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Articles from April 11, 2022

• Search For Danville Missing Man Suffering From Memory Loss
• Twin Win: Rogers Gets Save, Brother Loss As Pads Top Giants, 4-2
• Faith Leaders Come Together For Calls To End Violence After Sacramento-Area Shootings
• Tuesday's Show Info (4/12/22)
• Lorenzen has strong Angels debut in 6-2 victory over Miami
• President Biden Announces New Regulations To Get Ghost Guns Off The Street
• Denver International Airport Has Become Third Busiest Airport In The World, According To New Study
• Sacramento Has Multi-Million-Dollar Backlog Of Park Repairs
• Man Pleads Guilty To Selling Nearly 1,000 Apple MacBooks Stolen From Cal, Stanford
• Billionaire Rick Caruso top candidate in mayoral race, according to latest poll
• Sacramento Shooting Challenges Downtown's Rebuilding Efforts
• Colorado Lawmakers Pass Bill Making Juneteenth State Holiday
• 14-year-old Ukrainian boy held in immigration detention center
• Buxton, Bundy Lift Twins To 4-0 Win, Split With Mariners
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Severe weather on the way
• United Airlines to hold career fair in Chicago this week
• Santa Monica man attacks postal workers, suspending mail deliveries
• Cubs' Keegan Thompson suspended for hitting Brewers' Andrew McCutchen with ptich
• Hall-of-Famer Harold Baines to return for White Sox home opener with new lease on life
• Economist Says Easter, Passover Will Be 'A Lot More Expensive' Than In Years Past
• Recent BC Graduate Running Boston Marathon To Support AJ Quetta, Journey Forward Recovery Center
• Brigham And Women's Surgical Resident Running Boston Marathon In Late Father's Footsteps
• Veronica Burton Selected 7th Overall By Dallas Wings In WNBA Draft
• Young and diverse musicians take center stage at Chicago Symphony Orchestra event
• Delray Beach Boy Bitten By Shark In Shallow Water
• Apology issued following anti-Semitic remarks at Rockville Centre public meeting
• Will County deputies shot a grandfather in the back and never told the public
• Forward Township votes to disband police department
• New Jersey teacher credited with saving choking student
• Florida Teen Dead After Exchanging Gunshots With Another While Wearing Body Armor
• Man Shot And Killed In Roxbury Park
• 'A Small Victory': Parkland Father Manuel Oliver Attends Biden Speech On New 'Ghost Gun' Crackdown
• Canaryville drive-by shooting leaves woman dead, man in critical condition
• Person Struck, Killed By Pickup Truck Outside Leominster Walmart
• Adams County Sheriff Helps Seize 60,000 Fentanyl Tablets In Large Drug Bust
• South Florida Nonprofits Continue Stepping Up To Help The People Of Ukraine
• Colder Spring Temps May Create Mild Mosquito Season In Minnesota
• BCA Releases All Bodycam Video From Officers In Raid That Left Amir Locke Dead
• Philadelphia Reinstating Indoor Mask Mandate After Moving Into Level 2 Of 4-Tiered COVID-19 Response System
• Biden Aims At 'Ghost Gun' Violence With New Federal Rule
• Mayor announces first-ever inspector general for LADWP
• Little Village mural honors 8-year-old Melissa Ortega, who was shot and killed in January
• Uptick in Dallas crime after shooting in Deep Ellum, park party
• Vigil Marks One Year Since Daunte Wright's Death In Brooklyn Center
• High Wind Topples Trees, Power Lines Along Peninsula
• What's The Most Popular Way To Listen To Music?
• Statewide peer network launched to help end officer suicides
• CMT Music Awards 2022: Complete list of winners and nominees
• Springer, Manoah help Blue Jays stifle Yankees
• Protesters Angry Over Redistricting Task Force Plan For San Francisco
• Michigan State Police Warn Drivers To Slow Down, Follow Signs Around Work Zones
• Michigan Gas Prices Drop Below $4 For First Time In 5 Weeks, AAA Says
• Realmuto's 2-Run HR In The 8th Helps Phillies Top Mets 5-4
• Police release video of hit-and-run in Bell Gardens
• Support for detained WNBA star Brittney Griner at WNBA draft
• Recreational Marijuana Sales In New Jersey Set To Begin In Matter Of Weeks
• Rising Food Prices Straining Bay Area Food Banks When They Are Needed Most
• Alabama law banning transgender medication challenged in two lawsuits
• Topgolf opens first-of-its-kind experience in El Segundo
• Schools placed on lockdown amid search for suspect in Brookfield stabbing
• Rox win game-ending review in 10th, spoil Texas' home opener
• Woman carjacked at gunpoint by three suspects in Logan Square
• Gopher Women's Gymnastics Program Headed To National Championships: 'There's Nothing To Lose'
• Orioles Blank Brewers 2-0 In Home Opener At Camden Yards
• Goose Population Boom Creates Messy Situation At Santa Clara Park
• Colorado Weather: Heavy Wind And Snow To Hit Mountains With Rain For Denver
• Family sues for release of body cam video, documents from Will County sheriff's police shooting
• Businesses frustrated with new OC streetcar construction
• New Federal Aid To Help 'Significant Problem Here Across The West'
• Three hospitalized after shooting in Ventura
• Former Contract Manager Pleads Guilty In Probe Of Caltrans Bribery
• Evgeni Malkin suspended 4 games for cross-check
• Kingsessing Restaurant Owner Shoots Armed Robbery Suspect, Police Say
• Tigers Beat Red Sox 3-1
• Effects Of Massive Fire At Benicia Waterfront Still Being Determined
• San Jose Home Depot Fire: Neighbors Raise Questions About Sprinklers As Investigation Continues
• Robinson Lalin Identified As Man Killed After Getting Arm Trapped In Door Of Red Line Train In South Boston
• Prosecutors: 3 Ex-Officers In George Floyd's Death Rejected Plea Deal In March
• Long-Running Capitol Barbershop Welcomes Boost In Customers As Pandemic Eases
• Jury convicts former police officer on 6 counts related to January 6
• Area Shootings Kill 3 Men, Community Calling For Peace And Change
• LA Kings defenseman Drew Doughty has surgery, out for season
• Weather Whiplash: Climate Expert Talks Wild Spring Changes In California
• Biden announces new regulations on ghost guns
• HP's Scottie Scheffler dons new green jacket
• 83-year-old Ukrainian woman says she was raped after Russians took her village
• Education Department Pushes Apprenticeships
• Hiding in plain sight: fake paper plates a problem in Texas
• Wilson enters mayoral race, calls 2019 endorsement of Lightfoot 'hell of a mistake'
• Bill to reimburse families of murdered children goes to the governor's desk
• Pets help manage stress and anxiety, experts say
• Suspect Sought In Manteca Shooting That Left Man In Critical Condition
• Police search for man accused of stealing large lawnmower from Home Depot
• Federal Jury Convicts Former Baltimore Detective Of Various Crimes
• Defendant Pleads Guilty In Caltrans Bribery Scheme
• Minnesota's Caitlyn Smith Shines At CMT Music Awards
• 'The Economic Disruption Is Strong': Colorado Business Leaders Discuss Impact Of Fentanyl
• NASA's JPL unveils newest spacecraft
• Why egg prices are soaring
• Claremont residents put pressure on city to make streets safer
• Suspect Arrested After Cabin Fire In Placer County
• Judge orders teen accused in fatal Mount Vernon stabbing to remain in custody
• UPDATE: Sonoma County Sheriff Recovers 2-Year-Old Girl Allegedly Kidnapped By Mother
• Teen killed in Washington County crash remembered
• One light pole at Sox park is removed after CBS 2 questions the city
• Student Grazed By Bullet In Off-Campus Shooting Near Northwestern Senior High
• Donald Trump endorses Mehmet Oz for US Senate
• Ohio State coach Ryan Day remembers Steelers QB Dwayne Haskins for his compassion and skill
• 'It's Not About Me': Former Aurora Police Chief Vanessa Wilson Talks About Termination
• CDC Awards Local Group $2 Million For HIV Awareness
• WJZ's Furever Friend: Zoey
• Next Grocery Receipt Could Shock You, And Eggs May Be Partly To Blame
• Shanghai residents protest strict COVID lockdown
• Parents call for justice after drummer Ryan 'Tygercat' Arliskas was gunned down in McKinley Park
• Crews Extinguish Scrap Metal Yard Fire In Downtown Sacramento
• Denver Police Find Missing Man With Dementia
• U.S. stocks fall, led by slump in tech companies
• ESPN Details Crimes Of Todd Hodne At PSU
• Woman who falsely accused Black teen of stealing her phone at NYC hotel makes plea deal
• Sacramento Entertainer 'DJ Gio' Identified Among 2 People Killed In Natomas Shooting
• Minnesota Farmer Who Died From Work Injury Is Keeping Others Alive Via Organ Donation
• Facing Multiple Child Porn Charges, Miami-Dade Police Officer David Behney Bonds Out Of Jail
• Schenley Park carousel opens for 16th season
• Chicago attorney and host of 'Suit UP' on 'The Dr. Phil Show'
• LAX ranked fifth-busiest airport in the world
• Mesquite youth pastor Connor Penny arrested
• Shane Hammond Found Guilty Of Kidnapping 12-Year-Old Girl In Broomfield
• All Eyes On Bradley Beal As Big Offseason Begins For Wizards
• 'It's Just Been A Struggle': Baby Formula Shortage Affecting Twin Cities Parents
• North Highlands Strip Mall Damaged In 3-Alarm Fire
• Construction Worker Uses Jiu-Jitsu Training To Save Co-Workers In Double Stabbing In Cambridge
• South Florida Dad Invents 'Tunnel Vision' To Help Special Needs Kids
• Kaelen Bernal Remains In Custody On $1 Million Bond After Arrest For Theft, Shooting, Chase, Crash In Jefferson County
• Farms, Fish Along California-Oregon Border To Get Less Water As Drought Continues For 3rd Year
• Travel Agent Says 'Pack A Lot Of Patience' If You're Headed To The Airport, Flight Delays Will Continue
• Motorcyclist Arrested After Passing Edina School Bus, Hitting Boy Crossing Street
• Starbucks Workers In Allston, Brookline Vote To Unionize
• Almost two-thirds of Ukraine's 7.5 million children have been displaced
• 14 Charged With Illegally Trafficking Hundreds Of Firearms Into Philadelphia From Southern States
• Officials still have no answers about actions against violent crime on CTA
• Steelers QB killed after being struck by dump truck on highway in South Florida on Saturday.
• Taft High School robotics team raising money for competition in Texas
• Church van stolen from Baldwin Park home found damaged, seats for disabled child pulled out
• John Hinckley, man who shot President Ronald Reagan, to perform in Brooklyn
• Colorado Man Arrested In Deadly Shooting Of Woman While Driving On Interstate 70
• Work Underway To Remove 500 Containers From Ever Forward To Lighten Load
• New Jersey Approves 7 Facilities For Recreational Marijuana Sales
• Pennsylvania Man Pleads Not Guilty After Being Charged In Connection With Brighton Assaults
• Northeast Philadelphia Community Rallies Around Raheem Bell, Man Dragged From Vehicle, Shot During Carjacking
• Court Appearance For Accused Tortuga Music Festival Pickpockets Facing 22 Counts Of Grand Theft
• CDOT Asks Drivers To Be Prepared Through Glenwood Canyon This Spring & Summer
• Mask mandates return as COVID-19 cases rise across U.S.
• Allergy Sufferers Could Be At Higher Risk For High Blood Pressure, Heart Disease
• Caffeine Could Improve Certain ADHD Symptoms, Study Finds
• Lori Vallow, Idaho mom accused in kids' killings, fit for trial, judge says
• Detectives Believe Suspect Demetrius Antonio Esquire Wooden May Have Committed Sexual Assaults In Additional States Over Past Decade
• Gov. DeSantis Supports Special Session On Soaring Property Insurance Costs
• Florida Squares Off Against Walgreens In Opioids Trial
• Earth Day is April 22. How are you celebrating?
• Tree Falls On Car, Causing Deadly Crash On Highway 49 In Nevada County
• New Jersey approves first 7 recreational cannabis dispensaries
• Florida Man Arrested After Guns, Drugs, Live Alligator Found During Traffic Stop
• Airlines that dropped mask rules now facing staff shortages
• Person Struck, Killed By SEPTA Train In Germantown
• Florida Legislative Leaders Give Up, Defer To DeSantis On Congressional Maps
• Pitt Grad Students Offering Free Tax Help
• Child's Death Ruled A Homicide After Southwest Baltimore Fire
• Pembroke Pines PD Needs Help Identifying Publix Puncher
• Disney finds its newest Percy Jackson in Walker Scobell
• Sister Of Woman Killed In Her Baltimore Home Focused On Helping Children Left Behind
• Maryland Weather: Prepare For A Warm Week With A Few Showers
• Union Chesapeake Seafood House To Take Over Phillips Crab House Ocean City
• 28 Cars Towed After Operation Against Sideshows In Sacramento On Sunday
• Colorado Weather: Denver Will Be Spared A Blizzard, But Major Mountain Snow Is Expected
• Massachusetts Reports 4,000 New COVID Cases Over 3 Days, 7-Day Positivity Rate At 3%
• CDC warns of meningococcal disease outbreak in Florida
• Gunmen kill family of 8, including 4 children, in Mexico
• Mill Valley Police Seek Help In Finding Missing Woman Jennifer Aranson
• Modified, Weighted Jump Rope Identified As Item In Suspicious Package Investigation In Boulder
• Roxborough Man Arrested, Accused Of Manufacturing Ghost Gun Parts Using 3D Printer
• Man files complaint after spraining ankle in DMV parking lot pothole
• Cape Cod Survey Shows Strong Support For Human Coexistence With Sharks, Seals
• Masters winner Scottie Scheffler sparking some Jersey pride
• Sen. Bob Casey Presses FDA For Information On Recalled Baby Formula
• Torey Krug May Play Vs. Bruins On Tuesday Night
• Fort Collins Police Believe Deadly Shooting Of 6-Year-Old Boy Was Accidental
• Police Searching For Missing Siqi Xu
• Rep. Rashida Tlaib Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Fresno Parents Found Fatally Shot At Home, 22-Year-Old Son Arrested
• Defense Rests Case In Federal Bribery Trial Of Philadelphia City Councilmember Kenyatta Johnson, Wife Dawn Chavous
• Maryland Legislature Enters Final Day With Most Priorities Done
• DPD, Wayne County Sheriff's Team Up To Donate 165 Used Bulletproof Vests To Citizens In Ukraine
• Orioles Fans Flock Downtown For Opening Day In Baltimore
• Large Grass Fire Burning West Of Highway 65 In The North Metro
• 76ers' Matisse Thybulle Not Fully Vaccinated, Can't Play In Toronto In First Round Of NBA Playoffs
• Tesla CEO Elon Musk Will Not Join Twitter's Board
• Illinois State Police trooper injured when driver hit stopped squad car on Bishop Ford Freeway
• Jury selection starts in Johnny Depp suit against Amber Heard
• Britney Spears announces she is pregnant
• Ukrainian girl taken into U.S. border custody moved to shelter
• Ukraine economy to shrink 45% because of war, World Bank says
• Boy Injured In West St. Paul Shooting
• Sacramento Kings Part With Alvin Gentry; Search Now On For 12th Coach Since Rick Adelman
• Teens Shot, Killed Inside Moving Vehicle Identified As 13-Year-Old Jayden Hoyle, 14-Year-Old Adrion Foster
• Man Leaves Handgun On Portillo's Restaurant Toilet Paper Dispenser, Charges State
• Richmond Man Arrested For Allegedly Sexually Assaulting Young Child In Dental Office
• Hate Crime Investigation Launched After Ukrainian Flag Defecated On In Front Of Palo Alto Home
• Democratic Senate candidate to appeal decision to keep her off ballot
• Britney Spears announces she is pregnant with third child
• 2 hospitalized after school bus crash in East Dallas
• Radnor Township School District Going Virtual Monday Amid Rise In COVID-19 Cases
• Orioles Players Treasure The Joys Of The Game & Fatherhood
• CBS4's Steve Goldstein On Panthers' Hot Win Streak
• Macron to face Le Pen in second round of French presidential election
• PG&E Agrees To Pay $55 Million For Dixie And Kincade Fires, Does Not Admit Wrongdoing
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Signs Bill Addressing 'Fatherhood Crisis'
• Colorado House Speaker Nervous About Fate Of Fentanyl Bill, Accuses Opponents Of 'Choosing Politics Over Saving Lives'
• Biden's sister says Trump "intent" on bringing her brother down
• What is a ghost gun?
• Gilroy Councilmember Cited In Connection With Fatal Halloween Party Shooting At Her Home
• San Jose Police Ask Public For Info In Kidnapping, Assault Case
• Police: 2 Found Dead In Bay County Home With Carbon Monoxide Levels
• Detroit School Bus Driver Charged In Death Of 13-Year-Old Hit By Car
• Lakeville Police Officer Adam MacDonald Dies Following Battle With Cancer
• Inflammation Could Be The Reason For COVID-19 Loss Of Smell, Hopkins Study Finds
• How to watch 'The Kardashians'
• Philadelphia revives mask mandate as COVID-19 cases surge
• Pirates-Cardinals Game Postponed Because Of Inclement Weather
• Massachusetts Gas Prices Down 7 Cents As Oil Costs Fall
• Dallas mom moving family to California to protect transgender child
• Woman From Macomb County Wins $4M On Scratch Off Lottery Ticket
• Tractor-Trailer Fire Blocks Lanes Of SB Highway 99 Near Elk Grove
• Lakers fire title-winning coach Frank Vogel after 3 seasons
• PG&E Agrees To $55 Million Settlement For Role In Causing Massive Wildfires
• WATCH LIVE: Former Aurora Police Chief Vanessa Wilson To Speak At 1 p.m.
• Fermin Bonsell Arrested In Double Shooting In Aurora That Left Man, Woman Injured
• Second-alarm fire burns UPS warehouse, big rig trailers in Lancaster
• Aurora Teens Hurt In Shooting After Police Get Street Racing Emergency Call
• Dozens Of New Name Suggestions On The Way To Gov. Jared Polis To Remove 'Squaw' From Colorado Landmarks
• DNA Samples Sought To Identify I-81 Crash Victims
• CBS 2 celebrates National Pet Day
• DA Charges Yuba County Mother With Murder In Suspected Drowning Of Her 2 Young Children In Bathtub
• Men die after 3 members of same family found shot in Arlington
• Baltimore County Police Looking For Missing 13-Year-Old Girl
• Image Shows Car Riddled With Bullet Holes After I-295 Shooting, Victim Remains Hospitalized
• Repairs, rehabilitation for MacArthur Park's northside starts this week
• Vacaville's New Raising Cane's, Set To Open May 17, Now Hiring For Over 150 Crewmembers
• Colorado's First Domestic Case Of Avian Flu Confirmed in Pitkin County
• Baskin-Robbins Ice Cream Chain Getting A Makeover With New Look, Flavors
• CBS3's Jim Donovan Is Finally Coming Home!
• Former Dallas Cowboys coach Gary Brown dead at 52
• Mimi Reinhard, who typed up Schindler's list, dies at age 107
• Woman Allegedly Hits Man With Car, Killing Him, After Argument In Baltimore
• 15-Year-Old Antioch Girl Dies Of Gunshot Wounds In Oakland Shooting
• Little Havana Building Known For Criminals And Squatters Torn Down
• Warriors' Klay Thompson In 'Great Groove' Heading Into Playoffs
• Zoos, Animal Sanctuaries Take Precautions Against Bird Flu
• Only In Florida: Alligator With Missing Foot Crosses Road, Crawls Under Truck
• Maryland Weather: Warmer Weather For Opening Day
• Mayor Eric Adams declares Juneteenth a holiday for city workers
• After major flooding, N.J. county executive wants answers from water company
• US Marshals Search For Michigan Man Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Minor
• Lakewood Police Search For Vehicle Involved In Hit & Run That Seriously Injured Pedestrian
• How to watch tonight's CMT Music Awards
• Mother of 16-year-old shooting victim Angellyh Yambo speaks out in her memory
• 2 dead, 4 wounded after shooting at gathering in Elgin
• Republican State Assembly Puts Election Deniers, Other Unusual Candidates On Primary Ballot
• New law will ban sale of 'ghost guns' in Illinois
• Uncle Remus reopens on the West Side
• Florida Student Jonathan Walker Puts 'A' In Acceptance, Gets Accepted To 27 Colleges
• SEPTA Officer Injured In Frankford Shooting Remains Hospitalized But Feeling Better
• Orioles Celebrate 30 Years Of Baseball At Oriole Park At Camden Yards
• Worcester Community Raises $3,000 In Hours To Replace 5-Year-Old Girl's Stolen Wheelchair
• Shootings the topic as Dallas Public Safety Committee meets
• Stacey Abrams-backed election lawsuit heads to trial
• Jury Selection Process Resumed Monday For Parkland Gunman Nikolas Cruz's Penalty Trial
• Detroit Police Search For Armed Suspect Who Stole Package From UPS Driver
• Trevor Story Set To Miss Second Straight Game Due To Illness
• Gearbox founder and CEO Randy Pitchford buys Hollywood's Magic Castle
• 'A Case Of Self Defense': Attorney For Courtney Clenney, Accused Of Fatally Stabbing Christian Obumseli
• Greg Joseph Signs 1-Year Tender With Vikings
• COVID In Minnesota: 678 More Reported Cases, And 7 More Deaths
• New Sacramento City Council Districts Cause Confusion In City Hall
• Shots Fired As Boston Police Arrest 3 After Incident In Chinatown
• Early Morning Shooting Leaves 1 Person Injured
• Sheetz makes Fortune magazine's Best Companies list
• Russian journalist who protested war named contributor for German station
• No "substantial" changes to mask guidance needed, Dr. Jha says
• Coach K Sings Praises Of Bill Belichick
• Liz Cheney sets personal fundraising record ahead of August primary
• Baltimore County Man Won The Lottery Using His Little Brother's License Plate Numbers
• Woman found guilty of helping MS-13 lure 4 men to their deaths in N.Y.
• Severe weather potential = First Alert Weather Day Tuesday
• AG: Monroe County Sheriff's Official Facing Charges For Falsifying Overtime Documents
• As mom of 14 faces execution, Texas governor pressured to stop it
• Advocates call for better bus services for New York City students
• Light Rain Comes To Bay Area Along With Cold Front
• Porto's Bakery opens newest location in Northridge on Tuesday
• Man Killed After Two Pickups Collide On Slush-Covered Wisconsin Highway
• Watching for new COVID variants in wildlife "now critical," CDC says
• Traffic Held On I-80 Eastbound Due to A Collision
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• Mayor Adams isolating after testing positive for COVID
• NYPD: Officer shoots man armed with machete after domestic incident in Queens
• City Vacating Homeless Camp Near Howe Avenue And Fair Oaks Boulevard
• CMT Music Awards On CBS Monday Night To Honor Fans' Favorite Country Artists Plus An Historic Moment With The Judds
• Giants Edge Marlins 3-2
• Rob Manfred Gifts Headphones, Writes Appreciation Letter To MLB Players To Resolve Lingering Lockout Sentiments
• Kelsea Ballerini contracts COVID, to co-host CMT remotely
• An Appreciation For Celtics' Incredible Second-Half Turnaround
• Magic Beat Heat In Finale, Overcoming Oladipo's Big Game
• Wild Turkey Crashes Through Window Of Upton Home, Released By Police
• Pitbull, Iggy Azalea To Play Minnesota State Fair Grandstand
• Jack White Gets Engaged, Married On Stage At Detroit Show
• Model who allegedly stabbed man to death "acted in self-defense"
• Miami Weather: Gorgeous Day, Gradual Warm Up During Week
• Suspect Arrested In Arson Fire That Damaged Concord Business
• Two People Shot In Hill District
• Dinosaur Safari returns to the Bronx Zoo
• Dwayne Haskins: 1997-2022
• Sacramento Kings Hang On To Beat Suns 116-109 In Regular-Season Finale
• Young Woman Credits Life-Changing Surgery To ROSA Machine At Denver Health's Brooke Gordon Epilepsy Center
• Wolves Extend Head Coach Chris Finch Amid Impressive Season
• Sources: "Ghost gun" used in deadly shooting of Bronx 16-year-old
• SoCal grocery workers to vote on new contract
• Niagara Bottling Plans To Bring New Manufacturing Facility To Baltimore County
• DIY: How To Personalize Towels
• Protesters Seek Video Release From Grand Rapids Police Shooting
• Biden Administration cracks down on ghost guns, names new ATF director
• New Hampshire Police Issue Warning After Driver Hits And Kills Moose
• Thousands Gather For San Francisco's Unique Soap Box Derby Fueled By Art, Irreverent Humor
• Jake Diekman Gives Incredible Answer When Asked About Red Sox Closer Job
• Snow Chains Required In Certain Areas Heading Towards Truckee
• Michigan Supreme Court Chief Justice Bridget M. McCormack Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Study suggests mushrooms may talk to each other
• PTL Links: April 11, 2022
• Dozens Of Local Salons Join 'Cut-A-Thon' To Raise Money For Boston Children's Hospital Heart Center
• White Sox Rout Tigers
• Some Jan. 6 defendants turn to trial by judge instead of jury
• Georgia coroner finds bodies of his own parents and son at gun range
• Nuggets To Face Warriors In First Round Of NBA Playoffs
• Pembroke Pines Family Takes In Ukrainian Family Fleeing The War
• Girl, 17, Hospitalized In Northwest Baltimore Shooting, Police Say
• Red Sox Bullpen Gets It Done To Salvage Final Game Against Yankees
• Bud Black Notches 1,000th Managerial Win
• New Owners Of Jamaica Plain's Ula Café Paying It Forward In Community
• Byron Races To NASCAR Cup-Leading 2nd Victory
• After defeats, Russia taps general with grim history to lead Ukraine war
• Vigil for Kealon Gilmore as search for Dallas concert shooter continues
• Israeli forces kill 4 Palestinians as violence mounts after terror attacks
• How Does The NBA Play-In Tournament Work?
• Register stolen during break-in at Dirk's Fish Market on North Side
• U.S. processed 9,926 undocumented Ukrainians in last 2 months, data show
• "Crypto for dummies": The how, what and why of using virtual currency
• Man shot, killed in Florence neighborhood
• 2 Reported Wounded in Oakland Freeway Shooting That Shut Down Westbound I-580 for Hours
• Eric Greitens case at center of scrutiny for St. Louis prosecutor
• Maryland Woman Charged With Murder After Woman's Body Found
• Coalition celebrates Judge Jackson's confirmation with record ad buy
• Hypervolt vs. Theragun: Which is the best massage gun for you?
• JetBlue Cancels, Delays More Flights At Logan Airport Blaming Weather, Staffing Issues
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 4/11 Monday forecast
• Man and woman found dead in Uptown apartment
• Man arrested after guns, drugs and alligator found in pickup truck
• North Texas airport named 2nd busiest in the world
• High school artists' work on display at Navy Pier's first in-person international expo since 2019
• "La Diablita" found guilty of helping MS-13 kill 4 men on Long Island
• Longer School Days For MPS Students Start Monday
• Miya Ponsetto takes plea deal, gets no jail time in SoHo hotel confrontation
• Celtics Clinch No. 2 Seed In East With Blowout Win On Final Day Of Regular Season
• Weekday Breakfast Returns To Winnie's Manayunk After Pandemic Hiatus
• Origins of 400 human bones found in a well in 1994 remain a mystery
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cool Temperatures, Rain Chances
• Man hit by car after shots fired at him in Cragin
• Man charged with murder 40 years after soldier found dead
• Buffalo police officers who shoved elderly protester cleared
• Country music star Kelsea Ballerini talks hosting the CMT Music Awards
• Green Thumb: Tips For Getting Your Garden To Stand Out This Spring
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Mild temperatures Monday
• The Costs And Benefits Of Summer Camp For Kids
• Biden announces new rule on "ghost guns" aimed at preventing gun crimes
• Investigation Underway As NFL Grieves Following Death Of Steelers QB Dwayne Haskins Along Florida Interstate
• FHP IDs Steelers QB Dwayne Haskins As Man Struck, Killed By Dump Truck On I-595
• Queen commiserates with COVID patients after her own bout with the virus
• Elon Musk won't be joining Twitter's board of directors after all
• Two People Shot On Bedford Avenue In The Hill District
• KDKA Links: April 11-17
• Several Arrests Made At W. Va. Protest Denouncing Manchin Coal Industry Ties
• Baldwin High School Holds First Ever 'Run 4 The Kids'
• St. Peter & St. Paul Church Holds 54th Annual Easter Egg Sale
• Changes - All American
• Godspeed - All American: Homecoming
• Tried and True - Superman & Lois
• I Am Not a Used Car Salesman - Naomi
• Resurrection - The Flash
• Jyu Sa - Kung Fu
• No Such Thing As Fair Play - Walker
• Everything That Can Be Lost May Also Be Found - Legacies
• The Tallyman Cometh - Charmed
• The Only Thing That Counts Is Winning - Dynasty
• Heather Anne Campbell 5 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Whatcha Doin'? - Would I Lie To You?
• The William Tell Experiment - Masters of Illusion
• The Sound of Magic and the Intrusive Rope - Masters of Illusion

Videos from April 11, 2022

• Look At This: The Rose Bowl
• Santa Monica Post Office suspends mail delivery after several attacks
• Local family works to get 14-year-old Ukrainian nephew out of immigration detention center
• Latest polling has billionaire Rick Caruso leading candidates in race for mayor of LA
• 3 people shot outside allegedly illegal tattoo parlor
• Santa Monica resident accused of attacking mail carriers
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Severe weather risk on Wednesday
• Young and diverse musicians take spotlight at Symphony Center
• KDKA-TV Nightly Forecast (4/11)
• Forward Township Votes To Disband Police Department
• Girl From Pennsylvania Swept Over North Carolina Waterfall
• Overcast overnight with stray severe thunderstorm possible
• First Alert weather: CBS2 11 p.m. forecast
• Mother Accused Of Abusing Infant Son In Custody
• Paterson high school senior taking her 4.9 GPA to Harvard
• Family wants answers after Will County deputies shot grandfather but didn't tell the public
• Teacher saves choking student inside East Orange charter school classroom
• Fallout continues over anti-Semitic comments made at Rockville Centre public board meeting
• Vigil held for teenage cheerleader stabbed to death in Mount Vernon
• Statewide peer network launched to help end officer suicides
• Fears grow over another rise in COVID cases in Tri-State Area
• 8-year-old Melissa Ortega remembered with massive mural in Little Village
• Woman carjacked in Logan Square
• Uptick in Dallas crime after shooting in Deep Ellum, park party
• Woman killed, man critically wounded in drive-by shooting in Canaryville
• Britney Spears expecting third child
• Bell Gardens Police Department releases video footage of hit-and-run
• Topgolf opens first-of-its-kind experience in El Segundo
• KDKA News Update PM: April 11, 2022
• New OC streetcar line frustrates Santa Ana businesses
• Attorney Ian Barney on getting to bottom of deaths in police shooting
• A family member recalls a night of horror in Will County
• Rhonda Wells lost son, father in incident involving Will County deputies
• Sister of Eldred Wells Sr. recounts horror of losing brother, grandnephew
• Monday Night Weather Update
• Behind the scenes: A family demands answers after two loved ones’ deaths
• Biden Cracks Down On Ghost Guns
• Willie Wilson says 2019 endorsement of Lightfoot was a 'hell of a mistake'
• Hiding in plain sight: fake paper plates a problem in Texas
• Bill to reimburse families of murdered children goes to the governor's desk
• Severe Thunderstorm Watch in place for parts of North Texas Monday night
• Eye on America: Fighting Huntington's disease, saving an iconic lighthouse, and more
• Pets Help Manage Stress And Anxiety, Experts Say
• Steelers Draft Preview 2022: Kickers And Punters
• Taft High School robotics team raising funds for Texas competition
• A look back at pro golfer Scottie Scheffler as a kid
• Claremont residents pressure city to improve traffic safety
• NASA's JPL unveils newest spacecraft, named 'Psyche'
• Mental Health Monday: "Green Bathing" Gardening
• 2 Dead. 5 Injured in Willowbrook shooting
• What's happening with key figures in the Jan. 6 House committee investigation
• London Calling: British politician faces scrutiny over wife's taxes
• Family demands answers from Will County Sheriff's office about loved ones' deaths
• A search for answers after drummer Ryan 'Tygercat' Arliskas was shot and killed
• Pets Help Mental Health
• Light pole at Sox park is removed after CBS 2 questions the city about its safety
• Murder charge dismissed against Lizelle Herrera connected to ‘self-induced abortion’
• Boy Killed In Crash Had Bright Future, Friends Say
• Exploring the changes in policing one year after the killing of Daunte Wright
• Saugus High School shooting survivor speaks out against ghost guns
• Could China's President Xi Jinping help broker peace in Ukraine?
• Donald Trump Endorses Mehmet Oz For U.S. Senate
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• Ukraine warns citizens in the east to flee as Russia shifts focus
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• Economy tops list of Americans' government priorities, CBS News poll shows
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• Frustrated homeowners demand answers from water company after New Milford neighborhood floods
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• Pitt Grad Students Offering Free Tax Help
• Baseball fans celebrate Opening Day
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• Police investigating latest brush fire in Central Park
• Protesters rally against construction of new jail in Chinatown
• Biden announces new crackdown on ghost guns
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• Officials still have no answers about actions against violent crime on CTA
• NYC health commissioner offers guidance amid rising COVID cases, including Mayor Adams'
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• Mayor Eric Adams discusses ghost guns and Pres. Biden's new ATF nominee.
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• Arlington police looking for shooting suspect
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• Ukrainian President Zelenskyy asks South Korean lawmakers for military aid
• Biden announces new rules for "ghost guns," introduces ATF director nominee
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• Cheers and tears in France as Macron, Le Pen top first round of presidential votes
• Your Monday Afternoon Headlines, April 11th, 2022
• Queen Elizabeth shares symptoms she experienced while sick with COVID
• NYPD gives update on police-involved shooting in Queens
• Elon Musk reverses decision to join Twitter's board of directors
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• KDKA-TV Afternoon Forecast (4/11)
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• Mayor Adams working from home with COVID
• 2 Injured In Bedford Dwellings Shooting
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• Second man dies after shooting at apartment gathering in Elgin
• New law will ban sale of 'ghost guns' in Illinois
• Mother speaks out after 16-year-old girl killed in the Bronx
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• "La Diablita" guilty on all counts in MS-13 murder trial
• Poll suggests Americans may be losing patience with Biden on the economy
• New York's attorney general seeks to hold Trump in contempt of court
• Two people found dead in Uptown assisted living facility
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• Some January 6 defendants want trials moved out of Washington, D.C.
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• Austrian chancellor says meeting with Putin was "not a friendly visit"
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• CBS News Los Angeles: The Rundown (April 11 AM Edition)
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• Incumbent Emmanuel Macron to face challenger Marine Le Pen in French presidential election
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• Two killed, 5 wounded in shooting in Willowbrook neighborhood
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• Register stolen during break-in at Dirk's Fish Market on North Side
• Singer-songwriters Kelsea Ballerini and Kane Brown host CMT Music Awards
• Top Kremlin critic Bill Browder on Russia's war in Ukraine and living under Putin's threat
• Man shot, killed in Florence
• Food pantries stocking up for Passover
• Kmart closing in Avenel, N.J.
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• Newark breaking ground on water treatment plant
• Elon Musk passes on offer to join Twitter's board after buying stake in the company
• U.S. national champion Alysa Liu announces retirement from figure skating at 16
• MoneyWatch: Airplane mask mandate expires April 18th in the U.S.
• Man and woman found dead in senior housing facility apartment in Uptown
• Russia shifts focus to eastern Ukraine
• Children say toddler's death was accident, plead to save mom from execution: "She's innocent"
• Your Monday Morning Headlines, April 11th, 2022
• France set for presidential runoff election between Macron and LePen
• New White House coronavirus response coordinator on COVID increases, masks and funding
• Russia appoints new general who previously led Russian forces in Syria
• High school artists' work on display at Navy Pier's first in-person international expo since 2019
• "60 Minutes" interviews Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy from fortified war rooms
• 4/11: CBS News Mornings
• New law will ban sale of 'ghost guns' in Illinois
• AM Weather Update With Anne Elise Parks
• 1 dead, 5 wounded after shooting at gathering in Elgin
• 1 dead, 5 wounded after shooting at gathering in Elgin
• Celebrating National Pet Day
• Mayor Adams working from home after positive COVID test
• Man hit by car after shots fired at him in Cragin
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• Dinosaurs return to Bronx Zoo
• Advocates call for better student bus service
• Jury deliberations continue in MS-13 trial
• Russian official warns of attacks on Kyiv, Mariupol, more: CBS News Flash April 11, 2022
• Miya Ponsetto due in court in hotel incident
• First Alert Weather: Mild Monday
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• KDKA-TV Morning Forecast (4/11)
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• Search For Answers Continues In Death Of Dwayne Haskins
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• Chicago First Alert Weather: Mild air arrives with chance of showers
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