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Articles from April 7, 2022

• Elderly Woman Held At Gunpoint In San Francisco Home Invasion Robbery
• San Francisco South Beach Businesses Staff Up for Giants Opening Day
• Trailblazing Bay Area Jurist Reflects on Senate Confirmation of Ketanji Brown Jackson
• 'Bullets Don't Have Names': Lodi Mom Who Lost Son To Gun Violence Steps Up After Sacramento Shooting
• PGA's Cameron Champ Helping Sacramento-Area Children 'Master' The Game of Life
• Opening Day: Ohtani K's 9; Angels lose home opener to Astros, 3-1
• 'People That Peddle This Poison Are Evil': Federal, Local Law Enforcement Warn Coloradans About Prevalence Of Deadly Fentanyl
• Colorado Law Students React To Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson's Confirmation To Supreme Court: 'Gives Me Hope'
• Thompson Scores 33, Warriors Beat Lakers to Win Third in Row
• Sacramento Police Interacted With Suspects Hours Before K Street Killings — Was It A Missed Opportunity?
• Flames Beat Sharks 4-2
• McDavid scores 42nd, extends streak as Oilers top Kings, 3-2
• Sacramento Nightlife Beefs Up Security Just Days Removed From Downtown Shooting
• Forest Service Outlines Steps To Allow E-bikes On Colorado's Forest Trails
• Thompson scores 33, Warriors beat Lakers to win third in row
• Woman whose son and husband injured in freeway shooting speaks out
• Yuba County Deputies Arrest Woman Whose 2 Boys Were Found Drowned in Bathtub
• Bay Area Parents Worry About Kids' Mental Health After Years of Pandemic
• Stolen Vehicle Suspects Exchange Gunfire With Jefferson County Deputies Before Crash, Arrest
• Norwood Middle Schooler Rushed To Hospital After Eating Chocolate That Was Marijuana Edible
• MCI-Cedar Junction In Walpole Will Stop Housing Inmates Within 2 Years
• Worcester Woman Hospitalized For 3 Months Due To COVID Now Dealing With Kidney Failure
• Nuggets Clinch Playoff Berth With 122-109 Rout Of Grizzlies
• 2022 Hurricane Season May Be More Active Than Usual, Researchers Say
• Minnesota State Beats Rival Minnesota 5-1 To Reach Frozen Four Final
• Cook County Sheriff's office tells Tinley Park crowd how to prevent being a carjacking victim
• 'My Dad Would Be Really Happy': Running The Boston Marathon To Heal From Father's Sudden Death
• Anthony Edwards Scores 49 Points As Wolves Hold Off Spurs, 127-121
• Man Convicted of Arson for 2020 Dolan Fire That Killed 12 California Condors
• Student says civil rights violated by Montclair State's vax policy change
• Newport Beach Police seeking public help in finding missing 10-year-old boy
• Body cam video shows Tahir Kelly falling on face after Michigan City officer uses Taser
• Ramsey Elementary School Increases Security After Man Gets Into Girls' Bathroom
• Couple says moving company charged them exorbitantly, damaged their property, among other things
• Minnesota woman saves New Rochelle teen with bone marrow transplant
• Joshua ISD parents demand change after teachers resign over school lunches
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Wet start to the weekend
• Blackhawks blanked by Kraken, Hossa retires as Blackhawk and has jersey retired
• Climate Change Is Slowly Prolonging Allergy Season In Minnesota
• Wanted Man Accused Of Raping Teen Apprehended By Law Enforcement
• Two Victims Shot, Two Teens Arrested After Santa Rosa Sideshow Activity
• Parents Of Camden County Students Who Drank Contaminated Milk File Class-Action Lawsuit Against Guida's Dairy
• 'Splat Gun' TikTok Challenge Comes To Maryland, Officials Say
• Good Question: How Do They Activate Severe Weather Sirens?
• 'It's A Moment Of Hope': Delaware State Professor On Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson's Historic Confirmation To Supreme Court
• Miami-Dade Police Officer Under Criminal Investigation Involving Child Porn
• Arrest made in shooting of off-duty Inglewood Police officer in Lennox
• 'This is our homecoming:' Colleyville synagogue to reopen after January attack
• House Rejects Bill To Extend Gas Tax Holiday, Which Ends Next Week
• Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson's Confirmation Inspires Next Generation At Harvard Law
• Detroit Animal Care Waives Adoption, Licensing Fees For Opening Day Weekend
• 'Her Kids Were Her Life:' Reward Doubled In Murder Of Baltimore Mother of Three
• 4 Suspects Sought In Attack Of Prince George's County Senior
• Detroit Police Seek Man Wanted In Hit-And-Run
• Igor Shesterkin stops 30 shots, Rangers blank Penguins
• 2 Dallas firefighters hurt, residents displaced by 5-alarm fire at senior apartments
• 7-Year-Old Boy Dies After Being Hit By Car While Waiting For School Bus In Bethesda
• Man Killed In North Minneapolis Shooting Identified As Devan Dampier
• Towing Companies Come Under Scrutiny At Colorado State Capitol
• Fox News correspondent Benjamin Hall shares first update since Ukraine attack
• Maryland Weather: Afternoon Showers Expected Friday
• Sheriff's deputies investigating fatal shooting in South Los Angeles
• Giannis, Holiday Help Bucks Rally Past Celtics 127-121
• Without Thybulle, Sixers Fall To Raptors 119-114
• Shesterkin Stops 30 As Rangers Again Beat Penguins
• Medicare Considers Cutting Premiums After Limiting Alzheimer's Drug Coverage
• Dallas College program helps students get debt-free degrees
• So, Who Is Ketanji Brown Jackson & What Is Her Connection To South Florida?
• Flyers Score Three In Second Period, Top Blue Jackets
• Colorado Weather: Less Wind Leads To A Warm Start For Weekend
• Senate Confirms Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, Miami Palmetto Senior High Grad, To U.S. Supreme Court
• Early Spring Heat Wave May Prompt Bay Area Water Agencies To Adopt Stricter Drought Restrictions
• WATCH: Stockton Police Release Video Of February 22 Deadly Shooting After Pursuit
• Experts warn complacency could be kindling for Texas wildfires
• Canadiens shred Devils' defense in lopsided win
• Walk of Fame Star honoring Grammy-Winning Singer Ashanti unveiled
• Nuremberg Prosecutor, South Florida Resident Benjamin Ferencz Receives Governor's Medal Of Freedom
• Thieves Target San Francisco Guest House for Pediatric Patients
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• Scorching heat breaks records across Southland
• Family of 6-year-old hurt by baseball at LA Angels game speaks out
• Telescope discovers record-breaking galactic space laser
• Manatee Feeding Plan Ends In Florida, Starvation Still An Issue
• Silver Alert canceled after missing Fort Worth man found safe
• Truck Catches Fire On I-95 Under Benjamin Franklin Bridge
• Texas Man Pleads Guilty To Chartering Plane To Bring 13 Pounds Of Cocaine To Pittsburgh
• 79-year-old cited for hitting 12-year-old boy
• Missing 13-Year-Old Found Safe
• Pro Football Hall of Famer Rayfield Wright dead at 76
• 'I Wanted To Do Something Monumental': Sacramento Man Looks To Make Team USA For 2024 Summer Olympics Break Dancing Debut
• Illinois budget agreement provides $1.83B in tax relief for working families, Pritzker say
• Man Shot By San Jose Police After Disarming Gunman During Restaurant Brawl Files Civil Rights Suit
• Man Killed In East Baltimore Double Shooting
• 5 Pittsburgh Police Officers Appealing Firing Over Jim Rogers' Death
• NorCal Hot Temps Increase Snow Melt, Authorities Warn Of Frigid River Conditions
• Tesla Opens New Texas 'Gigafactory' With Massive Invitation-Only Party
• Suspected Gunman In Roseville Shooting Had Long History Of Mental Health Struggles
• Every Baltimore Orioles Opening Day Starter & Result
• Power outage at Universal Studios temporarily stranded some riders
• Pistons Fans Bringing Fashion, Culture To Games
• 11 indicted for faking at least 400 marriages
• Ian Happ gets 3 hits as Cubs beat Brewers on opening day
• UPDATE: Eastbound I-580 in Livermore Reopens Following Police Investigation
• Man Accused Of Sexual Battery In Stockton Surrenders To Police
• San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo Targets 'Frequent Flyers' in Crackdown on Violent Crime
• Former Employee At CDPH Office Of AIDS Sentenced To Prison For $2 Million Fraud Scheme
• Coalition Of Republican Lawmakers & Victim Advocacy Groups Call For End to Early Release Program
• With more violent attacks on CTA, no response from city officials on whether more safety measures needed
• DA declines to file charges against six officers in deadly shootings
• Crews Break Ground On Affordable Housing Apartment Complex At Colfax Avenue And Verbena Street
• Officials seek help solving cold case of 16-year-old who disappeared decades ago
• Colorado Elected Leaders React To Confirmation Of Ketanji Brown Jackson As Next Supreme Court Justice
• Robocalls up 16% in the wake of federal regulation intended to crack down on spoofed phone numbers
• San Francisco Bay Area Residents Swelter As 'Mini-Heat Wave' Sends Temperatures Soaring
• Cardinals Beat Pirates 9-0 On Opening Day
• With more than a decade as a hole in the ground, new plans for Chicago Spire site
• American Dream mall reopens after shooting, as search continues
• Dozens Sickened After Eating At South Fayette High School Football Banquet
• Maryland Seeks Solutions For Ship Stuck In Chesapeake Bay
• Federal Grand Jury Indicts Ohio Man On Drug And Gun Charges
• Library Day-Use Parks Vehicle Pass
• Senate candidate Dr. Oz reports at least $100 million in assets
• Arapahoe Avenue In Boulder Reopens After Bus Caught In Sinkhole
• Federal appeals court upholds Biden vaccine rule for all federal employees
• Grocery deliveries at center of concerns on N.J. plastic bag ban
• Exclusive: Victims of car-to-car shooting on 110 Freeway speak out
• Blades, Bolt-Cutters, License Plate In Suspicious Vehicle Tipped Off Deputy To Catalytic Converter Theft Suspect
• 1 Arrested After Fatal Shooting Of Robert Landstra In Linda
• Minnesota Man Skateboarding Across New Zealand To Combat Human Trafficking In His Native Vietnam
• Woman Stabbed Her Children To Protect Them, Family Says
• Skulls seized addressed for Iowa at O'Hare's International Mail Facility
• Westmoreland County Couple Accused Of Abusing Infant Son
• Gov. Hochul: Conceptual agreement reached on state budget
• Andrea Jenkins On 'Amazingly Emotional, Inspiring Experience' Of Watching Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson's Confirmation Hearings In D.C.
• Atlanta preschool combats teacher shortage by hiring Afghan refugees
• Jackson confirmed to Supreme Court, making history as first Black female justice
• Westminster police seek public help in finding jewelry store robbery suspects
• Jogger discovers "alien like creature" with "human" lips on Australian beach
• Schools face rise in suicides during pandemic: "So many kids are hurting"
• Pittsburgh Public Works Hit By Catalytic Converter Thefts
• Dallas police arrest Manuel Tellez in connection to fatal stabbing, burning
• As Blue-White Game Approaches, Optimism Surrounds Penn State At Spring Practice
• Woman wins $10 million after pressing wrong lottery button
• Zelenskyy says situation in Borodyanka is much worse than in Bucha
• Business Owners Expecting Boost On Orioles Opening Day
• Owner of Wicker Park building where façade fell on woman was told to make repairs last month
• Former State Worker Sentenced For Role In $2M Scheme To Defraud Office Of AIDS
• Harlem nonprofit Brotherhood Sister Sol celebrates new HQ
• Man Says He Was Assaulted During Fake Traffic Stop In Homestead
• "Plaza Suite" cancels shows after Sarah Jessica Parker gets COVID
• Police search for possible robbery suspects inside mall
• Another Lawsuit Could Delay Marshall Fire Cleanup Efforts
• Colorado Lawmakers Advance Bill To Protect Elections Workers
• 2 Suspects Sought After Palo Alto Man Robbed Of Laptop, Cash From His Home Overnight
• As the price of gas soars, some fill up by stealing it
• HP Shares Soar As Warren Buffett Snaps Up 121 Million Shares In Buying Spree
• Experts optimistic commercial real estate in NYC is rebounding
• Sacramento City Teachers Approve New Contract With District, With 98% Of Union Voting In Favor
• Man Faces Homicide Charge After Victim He Allegedly Ran Over Dies
• Governor Wolf Continues Push For $200 Million Scholarship Program To Lower Student Debt
• How new technologies help Lustgarten Foundation learn more about pancreatic cancer
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Rain, snow mix possible overnight
• Colorado-Based Foundation Houses Dozens Of Ukrainian Orphans In Romania
• Thousands Participate In Mercedes-Benz Corporate Run In Its Return To Fort Lauderdale
• Contraband Detection Dogs Find Loaded Weapon In Modesto High Student's Backpack
• Ketanji Brown Jackson's Supreme Court confirmation celebrated in LA
• Department of Corrections Commissioner on Rikers Island: "We're making sure that there's accountability"
• Brewers Hope Change In MN Law Would Let Them Sell Their Own Six-Packs
• Trio Of Thieves Stole Cars From Opa-locka Dealership, Shot Security Guard
• Scholars: Brown Jackson SCOTUS confirmation to have lasting impact
• Colorado State University Forecasts Above Normal Atlantic Hurricane Season
• 'No Good' Weather Actually Not Bad For Minnesota Farms
• Exclusive Look Inside Frankford Apartment Gunman Fired From, Striking SEPTA Police Officer Ervis Onuzi
• South Side Cubs fans remember a special player who called Chatham home
• Paley Center for Media to host open house on Saturday
• Fort Lauderdale Firefighter Matty Johnson Heads To Ukraine To Help
• Man Brutally Attacked While Withdrawing Money From Fort Lauderdale ATM
• 'Change Is Coming': Ketanji Brown Jackson Confirmed By Senate
• Baltimore Woman Who Was First To Play In Baseball's Pony League Reflects On Historic Moment
• Tiger Woods' Showing At Augusta Was Nothing Short Of Remarkable
• Cedarbrook Middle School Students Break Silence To Call Attention To Violence Endured By LGBTQIA+ Community
• Residents Forced To Move Out Of Illegal East Boston Apartment Used By Flight Attendants As 'Crash Pad'
• Hogan Breaks Ground On First Comprehensive Cancer Center In Prince George's County
• Man found dead inside burning RV parked in Ventura
• Jury Finds Alex Ewing Guilty In 1984 Murder Of Patricia Smith
• City officials blame feds for rental assistance check that went to deadbeat tenant instead of landlord
• Bank robber shot and killed in Fontana
• Police Arrest Man Accused Of Shooting 3 On South Beach
• New Exhibit Showcasing Irish American Artist Sean Scully Opens Monday At Philadelphia Museum Of Art
• San Jose Sharks GM Doug Wilson Stepping Down After 19 Seasons
• Democrats And Republicans Weigh Dueling Tax Plans; 'Walz Checks' Left Out
• Obama meets with Hyde Park Academy students
• Several Michigan Law Enforcement Agencies Take Part In Campaign To Crack Down On Distracted Driving
• Disney To Build Affordable Homes Near Orlando Theme Park
• South Jersey Congressional Candidate, Lockdown-Defying Gym Owner Ian Smith Charged With DWI
• Heavy Machinery Truck Clips Low Hanging Power Lines, Starts Fire In Yuba County
• Minnesota Mom Finalist For NHL's Community Hero Award For Efforts To Diversify Youth Hockey
• 'It's Very Terrifying': Some SEPTA Riders Fear For Safety After 3 Attacks In Last Week
• Scientist Hugh McTavish Cites COVID Shutdown In Bid For Governor
• Small Business Owners Struggling With Inflation
• Pittsburgh Pirates' Ke'Bryan Hayes Leaves Game On Opening Day With Left Forearm Spasm
• US Life Expectancy Continues Historic Decline With Another Drop In 2021, Study Finds
• Philadelphia May Issue Indoor Mask Mandate Again If COVID Cases Continue To Rise; Announcement Expected Monday
• Cubs Opening Day: Fans return and businesses open at Wrigley Field
• Alabama lawmakers pass transgender youth medication ban
• Lyons man charged with illegally burying mother and sister in back yard; brother also to face charges
• 'Downtown Is Back' Message Supported By Increased Police Presence
• New Jersey Families, Stores Preparing For One Of Nation's Strictest Plastic Bag Bans To Go Into Effect
• Nassau Police warn about increase in scams targeting elderly residents
• Rep. Angie Craig Tests Positive For COVID
• Philadelphia Councilmember Calls For State Of Emergency In Kensington To Address Opioid Crisis
• Fake Rideshare Driver Fernando Avila Hernandez, Accused of Sexual Assault, Appeared In Court
• Wall beds recalled after one falls on woman, killing her
• Miami Weather: Record Heat Possible Thursday, Cooler Over The Weekend
• 3 fugitives wanted for child-related crimes arrested
• Captain America debut comic sells for $3.1M in Dallas auction
• Massachusetts Reports 1,760 New COVID Cases, 7-Day Positivity Rate Jumps To 2.75%
• Massachusetts Senate Unveils Climate Bill To Help State Meet Greenhouse Gas Goal By 2050
• Retirements are again fueling a shortage in the labor force
• Former Broncos Lineman Mark Schlereth Undergoes Heart Surgery
• Hatboro Police Officer Ryan Allen Dies After Put In Coma Following Bee Sting
• Dad Faces Charges After Leaving Boy, 4, In Stroller At Aventura Mall Bathroom
• 63% Of Maryland's Black & Hispanic Children Lived In Struggling Homes Even Before Pandemic, Report Shows
• Boston Couple Plans To Build City's 1st Holocaust Museum
• Dungeness Crab Fishery Along Entire California Coast Closing Due To Whale Entanglements
• Woman Accused Of Shoplifting Nearly $10,000 Worth Of Items
• VIDEO: Police Seek Suspect In Robbery At Detroit Family Dollar
• Hondo goes on the run after he's framed for murder, on the 100th episode of "S.W.A.T."
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• 2 Women Injured By Separate Lightning Strikes In New Castle County
• Omicron subvariant BA.2 now estimated to be 84% of cases in New York, New Jersey
• Xander Bogaerts Rejected A Contract Offer From Red Sox, Won't Negotiate New Deal During Season
• Maryland Has A New Database To Find Mental Health & Substance Abuse Services
• Oak Park resident detains Chilean national after interrupting burglary
• Hopkins Brings Back Mask Mandate Amid Uptick In COVID-19 Cases
• Poll Finds Many In Bay Area Still Concerned About COVID-19, Believe 'Normal' Still Months Away
• United Way Offering Free Tax Prep Assistance
• Dungeness Crab Fishery Off California Coast Closing Due To Whale Entanglements
• Atmospheric methane levels surged by a record amount in 2021: NOAA
• Nicor Gas assisting customers with additional services through new support program
• Commercial crew set for historic SpaceX launch to space station
• South Lake Tahoe's Fourth Of July Parade Slated To Return After 2-Year Hiatus
• 'Not Love Stories': 11 Charged With Arranging Hundreds Of Sham Marriages To Get Around Immigration Laws
• Deadly Shooting In Central Tel Aviv: 'A Terrorist Opened Fire At Short Range'
• Over 1 million without power in Puerto Rico after fire causes major blackout
• Manhattan DA says Trump criminal probe is ongoing
• Philadelphia Elementary School Lockdown Lifted After Staff Member Brought Gun To School
• Road rage an increasing problem on North Texas roads
• 'Front Row Seat To History': Minnesota Leaders React To Confirmation Of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson
• Evanston to begin giving out beach passes on Monday
• Minnesota Legislature OKs $1M In Emergency Funds For Bird Flu Fight
• 2 Missing Boys Believed To Be In Danger Found Safe
• UPDATE: Tiger Woods Electrifies Masters Crowd; Opening Round 1-Under Par
• 1 Student Injured In Fight At Patterson High School, District Says
• Ex-Madison School District Board President Charged With Tax Evasion
• Former Adams County Deputy Sentenced To Jail In 'Outrageous And Reprehensible' Sex Assault Case
• FDA Could Approve Ecstasy For PTSD, But Not In Colorado Unless Lawmakers Act
• Milk Cartons Contaminated With Sanitizer Sent To Boston Public Schools
• The Ford reveals concert lineup for 2022 season
• Bird flu's grisly question: How to kill millions of poultry
• Sons Of Boston Liquor License Suspended After Bouncer Charged With Killing Marine Veteran
• 'Going Out Of Fashion' Study Conducted By Colorado Group Finds Some Major Clothing Companies Have No Plans To Phase Out Toxic Forever Chemicals
• Russia booted from U.N. Human Rights Council
• Crews contain large structure fire in East Fort Worth
• It's Opening Day for LA Angels; Dodgers to open Friday
• 23-Year-Old Killed In Crash On I-94 In Ypsilanti Township
• Deadly shooting in central Tel Aviv kills 2; "indications" of terrorist attack
• Florida COVID-19 Hospitalizations Up Slightly
• 2 Window Washers Rescued After Getting Stuck Outside 42nd Floor Of Boston Skyscraper
• Who Is In -- And Who Is Out -- As Celtics Go For No. 2 Seed Vs. Bucks Thursday Night
• 1 Dead, 2 Injured Including Pregnant Woman In Separate Richmond Shootings
• DC Mayor Tests Positive For COVID-19, Reports Mild Symptoms
• A GOP-controlled Senate could grind Biden's judicial nominations to a halt
• Man beats roommate with stick over 'what a mosquito looks like'
• The Brian Flores Lawsuit Against The NFL Has Grown Rather Significantly
• New Kensington-Arnold Teachers Going On Strike
• How each senator voted on Ketanji Brown Jackson's Supreme Court nomination
• Historic Vote: Senate Confirms Ketanji Brown Jackson to Supreme Court; 1st Black Female Justice
• Detroit Police Officer Charged In Sexual Assault Of Minor
• Man in custody following standoff with police in Woodland Hills
• Senate Confirms Ketanji Brown Jackson To Be First Black Woman To Sit On Supreme Court
• Ketanji Brown Jackson Confirmed To Supreme Court, Making History As First Black Female Justice (CBS News)
• California's worsening drought could disrupt hydropower electricity generation this summer
• Walmart boosts annual pay for new truck drivers to $110,000
• How the war ends in Ukraine is an "open question," top military officer says
• Britney Spears objects to paying $663,000 of her mother's legal fees
• Report: Pirates Working On Long-Term Extension With Ke'Bryan Hayes
• Philadelphia Weather: Flood Watch In Effect For Southeastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey Suburbs, Northern Delaware Until Friday
• Aurora City Manager Refrains From Providing Specifics In Explanation Of Police Chief Vanessa Wilson's Firing
• Person Fatally Shot At Lake Merritt in Oakland
• American Airlines Will Use Buses For Hops To Philadelphia From 2 Nearby Airports
• Frontier Airlines Announces Plan For Ground Boarding Facility At Denver International Airport
• Hearing Sirens This Thursday? Don't Worry, It's Just A Drill
• UPDATE: Driver Killed In Head-On Crash Into Big Rig on Highway 4 Near Brentwood
• Students' Bill To Make Hershey's Kiss Official State Candy Passes Senate Committee
• GOP lawmakers want to punish Citi over its abortion benefits
• Versatile Kapler, Giants Set to Defend NL West Title
• Rob Gronkowski Takes Shot At Patriots Over Players Earning Bonus Money
• Person Dies After Being Struck By Several Vehicles On I-5 In Sacramento
• Two Black Coaches Join Former Dolphins Coach Brian Flores In His Discrimation Suit Against The NFL
• Doctor who died near waterfall was found "partially buried"
• Where's Marty? Celebrating National Beer Day At Heavy Seas
• N.Y. attorney general wants Trump held in contempt, fined $10,000 per day
• Philadelphia Police: Teenage Boy Injured During Franklinville Shooting
• VIDEO: A Day In The Life Of A Minnesota Wild Wolf
• Portion Of I-75 To Close In Oakland County For Road Work This Weekend
• 3 elementary school students in Yonkers hospitalized after eating edible marijuana
• Placer County Sheriff's Deputy Busts Multi-Victim Identity Theft Case
• OC school district bans critical race theory from classrooms
• Man Stabbed To Death In San Francisco's Mission District
• 'I Feared For My Life': Docs Reveal Interviews With Officer Who Fatally Shot Amir Locke
• Cooler DFW weather Thursday, fire threat continues to the west
• Biden Signs US Postal Service Reform Bill Into Law
• IT'SUGAR opens its sweet treat store on the Mag Mile
• Britney Spears' latest legal battle is over her mother's legal fees
• Centennial celebration planned for late Mayor Harold Washington's birthday next week
• Health Officials Warn About Possible Hepatitis A Exposure At King Soopers In Wheat Ridge
• "Dirty Dozen" list warns of fruits, vegetables with high pesticide levels
• Baltimore City Officials Celebrate Opening Of Fulton Bank's Federal Hill Branch
• Red Sox Announce 2022 Opening Day Roster
• US Electric-Vehicle Tax Credits Ending For New Toyota Buyers
• Easter baskets are selling out. Here's where to find the best ones
• Judge tosses Girl Scouts' recruitment suit vs. Boy Scouts
• Maryland Weather: Soggy Thursday With The Odd Shower & Storm
• COVID In Minnesota: 627 New Cases, And 5 More Deaths Due To COVID
• Michigan City police say man suffered facial injuries from fall; family thinks it doesn't add up
• Advocates condemn "violent" sweep of homeless encampment
• UC Davis Student Carjacked On Campus; 2 Juvenile Suspects Identified
• Senate unanimously votes to suspend trade relations with Russia
• Jayson Tatum Becomes Just Seventh Player In Celtics History To Score 2,000 Points In A Season
• Gunman Dead After SEPTA Transit Officer, 3 Others Shot In Philadelphia's Frankford Section, Police Say
• Potential Hoarding Situation May Have Caused Deadly Upper Darby House Fire: Officials
• 13-Year-Old Boy Dies 2 Days After Being Shot Multiple Times In West Philadelphia: Police
• Sam Darnold Explains Infamous 'Seeing Ghosts' Comment From Patriots Game In 2019
• Martinez City Council Approves New Voting Districts
• Kidsburgh: Family-Friendly Spring Activities
• Young Woman, Man Wounded In Early Morning Shooting In Lynn
• Pelosi Tests Positive For COVID-19, Was At White House With Biden
• Burbank Rep. Adam Schiff was one of 14 to contract COVID at Washington's annual Gridiron Club dinner
• Twins Get Paddack, Pagan From Padres For Rogers And Rooker
• Russia's Ukraine war is stressing farmers in U.S.
• Michigan State Police Investigate Theft Of Sasquatch Lawn Ornament
• Minneapolis Police Officer Injured In Crash On Olson Memorial Highway
• U.S. Border Patrol Agents seize close to $2M in marijuana at stash house
• University Of Pittsburgh Chancellor To Step Down In 2023
• House Speaker Nancy Pelosi Tests Positive For COVID; Currently Asymptomatic, Quarantining
• The best deals at Walmart in April 2022
• Dillon Amphitheater Pushes Momentum Into New Summer Season For Big Concerts At Little Venue
• New electric Hummer a "huge turning point," GM executive says
• Frederick County Deputy Involved In Shootout Cleared To Return To Duty
• Pirates Announce Opening Day Active Roster
• Man found dead after apartment fire in Hammond, Indiana
• House Speaker Nancy Pelosi tests positive for COVID-19
• Entertainment companies explore how to use the "magical" metaverse
• Woman facing execution gets support from lawmakers, Kim Kardashian
• Windmill At Montezuma Hills Wind Farm Catches Fire
• Chicago to launch permanent shared electric scooter program in May
• Shell says exiting Russia has already cost it $5 billion
• Jeffco Sheriff's Deputy Accepts Apology From 18-Year-Old Woman Who Posted Viral Video
• Plano East Senior High School alum Christian Toby Obumseli fatally stabbed
• New Report Helps Explain Tom Brady's Bungled Retirement Process
• Texas gas price averages fall as oil reserves set to be released
• 2 Friends Missing Since Sunday Found Dead In Vehicle Submerged In Stanislaus River Near Ripon
• Somerville Police Officer Wounded After 'Unintentional Discharge' Of Gun
• Governor Abbott threatens to bus migrants from Texas to US Capitol
• Pittsburgh Marathon Participants Will Be Able To Preview The Course Ahead Of Race
• Patriots Reportedly Hosting Clemson CB Andrew Booth For Top 30 Visit On Friday
• Former Broncos Noah Fant And Shelby Harris Feel Move To Seattle Brings Them Full Circle
• 1 dead after road rage shooting in Fort Worth
• Layoffs dipped to 166,000 last week, the lowest since 1968
• Jury In Gov. Whitmer Kidnap Plot Trial Ends 4th Day Of Deliberations
• Denver Weather: Another Day Of Intense Wind Before A Reprieve For Rockies Opening Day
• Loved ones planning blood drive in honor of two Naperville men who died in Astroworld stampede
• Gerber Looking For 2022 'Spokesbaby' With $25,000 Prize
• Frisco named safest city in the US
• Santa Ana City Councilman confronts officers for blasting loud music
• Spain bans harassment or intimidation of women going for abortions
• Bipartisan Senate bill would delay end of Title 42 border expulsions
• 'We Fought For Liberty:' Michigan WWII Vets Welcome Memorial
• Utah woman on boating trip dies after fall at Grand Canyon
• PTL Links: April 7, 2022
• La Salle University Introduces Fran Dunphy As Men's Basketball Coach
• Cubs Opening Day at Wrigley Field: Here's what you need to know
• Fatal Head-On Crash Reported In Cass County
• Whitmer Sues To Secure Abortion Rights, Vacate Ban
• Walmart offers supply-chain workers a chance to drive trucks
• 3 Minnesota Beers Make List Of Top 50 Beers In U.S.
• Middletown Firefighter Shawn Menear Gets Hero Send-Off After Leaving Philadelphia Rehab Facility
• Amid Unyielding Fire Danger, Coloradans Are On Heightened Awareness
• West Virginia Proud Boys Chapter President Pleads Guilty In Capitol Riot Case
• Red Wings Beat Jets 3-1
• Kim Kardashian calls on Texas governor to stop execution of Melissa Lucio
• Cubs Opening Day: Wrigleyville bars and restaurants prepare to welcome fans
• Whitmer moves to protect abortion rights in Michigan
• 2 missing California women found dead in car submerged in river
• 5 Things To Watch For On Colorado Rockies Opening Weekend
• Harvick Adapts To Next Gen
• Johns Hopkins University Reinstates Mask Policy & COVID Testing
• Early Heat Wave, Ongoing Drought Prompts Concerns Of Long Summer Ahead For California's Power Grid
• Large Hidden Blade Found Inside Cane At Logan Airport
• Ukrainian soldier who helped push Russia back predicts chemical attacks
• Celtics Are In The Driver's Seat For No. 2 Seed -- If They Want It
• One hurt after SUV slams into tree in San Marino
• See it: Police rescue man who climbed Brooklyn Bridge cables
• How to watch the 2022 Masters Tournament
• Man stabbed during robbery on CTA Green Line platform in South Loop
• Russian-backed hackers got into Ukrainian military officials' Facebook accounts
• Child Kidnapping Suspect Arrested After Pleasant Hill Standoff
• Senate to vote on revoking Russia's trade status, oil ban
• VIDEO: State Patrol Working To ID Motorist Who Fled Attempted Traffic Stop, Led Troopers On Pursuit
• Wind energy company pleads guilty after 150 eagles killed in U.S.
• Sounders beat NYCFC in 1st leg of Champions League semis
• Seeking to reach Gen Z, pro-Biden group launches TikTok account
• Caught on video: Woman robbed at Bronx ATM
• Pittsburgh Weather: Rain Chances Persist Throughout The Day Thursday
• Three Heavily Armed Men Robbed Centennial Bank Branch In Cooper City
• Police: Serial Burglar Carlos Gonzalez Rodriguez Targeting Homes In Coral Gables, Pinecrest
• Blazin' Bots robotics team at Bloom Trail High School needs help getting to big competition
• Luka-led Mavericks beat Pistons on the road for 50th win
• ISIS captives were forced to sing "Hotel Osama," hostage testifies
• Authorities Investigating Attempted Child Luring In Falls Township, Bucks County
• Suspect shot by Joliet police after traffic stop; police said man was armed
• UPDATE: Deadly RV Fire Prompts Caltrans Plan to Clear West Oakland Encampment
• Alex Jones shows up for questioning in Sandy Hook damages lawsuit
• 'Seussical' At Saad Performing Arts Center
• More Questions Than Answers Surrounding Red Sox Bullpen Heading Into 2022 Season
• Plenty Of Question Marks Surrounding Red Sox Rotation Heading Into 2022 Season
• MN WEATHER: Wet And Windy Thursday; Dry, Warmer Weekend Ahead
• Family, Friends Gather To Remember Man Found Shot, Killed In West Philadelphia Home
• Who Will Lead The Red Sox In Home Runs In 2022?
• Chicago First Alert Weather: afternoon showers Thursday
• Stopping The Spread: Tips For Avoiding, Combating Stomach Viruses
• Person of interest questioned in Juana Perdomo Soriano killing
• Anger as Turkey decides to let Saudis take over Khashoggi murder trial
• Iceburgh Surprises Chartiers Valley Middle School Teacher Named 'Most Valuable Teacher'
• Man Dead, Woman Seriously Hurt In South Minneapolis Apartment Shooting
• Defense To Start Calling Witnesses In Federal Bribery Trial Of City Councilmember Kenyatta Johnson, Wife Dawn Chavous
• Flight Attendants Found Renting Illegal Apartment In East Boston Garage For Years
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Videos from April 7, 2022

• People Making A Difference: ICAN
• Mother of 4-year-old injured during shooting on 710 Freeway speaks out
• Witness says armed bank robbery suspect reached for a gun before officer-involved shooting
• City Council adopts motion ending pandemic-era protections for RVs
• Record-setting temps plague beach cities as random heat spell descends on Southern California
• Cook County Sheriff's office advises public on how to avoid carjackings
• Family of 6-year-old hurt by baseball at LA Angels game speaks out
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Keep the umbrella and coat handy Friday
• KDKA-TV Nightly Forecast (4/7)
• First Alert weather: CBS2 11 p.m. forecast
• 10PM Thursday Weather Update
• Teen from New Rochelle meets Minnesota woman who saved her life through bone marrow donation
• Couple says mover charged them exorbitantly, damaged their property during cross-country move
• Dallas College program helps students get debt-free degrees
• Suspected kidnapper taken into custody in South Shore
• Student in dispute with Montclair State University over school's change in vaccine requirement
• Joshua ISD parents demand change after teachers resign over school lunches
• Ketanji Brown Jackson confirmed by Senate for spot on Supreme Court
• Wanted Man Accused Of Raping Teen Apprehended By Law Enforcement
• School Increases Security After Man Gets Into Girls’ Bathroom
• Police searching for 3 suspects after man shot inside American Dream mall
• 2 Dallas firefighters hurt, residents displaced by 5-alarm fire at senior apartments
• The Uplift: Cycling without age and singing for joy
• Several people stranded on ride after power outage at Universal Studios
• Scorching heat brings record-breaking temperatures across Southland
• 11 charged for at least 400 fake marriages
• Family of 6-year-old hurt by baseball at LA Angels game speaks out
• Elderly woman hits 12-year-old boy riding his bicycle
• New Jersey police investigating shooting at American Dream mall
• First Alert weather: CBS2 update at 9 p.m.
• Illinois budget deal provides tax relief for working families, Pritzker says
• Man Pleads Guilty To Chartering Plane To Bring Cocaine To Pittsburgh
• 5 Pittsburgh Police Officers Appealing Firing Over Jim Rogers' Death
• KDKA News Update PM: April 7, 2022
• 11 charged for at least 400 fake marriages
• Michigan governor files lawsuit to protect abortion rights
• Hilltop Alliance Making A Difference In Pittsburgh
• Fontana police fatally shoot bank robbery suspect
• City has no word on CTA safety plans amid rising concerns about crime
• Ketanji Brown Jackson confirmed by Senate to the Supreme Court
• Robocalls up 16% in the wake of federal regulation intended to crack down on spoofed phone numbers
• With more than a decade as a hole in the ground, new plans for the site of the Chicago Spire
• Dozens Sickened After Eating At South Fayette High School Football Banquet
• New York attorney general asks judge to hold Trump in contempt
• No charges brought against officers involved in 2016 Inglewood shooting that killed two
• Body cam video shows Tahir Kelly fall on face as Michigan City officer uses Taser
• Federal Grand Jury Indicts Ohio Man On Drug And Gun Charges
• Cubs Opening Day: Businesses welcome returning Cubs fans at Wrigley
• Woman Stabbed Her Children To Protect Them, Family Says
• Frisco ranked safest city in America
• Only On 9: Victim of shooting on 110 Freeway in Carson speaks out
• 'This is our homecoming:' Colleyville synagogue to reopen after January attack
• Many questions surround New Jersey's plastic bag ban
• Police shoot and kill bank robbery suspect in Fontana
• Customs agents seized packages containing human skulls
• Gov. Hochul: Legislature reaches "conceptual" agreement on new state budget
• Police searching Northridge Fashion Center possible robbery suspects
• Couple Accused Of Abusing Infant Son
• Pittsburgh Public Works Hit By Catalytic Converter Thefts
• Optimism Surrounds Penn State At Spring Practice
• Owner had been asked to make repairs at building where façade fell on woman
• Atlanta school hires Afghan refugees to combat teacher shortage
• Man Says He Was Assaulted During Fake Traffic Stop In Homestead
• How a GOP Senate majority could impact Biden's judicial nominations
• Mayor Washington: 100 Days Later -- A 1983 CBS 2 News Special
• Man Accused Of Sexually Assaulting 14-Year-Old Girl
• Brotherhood Sister Sol celebrates new headquarters in Harlem
• Gov. Wolf Continues Push For Scholarship Program To Lower Student Debt
• Schools battle youth mental health crisis
• At least 2 killed in Tel Aviv shooting
• First Alert Weather: 4/7 Thursday evening Red Alert forecast
• Concern in Washington after Pelosi tests positive for COVID
• Investigation into Trump records at Mar-a-Lago, January 6 phone log gap
• Ukraine copes with destruction from Russian siege
• New York City's commercial real estate market far from being in crisis
• Main Street Arts Festival kicks off in downtown Fort Worth
• What is a red flag warning?
• New technologies help Lustgarten Foundation learn more about pancreatic cancer
• Ketanji Brown Jackson becomes first Black woman confirmed to Supreme Court
• KDKA-TV Evening Forecast (4/7)
• Michigan City police release body camera video showing arrest of Tahir Kelly
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Showers in the evening, rain and snow mix Friday morning
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Rain and snow mix
• Ketanji Brown Jackson confirmed to U.S. Supreme Court
• Department of Correction commissioner on challenges ahead at Rikers Island
• Condemnation of Russia's actions in Ukraine pour in from around the world
• Many people celebrate Ketanji Brown Jackson's historic Supreme Court confirmation
• Paley Center for Media gaming studio and virtual reality lab to open
• With three violent attacks on CTA in three days, are tighter safety measures needed?
• "Kinky Boots" returns to New York City
• 'That mean a lot to the neighborhood': Cubs fans remember a special player who called the South Side
• Local Law Students React To Ketanji Brown Jackson Being Confirmed By Senate
• Your Thursday Evening Headlines for April 7
• Tiger Woods tees off in the Masters for first time since car crash
• 4/7: Red and Blue
• Future of Supreme Court confirmations, Trump investigation, White House COVID concerns and more
• Come on down for The Price Is Right, Texas edition!
• Nassau County Police warn of increase in scams targeting the elderly
• Sarah Jessica Parker tests positive for COVID, "Plaza Suite" performance cancelled
• New Omicron subvariant cases climb in New York, New Jersey
• Gov. Kathy Hochul unveils "conceptual agreement" on 2023 budget
• City officials blame feds for rental assistance check that went to deadbeat tenant instead of landlo
• Experts say real estate 'bubble' inevitable, bound to pop
• Obama returns to Chicago and meets with students
• Thursday Evening Weather Update
• Uptick in eating disorders seen during pandemic for girls
• At least 2 dead, 8 injured in apparent terror attack in Tel Aviv
• Extended interview: Jon Batiste reflects on his GRAMMY wins and more
• U.S. Senate votes to approve Ketanji Brown Jackson for Supreme Court 53-47
• Small Business Owners Struggling With Inflation
• Lyons man charged with concealing mother and sister's deaths; charges pending against brother
• Metra rolls out extra trains
• CBS 2's Four at 4:00
• R&B star Ashanti receives 2,718th star on Hollywood Walk of Fame
• More than 300 restaurants taking part in Dine LA this year
• Jay Hernandez takes on director role for 'Magnum PI'
• House Speaker Nancy Pelosi tests positive for COVID day after White House event
• MoneyWatch: Russian invasion of Ukraine causes ripple effects for economy
• Congregation Beth Israel rededication on Friday
• Widespread blackout in Puerto Rico caused by fire at power plant
• Ukrainian journalist describes his experiences covering the war
• Senate confirms Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to U.S. Supreme Court
• Special Report: Ketanji Brown Jackson confirmed as first Black woman on Supreme Court
• Rivalry Renewed: Yankees, Red Sox gear up for Opening Day
• State Sen. Beverly Powell discusses decision to suspend reelection bid
• MoneyWatch: Deutsche Bank forecasts U.S. recession possible next year
• Mayor Adams helps unveil Playbill Gallery
• Two men under arrest, accused of impersonating federal agents
• House Speaker Pelosi tests positive for COVID-19
• Worsening drought could hit California's power grid hard
• Thursday Afternoon Weather Update
• On baseball's opening day, what teams are worth watching this season?
• Cudahy students invited to compete in Robotics World Championship
• Your Thursday Afternoon Headlines April 07, 2022
• First Alert Weather: Rain starts to ramp up
• Concerns about Russian land mines littering Ukraine
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Rain chances for Cubs opening day
• IT'SUGAR opens on State Street
• Family accuses Michigan City police of using excessive force during man's arrest
• Abbott Says Migrants Will Be Bussed From Mexican Border To D.C.
• Yonkers students sickened after eating edible marijuana
• Advocates condemn "violent" sweep of East Village homeless encampment
• Players, fans, and staff are excited for Cubs opening day at Wrigley Field
• Police rescue climber from Brooklyn Bridge
• Senate expected to confirm Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson
• Nancy Pelosi tests positive for COVID
• UN votes to remove Russia from Human Rights Council
• Speaker Nancy Pelosi tests positive for COVID-19 one day after attending event with President Biden
• Britney Spears now in legal battle over mom's legal fees
• Schiff among 14 who caught COVID at Gridiron Club dinner
• CBS News Los Angeles: The Rundown (April 7 AM Edition)
• Some GOP-led states pass restrictive abortion laws, as others move to protect access
• Russian forces shift focus to eastern Ukraine, prompting warning for civilians to flee
• How to deal with the heat
• Mysterious sea creature washes ashore in Sydney's Bondi Beach
• Amber Lee's weather forecast (April 7)
• Video shows deserted streets in Shanghai as millions are under COVID lockdown
• Hundreds of drones in South Korea make formations in support of Ukraine
• Loved ones planning blood drive in honor of two Naperville men who died in Astroworld stampede
• Santa Ana City Councilman confronts officers for blasting loud music
• Blazin' Bots robotics team at Bloom Trail High School needs help getting to competition in Dallas
• Hacking operations targeted Ukrainians and business executives, Meta official says
• Jim Nantz previews Tiger Woods' return to golf at the 2022 Masters
• History set to be made as Senate votes on Ketanji Brown Jackson's confirmation to the Supreme Court
• New sanctions target Russia's major banks and President Vladimir Putin's daughters
• Test-driving GMC's Hummer EV
• 9-month-old twins put themselves to sleep
• Cubs Opening Day: Wrigleyville bars and restaurants prepare to welcome fans
• Shaq on his first cookbook, legacy and DJ career
• What to expect for entertainment in the metaverse
• Police respond to climber on Brooklyn Bridge
• Has Keith Russell found his new calling?
• No charges will be filed in no-knock warrant killing of Amir Locke
• Sneak peek: The Plot to Kill Jamie Faith
• One hurt after SUV slams into tree in San Marino
• Your Thursday Morning Headlines April 07, 2022
• Senator Grassley continues investigation into Hunter Biden's foreign business ventures
• Two men arrested for allegedly impersonating federal agents to get access to Secret Service
• Civilians flee eastern Ukraine amid concerns Russia is preparing new offensive
• Cubs showing support for Ukraine during Opening Day
• Planning ahead: April 7
• Rivalry Renewed: Yankees, Red Sox gear up for Opening Day
• Mayor Adams to help unveil playbill gallery in Times Square
• U.S. banks flagged over 150 transactions involving Biden's brother or son for further review
• Global sanctions hit Putin's family and major Russian banks
• Photojournalist shares images from war-torn Ukraine
• 4/7: CBS News Mornings
• Suspect shot by Joliet police after traffic stop; police said man was armed
• Woman robbed at Bronx ATM
• New video of West Village sex assault suspect
• Hearing today on Melville glamping
• AM Weather Update With Anne Elise Parks
• Historic confirmation vote for Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson
• Arrests made after standoff at homeless encampment
• Players, fans, and staff excited for Cubs opening day at Wrigley Field
• House wants U.S. probe of Russian war crimes in Ukraine: CBS News Flash April 7, 2022
• Chicago First Alert Weather: afternoon showers Thursday
• First Alert Weather: Red Alert day
• Person of interest questioned in Juana Perdomo Soriano killing
• MoneyWatch: Biden administration extends student loan payment pause