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• DoorDash Driver Accused Of Child Endangerment After Her Young Son Goes Missing On The Job In Modesto
• Placer County Gets First-Of-Its-Kind 'Courtroom On Wheels'
• Police Arrest Suspect In Galt Bank Robbery
• 'This Hits Me Really Deep': UNC Professor Among Those Cut As University Eliminates Some Language Programs
• Portion Of U.S. 36 Reopened In Boulder Following Suspicious Package Investigation
• DU Pioneers Advance To NCAA Hockey Championship Game After Beating Wolverines In OT
• Lakers snap 8-game skid with 120-101 win over Thunder
• New Sacramento City Council Districts Cause Confusion In City Hall
• Richmond Charter School Teacher Faces 29 Counts of Child Molestation
• Astros use blend of speed, power to down Angels, 13-6
• Fire Season 'Keeps Starting Earlier And Earlier,' Says Cal Fire Chief With Fire Warning Issued For Weekend
• Truck driver shocked after getting $750 ticket for illegally parking in Dixmoor lot
• Man who saved dog trapped in LA River speaks
• Pedestrian Struck and Killed by ACE Train Near Great America in Santa Clara
• LASD deputy arrested for committing lewd acts with minor
• Families furious after crosses, decorations were left in pile at Resurrection Catholic Cemetery
• Attorneys file emergency complaint against owner of building where façade collapsed on woman
• Angels release Justin Upton days after being designated for assignment
• Crews Battle Large Warehouse Fire In Upper Land Park
• Twins Minor Leaguer Suspended For Positive Drug Test
• Another Red Flag Day Underscores New Fire Risks
• Robert Thomas Scores In Overtime, Blues Top Wild 4-3
• Colorado Ukrainians Gather At State Capitol To Honor Those Killed In War-Torn Country
• 'Don't Recommend It': Chasing Suspects Not Recommended By Law Enforcement
• Benches clear during Mets' win over Nationals
• Woman's Body Found Friday in Gilroy Canal
• Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson's Supreme Court confirmation is an inspiration to Chicago area youngsters
• Christian Smalls reflects on forming Amazon's first union
• Police connect with social services to help turn around lives of juvenile carjackers
• Community Comes Together To Pray For Peace In Pittsburgh
• 9 people transported to hospitals when car hits food truck in Austin, Texas
• Logan Webb Gets Standing Ovation As Giants Beat Marlins 6-5 In Nail-Biter On Opening Day
• 2 Hurt After Fight Turns Into Shooting In Brooklyn Park
• Historic Waxahachie raising funds to repair vandalized cemetery
• 11 Massachusetts State Troopers, 1 Sergeant Fired For Not Getting COVID Vaccine
• Two wounded in car-to-car shooting in Gardena
• Durant, Nets move closer to securing 7th seed in East
• Family Of Fatal Stabbing Victim Christian Obumseli, Killed In Edgewater Neighborhood, Demands Justice
• Toppin has game of his life in Knicks' win over Wizards
• Group Defies Bullets To Save Family Pets In War-Torn Ukraine
• No Bail For Man Charged With Killing Nephew At Medford Courthouse As New Details Of Relationship Emerge
• Child Dies In Southwest Baltimore Fire, Officials Say
• Suspect In Revere Shot In The Leg By Police; I-Team Sources Say He Fired At Officers
• Heat's Late-Game Rally Leads To 113-109 Victory Against Hawks
• Founder Of Baltimore Nonprofit Named Finalist For NHL's Willie O'Ree Community Hero Award
• Coors Field Cat 'Junior' Ready To Cheer On The Rockies From His Adopted Home
• Process To Refloat Ship Stranded In Chesapeake Bay Could Begin Saturday
• Scheffler Builds 5-Shot Masters Lead As Tiger Makes Weekend
• Oakland Police Department Adds More Officers for Weekend Violent Crime Enforcement
• Sac City Unified Schools Announce Mask Requirements Will Be Lifted After Spring Break
• Cleveland Browns Sign Former Pittsburgh Steelers QB Josh Dobbs
• 'It's Shocking,' Father Accused Of Stabbing 13-Year-Old Daughter And Wife At Middleton Home
• 15-Year-Old Girl In Critical Condition After Randallstown Hit And Run
• Maryland's GOP Governor Larry Hogan vetoes bill to expand abortion access
• Bulls buried early on by Hornets for fourth straight loss
• Fire breaks out at Evergreen Tower senior housing high-rise on Near North Side
• Maryland Soldier Surprises Son With Reunion At Severn Elementary
• Police release video of suspect in shooting that left man dead in Englewood
• Person hit by train at Metra station in downtown Evanston
• Fairytale Town In Sacramento Prepares To Open New Amphitheater
• Next Total Solar Eclipse, Which Will Be Visible In New England, Is Exactly 2 Years Away
• Skull, Antler Illegally Removed From 'Kahuna' Found Dead In Rocky Mountain National Park Last Month
• How Pandemic-Fueled Pokémon Hobby Led South Jersey Father-Son To Create Card Collecting App
• UPDATE: Highway 92 Reopens in San Mateo County After Fatal Head-On Crash
• Coyle's OT Goal Lifts Bruins Past Lightning 2-1
• Palmieri scores with 14 seconds left, Islanders edge Hurricanes
• Police Release Sketch Of Suspect In February Stockton Shooting
• 19-Year-Old Accused Of Killing Girlfriend's 2-Year-Old Daughter Makes First Appearance In Court
• Bennett Scores Late, Panthers Rally To Beat Sabres 4-3
• Feds Charge Colorado Man With Kidnapping Of Vermonter Found Dead
• Family mourns man killed in 710 freeway shooting
• Alexis Mendez Reyes Arrested At U.S-Mexico Border On Warrant For 2013 Attempted Murder
• One arrested, three still at large in connection with Oct. 2021 follow-home-robbery
• 'We're A Beacon In The Community': Downtown Sacramento Bookstore Likely Saved Lives In Deadly Mass Shooting
• Colorado Weather: Warm Wind Will Bring Back High Fire Danger
• Author, illustrator, and native Chicagoan Shel Silverstein honored with 'The Giving Tree' stamp
• Despite questions and pleas for mercy, Melissa Lucio's execution looms closer
• Redistricting Dispute Heats Up at San Francisco's City Hall
• Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava Directs Additional $13 Million To Help With Rent Hikes
• Tigers Fans Return Downtown To Tailgate For The First Time In Three Seasons
• Man sentenced to 100-to-Life term for raping woman in Santa Monica
• Rockies' Kyle Freeland Started Out Strong Before Loss To Dodgers In Home Opener
• 24-year-old man found dead in Hesperia; Homicide investigation underway
• LODO Businesses Excited For Baseball Season
• Most Denver Public Schools Students Struggle To Read According to 'Shocking' New Data; Advocates Sound Alarm
• Book excerpt: "Freezing Order," on Putin, money laundering and murder
• Pennsylvania Senate Candidate Dr. Oz Reports At Least $100 Million In Assets
• Russia Boycott Boosts Business for North Bay Caviar Producer
• Austin Slater's Double In 10th Lifts Giants Past Marlins 6-5
• Suspect wanted for sexual assault in West LA
• Phillies Honor 2 Pennsylvania State Troopers Killed In I-95 Crash Before Season Opener
• Pet shelters have filled up during pandemic, with owners unable to keep their dogs
• Twins Falls To Mariners 2-1 In Home Opener
• 'Earliest Springtime Red Flag Waning' Issued As Northern California Fire Risk Rises
• Idaho Supreme Court temporarily blocks new abortion law
• Investigators Say Missing Pet Monkey Was Stolen In North St. Paul
• Sierra-At-Tahoe Weekend 75th Anniversary Event To Celebrate Resort After Caldor Fire Damage
• Giants Top Marlins 6-5 in Extra-Innings Opening-Day Nail-Biter
• 2 South Bay Parks Set to Be Connected After County Buys Private Land
• 12 Chicagoans graduate from adult mechanic bike training program
• Officer Shot In Neck In Roseville Shooting Recovering From Surgery
• 'I'm Pretty Damn Lucky': Owner Who Spotted His Stolen Truck On Highway Describes Dramatic Pursuit
• Fatal shooting in South LA
• New Latino Arts Project exhibit explores the legacy of slavery in Mexico
• Police Investigate Armed Robbery In Rocklin
• Giants Fans Thrilled to Be Back at Oracle for Opening Day Win
• Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach begins Friday with practices, qualifying
• Annual Sign Of Spring: 'Ice-Out' Declared At Lake Winnipesaukee
• West Sacramento Man Charged With First-Degree Murder In April 5 Killing
• Newly adopted motion allows for immediate towing of RVs
• Jerry Rosado Arrested In 32-Year-Old Sexual Assault Cold Case In Wildwood, Prosecutors Say
• 13-Year-Old Boy Dies In Washington County Crash
• Faculty at USC rally behind 61-year-old janitor fired after being accused of theft
• Man Accused Of Assaulting Other Driver After Crash In Hill District
• Family Members Of Slain Officer Keona Holley, Fallen Baltimore Firefighters To Throw First Pitch At Orioles Home Opener
• After Emma Roark Slaying, California Bill Aims To Remove Homeless Camps From American River Parkway
• Food Prices Soar To Record Levels On Ukraine War Disruptions
• Mankato East High School Teacher Travels To Climate Summit In Antarctica
• Waverly Business Hatches Plan With Local Community To Save On Egg Prices Amid Bird Flu, Inflation
• Dodgers score five in fourth inning, start 2022 season with win over Rockies
• Parents of girl injured at Dallas concert file first lawsuit in connection to shooting
• Ravens Agree To Deal Keeping LB Josh Bynes In Baltimore
• Four suspended Secret Service employees probed in case involving federal agent impostors
• Police: Driver Takes Off After Nearly Hitting Officer's Cruiser
• Furry Tails: Daisy, Cera And Azzie Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• Man Injured In Shooting In South Sacramento
• After Losing Sister To Domestic Violence, Twin Cities Woman Urges Others To Seek Help
• What Patients Need to Know About Parkinson's Disease
• Phillies Spoil Opening Day for A's and New Manager Kotsay
• Maryland Gov. Hogan Vetoes Bill To Expand Abortion Access
• Gov. Larry Hogan Announces Vetoes And Bills He Won't Sign
• Biden, Jackson celebrate Supreme Court confirmation: "A historic moment"
• 6 Vehicle Accident In Woodland Causes Closed Intersection
• At Least 200 People Sickened After Events At Coraopolis Marriott Hotel
• West Deer Township Man Facing Nearly 300 Charges Related To Animal Cruelty And Neglect
• Man driving truck connected to an attempted kidnapping detained
• Pedestrian Struck, Killed On SB I-75 Near Miami Gardens
• Rays Win Opener Over Orioles 2-1
• James Dobson Elementary School Student Designing T-Shirts To Raise Money For Autism
• Michigan Rep. Beau LaFave Criticizes Gov. Whitmer's Lawsuit On State Abortion Law
• Still-Growing Memorial At Edina City Hall Remembers Those Lost To COVID-19
• Grand Crossing District police hold weekly meetings with community to help solve crimes
• "Grinch" stole hundreds of Easter baskets from Long Island egg hunt
• Kyle Schwarber Goes Deep For Phillies In 9-5 Season-Opening Win Over Athletics
• 92-Year-Old Dorchester Man Becomes Oldest Graduate In Cambridge College History
• 'Drained Entire System': Handful Of Mishaps And One Bad Decision Led To Town Of Empire's Water Crisis
• Stowe Township Shooting Injures 1
• This week on "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan," April 10, 2022
• Residents fed up with hazardous conditions at McCarren Park dog run
• "It's showtime" again for Broadway's "Beetlejuice"
• Paterson installs new tech to catch illegal dumpers
• UPDATE: No Criminal Charges In Alameda Custody Death Of Mario Gonzalez
• Man Shot Near Busy Pennsylvania Convention Center, Police Say
• Multiple Gun Arrests Made In Sacramento, Unrelated To K Street Shooting
• Hundreds to gather Sunday for Lustgarten Foundation Pancreatic Research Walk
• Ukrainian refugee questions "what's next?" after fleeing from war
• College admissions scam: Test taker gets prison time, ex-USC coach found guilty
• Angels claim Kyle Tyler off waivers from Padres
• 'Things Are Opening Up': Job Market Looking Promising For New College Graduates
• Opening Day: Yankees defeat Red Sox 6-5 in extras
• Trial Date Set For Barry Morphew In Southern Colorado
• After two carjackings right downtown, alderman says police action is needed now
• Judge declines to slow N.Y. primary elections despite ongoing redistricting battle
• Nonprofits out in force to feed needy for Passover, Ramadan
• Man in custody after police say he snatched girl in South Shore
• Graffiti-Riddled Abandoned Hospital Finally Going To Be Demolished In Miami Gardens
• Stokke Clikk High Chairs Recalled Due To Fall Hazard
• City of Ennis abloom in bluebonnets
• Groups flood East Village to protest city's handling of homeless encampments
• With Money Coming From Federal Government, Montgomery County Could See More Congestion Than Usual This Construction Season
• 12-year-old golfer wins age division in Drive, Chip, and Putt Finals at Augusta National
• Marin County Suspends All Open Burning Amid Wind Advisory
• Twin Sisters Support Each Other Through Tough Times
• Former Ald. Danny Solis charged with bribery
• Joshua ISD parents and students protest bullying after teachers resign
• Law Reduced Prison Time For Man Tied To Sacramento Shooting
• American Lung Association Establishes New Award In Honor Of Philadelphia Firefighter John Narkin Battling Lung Cancer
• 'How Many More Need To Die?' Surfside Families Demand Action From Tallahassee
• Upland man arrested, indicted in woman's fatal fentanyl overdose
• Fitchburg Mom Says Her Son Was Given A Cannabis Edible At School After Similar Report In Norwood
• Texas Man Found Not Guilty For Murder In Burnsville Hotel Due To Mental Illness
• SpaceX Launches First, All Private Mission To The International Space Station
• Helen Benjamin, 70, missing on Long Island
• State Representative Hopes To Reduce Number Of Catalytic Converter Thefts With New Bill
• US Coast Guard Repatriates 70 Cubans Intercepted Off Florida Keys
• Explainer: Sacramento Gang Shooting Killed 6, Wounded 12
• 'Cleaning Fluid Is Not Supposed To Be Ingested': Two Dairies That Produced Tainted Milk Are Affiliated With Each Other
• Amazon plans to file objections to Staten Island union election
• Philadelphia Police Asking For Public's Help To Identify Suspects In Fatal Shooting Of 15-Year-Old Sean Toomey
• Inmate escapes custody at DFW Airport
• 'Transparency Is Critical,' New Fort Lauderdale Police Chief Patrick Lynn Lays Out Vision
• 150 shelter dogs that survived starvation in Ukraine denied entry to Poland
• Man Accused Of Soliciting Sex Acts From Teens In Columbia Arrested
• UPDATE: Southbound US 101 Reopens in Petaluma After Fatal Accident Cleared
• Belmont Man Arrested for Stabbing Attack in San Carlos
• Weapons And Drug Arrest In Tuolumne County
• Giolito leaves season opener with abdominal tightness, White Sox fall to Tigers 5-4
• Fake Rideshare Driver Fernando Hernandez, Accused Of Sexual Assault, Bonds Out Of Jail
• Oregon claims Illinois COVID testing company stole millions in federal money
• Miami Beach Pride Week Culminates Sunday's Festival & Parade
• Pittsburgh Has Seen Only 4 Sunny Days So Far This Year
• Red Sox Lose Season Opener In Extra Innings Vs. Yankees
• Former USC water polo coach Jovan Vavic convicted in admissions scandal
• Alabama governor signs sweeping law banning trans youth health care
• 3-Day Tortuga Music Festival Kicks Off On Sands Of Fort Lauderdale Beach On Friday
• Mother, 5-Year-Old Son Shot Inside Harrowgate Home When Gunmen Fire 21 Shots From Vehicle: Philadelphia Police
• Ravens Hosting April Job Fair To Find M&T Bank Stadium Staff
• Video Of Fatal Shooting Inside Coral Gables Publix Released
• Parole Revoked For Iowa Man Convicted Of Lottery Rigging In 4 States, Including Colorado
• Massachusetts Reports 1,637 New COVID Cases, 7-Day Positivity Rate Over 2.9%
• Miami-Dade Police Department Kicks Off Ambitious Autism & Sensory Training To Every Officer By 2023
• Maryland 'Ghost Gun' Ban To Become Law, Hogan Won't Sign
• Cryptocurrency miners must now get approval from ERCOT
• Scooter Rider Collides With Car In Boulder, Suffers Life-Threatening Injuries
• The 'Experience' at Klyde Warren Park takes it up a notch
• Inflation Impact: Tips On Saving Money
• Grand Jury Indicts 3 In Human Trafficking At Massage Parlors
• What To Expect At The Orioles Home Opener On Monday
• Dallas apartment fire that displaced dozens of seniors caused by cigarette
• Batch Brewing Company In Corktown Feeling Optimistic About Future While Celebrating Tigers Opening Day
• South Jersey Attorney Secretly Recorded Underage Girls Inside His Home's Bathroom, Prosecutors Say
• Tesla throws massive grand opening for "Gigafactory" in Texas
• Minnesota Legislature Approves Emergency $1M For Fight Against Bird Flu
• Ukraine says at least 50 people killed in Russian rocket attack on Kramatorsk train station
• Hogan Urges Maryland Lawmakers To Pass Bill Cracking Down On Perpetrators Of Gun Crimes
• American Pickers Looking For Collections In Pennsylvania
• Major Bridge Repairs, Road Closures On I-94, I-75 This Weekend: What To Know
• Gary Payton Makes A Case For Marcus Smart To Win Defensive Player Of The Year
• 'This Is A Ball Town, It's A Baseball Town'; Giants Fans Ready For Season Opener
• BART Recovering After Disabled Train in East Bay Causes Major Delays on Antioch Line
• Sacramento Police: Traffic Delayed Near 8th St and K St Due To Train Coming Off Tracks
• 2 unruly flight passengers could face largest-ever fines
• Miami Weather: Cooler Air, Lower Humidity Over Weekend
• Feds Charge Jerry Banks Of Colorado With Kidnapping Vermont Man Whose Body Was Found By Side Of Road
• Academy Says Will Smith Banned From Oscars for 10 Years After Slap
• Recipe: Cuban-Style Picadillo Empanadas from "The Salty Cubana"
• Wis. Gov. Evers Vetoes More Than 40 Republican-Backed Bills
• Man Killed In Armstrong County House Fire
• What's New At Oriole Park This Year?
• MSP: Man Killed After Firing Shots At Police In Taylor
• Two Dead in Separate Fatal Shootings in Oakland Thursday Night
• Businesses Near Target Field Welcome Return Of Twins Baseball
• VIDEO: Buses Involved In Chain-Reaction Crash On Icy St. Paul Onramp
• Autopsy Reveals Gunman In Frankford Shootout Fatally Shot By Police, Not By Suicide As Initially Reported
• Man arrested in Canyon Park ax attack
• Will Smith slapped with 10-year ban from Academy Awards, other events
• TSA warns about frequency of guns being carried at South Texas airports
• Miami Heat Host Atlanta Hawks In Final Home Game Of The Regular Season
• Will Smith Gets 10-Year Oscars Ban Over Chris Rock Slap
• Kardashian/Jenner family to testify live in defamation trial of Blac Chyna
• Michelle Obama says Ketanji Brown Jackson gives Black girls "new dream to dream"
• Will Smith banned from Oscars for 10 years, Academy says
• Aledo football coach reflects on passing of Rayfield Wright
• Woman, 2 Children Taken To Hospital After Domestic Violence Incident In Hazelwood
• Lanes Of Highway 99 Reopen After Accident
• St. Paul School Board To Vote Again On Lifting Mask Mandate
• Wisconsin governor vetoes Republican election bills
• Best smart robot vacuums
• Police: One Person In Custody Following Child Death Investigation In Clinton Township
• 'Yanga: Journeys to Freedom' exhibit in Dallas
• 2 arrested in stray-bullet shooting that killed Juana Perdomo Soriano
• Over half a million in cocaine seized at Texas-Mexico border
• Temperature records smashed in Orange County as heat wave grips Southland
• Wrong-Way Driver Involved In Crash On Everett Turnpike In Nashua, NH
• Partial verdicts for men accused of plot to kidnap Michigan governor
• Man shot, crashes into car in South Austin
• Man Killed, 2 Benton Harbor Officers Wounded During Shootout
• 3 Pets Die In Trailer Fire In Empire
• American Express perk: Get paid to sign up for a Sam's Club membership and get lower gas prices too
• 2 Acquitted, Jury Hung On 2 More In Whitmer Kidnap Plot
• 2 men wanted in smash-and-grab robbery at Kay Jewelers store in Westminster Mall
• Angellyh Yambo, 16, killed, two more teens hurt in shooting near South Bronx High School
• 'There's A Turkey In My House!' Wild Bird Ends Up In Woman's Chestnut Hill Living Room
• Teacher's killer gets 36 years in prison: "How could you do such a thing"
• Pittsburgh Pagans 'Enforcer' Sentenced To Prison For Role In Large-Scale Drug Trafficking Operation
• Bicyclist Suffers Severe Head Trauma In Oakland Hit-And-Run
• 3 Santa Rosa Hockey Players Accused of Sexual Assault to Appear in Reno Court
• Red Sox, Yankees Start Season In Explosive Fashion On Opening Day
• Red Sox Debut Special Jerry Remy Patch On Opening Day
• Baltimore County Police Investigating Double Shooting On Maiden Choice Lane
• Motorists are seeing some relief amid dip in gas prices
• Rockies Opening Weekend Provides Big Opportunity For New LoDo Businesses Like El Tejano
• Lakers: LeBron James out for the rest of the NBA season
• Man, 26, Charged In Northeast Baltimore Murder, Police Say
• Colorado Timeshare Scam Victim Loses More Than $50,000
• In Midst Of Miami Beach Pride Week, LGBTQ Community Will 'Never Forget We Have A Fight To Fight'
• Chocolate Treat Baskets Recalled Ahead Of Easter Holiday
• 2022 Pittsburgh Steelers Free Agency Tracker
• Idris Elba on new Sonic film, music and those James Bond rumors
• Cheers For Jackson As Biden Declares 'Moment Of Real Change'
• Chicago First Alert Weather: rain and snow showers Friday
• KDKA Links: April 4-10
• Maryland Man Accused Of Setting Fire That Killed Girlfriend's Daughter & Grandchild
• Mocked by Biden as "rubble," the Russian ruble has bounced back
• Here's Detroit Tigers' Starting Lineup On Opening Day Against White Sox
• 5 Displaced by Fire Early Friday Morning in San Francisco's Castro
• Judge, Yankees fail to agree to long-term contract
• Mark your calendar: next total solar eclipse is two years from today
• Cubs game versus Brewers postponed due to rain and snow
• High-speed motorcycle pursuit winds through LA
• DePaul University enrolls over 100 Ukrainian students affected by war
• Miami Palmetto Sr. High Students Throw Pep Rally To Honor Judge Kentanji Brown Jackson For Historic Supreme Court Confirmation
• Phillies Fans Tailgate, Buy Merchandise Ahead Of Opening Day Against Oakland Athletics
• Video shows wind picking up garbage can, throwing it onto the roof of a Sherman Oaks home across the street
• Caught on video: Man beaten with glass bottle in violent Brooklyn mugging
• Maryland Weather: It's About Time For A Nice Day
• 'Part of my heart is going to be gone': Cliff Harris talks passing of Rayfield Wright
• Michigan Gov. Whitmer Signs Bill To Speed Pre-Approvals Of Health Care
• Boy's brain damaged by MLB player's errant throw, mother claims
• Liam's List April 8: Opening Day Excitement; Ball Park Food; Matt Horn's New BBQ Cookbook
• MS-13 members in Texas prison charged with murder of fellow inmates
• PAWS Chicago's Adopt-a-Thon is underway
• COVID In Minnesota: 612 More New Cases, Along With 6 More Deaths
• Where's Marty? Sharpening His Knife Skills With 'The Sharpest Guy In Town'
• Xander Bogaerts Sporting Custom 'X-Man' Wolverine-Inspired Cleats For Opening Day
• Dallas Sheriff's Office needs help identifying vehicles involved in pedestrian fatality crash
• What's my tax rate? Here are the income brackets for 2022.
• Neighbors Pull Driver From Burning SUV After Horrific In Crash Into Medford Home
• The Bruins Won't Have Hampus Lindholm For Friday Night's Game Vs. Lightning
• Rochester Country Club Sued After Canceling Conservative Group's Lunch
• Cook County judge postpones decision on fate of David Biro, who murdered Winnetka neighbors
• Reward to catch driver in hit-and-run crash that killed sleeping man, daughter in Long Beach increased to $25,000
• Nice Warm Weekend Before Severe Weather Returns To North Texas
• US Ends Probe Of Fiat Chrysler Minivans, Won't Seek Recall
• 19-Year-Old Arrested In 2016 Assault Of 5-Year-Old Girl
• Suspect Arrested On Arson Charges After Apartment Fire In Wheat Ridge
• Man Allegedly Leads Deputies on Hour-Long, High-Speed Chase Through Multiple Counties
• Is Your Baby The Next Gerber Baby?
• Parole Revoked For Iowa Man Convicted Of Lottery Rigging
• San Francisco Giants Host Miami Marlins In Season Opener On Friday
• Highway 10 Closing In Both Directions In Anoka Area This Weekend
• Homicide suspect arrested crossing from Mexico into Texas
• SpaceX sending 4 people to International Space Station in first ever private mission
• The Latest News On Tom Brady, Rob Gronkowski Is A Bummer In New England
• SEPTA Will Offer Extra Service On Broad Street Line For Phillies Home Opener
• Denver Weather: Warmer Day For The Rockies Home Opener Which Fits The 25 Year Trend
• Jackson's Supreme Court confirmation resonates across generations
• Police searching for robber who hit Bank of America in Dallas
• Florida Man Accused Of Using Cell Phone To Video 2 Young Girls In Fitting Room Of Fort Myers Walmart
• TSA to hold O'Hare officer recruiting event Friday and Saturday
• $8K Reward Offered For Tips In Murder Of 18-Year-Old Baltimore Man
• Red Sox Opening Day Lineup Vs. Yankees: Devers Batting Second, Story In The Six-Spot
• Ukraine says Russian strike on train station kills dozens trying to flee
• Morning Fire Engulfs Petaluma Garage; Flames Halted From Spreading To Neighborhood
• Allina Health Merging 2 Hospitals In St. Paul, Hastings
• Minnesota Weather: Sunshine For Twins Opener, But Winds'll Keep Things Cool
• Junk Bonanza At Canterbury Park
• Easter Cooking From D'Amico
• 'American Roots Revue' At The Dakota
• Proud Boys conspirator reaches plea deal in Jan. 6 case
• Police Report: Michigan Lawmaker Couldn't Stand On 1 Leg After Traffic Stop
• Boston Police Search For Man Wanted For Assaulting 2 Women In Brighton
• America's labor shortage is actually an immigrant shortage
• Seeding Scenarios For Celtics Heading Into Final Weekend Of Regular Season
• Man found guilty in 1984 killing of Colorado woman after DNA match
• China paid for U.S. social media influencers to tout Beijing Olympics
• Celtics VP Heather Walker 'Living Every Day To The Fullest,' Ready To Ride Pan-Mass Challenge Winter Cycle
• Baseball Fans Expected To Devour 19M Hot Dogs This Season
• Suspect in shooting of Lady Gaga's dogwalker mistakenly released from jail
• Opening Day: Kris Bryant Brings Huge Playoff Experience To The Rockies
• Summer Smash hip hop music festival tickets go on sale Friday
• PTL Links: April 8, 2022
• Two More Black Coaches Join Steelers Senior Defensive Assistant Brian Flores In NFL Lawsuit
• Boston Marathon Bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Asks For Stay Of Execution, Seeks New Appeal
• Hopes Run High For Giants As Clock Counts Down To Opening Day's First Pitch
• Taste Of The Town: Jaya Celebrates Southeast Asian Cuisine In Miami Beach
• Friends Identify Victim Of Fatal Stabbing At Edgewater's One Paraiso As 27-Year-Old Christian Toby Obumseli
• Opening Day: Who Are The New Players In Purple Pinstripes?
• Dramatic video shows jet skid off runaway and split in half
• Roseville Police Investigating Fatal Vehicle Collision
• Drone Video Shows Pod Of Endangered Right Whales Swimming Near Cape Cod Canal
• Mother Of 3-Year-Old Boy Who Died Of Fentanyl Overdose Arrested, Charged
• City and park officials team with Dallas Zoo to help zoos in Ukraine
• Person Dies After Tire Falls Off Vehicle, Crashes Into Car On I-95: Police
• Phillies' New Era Team Store Inside Citizens Bank Park Is Fully Stocked With Fresh Gear Ahead Of Opening Day
• Nissan, NASA teaming on "game changing" electric vehicle batteries
• Highway 50 Eastbound Lanes Open After Vehicle Crash | UPDATE
• 2 women stabbed in Tustin home, suspect arrested after standoff
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's Opening Day forecast
• Food Truck Friday: 'Revelry' Brings New Orleans Cuisine To Boston
• Ferrero recalls Kinder chocolates in U.S. over Salmonella fears
• SEPTA Transit Officer Ervis Onuzi Could Be Released From Hospital Friday After Shootout In Frankford
• Mother accused of drowning her baby and toddler in bathtub
• Dozen people rescued after Hackensack River floods New Milford
• Thousands flock to Texas Gigafactory for Tesla's 'Cyber Rodeo'
• SpaceX launches first private crew to space station
• Spirit Airlines to talk to JetBlue about takeover bid
• 3 killed after car careens into tree in East LA, catches fire
• Man convicted of setting wildfire that killed dozen California condors
• Sarah Jessica Parker tests positive for COVID
• 9 Optimistic Red Sox Predictions From Dan Roche
• Police investigating after man shot, killed on South Dallas street
• Second Eaglet Hatches At U.S. Steel Bald Eagles' Nest
• NYPD: Man struck and killed by police van in Brooklyn
• Man Arrested After Swallowing Live Ammunition Outside Of Mid-Town Plaza In Apollo
• Phillies' Dan Baker Discusses Battle With Cancer Ahead Of 50th Year As Public Address Announcer
• South Carolina schedules first execution with firing squad ready
• Driver Killed While Working On Disabled Vehicle In SW Miami-Dade
• Argonne National Laboratory engineer's research could help keep electric vehicle batteries out of landfills
• World food prices at all-time high due to Ukraine war, U.N. says
• Pittsburgh Weather: Morning Sunshine Turns Into Scattered Showers On Friday
• Pilots threatened after online conspiracy blames them for deadly floods
• Yankees gearing up for home opener against Boston Red Sox
• "Mystery": New measurement contradicts understanding of universe
• Woman carjacked while stopped at red light in The Loop
• Broward High School Assistant Principal Robert Herzog Accused Of Illegally Obtaining Personal Information
• Manco & Manco Pizza Among New Food Items At Citizens Bank Park For 2022 Phillies Season
• As Cost Of Gas Rises, So Do The Number Of Car Thefts
• 4-year-old boy shoots himself in cheek in Gresham
• Tourist dies after 250-foot fall from cliff on treacherous Hawaii trail
• David Miliband on Ukraine's humanitarian crisis - "The Takeout"
• Ammon Bundy gets jail term for "making a mockery" of a prior sentence
• I-Team: Philips Respironics CPAP Recall Leaves Many Patients With Difficult Choice
• Allegheny County Jail Oversight Board Hears Concerns Over Staffing And Safety
• Pink Floyd releases first single in decades, to support Ukraine
• Bartram House Bakery Employee Accused Of Stealing And Burglary
• Israeli forces kill Palestinian man sought over attack on Tel Aviv bar
• To Do List: Icelandic Festival; Music At The Zoo; Easter Bunny Brunch; Children's Hospital Cut-a-thon
• Multiple Vehicles Involved In Crash After Tree Falls Across Rt. 51 In Forward Twp.
• Chenghai Xue Charged With Killing Nephew Outside Medford Courthouse
• Man Pleads Guilty To Third-Degree Murder In 2020 Brighton Heights Deadly Shooting Case
• Canha, Marte power Mets to opening win over Nationals

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• Middle schooler wins Drive, Chip, and Putt Finals at Augusta National
• Police hope pursuit suspect will be connected to attempted kidnapping in Anaheim
• Families furious after crosses, decorations from gravesites were found in pile at Resurrection Catho
• Students from Girls Academic Leadership Academy react to Brown Jackson's confirmation to Supreme Cou
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