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• Halos ink Monte Harrison to minor league contract
• Sonoma County Board Of Supervisors Vote Against Plan For Koi Nation Casino In Windsor
• Pelicans Beat Kings 123-109, Clinch Play-In Spot In West
• Video From Hours Before Sacramento Shooting Shows Joshua Hoye-Lucchesi And 2 Suspects
• Police arrest suspect in Montclair 7-Eleven robbery, pistol-whipping
• Sacramento River Cats Welcome Fans To Sutter Health Park For Opening Day Victory
• McDavid's OT Goal Leads Oilers Past Sharks, 2-1
• Colorado Senators Tell Marijuana Enforcement Division: 'Do Your Job' After 90% Drop In Underage Compliance Checks
• Ax-wielding man attacks drummer
• Lakers miss out on the playoffs after loss to Suns
• Homeless Hero Lauded For Protecting Young Ladies During Sacramento Shooting Details What Happened
• San Jose Lawmakers Vote To Repeal Mask Mandate In Most Indoor Settings
• Sacramento Shooting Updates: Police Arrest 3rd Suspect
• Is It Getting Windier? Colorado Experts Say The Answer Isn't Easy Breezy
• 'Astounding': Consultant Finds Thousands of Aurora Police Reports Backlogged, Not Entered Into System
• 'It Is Personal': U.S. Attorney For Colorado Shares New Initiative To Fight Fentanyl
• Johansen's 1st Hat Trick Puts Predators Over Wild 6-2
• Dinkel's Bakery on Lincoln Avenue to close after 100 years
• Chicago First Alert Weather: More rain for Wednesday
• Porzingis Scores 25, Wizards Cruise To Win Over Timberwolves
• Suspected package thief arrested in Bowmanville; police say she worked with a team
• Fox Bites Congressman Ami Bera, Putting Capitol Hill On High Alert
• Former Vikings Defensive Lineman Doug Sutherland Dies At 73
• After CTA train operator is shoved onto tracks, union head says enough is enough
• Good Question: What Is Nostalgia? And How Is It Triggered?
• One dead after minibike crash
• UPDATE: Crews Contain Fire At Oakland Apartment Building
• Family searches for Ariana Taylor, missing since Saturday in Gary
• Sons Of Boston Bar Did Not Do Background Check On Bouncer Charged In Deadly Stabbing
• UPS In Talks To Use Tugboat, Barge Freight To Deliver Packages To Nantucket
• The Miracle Of Baby Jagger: Boy Celebrates 1st Birthday After Removal Of Huge Facial Tumor
• Davie PD Arrests Suspected Gunman Wanted For Killing Caged Dog
• Mark Wahlberg Returns To Boston For Screening Of 'Father Stu'
• Man killed in bloody stabbing
• Colorado Weather: Hurricane Force Winds Blast The Front Range
• Jon Batiste, Christian McBride reflect on big Grammy wins
• Push To End Violence In South Pittsburgh Increases
• Thousands Without Power Across Denver Metro Area Thanks To Wind Storm
• Smart & Final To Pay $175K For Egg Price Gouging During Pandemic
• Bulls struggle as they lose to Bucks, but still clinch playoff spot
• South Carolina House passes bill banning transgender students from girls' sports
• Faksa's shorthanded goal pushes Stars past Islanders
• Hennepin County Judges Under Scrutiny For Sentences Below Recommended Guidelines
• Mavericks, Gophers To Face Off In NCAA Men's Hockey Semifinals
• Community Members Meet Over Baltimore's Dangerous Vacant Houses
• Dallas water utility workers find body in vacant field
• Harborplace Acquired By Baltimore-Based Developer MCB Real Estate
• 2 People, Including New Sewickley Police Officer, Injured In Interstate 79 Head-On Crash
• Trial Begins For Ex-Baltimore Detective Charged In BB Gun Planting Scandal
• Mosby Trial Moved To September At Request Of Defense
• 'Bye, Bye, Birdie' Star, Singer Bobby Rydell Dies, At 79
• Firefighters Struggle To Contain Unknown Substance In Inner Harbor
• Denton mother of slain 7-year-old admitted hiding abuse
• Twitter confirms it's considering adding an edit button
• Dozens Forced Out After Authorities Condemn North Miami Beach Apartment Complex
• Four Adults Arrested Following Fight At Miami Central High School
• Special Election Held For Pa. House Seats In 19th, 24th Legislative Districts
• Ford Reports Sales Down 17% In First Quarter
• Detroit City Council Approves Revised Recreational Marijuana Ordinance
• LAPD seek public's help finding missing 11-month-old boy
• GLWA Announces Improvements To Regional System Ahead Of Wet Weather Season In SE Michigan
• 23 restaurants make Chicago Michelin Guide, including four new ones
• Herro Scores 35, Heat Beat Hornets 144-115 For 5th Straight
• "Plaza Suite" star Matthew Broderick tests positive for COVID
• Red Wings End 6-Game Skid, Beat Bruins 5-3
• Embiid Scores 45, 76ers Beat Pacers To Pull Even In Atlantic Division
• Huberdeau, Panthers Rally From 4 Down, Beat Leafs 7-6 In OT
• Blue Jackets Snap 7-Game Skid With 4-2 Win Over Flyers
• Irving scores 42, Nets beat Rockets to move to 8th
• FBI: Michael Porter may have recorded more than 100 minors at YMCAs
• Philadelphia Legend Bobby Rydell, 'Wildwood Days' Singer, Dies
• Colorado Avalanche Beat Pittsburgh Penguins 6-4, Clinch Playoff Spot
• Family of Erik Salgado Demands Justice After Decision Not To Charge CHP Officers Who Fatally Shot Him
• Panarin sets up 2, Kreider gets 47th as Rangers beat Devils
• First Alert Weather: Sacramento To Go From Major Heatwave To... Showers?
• April Showers Continue To Linger Over Maryland
• Oak Forest gun shop manager: armed woman tried to buy ammo before shooting
• Union Pacific, Coalition Opposed To Oakland Howard Terminal Ballpark File Suit Challenging EIR Certification
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• Two injured in Hawthorne shooting
• Colorado First Black Woman Senator, Gloria Travis-Tanner, Dies
• Deadly Sacramento Shooting Renews Gun Reform Debate
• Locals help Ukrainian refugees arriving at U.S. border in Mexico
• California Department of Public Health Terminates $1.7B COVID Testing Lab Contract
• Anne Arundel County Students Awarded $20K Scholarships, Laptops From Dell
• Six years after heart transplant, now-7-year-old Ava Martin is thriving
• Adult and child reportedly victims of 710 Freeway shooting
• Texas Man Who Fired 13 Rounds At Minneapolis Police Station During George Floyd Unrest Sentenced
• Plano tutor Jerry Tsai arrested, charged
• Saturday On JP Roofing FAN N'ATION (BEST OF SHOW: APRIL 9)
• Federal Inmate Recaptured After Escaping Minimum Security Facility In Littleton
• Bay Area Housing Market Continues to Push Out Middle-Income Buyers
• $600K+ in cocaine, meth seized at Texas-Mexico border
• Senior citizen in Thousand Oaks being forced from home of three decades
• LAPD Chief Michel Moore criticizes suspect-handling in follow-home robbery arrests
• Pittsburgh Police Find Missing 13-Year-Old Jordan Boyd
• Police Investigating Death At Milpitas Hotel
• N.J. man pleads guilty in ex-girlfriend's 2021 death
• Ohio Bill Would Ban Educators From Teaching About Sexual Orientation Or Gender Identity In K-3
• 7 police officers injured during chase in Connecticut
• UPDATE: Brother Suspects In Sacramento Mass Shooting With Lengthy Criminal History; 3rd Suspect Arrested
• Embattled Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters, Conservative Group Calls For Free And Fair Elections During Rally
• Homeless Vietnam veteran who recently passed away honored
• Strong Wind Blows Several Semis Over Across Colorado
• Tractor-Trailer Catches Fire In South Baltimore
• Decision To Close Immaculate Conception Church Over St. Joseph's Church Leaves Some Parishioners With Questions
• Correction officers accused of accepting bribes at Rikers
• Sacramento Shooting: Why Are Police Using A QR Code?
• Inflation Driving Up Cost Of Child Care
• La Salle Hires Fran Dunphy As Men's Basketball Coach
• Police searching for missing Bronx teenager with autism
• Woman Accused Of Neglecting 2 Dogs Neighbors Say Are Terrorizing The Community
• Brighton Police Find Possible Kidnapping Victim Rylee Heinz
• UPDATE: 1 Person Dead, RVs Destroyed As Flames Engulf West Oakland Homeless Encampment
• Father Says Homeless Man Saved Daughter And Her Friends During Sacramento Shooting
• NY mobster who escaped federal custody rearrested in Florida
• 'No Place Like Home' Is The Theme Of This Year's Miami Beach Pride
• Butler Business Owner Arrested For Alleged Home Improvement Fraud
• Allan Richard Long Sentenced To 80 Years To Life In Prison After Plea Agreement In Child Sex Assault Cases
• Closing arguments wrap up in trial of Lawrence Ray
• 'I am a Chicago Lifeguard' billboards going up, as park district looks to fill the summer jobs
• 'We Did What We Had To Do': First Responders Broke Protocol Minutes After Sacramento Shooting To Save Lives
• Retired caseworker says Illinois DCFS is in worst shape she's seen in 31 years
• "Take Me Out" explores homophobia in professional athletics
• LA County to provide free access to feminine hygiene products, diapers and other personal care items
• Bloomington Police Remember 'Very Energetic' And 'Hardworking' K-9 Officer Brody
• Westmoreland County Couple Accused Of Endangering Their Kids Given Tentative Deal
• Event Organizer Raising Money To Give Oxford Students An Extravagant Prom
• Woman wounded after shooting on 91 Freeway in Carson
• In Wake Of Sacramento Shooting, New Bill Would Empower California Citizens To Sue Over Illegal Firearms
• The newest meatless meat is made from air
• Champlin Mother Murdered By Husband Outside Relative's Home: 'She Did Everything She Could To Protect Her Children'
• These lawmakers want more pot to be grown for research
• Defense Secretary defends military against Gaetz's accusations of "woke-ism"
• West Side manufacturing company provides more than 100 jobs in the community
• Soup kitchen says food deliveries from city are slowing
• SFPD Offers $50,000 Reward In 2020 Murder of Marcus Harrison In Bayview District
• 50 Cubs fans get a batting practice at Wrigley Field
• Two officers charged in contraband smuggling scheme at Rikers Island
• Bronx man says NYPD wouldn't help so he investigated hit-and-run
• Patriots' Berj Najarian Running Boston Marathon For New Nonprofit Focused On Highlighting Culture
• Lakers without LeBron again as they face playoff elimination
• Salary transparency law faces questions from City Council
• Student calls vaccine requirement to attend prom a double standard
• New NYC Transit president says safety is "job one"
• Kansas Comes Back, Wins NCAA Title 3 Years In The Making
• N.J. mayor at odds with wildlife advocates over 25-foot star
• A reward for up to $25,000 for information on crew that robbed Grand Crossing postal worker
• WATCH: Firefighters Battle Blaze At South Sacramento Residence
• Supporters of Alhambra Highlands Preservation Measure Get on June Ballot
• Dallas Mayor wants city leaders to look closer into deadly shooting
• CBS2 visits Lustgarten Foundation pancreatic cancer research lab
• Police Investigate Crash Between SUV & South Metro Fire Truck In Greenwood Village
• 2,000 gallons of diesel fuel stolen from Snowline Joint Unified School District
• Demetrius Antonio Esquire Wooden Arrested In Missouri, Accused In 2 Sexual Assaults In Denver Metro Area
• Stoughton Man Flies To Poland With Body Armor, Medical Supplies For Ukrainians
• Driver Hospitalized After Crash With Brightline Train In Hallandale Beach
• Mpls. Mayor Enacts Policy To Limit Application, Use Of No-Knock Warrants
• Financial Difficulties Force Peruvian Restaurateurs To Trade Lomo Saltado For Pizza
• Trump-backed Truth Social loses key staffers
• Indiana State Police, FBI identify "I-65 Killer" as Harry Edward Greenwell
• Therapist Accused Of Assaulting Child With Autism In Greensburg
• 'I Hold Accountable The School': Philadelphia Mother Of Teen Killed On Way Home From School Demands Answers From School District
• Exclusive: Mayor Eric Adams reflects on first 100 days in office
• Community MVP: Sharayna Christmas Of Muse 360 Arts
• Flag-Raising Ceremony Held At Forbes Hospital In Honor Of Donate Life Month
• Minnesota Insulin Safety Net Funds $6M In Supplies In 2021
• Philadelphia Zoo Keeping Birds Indoors As Precaution Against Highly Contagious Avian Flu
• Nonprofits Serving People With Disabilities Struggle To Rebound Amid Tight Job Market
• Flight Canceled? These Are Your Rights As A Traveler To Know
• New Foods At Target Field: Aussie Pies, An Official Grilled Cheese Sandwich And More
• Sacramento Shooting Suspect Smiley Martin Had Been Granted Early Release
• Twin Cities Woman Who Fought Against 'Family Glitch' Invited To White House For ACA Expansion
• IN FULL: Mayor Brandon Scott's 2022 State Of The City Address
• 'Frozen' And 'Hadestown' Headline Pittsburgh's 2022-23 Broadway Season
• Gwendolyn Whitfield, Broward Bus Driver Who Drove To Police Station During Shooting Receives Medal Of Valor
• Jessica Lee Matey Evans Identified As Woman Killed While Remembering Victim Of Earlier Fatal Crash
• It's getting harder to find an attorney for those facing eviction in New York
• Biden Administration Expected To Extend Student Loan Repayment Pause
• 2 killed as damaging storms tear across South
• Bromo Seltzer Arts Tower Reopens To Public Saturday
• SEE IT: Heroic Florida Deputies Pull Man From Burning Car
• Authorities Investigate Columbia Apartment Fire That Displaced 20 Residents
• 1 Reportedly Injured In Butler County Mobile Home Fire
• Family wants answers after Dallas woman's body left outside
• Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Appoints Mark Hanson As New President
• 3rd Arrest Made In Downtown Sacramento Shooting Investigation
• JetBlue makes a bid for Spirit Airlines, potentially sparking bidding war
• Scott Emphasizes Police Improvements, Community Investment & Economic Relief In Second State Of The City Address
• Capitol Police Say They've Captured A Fox After Lawmaker Says It Bit Through His Pant Leg
• Mother of Fallen SJPD Rookie Officer Arrested As Suspect In Milpitas Home Invasion Robbery
• North Miami Beach Apartment Building Condemned, Residents Forced Out
• 3 men arrested in connection with at least 5 follow-home robberies
• Police: Pittsburgh Man Charged With 5 Home Burglaries In Allegheny County
• 4 Arrested After Gunfire & Police Chase In Severn, Authorities Say
• Playwright's "what if" question about slavery turns into acclaimed play in Morgan Park
• Washtenaw County Deputy Pleads Guilty In Connection With Inmate Assault
• JetBlue Offers To Buy Spirit Airlines
• Oklahoma state House approves bill to make almost all abortions illegal
• Police: 4-Year-Old Girl Dies After Apparent Accidental Shooting Outside Of Chester Convenience Store
• Leominster Comes Together To Honor Fallen Marine Captain Ross Reynolds At Funeral
• 1 dead, 1 wounded in South Chicago shooting
• Gov. John Carney Declares April As Sexual Assault Awareness Month In Delaware
• Massachusetts Reports 1,116 New COVID Cases, Positivity Rate Up To 2.67%
• Collin County storms leave 1 home destroyed, several damaged
• Feds probe vehicle batteries after 5 manufacturer recalls
• Billmeier Staying With Willard On New Staff At Maryland
• Top U.S. military officer expects Ukraine conflict to be "measured in years"
• NASA's Artemis I Mega Moon Rocket Test Delayed Again
• Proud Boys Leader Enrique Tarrio Pleads Not Guilty To Conspiracy Related To Capitol Attack Planning
• State Reaches Settlement Over Smart & Final Pandemic Egg Price Gouging Allegations
• Possible human remains found along Des Plaines River in Joliet
• Where's Marty? Learning About Steeplechase Racing At My Lady's Manor
• Cheaper Prescription Drug Imports For Floridians? Plan Remains Stalled In Washington, D.C.
• Nonprofit Aims To Improve Baltimore's Playgrounds
• Philadelphia School District Launching New Program Overseeing Dismissals At Most Troubled School Corridors
• R. Kelly's sentencing in New York racketeering and sex trafficking case delayed until June
• Maryland G Ashley Owusu Says She's Entering Transfer Portal
• Lockdown Lifts At Osseo Middle School
• Police: Man Steals Woman's Car While She's Pumping Gas In Greensburg
• More than half a million dollars in fentanyl seized
• Philadelphia Health Officials Recommending Indoor Masking Again As Another Wave Of COVID-19 Could Be On Way
• Former Baltimore High School Wrestling Coach Charged With Sexual Abuse Of Minor
• Experts sound off on when to get the second COVID vaccine booster shot
• 15 Minnesota Poultry Flocks Now Infected With Bird Flu
• $1 Million Winning Powerball Ticket Remains Unclaimed, Will Expire In May
• Missing 79-Year-Old Wisconsin Woman Found Safe
• Florida Communities Object To FPL Rate Increases
• Georgia bill gives state Bureau of Investigations power to investigate allegations of voter fraud
• James Blue Pleads Guilty To Crash That Killed Mack Motzko, Sam Schuneman
• Kiski Elementary Student Brought Bullets Onto School Bus, District Says
• Northstar Trains Won't Run For Twins Games This Season, Report Says
• Ukrainian zoo may have to euthanize big animals after shelling
• Crews to remove 500 containers from cargo ship stuck in Chesapeake Bay
• Nashua Police Ask Public For Information In 2017 Death Of 4-Month-Old Luna Champagne
• Biden Administration To Extend Student Loan Repayment Pause Until August
• Man Facing Assault Charges After Being Arrested At Pittsburgh Public Schools Administration Building
• Chris Sale Is Being Awfully Tough On Himself Amid Latest Injury Rehab
• City officials will cut ribbon on Historic Filipinotown gateway with May 7 celebration
• Community leaders mark 30th anniversary of LA riots
• 37-Year-Old Daniel Bailey Killed In Hugo Residential Fire
• Portion of I-94 To Close In Detroit This Weekend For Bridge Demolition
• Dodgers sign Dellin Betances to minor league deal
• 83-year-old American nun kidnapped in Burkina Faso, diocese says
• NH Man Accused Of Robbing Tewksbury Bank Twice In A Month
• Saw Mill Run Boulevard Bridge Expected To Reopen Next Month
• Dallas police investigating shooting on Bexar Street that left 17-year-old dead
• 1 killed in Texas as damaging storms tear across South
• EPA rule would finally ban asbestos
• First Eaglet Hatches At U.S. Steel Bald Eagles' Nest
• Hurricane-Force Wind Gusts Close Some Colorado Ski Areas
• Jury In Parkland Shooter Nikolas Cruz Penalty Trial Allowed To Tour School Building Where It Happened
• White House extends student loan repayment pause through August 31
• Female Suspect Carjacks Driver In San Francisco Sunset District
• Cooking Corner: Breakfast Buffet
• 16th Street Mall Upgrades Include Pedestrian Safety, Better Transit Access
• Preliminary Hearing For Jayana Webb, Accused Of DUI Crash That Killed 2 Pa. State Troopers, Pedestrian, Postponed
• Boston Calling Festival Organizers Tease Upcoming Announcement
• Maryland Lawmakers OK Bill Outlawing Practice Of Declawing Cats
• White House To Extend Student Loan Pause Through Aug. 31
• Kendrick Bourne Shares Videos From Patriots Throwing Session With Mac Jones
• Biden Administration To Extend Pandemic Student Loan Payment Pause Through August 31
• David Patrick, Oklahoma's Assistant Head Coach, Hired To Lead Sac State Hornets Basketball
• Ryan Getzlaf retires after illustrious 17-year career, all with the Anaheim Ducks
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Fog followed by rain
• Police: Man shot in Houston after running over worker, stabbing another
• Catalytic Converter Thefts: Is Your Vehicle A Top Target For Thieves?
• Child plunges from window in the Bronx
• Police capture fox after congressman was attacked near U.S. Capitol
• Airbnb cancels reservations in Russia and Belarus
• Washington County Man Faces Attempted Homicide Charges For Allegedly Stabbing Roommate
• Twins Consider Postponing Opening Day Due To Weather
• Feds: Miami Man Sentenced To Nearly 13 Years In Prison After Buying Child Porn With Cryptocurrency
• Almost 200 Got Evacuation Warning After Downed Power Line Sparked Small Fire In Boulder County
• Doug Edert, 2 others looking to leave Saint Peter's
• Record-breaking spring heat headed for Southern California
• Backstreet's Back: DNA Tour Takes Over Fiddler's Green Aug. 2
• Broomfield House Fire Injures 3, Dog And Rabbits Rescued By Firefighters
• Police ID the "I-65 killer" suspected in 1980s slayings of 3 motel clerks
• Tarrant County extends ban on outdoor burning
• The man who beat Amazon says he's just getting started
• GM, Honda To Co-Produce 'Affordable' Electric Vehicles
• What Title 42's end could mean for migrants waiting on asylum
• Jon Batiste on Grammy wins, secret marriage and symphony premiere
• Rapper Tory Lanez arrested for social media posts directed at Megan Thee Stallion
• Georgia candidate for governor Stacey Abrams' net worth over $3 million
• SEE IT: Fly Through The New Formula One Miami Grand Prix Experience
• Comedian Chris Rock Adds 2nd Pittsburgh Show
• Olympic Gold Medalist Sunisa Lee Banking On More NCAA Success
• Police Say 15-Year-Old Juan Carlos Robles-Corona Was Ambushed In Deadly Shooting While Leaving School
• Here's how much money the top ransomware gangs reel in
• Rockies Select Contract Of LHP Ty Blach, Make Other Moves
• Two Suspects Pretend To Be From Water Department, Steal Items From Farmington Hills Home
• $1 million Texas lottery scratch ticket win for person in Mesquite
• CBS News finds evidence of atrocities near Ukraine's capital
• Tiger Woods Intends To Play In The Masters
• Philadelphia Police: Man Wanted For Burglary Of 2 Apartments In Wissahickon
• Ohio lawmakers introduce bill similar to Florida's "Don't Say Gay" bill
• Burger King sued by customers who claim Whoppers are too small
• Cleared Of Sexual Abuse Claim, Baltimore Priest Returns To Ministry
• How to buy Broadway tickets online
• Chicago dad and daughter survive lightning strike in Tampa; 'I was flying out of my shoes'
• Cardiac Ablation Without Radiation At Memorial
• $10K reward for information proposed to capture alleged hit-and-run driver that killed Long Beach man, young daughter
• New sweet and savory snacks for White Sox fans this season
• Cubs holding fan raffle Tuesday at Gallagher Way
• Gov. Pritzker signs bill allowing COVID paid leave for vaccinated school employees
• CSO's Ricard Muti tests positive for COVID
• David Pastrnak To Miss Bruins' Game In Detroit After Injury In Columbus
• GALLERY: New Foods At Target Field 2022
• U.S. Justice Department Seizes Russian-Based Hydra Market In Darknet Crackdown
• Chicago Aldermen continue fight to make ghost guns illegal in Illinois
• Year after crash, Tiger Woods says he's planning to play the Masters
• AAA: Florida Gas Prices Decline After Oil Price Drop
• Zelenskyy tells U.N. Russia is "deliberately destroying Ukrainian cities"
• Just 14 months removed from LA crash, Tiger Woods plans to play in Masters
• More Potential Jurors Facing Questions In Jury Selection Process For Parkland Shooter Nikolas Cruz's Sentencing Trial
• Several Cruisers Hit In Police Chase That Ends Outside Encore Boston Harbor Casino
• COVID In Minnesota: 1,092 Newly Counted Cases, And 4 More Deaths
• Tiger Woods Intends To Play In The Masters And Thinks He Can Win
• Supreme Court Nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson Gets Support From Two More GOP Senators
• Tiger Woods Says He's Planning To Play The Masters, Final Decision Will Come Wednesday
• High water rescues after storms bring heavy rain to North Texas
• Rob Gronkowski 'Not Ready To Commit To The Game Of Football Right Now,' Still Undecided On Playing Future
• After Monday storms, near record heat in North Texas Tuesday
• Harvard students help Ukrainians fleeing violence find housing
• Bronx woman shot to death running for cover inside bodega
• 4 Arrested After Modesto-Area Gas Station Robbery; 'Ghost' Gun Recovered
• McDonald's Workers Reach Settlement Deal Over Harassment At Michigan Location
• Year after crash, Tiger Woods says he's planning to play the Masters
• Costco membership deal: Save on gas prices and get a free Costco gift card
• Rising Local Metal Heroes Charger Headline Starline Social Club in Oakland
• Pedestrian killed after being hit by 4 cars on 170 Freeway in North Hollywood
• Tiger Woods Says He's Planning To Play The Masters
• Caught on video: Suspect in Queens home invasion, sexual assault
• Proud Boys leader pleads not guilty to conspiracy related to Jan. 6
• US Coast Guard Offloads More Than $160 Million In Illegal Drugs In Miami Beach
• Baltimore Native Gene Shue, All-Star Player And Coach Of The Year, Dies At 90
• US Rep. Fred Upton To Retire From Congress
• Child swept away in Kern River
• SPPS Receives Grant To Improve Walking, Biking Conditions Near Schools
• Florida Sues Biden Administration Over Immigration Enforcement
• Colorado Weather: Highest Wind Gust List Includes 103 MPH Atop Peak 8 At Breckenridge
• Timothy Arsenal, 37, Charged With Arson In St. Paul Grocery Store Fire
• Consecutive Tragedies: Woman Killed By Driver While Paying Respects At Late-Friend's Roadside Memorial
• 4 Teens Arrested In Attempted Stanford Shopping Center Carjacking
• Police: Stay Vigilant, Virtual Kidnapping Scam Going Around
• Colorado Passes Reproductive Health Equity Act Amid Supreme Court Debate Over Abortion
• Congressman who voted to impeach Trump announces retirement
• WBZ And New England Revolution Teaming Up For Weather Education Day
• Denver Weather: Tropical Storm To Hurricane Force Wind Gusts Will Keep Area On Wildfire Alert Tuesday
• Elon Musk joins Twitter's board after becoming its largest shareholder
• Man Killed In Brownsville Hit And Run
• US Agency Opens Probe Into Electric Vehicle Batteries
• Ivanka Trump appears before January 6 committee
• Bill Aiming To Raise Fines For Negligent Colorado Assisted Living Facilities One Step Closer To Becoming Law
• Harlem mother dies after she and 6-year-old son were struck by car
• Second teen charged in murder of 70-year-old Yvonne Ruzich during Hegewisch carjacking attempt
• Matt Mowers, Former Trump Aide Seeking NH House Seat, Voted In 2 States In 2016 Election
• Earthquake simulator comes to Union Station in downtown LA
• Police investigate hazing allegations involving women's rugby team
• Police Shoot, Kill 2 Men In Separate West Michigan Incidents
• New Jersey high schools could see later start time
• CBS4 Employee Now Among The Many Catalytic Converter Theft Victims
• Elderly woman may be forced to move after landlord raises her rent by nearly 30%
• Brad Marchand Angers Internet, Blue Jackets With Hit On Andrew Peeke During Bruins' Victory In Columbus
• Woman Killed After Crashing Into Logging Truck On Route 8
• Police Seize Catalytic Converters In Seekonk Raid; Suspects Charged With Receiving Stolen Property
• LL Cool J unveils "Rock the Bells" festival this summer in Queens
• Detroit Is Largest US City To Challenge 2020 Census Numbers
• 2nd man arrested in Sacramento mass shooting that left 6 dead
• Many Americans reluctant to discuss pot use despite legalization
• Boston's Only Black-Owned Bookstore Gets Support From Around The World After Fire
• Overturned Semi-truck On I-80 Causes Ramp Closure
• Survey Shows Daily Handwashing Is Down Since Start Of COVID Pandemic
• Sacramento mass shooting suspect in court, second suspect arrested
• PTL Links: April 5, 2022
• University Of Maryland Police Seek Suspect In On-Campus Assault
• Ruling against New York's redistricting plan temporarily on hold
• 'Intense Critic' Elon Musk Joins Twitter Board Of Directors; What's Next For The Social Media Giant?
• Miami Weather: A Few Stray Showers Possible On The Breeze
• Rain Threatening To Postpone Red Sox-Yankees Opening Day In New York
• Maryland Weather: Rain Later
• Tigers Trade For OF Austin Meadows
• Ukraine's Zelenskyy calls on world to take action over atrocities
• Darwin notebooks missing for 2 decades returned — with a message
• Car Crashes Into Rancho Cordova Home
• Low pay, grueling work fuels trucker shortage
• Johnson Co. pallet fire rages after suspected lightning strike
• Women's Foundation Of Minnesota And #SHARETHEMICMN Collaboration
• Red Sox Place Chris Sale On 60-Day IL To Start 2022 Season
• Bloomington Police K-9 Dies Unexpectedly: 'Our Hearts Are Heavy'
• Sacramento shooting suspect has history of violent crime
• State Lawmaker Tou Xiong Pleads Guilty To Driving Under The Influence
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 4/5 Tuesday forecast
• Man honored for saving 73-year-old woman from alligator attack
• Man shot, wounded on 710 Freeway in Cudahy
• California may empower citizens to sue over illegal firearms
• Investigators looking into fire at Brooklyn bar
• Woman convicted of murder 3 decades after baby found dead on road
• Caught on video: Pregnant woman's purse stolen on Queens sidewalk
• China extends Shanghai lockdown as COVID spreads despite draconian policy
• Caring For Friends In Need Of Volunteers, Donations As Demand For Healthy Meals For Those In Need Continues To Grow
• Break-ins reported at Macy's and LensCrafters in The Loop
• Police: Man stabbed at Lower Manhattan subway station
• What are war crimes and could Putin be prosecuted for them?
• Police Locate One Pembroke Pines Brother, Second Still Missing
• Driver Runs Out Of Gas, Hit By Pickup Truck On Route 495 In Andover
• Caught on video: Man brutally attacked with brick in Harlem
• Pittsburgh Weather: Afternoon Rain Chances
• VOTE: Flavor Of The Fair Contest
• At Least 30 Shots Fired In North Philadelphia Shooting That Killed 21-Year-Old Man
• Navy Pier hosting job fair Tuesday as businesses hope for return to normal this summer
• CTA train operator pushed onto tracks at Granville Red Line stop
• Romance novelist goes on trial in killing of her chef husband
• Here's how Congress wants to fix America's retirement crisis
• Chicago First Alert Weather: mild temperatures, afternoon showers
• Indonesian principal sentenced to death for raping at least 13 girls
• South Jersey High School Students 'Heartbroken' After Spirit Airlines Cancelations Affect Senior Trips
• Carl Watts Jr. Charged In Deadly Shooting Of His Wife Shandell Harris At North Miami Beach Jewish Community Center
• Obama returns to White House for health care event with Biden
• Fire Damages Multiple Rowhomes In Pittsburgh
• Film Of Prince At Age 11 Discovered In Archival Footage Of 1970 Mpls. Teachers Strike
• How Many Convicted Carjackers In The Twin Cities Face Prison Time?
• Former Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto Joining Carnegie Mellon University Faculty
• 'This Is Crazy': QuestLove, Internet Reacts To WCCO's Archive Footage Of Prince At Age 11
• Kansas rallies, beats North Carolina 72-69 to win NCAA title

Videos from April 5, 2022

• LA drivers rattled after 3 freeway shootings in 24 hours
• Caught on camera: 7-Eleven in Montclair robbed, clerk pistol-whipped
• Drummer attacked by ax-wielding assailant
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Showers and storms overnight
• Beloved Dinkel's bakery in Lakeview closing after 101 years
• One killed in minibike crash
• Suspected package thief busted in Bowmanville
• Sacramento mass shooting suspect in court; second suspect arrested
• Police say man might have recorded more than 100 minors at YMCAs
• Deputies investigating bloody stabbing death
• Family and friends search for missing Gary woman after crashed car is found
• Mother, adult daughter and son all found dead of gunshot wounds in Morgan Park home
• First Alert Forecast: CBS2 4/5 Nightly Weather at 11PM
• Windy Night Turns Into A Sunny, Warm Morning
• Vigil held for innocent woman killed by stray bullet in the Bronx
• Granbury Teacher Resigns After Science 'Experiment' Goes Wrong
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• Firefighters save man's home from encroaching flames as Johnson County pallet yard fire burned
• "Plaza Suite" star Matthew Broderick tests positive for COVID-19
• Ukraine's president pleads for end to torture, murder of civilians
• Police seek person who started fire inside Brooklyn bar
• Police searching for missing 15-year-old boy with autism
• LAPD searching for missing 11-month-old boy
• Two injured in shooting on 710 Freeway
• Three members of one family shot and killed in Morgan Park home
• 710 Freeway closed at 105 for shooting investigation
• Two hurt in shooting on the 710 Freeway
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