arianna
• Run, John, Run: Man With Non-Verbal Autism Set To Run 50-Mile Race In Folsom On World Autism Day
• Ducks snap 11-game skid; Beat Coyotes, 5-0
• Social Media Helps Local Man In Poland Connect Sacramento With Relief Efforts For Ukrainian Refugees
• Post-Pandemic Bridal Boom Has Anxious Couples Paying More At Altar
• Scott Peterson's Former Modesto Home Back On The Market
• Scott Peterson's Modesto Home Back On The Market
• Strike Day 8: SCUSD Board Of Education And County Superintendent Of Schools Both Want School To Resume Monday While Negotiations Continue
• Pelicans rally past Lakers 114-111 despite Davis' return
• Latino Advocates File Complaint Alleging Discrimination In Search For Next CU President
• State's Snowpack at Only 38% of Average as California Drought Deepens
• COVID In Colorado: Activist Helps Thousands Of Latinos Get Vaccinated, 'Still Has Work To Do'
• Repeat Denied: Stanford Falls to UConn 63-58
• Bikes Valued At $80,000 Stolen, And Thieves May Not Know What They Have
• Vehicle Fire On Highway 160 Near Brannan Island
• Tenants rally for rent forgiveness
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Rain and snow on Saturday
• Barnes Scores 25 In Kings' 2nd Win Over Rockets In 3 Days
• CBS 2's Jim Williams inducted into National Civil Rights Hall of Fame
• Coastside Volunteers Make, Sell Tamales to Help Ukraine
• Bay Area Artists Nominated For Grammy From Last Year In Category Paused By Pandemic
• Barzal, Varlamov help Islanders beat rival Rangers
• A night of music and art brings funds at hope for people with loved ones fighting in Ukraine
• Towns, Edwards Lead Timberwolves To 136-130 Win Over Nuggets
• Prom Committee Regroups After Destructive Fire At Empower Field At Mile High
• Raiderthon Returns To Seneca Valley High School
• Judge Rules Landmark California Corporate Diversity Law Unconstitutional
• Johns Hopkins Surgeon Shot In Attempted Carjacking In Baltimore
• Clippers rip Bucks 153-119 as both teams rest top players
• 'We're Very Proud': Gloucester Cinema Showing 'CODA' Again To Celebrate Oscars Win
• Psychologist On School Violence: Children Still Processing Trauma Of COVID Pandemic
• Sheriff: No Suspicious Device Found In Bomb Threat Investigation At Sam's Club In South Sacramento
• Rialto Fire Department slapped with $100 million wrongful death lawsuit
• California corporate diversity law ruled unconstitutional
• Sydnie Jefferson Charged With Stabbing Her 2 Kids In Pittsburgh's Crawford-Roberts Neighborhood
• Miami Police Release Body Camera Footage Of Scuffle Before Officer-Involved Shooting
• West Philadelphia Daycare Robbed At Gunpoint, Suspects Use Pepper Spray In Room Full Of Toddlers: Police
• New York Choral Society celebrates front line workers
• Restaurants Rejoice As Final Four Fans Fill Downtown Minneapolis
• Blackhawks tie score in the first, but lose to Lightning
• Two types of Suave aerosol deodorant recalled due to elevated benzene levels
• University of Chicago Maroons football players step up for beloved coach after his stroke
• Detroit City Officials Celebrate Opening Of Black-Owned Pizzeria
• Fatal Fire In Calvert County Under Investigation
• Firefighters battle parking garage fire in Santa Monica
• Brown, Tatum Lead Celtics Past Pacers 128-123
• Mark D'Amico Sentenced To Prison For Role In GoFundMe Scam
• Will Smith Resigns From The Academy After Slapping Chris Rock At The Oscars
• Starbucks workers in Chelsea vote to unionize
• Frost School Of Music 'United For Ukraine' Concert Raises Money For War-Torn Victims
• Soldier from N.J. returns home early, surprises his mom
• NCAA Final Four: South Carolina's Defense Smothers Louisville In 72-59 Win
• New York Republican leaders react to redistricting ruling
• Dominican University men's volleyball team hopes for a national championship
• San Jose Works To Clean Up Bike Trails To Encourage Commuters Amid Rising Gas Prices
• Man accused of killing Queens nurse extradited to New York
• Denver Police Warn About Armed 'Lookouts' During Catalytic Converter Thefts
• San Francisco Teacher Accused of Receiving Child Pornography
• Calls For Police Backup In Aurora High Schools With SROs Higher Than Denver High Schools, Data Shows
• California Has $600M In Unclaimed Can, Bottle Deposits; Newsom Looks To Increase Payouts
• Muslim communities in New Jersey observe Ramadan
• Forest Park ice cream shop baker collects items to give those in need in her native Ukraine
• Miami Dolphins, CB Xavien Howard Agree To New 5-Year Deal
• Lobbyist Couple Kathy Lynch And Gerald Upholt Were Stabbed To Death In Loomis Home, Investigators Confirm
• Pittsburgh Dad Survives 317 Days In The Hospital, Double Lung Transplant
• Surviving hostage testifies about ordeal in ISIS captivity
• Broadway theaters extend mask, vaccine policies
• Baltimore County Developing Police Accountability Board
• Xavion Bell, 21, Charged In Fatal Shooting In St. Paul's North End Neighborhood
• Shooting In San Francisco Bayview District Leaves Victim With Life-Threatening Injuries
• Shoppers react to more patrols near Rodeo Drive
• Victim identified in deadly shooting at L.I. parking garage
• Colorado Weather: A Split Weekend Warm To Cool With Moisture
• Two Men Shot In Northwest Baltimore
• Sac Republic FC Unveils New Rendering For Downtown Stadium
• David Donnell Jr. Pleads Guilty To Killing Red Lake Tribal Police Officer Ryan Bialke
• Newton Residents Fear For Their Safety Because Of Neighbor Firing Air Rifle
• Over 50 Maryland Health Providers Join Federal COVID-19 Testing, Treatment Initiative
• Queens veteran describes living with burn pit after-effects
• Former Mounds View H.S. Basketball Star Stacy Fields Thankful For Title IX
• Church Choirs Returning In The Twin Cities After Being Silenced By COVID
• Impact of Baltimore Violence: Repeat Offenders Being Charged In Killings, Carjackings Soar More Than 60 Percent
• Denver Celebrates White House Funding Of South Platte River Project
• Woman Ordered To Pay Nearly $5 Million For Stealing From Children's Charity
• Warriors: Steph Curry Making 'Good Progress' But Will Miss Rest Of Regular Season
• Marshall Fire Victims Still Waiting To Learn Official Cause, Some Unsure About Lawsuit vs. Xcel Energy
• LASD deputies shoot pursuit, assault suspect in Hacienda Heights
• Santa Clara County Forms Working Group to Reduce Local Fentanyl Deaths, Trafficking
• Major announcement coming in cold case Indiana hotel clerk murders dating back to 1989
• Alaska Airlines Pilots Picket At SFO, Other West Coast Airports; 9% Of Flights Canceled
• Hempfield Area School District Partnering With Firm For Mental Health Help
• Injured Hiker Rescued At Edwards Crossing In Nevada County
• Registered Sex Offender Convicted Of Dozens More Child Sex Abuse Charges Sentenced To 775 Years To Life In Prison In Sacramento
• 4 Suspects Sought In Armed Carjacking In San Francisco's Lower Nob Hill
• Will Smith Resigns From Film Academy Over Chris Rock Slap
• COPA releases recordings from night CPD Officer James Hunt shot, killed DeSean Pittman, 17
• Assault With A Deadly Weapon And Robbery In Stockton
• 12-year-old fatally shot in New York City as violent crime spikes nationwide
• 9 more people indicted in gun trafficking case involving 3 U.S. soldiers
• UPDATE: Will Smith Resigns from Academy of Motion Picture Arts in Wake of Chris Rock Slap
• Michigan Chronicle's Women of Excellence 2022 Awards Honors Business, Community Leaders
• Pittsburgh Resumes Enforcing Parking Rules On Street Sweeping Days
• Colorado Students In World Affairs Challenge Team With Peers Half A World Away
• Detroit Tigers Opening Day Expects To Draw 40,000 Fans
• A Navy sailor's love song landed him the girl and, decades later, an album
• Person shot on Dan Ryan Expressway at 66th Street
• Will Smith resigns from Academy following backlash from Oscars incident
• Man charged with murder in death of missing teen Naomi Irion
• 'Different Philosophical Approaches': GOP, DFL At Minn. Capitol Diverge On Public Safety Plans
• Sentencing Phase For Dayonte Resiles Scheduled For May
• On Autism Awareness Day, Marshall Fire Family Celebrates Resilience
• Census records from 1950 being released: "Genealogy heaven"
• Dundalk Shooting Under Investigation, One Injured
• Protecting your documents and electronic valuables before a storm
• Members of the Downtown Islamic Center celebrate first night of Ramadan for the first time without COVID restrictions
• THC Found In Sickened South Allegheny Student's System, Family Says
• Russian troops possibly received "significant doses" of radiation at Chernobyl nuclear plant, operator says
• Cache Of Guns, Drugs, Cash Found In SW Dade Home Raided By Feds, Husband Killed By Cops, Wife Charged
• Fans Flock To Tourney Town To Get Full NCAA Final Four Experience
• This week on "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan," April 3, 2022
• South Bronx a big influence on Grammy nominee Carlos Henriquez
• Threats Against Riverbank High Unfounded, Police Say; Investigation Underway
• Massachusetts Coastal Communities Struggling To Find Summer Employees
• Ghislaine Maxwell will not get a new trial, judge rules
• "Genealogist's kind of view this as Christmas": 72-year-old census data made public for the first time
• Baltimore Firefighter Rescued After Falling Through Floor Of Burning Home, Second Firefighter Injured
• Dallas runner Angela Tortorice preparing for 1000th marathon
• Girl, 7, seriously hurt in hit-and-run in Altgeld Gardens area
• Man Sentenced To 26 Years In Prison For Fatal Carmichael Stabbing
• Group Aims To Improve Economic, Racial Equity With Voter Registration Drive
• Soccer star Hope Solo arrested for DWI with children in vehicle, police say
• Miami Dolphins Surprise North Miami Senior High School Girls' Flag Football Team With New Gear
• Mother Of Fallen Firefighter Michael Kennedy Running Boston Marathon In His Honor
• Only on 2: Hammond, Indiana man calls for policy changes after he was convicted twice for crimes he didn't commit
• Man who walked away after being struck by hit-and-run driver found dead on Van Nuys sidewalk
• Furry Tails: Cutie And Flame Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• US Auto Sales Fall In First Quarter As Chip Shortage Slows Factories
• NASA starts dress-rehearsal countdown for SLS moon rocket
• Dallas firefighters battle North Oak Cliff apartment fire
• Los Angeles woman, 23, reported missing
• Cubs fall short to Brewers in Cactus League play as Opening Day nears
• Dallas Keuchel struggles as White Sox get pounded by A's in Cactus League play
• Delta Pilots Land Jet Safely In Denver After Cockpit Windshield Cracks
• 3 Bikes Stolen In $80,000 Boulder Heist, Suspects At Large
• US Teens Facing Substantial Mental Health Crisis Caused By Pandemic, CDC Data Finds
• Proposed Bonus Credits Would Double Recycling Refunds For Californians
• N.J. man is spreading autism awareness any way he can
• 'You Don't Know What He's Capable Of': West Sacramento Midnight Prowler Has Neighbors On Edge
• Maryland Voters Will Decide On Recreational Marijuana Legalization This Year
• 2 stabbed to death in Auburn Gresham
• California snowpack at 38% of average
• Hogan, Ferguson And Jones Sign $1.86B Tax Cut Package Into Law
• Eagles To Host Special 'Huddle Up For Autism' Drive-In Sensory Friendly Event This Sunday
• Chicago First Alert Weather: clouds and rain return tomorrow
• Morgan State Plans To Turn Lake Clifton HS Site Into Satellite Campus, Officials Say
• 2 Young Girls Killed In Two-Alarm Hellertown House Fire
• Sens. Cardin And Van Hollen Tout $1.5M Investment In Three West Baltimore Projects
• $45 Gift Cards Offered In Calaveras County For Vaccination Boosters
• Disneyland bringing back hugs with Mickey, pictures with the Disney princesses
• COVID-19 Cases Making A Comeback In Massachusetts Schools
• After another burglary, owners of Near West Side clothing store say they're leaving
• National Weather Service: EF2 Tornado Confirmed In Wayne Township, Pennsylvania
• Man who conspired to launch viral GoFundMe scam sentenced to 27 months
• Jose Matias, 18, charged with murder in fatal shooting at Fashion Outlets mall in Rosemont
• Army soldiers, gang members charged in gun trafficking ring tied to mass shooting in Chicago Lawn
• Man, 61, shot and killed in South Shore
• Filing Your Taxes: Can You Deduct A Home Office If You Worked From Home In 2021?
• 'They Are Unprepared': Federal Prosecutors Oppose Motion To Delay Marilyn Mosby's Trial
• Dead & Company Bringing Summer Tour To Pittsburgh
• Elk Grove Man, 52, Killed In Hit-And-Run; 17-Year-Old Driver Arrested
• Better Business Bureau Warns Of New Employment Scams
• Baltimore Farmers' Market Returns This Weekend
• Thousands Attend NFT Conference At Mana Wynwood Convention Center
• Columbia Named No. 7 Best Place To Live In The U.S.
• Skippy Peanut Butter Recalled Due To Possible Metal Fragments
• Jury deliberations set to begin in Whitmer kidnap plot case
• Six Cuban Migrants Rescued From Capsized Boat Off Sugarloaf Key
• Burlington Donates $5K To William Paca/Old Post Road Elementary In Abingdon
• Wilmington Police Investigating 'Disturbing' Incident Recorded In Boys' High School Bathroom
• Ford Recalls Thousands Of SUVs To Fix Oil Leaks, Trailer Brakes
• National Weather Service Confirms Tornado Touched Down In Bucks County
• Some Not Blaming Xcel Following Lawsuit In Connection To Marshall Fire
• CDC says Title 42 expulsions of migrants are no longer needed
• Anaheim police seek help arresting suspect in attempted teen abduction
• Man Faces Federal Charges For Fentanyl, Meth Sales In San Francisco's Tenderloin
• Gov. DeSantis Signals Support For Stripping Disney Of 'Special Privileges'
• Jury Selection Begins Monday In Penalty Phase Of Parkland Shooter Nikolas Cruz
• Miami Weather: Partly Cloudy & Warm, Much Needed Rain Expected
• Sachse human remains IDed as missing Wylie woman Faiza Fahad
• Maryland Judge Defers Decision On New Congressional Map
• Massachusetts Reports 1,442 New COVID Cases, 7-Day Positivity Rate Near 2.5%
• Baltimore City Hosting Free Shredding Event On Saturday
• Amazon workers in NYC vote to form first U.S. union
• Cockpit windshield cracks during Delta Air Lines flight
• Villanova Students, Radnor Police Preparing For Possible Celebrations Saturday Night
• Alleged Richmond Gang Members Convicted In Notorious 'Swerve Team' Crime Spree
• Molly Brown House Opens New Titanic Exhibit With More Unseen Artifacts
• Woman & Infant Found Dead At Scene Of Waldorf House Fire
• U.S. men's national soccer team learns who they will play in the World Cup
• School District Of Philadelphia Selects Tony Watlington To Replace Dr. William Hite As Superintendent
• Attorney: Baby Was Stillborn, Mother Not Guilty Of Murder
• Ivy League acceptance rates drop to new low. They're not alone.
• Last Dance: Director Robert Fishman Ready For His 39th Final Four
• 'Leading With Change;' Alums' Stories Inspire At Annual Students Rising Above Fundraiser
• Settlement Approved For San Francisco Hunters Point Homeowners In Lawsuit Over Alleged Contamination
• Dr. Anthony Fauci on where we are now in COVID pandemic
• Mets ace Jacob deGrom out for up to 4 weeks
• Thief Targets Car Parked At University Of Colorado Campus, Causes $3,000 Of Damage
• Freddie Mercury special airs April 20
• Patriots Set Date For OTAs, Mandatory Minicamp In 2022
• UM Professor, Historian Sues NY Prisons Over Ban Of Attica Uprising Book
• Ex-Michigan Bank Manager Sentenced For Stealing Social Security Benefits From Dead Customer's Account
• Officer Killed In Pennsylvania Was 1 Month From Retirement
• Matt Turner Opens Up About The Foot Injury That Has Sidelined Him To Start 2022 Season
• Sacramento Police, ATF Discover Ghost Guns During Multiple Searches
• California Drought Deepens After Record Dry Months; Snowpack At 38%
• Jeffco Sheriff: Colorado Postmaster Communicated Wanting To Meet Teenage Girls For Sex
• U.S. Official: Ukrainian Helicopters Attacked Oil Depot in Russia
• WHO official: More than 70 dead in attacks on Ukrainian health care workers
• Video surfaces of kidnapped Lombard man Mark Frerichs in Afghanistan
• Long Beach officials celebrate opening of Shoreline Gateway, now the tallest building on Southern California's coast
• Smoke And Carbon Monoxide Alarms Recalled For Not Going Off
• San Francisco Van Ness Avenue's Bus Rapid Transit Lanes Open After Years Of Construction
• 7-year-old boy in critical condition, dog killed after both struck by vehicle in Beach Park
• South Florida Firefighters Allowed To Pursue Case Over Facebook Posts
• COVID-19 asylum limits at US-Mexico border to end May 23
• Ford and GM issue recalls on popular SUV, pickup models
• Russians possibly received "significant doses" of radiation at Chernobyl plant
• San Francisco Economy Improving, But Hasn't Fully Recovered Yet
• SpaceX launches 4th low-cost "rideshare" mission
• Expended rocket launchers, practice grenade found discarded in Winchester dumpster
• Colorado Doctor Says 4th COVID Booster Not Necessary For Most, Good For 'Immunosuppressed'
• Man Charged In 1997 Cold Case Homicide Of Detroit Woman
• Man critically wounded after shooting in Sheridan Park
• Registered Sex Offender From San Jose Accused Of Soliciting Teen In Fremont
• U.S. expects fighting to intensify in Donbas region of Ukraine
• MDOT: Southbound M-3 Ramp To Westbound I-94 To Close On April 5 In Macomb County
• Charlie Blackmon Back Atop The Colorado Order, Where He Set Records
• Chicago First Alert Weather: A half wet, half dry weekend ahead
• New Florida Law Aims To Recruit Law Enforcement Officers
• COVID Restrictions For Large Events Dropped at Major Bay Area Venues
• KDKA Links: March 28-April 3
• Backers Drop North Florida Casinos Bid
• 6 middle schoolers sent to hospital after eating "drug-laced" candy
• Police: Gun Recovered At Chippewa Valley High School In Clinton Township
• Sharena Nancy Gets 15-30 Years In 2-Year-Old Nalani Johnson's Kidnapping, Murder
• April Fools' Day In MN: Whales In Lake Superior, 'Summer Is Canceled' And More
• Suave Antiperspirant Powder, Protection Aerosol Recalled Due To Elevated Benzene Levels
• Sign language interpreter program at TCC gets boost from 'CODA'
• Man, 61, killed by hit-and-run driver in Melrose Park
• World's Tallest Flagpole Proposed For Maine; Billion-Dollar Project Would Honor American Veterans
• New vehicles must average 40 mpg by 2026, up from 28 mpg
• Man kills himself after shooting girlfriend at Texas beef plant
• Guns, Drugs Found After Search Of Suspicious Vehicle At San Joaquin County Park & Ride Lot
• Stay issued after judge struck down NYC school mask mandate
• White Sox reliever Garrett Crochet likely to need Tommy John surgery
• One-Legged Inmate At San Francisco Jail Awarded $504,000 In Excessive Force Lawsuit
• Man seen trying to spike friend's drink at restaurant pleads guilty
• Volunteer Coach At PAL Charged With Rape After Allegedly Sexually Assaulting 15-Year-Old Girl, Police Say
• Dallas police need help identifying burglary suspect
• Dodgers swap AJ Pollock for All-Star pitcher Craig Kimbrel
• Peacock Pride Parade: Celebrating Saint Peter's historic NCAA Tournament run
• Jocelyn Moran
• 2 Hospitalized By Crash Involving School Van In Bedford
• Resurrection College Prep marking 100 years of education
• MDOT: Here's A List Of Construction In Metro Detroit This Weekend
• Vintage skateboard found in City of Keller fire hydrant
• Liam's List April 1: SF Restaurant Week; H.E.R. Grammy Nomination; Remembering Taylor Hawkins
• I-95 Closure At SR 84 This Weekend Due to Bridge Placement
• Off-duty Texas deputy killed in shooting near Houston
• Chicago First Alert Weather: sunshine returns Friday
• Charges: Kahron Nix Lit Multiple Fires At St. Louis Park Apt., Threatened To Shoot Responding Officers
• Uncertainty Over Equity Strides In Women's Tourney Will Continue, Coaches And Players Say
• White Sox trade reliever Craig Kimbrel to Dodgers for outfielder AJ Pollock
• Workers on Staten Island vote to form first-in-the-nation Amazon union
• USC's COVID Recovery Clinic seeing progress in treating long COVID symptoms
• LA settles long-running lawsuit over homeless encampments
• Aurora Residents Demand Action After Violent Week
• DEA's Brian Besser Says Denver A Key Area For Fentanyl Drug Enterprises
• Lottery Ticket Worth $1M Sold In Westmoreland County
• Chicago Bulls welcome CPS students to United Center for fire safety event
• Chicago community groups help ComEd customers with their bills through Energy Assistance Outreach
• Ravens To Hold 7th Annual L.I.F.T. Conference For Female Student-Athletes Next Week
• LAPD bike officer injured in Koreatown hit-and-run
• A Market Basket Mixtape, Papa Gino's Perfume And More Massachusetts April Fools' Day Jokes
• COVID In Minnesota: 2 Deaths, 546 New Cases Reported Friday
• Census records from 1950 being released: "Genealogy heaven"
• Winter parking ban ends as street sweeping season begins
• Navy ship to be named for Ruth Bader Ginsburg
• Authorities investigate overnight ATM theft attempts
• South Philadelphia High School Goes Virtual Friday After Brown Water Issue At Building
• Students Shaken By Shooting Near San Jose High School; 'We Started Boarding Up The Door'
• Guide to storing gasoline for generators
• Where's Marty? Exploring Baltimore's History With Relic Hunter Evan Woodard
• NYPD: 2 black sedans sought in connection to deadly shooting of 12-year-old
• Colorado Begins Multi-Year Bighorn Sheep Study In Cochetopa Canyon
• Hundreds Of Drivers Wait Hours To Get Free Gas In Norwood
• Deadly Hit And Run In Plantation
• Sacramento County Fair Returning After 2-Year Hiatus
• Body Of Man Who Had Been Shot Found At Miami Gardens Apartment Complex
• Miami Zoo Permanently Retires Monorail
• Experts warn gas prices could take weeks to go down
• Cat Saved From House Fire On Zenobia Street In Westminster
• Boston Duck Tours Needs Drivers As New Season Begins
• Senators Push To Extend Pandemic School Lunch Waivers
• Suffolk County cracking down on illegal ATVs, dirt bikes
• GM Recalls Nearly 682,000 SUVs; Windshield Wipers Can Fail
• Watch Live: Countdown to the GRAMMYs
• Jury Gets Case Of 4 Men Charged In Gov. Whitmer Kidnap Plot
• 17-Year-Old Suspect Arrested For July 2021 Stockton Murder
• Skippy Is Recalling 161,692 Pounds Of Peanut Butter
• Alabama man sentenced for bringing weapons to Capitol Hill on Jan. 6
• Historic Filipinotown gateway installed over Beverly Boulevard in Los Angeles
• Michigan State Police Collecting Purses, Personal Care Items For Sexual Assault Survivors
• Seven Mile Bridge To Close For Annual Race
• Julian Edelman Plays Mean April Fools' Day Prank On Patriots Fans, Says He's Joining Tom Brady's Buccaneers
• NYPD: 2 suspects beat subway rider, 65, with bottle
• Minnesota Weather: Sunny Friday Morning, Rain Returns In Evening
• The Celtics Continue To Tiptoe Around Team's Vaccination Status
• Closing arguments begin in Governor Whitmer kidnap plot case
• California Man Arrested For Making Threats, Causing Hours-Long Manhunt At Tufts University In 2021
• Life goes on in Ukraine's capital, but war has turned it upside down
• COVID-19 Hospitalizations Hit A Pandemic Low In The US, But Strain On Hospitals Persists
• Buddy The Cat Heading To Foster Home After Surgery, Dog Attack
• Notorious mobster who killed 3 escapes federal custody in Florida
• Rape Survivor's Testimony Helps Send Her Attackers To Prison For Decades
• Veteran Fenwick High School teacher and coach placed on leave after misconduct allegations
• New Vehicles Must Average 40 Mpg By 2026, Up From 24 Mpg
• WWE's Bianca Belair ready to slay
• Getting Answers: Will Releasing Oil From Reserve Give Relief For CA Drivers?
• Brad Stevens Explains The Optimistic Timeline For Rob Williams' Return
• CBS 2 meteorologist Ed Curran returning to weekend mornings after kidney transplant
• Part Of Kelly Drive Will Be Detoured On Saturday Due To Murphy Cup Regatta
• Thousands Of Fans Descend On Minneapolis For Women's Final Four
• MSP: Columbia Township Officer Shoots, Kills Man After Medical Call
• Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed In Cedarbrook Identified As 30-Year-Old Dominque Murray: Philadelphia Police
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Makes Schedule Changes For Upcoming Elections
• Caught on video: Steer trashes mailbox in New Jersey
• Ford Recalls 737K Vehicles To Fix Oil Leaks, Trailer Brakes
• Dead & Company Coming To Gillette Stadium This Summer
• CBS4 Hurricane Network
• Michigan Supreme Court Reinstates Lawsuit Over Girl's Death At School Gym In Marquette County
• Father Tells St. Paul Police He Shot Daughter's Boyfriend After He Broke In, Threatened Her
• Teen killed in shooting at Raising Canes drive-thru, Dallas police say
• Maryland Weather: Light Winds & Sunshine
• F1 Adds The Strip As It Expands To 3 US Stops
• Shelita's Art World
• Girl who hid in Ukraine basement draws her fears to cope with war
• Leominster To Honor Fallen Marine Captain Ross Reynolds With Procession Saturday
• Music Works As Well As Exercise In Boosting Mental Health, Studies Say
• Incredible Clip Of John Madden Comparing Tom Brady To Joe Montana Resurfaces After Nearly 20 Years
• Maryland Weather: No April Fool's Day Tricks. Just Calmer & Cooler Weather
• 'What he did was trick her': A son grapples with a reverse mortgage scam targeting his mother
• Man arrested outside Chris Rock show in Boston
• New Vehicles Must Average 40 Miles Per Gallon Of Gas By 2026 Under US Standards
• Survey: America's Favorite Vegetables Are Broccoli, Carrots, Spinach
• Sniffspot App Lets Dogs Rent Yards For Playtime, Rehabilitation
• WEB EXTRA: DNR EagleCam Operator Gives Insight On Popular Livestream, Program That Makes It Possible
• Man shot, battered during argument at Motel 6 in Glenview
• PTL Links: April 1, 2022
• Pope makes historic apology to Indigenous communities for Canada abuses
• U.S. official says Ukrainian helicopters attacked oil depot in Russia
• Boston's COVID Public Health Emergency Ends, But School Mask Mandate Remains
• Several Azusa schools to shutter over declining enrollment
• Jobless rate dips to 3.6% as U.S. employers add 431,000 jobs
• Local Kid Marc McLaughlin Got To Share Bruins Debut -- And First NHL Goal -- With Family And Friends
• American League Central Preview
• Chris Rock Didn't Want Will Smith Removed After Awards Show Slap, Oscars Producer Will Packer Says
• Multiple crashes reported on on I-65 in Gary, Indiana due to icy roads
• Judge Regina Chu, Who Presided Over Kim Potter Trial, To Retire
• Aquatic Adventures: Boating Safety Ahead Of A Storm
• Powering Up After A Storm
• Connecticut suspends gas tax for 3 months
• Weak Weather System Friday Morning Will Leave Gorgeous Saturday Ahead For Colorado
• Food Truck Friday: Pavlov's Treats For Dogs
• House passes bill capping monthly insulin costs at $35 for insured patients
• Texas child welfare workers say they're quitting due to investigations into parents of trans kids
• Nation's oldest park ranger, Betty Reid Soskin, retires at age 100
• Frustration mounts as China extends COVID lockdown in Shanghai
• Miami-Dade Police Car Hit During Arrest Of Navarro Drug Store Burglary Suspect
• Broadway Favorite "Waitress" Will Be At Philadelphia's Academy Of Music Through Sunday
• Be Hurricane Smart!
• Hurricane Prep For Condo Residents
• Best ranges for your kitchen
• Best espresso machines for you, from budget to lavish
• The most popular new Lego sets: Sonic the Hedgehog, Star Wars, Disney and more
• Protecting Your Home
• Sandcastle Announces Multi-Million Dollar Park Improvements For Upcoming Season
• 5 fetuses found inside D.C. home of "anti-abortion activist"
• Minn. State Mankato Closes Two Buildings Due To Bomb Threat
• A California First: Woman Signs Bill Into State Law
• Two people found dead in Morgan Park fire
• Jamie Benn's OT goal sends Dallas Stars past Anaheim Ducks 3-2
• Fire breaks out in Reseda apartment complex
• New Mexico launches cannabis sales, within Texans' reach
• Billerica's Marc McLaughlin Scores In NHL Debut, Bruins Beat Devils 8-1
• U.S. Rep. Meng to honor father & son who stopped robbery outside Queens pizzeria
• Police: Man Detained During Pre-Dawn Federal Raid Killed In Officer-Involved Shooting After Grabbing Gun
• Saving At The Pump: Money-Saving Measures To Ease The Pain
• First Alert Forecast: CBS2's 4/1 Friday morning update
• Teenage Boy Shot, Killed In Trenton: Police
• CTA Red, Brown and Purple line trains running with delays on North Side due to death investigation at Belmont Avenue station
• Disney Character Meet And Greets Return Later This Month
• City pushes to address issue of vacant lots; some call for more affordable housing
• Six severed heads left on car in Mexico with sign warning others
• Pizza shop owner killed partner and hid body for weeks, police say
• Water Main Upgrade To Begin Today In West Mifflin
• No injuries reported in massive Bronx house fire
• The White House diaries and the 7-hour gap in Trump's day on Jan. 6
• As rents soar, here's what $1,500 buys you across the U.S.
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Distributes At-Home COVID Tests Ahead Of Spring Break
• 25 Years Ago, April Fools' Day Blizzard Buried Massachusetts In Historic Snowstorm
• One Person Hospitalized After Crash Involving Car And Motorcycle
• To Do List: Red Bull Freestyle Dance Competition, New England Food Show, Ice Battle
• 'Startup To Storefront' Program Cuts The Ribbon On Business Incubator In Hill District
• Friday's Show Info (4/1/22)
• Paige Bueckers Talks 'Surreal' Return To Minnesota For The Final Four
• Two South Korean air force planes collide, killing 4, officials say
• Man Arrested After Crashing Stolen Vehicle Into Downtown Construction Site
• Evgeni Malkin Scores 78th Career Game-Winning Goal, Now Tied For Most In Franchise History
• Man Arrested, Facing Home Improvement Fraud Charges
• Islanders use strong third period to top Blue Jackets
• Giannis becomes Bucks' scoring leader in OT win over Nets
• Bruins bust out for victory over Devils as Rask honored
• Museum of Chinese in America hosts annual Legacy Awards Gala

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• Will Smith resigns from Academy of Motion Pictures following Oscars fallout
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• After yet another burglary, Near West Side clothing store owners say that's it
• COPA releases recordings in shooting by Chicago Police that killed DeSean Pittman
• Ukraine accuses Russia of using white phosphorus against civilians
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• Community pride on full display at parade for Saint Peter's men's basketball team
• Jersey City celebrates Saint Peter's historic NCAA Tournament run with parade
• Brooklyn community mourns loss of 12-year-old boy fatally shot while sitting in parked car
• Singer Merry Clayton shows off her 'beautiful scars' in new album
• Mayor Adams says kids should keep faces covered, but judge strikes down mask mandate
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• Saint Peter's Peacocks given keys to Jersey City
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• LA settles long-running lawsuit over homeless encampments
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• Humanitarian workers on the frontlines of the refugee crisis in eastern Europe
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• NYPD: 2 black sedans sought in connection to deadly shooting of 12-year-old
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• Pope Francis apologizes to Indigenous peoples for abuse in Canada's Catholic Church-run residential schools
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• China puts Shanghai in COVID lockdown as it tries to mitigate cases
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• CTA Purple and Brown delays expected on North Side due to death investigation at Belmont Avenue stat
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