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• Bay Area Chefs Come Together For Ukraine Benefit In San Francisco Japantown
• SF-Based Yelp Offers To Pay Travel Fees For Its Oklahoma Employees Seeking Abortions
• 2 On Your Side: Housing for approved Section 8 applicants can be hard to come by
• Smiley Martin, Suspect In Deadly Sacramento Shooting, Previously Agreed To Be Paid Thousands In County Settlement
• First Alert Meteorologist Lauren Whitney Returns From Maternity Leave This Week
• Food Bank Of The Rockies Remains Dedicated Amid Increase In Need, Inflation, Supply Shortage
• K9 Officer Jinx Shot, Killed In Manitou Springs
• Dodgers outlast rain, Twins for 7-2 victory
• Johansen's OT Goal Gives Predators 1-0 Win Over Sharks
• Rancho Cordova Father, Son Rescued After Crashing Down 500-Foot Cliff In Mariposa County
• Aurora Becomes First City In Colorado To Make Diapers, Menstrual Products Sales Tax Free
• Police Search For Additional Suspect, Mtula Payton, In Deadly Downtown Sacramento Shooting
• Steph Curry's Status For Warriors-Nuggets Playoffs Matchup Still a Question Mark
• Loomis Man Charged With Double-Murder Sought Firearm Purchase At Gun Store Days Earlier
• 'We Have To Do Something': Family Wants Arrest After Fentanyl Death Of Their Loved One
• Kings snap 3-game skid with 5-2 victory over Blackhawks
• Lawsuit: Elon Musk Violated Regulatory Disclosure Laws After Buying Twitter Shares
• California Reparations Panel To Meet In San Francisco
• Inflation hits 40-year high
• Clippers fall flat in 4th quarter, lose Play-In Game vs Timberwolves
• MN Weather: Severe Storms Roll Across Southern Part Of State
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Showers Tuesday evening, severe storm threat Wednesday
• Alex Caruso, Zach LaVine practice in full as Bulls prep for playoff series against Bucks
• Blackhawks 'miserable guys' after falling to L.A. Kings for eighth straight loss
• Fiala, Hartman Each Score Twice, Wild Tops Oilers 5-1
• Crews Contain Apartment Fire In Oakland
• Bryant Gets His First RBIs For Rockies In 4-1 Win At Texas
• Falling 'L-juice' vexes drivers who park under CTA tracks
• Gilroy Probes Environmental Impact Of Proposed Amazon Data Center
• Westbound I-70 Closed Between US 6 And Hidden Valley
• Celtics Will Face Nets In First Round After Brooklyn Earns 7-Seed With Play-In Win Over Cleveland
• Centennial celebration held for Mayor Harold Washington
• Former Teacher Larry Chen Charged With Raping Student In Brookline School Between 2016 And 2018
• Huberdeau lifts Panthers over Ducks in OT for 8th straight
• Fort Worth City Council approves $3M for Center for Transforming Lives
• One person dead in shooting at South Holland gas station
• Allegheny County Council divided over appointments to Allegheny County Sanitary Authority
• Margot Hits Winning RBI Single In 10th, Rays Beat A's 9-8
• Wade scores on 9th-inning grounder, Angels top Marlins 4-3
• New City Budget Would Pay For Civilian Investigators To Help Baltimore Police
• Report On Baltimore's Safe Streets Program To Be Released Wednesday
• With Inflation Hitting A 40-Year High, Baltimore Economics Offers Tips For Relief
• Governor Hogan And Maryland Lawmakers Sign 79 Bills Into Law
• Maryland State Police Recover Body From Near Interstate 95
• Elon Musk accused of illegally delaying disclosure of Twitter shares
• Lauderhill Mayor Ken Thurston Joins Others Around State In Asking Governor To Veto Local Business Protection Act
• 'It's getting worse,' frustration rising over truck backlogs at Texas-Mexico border
• Teen, 15, Shot In Annapolis
• Firefighters Battle Two-Alarm Fire In Baltimore's Oliver Neighborhood
• Thomas Koonce Granted Parole After 31 Years In Prison For Murder
• Four In Custody After Police Pursuit Through Broward Streets Comes To End In Lauderhill
• Wolves, Wild, Twins, Saints Play Home Games On Same Night
• Johansen's OT Goal Gives Predators Win Over Sharks, 1-0
• Islanders Beat Penguins 5-4
• Suspect Attempts To Evade Baltimore Police Inside BPD Headquarters
• Strong Winds In Faribault Blow Over 9 Semis On I-35, Uproot Trees Across Town
• Could Inflation Lead To A Recession?
• City Of Miami Beach Gives Handball Courts At Flamingo Park A Major Makeover
• American Red Cross and Carter BloodCare raising money for Ukraine
• Grocery Store Shoppers Feeling Brunt of High Inflation Rate
• Firefighters battled large blaze at hotel under construction in Camarillo
• Wade Scores On 9th-Inning Grounder, Angels Top Marlins 4-3
• Evacuation Order Issued For Homes Near Wildfire Burning Between Las Animas And Fort Lyon
• Powerful SJSU Exhibit Uses 1000 Backpacks To Shed Light On Student Mental Health, Suicide
• Huberdeau Lifts Panthers Over Ducks In OT For 8th Straight
• Phillies Shutout By Mets In Zack Wheeler's First Start Of Season
• Midland County Dams Receiving $200 Million After Catastrophic 2020 Floods
• Blues Rally Past Ailing Bruins 4-2
• Pay Attention In Work Zones, MDOT Says. You Could Save Someone's Life.
• Anxious parents in the Chicago area worry about baby formula shortage
• Sherri Papini admits to faking her 2016 kidnapping
• Joe Manganiello Throws First Pitch At PNC Park
• L.I. lawmakers announce regional plan to curb gas costs
• Plan For Higher Ethanol Blend Gas During Summer To Save Drivers a Few Cents Per Gallon
• Lacravivonne Washington​ faces manslaughter charge in connection to 3-year-old's death
• Northeast Philadelphia Community Members Call For Peace Amid Growing Gun Violence
• 'No Sign' Of Security Threats To Boston Marathon, Baker Says
• Margot Hits Winning RBI Single In 10th, Rays Beat A's, 9-8
• Adoption Can Be Transformative In A Child's Life
• Company At Center Of Adams 14 School District Controversy Also Had Failed Contract With School Of Mines
• Ovechkin, Capitals Rout Flyers 9-2
• Minneapolis School Board Approves Renaming Sheridan, Jefferson Schools
• Colorado Weather: Strong Wind And A Little More Snow
• Vin Scully wins Baseball Digest lifetime achievement award
• Suzuki homers twice as Cubs beat Pirates
• Police Name 3rd Suspected Gunman In Sacramento Mass Shooting
• Former Solano County Executive Gets Prison For $1B Solar Fraud
• Former radio personality Justin Frazell pleads guilty
• Santa Clara Valley Water District Limits Outdoor Watering To Twice Weekly As Drought Deepens
• Police release new video of Gilgo Beach murder victim
• 9-year-old boy thrown from motorcycle in hit-and-run incident
• Crews Called To U.S. Steel Tower For Fire
• DU Pioneers Celebrate 9th National Championship In Hockey
• Labor Department Report Shows Highest Inflation Rate In Decades
• What can be done to prevent another subway attack?
• Wednesday's Show Info (4/13/22)
• Orange County DA's Office announces charges against attempted kidnapping suspect
• Attorney: Sherri Papini Takes Plea Deal, Expresses Remorse For Faking Kidnapping
• Michael McWhorter, Joe Morris Sentenced To Prison For 2017 Dar Al Farooq Mosque Bombing
• 'Nowadays, Everybody Is A Target': Recent Mass Shootings Raise Anxiety, Fear
• Maryland Weather: Get Ready For Spring Showers And High Temperatures
• Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller warns high-priced produce inevitable
• Robert's tiebreaking homer leads White Sox over Mariners
• Former San Mateo Community College District Chancellor Arrested At SFO On Corruption Charges
• St. Paul School Board Relaxes Mask Mandate; Changes Go Into Effect Next Week
• Family In Mourning; San Jose Hit-And-Run Victims Identified; Suspect Remains At Large
• Possible Sewage Discharge Prompts Health Advisory In Napa County Near Silverado Trail
• 'The Snow Is Like Velvet': Skiers Praise Late Season Snow Ahead Of Final Weekends For Colorado Ski Resorts
• Attorney: Sherri Papini Takes Plea Deal, Expresses Remorse For Faking Kidnapping
• Citizens Insurance Adds 25,000 Policies
• UCLA's Peyton Watson headed to NBA draft after 1 season
• Papini pleads guilty in hoax kidnapping case
• Ten months after tornado, some Naperville residents are still working on their home repairs
• Pirates Lose 2-1 To Cubs In Home Opener
• Landslide closes Route 88 in Washington County
• Port Authority taking safety precautions in wake of NYC subway attack
• Consumer Prices Jumped 8.5% In March, Easily Erasing Most Wage Increases
• Little things you can do to save big at the grocery store
• Bears fan recovering from a stroke gets a big surprise at Halas Hall
• Two men accused of posing as federal agents set to be released to home confinement
• Teen Killed At Airbnb House Party In Elk Grove Identified As John F. Kennedy High School Student
• Anaheim Ducks pick up '23 option for coach Dallas Eakins
• Molly Seidel, Coach Jon Green Ready For First Boston Marathon
• Florida Man Gets 2 Years For Motorized Golf Cart Thefts In The Upper Midwest
• Mother Accuses Maplewood Police Of Racism After 4 Juveniles Detained Following Gunshot Report
• Cause Of Benicia Port Fire Appears To Be Unintentional, Fire Chief Says
• Florida Woman Accused Of Putting 4-Year-Old In Dryer, Who Said He 'Went Round & Round'
• Alex Ewing Sentenced For 1984 Murder Of Lakewood Woman, Gets Another Life Sentence
• Inflation Worries Keep Some From Retiring And Have Others Returning To Work
• Convicted killer Richard Lynn Phillips found guilty in child sex abuse cases
• Chicago Police say they're maintaining safety on CTA following mass shooting on NYC subway
• Gov. Jared Polis Tours Construction Site Of 'Valor On The Fax'
• Hopkins Mainstreet Added To National Register Of Historic Places
• Off The Wall Plans To Keep Dandy Bear Spirit Alive After Taking Over Location: 'Hopefully The Community Will Take To Us'
• Police: Burglar Drove Stolen Car Into Central Minnesota Auto Shop
• Caltrans completes $11 million retrofitting on 5 bridges
• College Student From Stoughton Witnessed Aftermath Of NYC Subway Shooting
• Chargers sign former Rams LB Troy Reeder
• Yuba City Man Stole $1,000 Worth Of Items In Colusa County Burglary, Sheriff Says
• Orphaned Mountain Lion Cub Found On Peninsula Rescued, Treated At Oakland Zoo
• PSPCA Looking For Forever Home For Logan, Dog Who Lost Two Legs
• Preschoolers In Troy Auctioning Artwork For 'Make A Wish' Foundation
• Westmoreland Co. Woman Accused In Bat Attack
• Man Accused Of Breaking Into Hialeah Massage Parlor, Beating, Raping Employee
• Bill Against Trans Girls In Girls' Sports Passes Pennsylvania House
• Unaffordable insulin may be a human rights abuse, watchdog says
• Police: man claiming to be with phone company tries to get into Bell Acres home
• March inflation report shows 8.5% increase over last year
• Miami-Dade Public Transportation Adds Layers Of Protection After NY Subway Shooting
• High Gas Prices, Foreign Energy Dependence Sparks Renewed Interest In Expanding Drilling In Pennsylvania
• Baseball fans tailgate and smile in the sun at White Sox home opener
• Detroit Artists Honored For Lifetime Achievements
• NASA takes third crack at moon rocket countdown test
• AG Keith Ellison Asks Court To Oversee Nonprofit 'Feeding Our Future' After Fraud
• Philadelphia Businesses Divided Over City Reinstating Indoor Mask Mandate Amid Rising COVID-19 Cases
• DeSantis Defends Lack Of Legislation On Building Safety Following Surfside Building Collapse
• Vice President Kamala Harris Visits Philadelphia With Pro-Union Message
• Biden says Putin committing "genocide half a world away"
• Closing Arguments Wrap Up In Federal Bribery Trial Of Philadelphia City Councilmember Kenyatta Johnson
• Man Shot Multiple Times In Northeast Baltimore
• Jason Alexander, Seth MacFarlane react to news of Gilbert Gottfried's death on Twitter
• Meningococcal Disease Outbreak In Florida, Says CDC
• SEE IT: Two Dogs Attack Husky, Woman In Homestead Neighborhood
• Georgia's governor signs bill allowing guns to be carried without license
• Sources: Cameras at 36th Street station failed to transmit to NYPD
• 'Definitely Cutting Back A Lot': Inflation Has Consumer Prices Up 8.5% In March
• Probation for Melodie Gliniewicz, widow of disgraced Fox Lake police officer
• COVID-19 Cases Trend Up Again In The US, Driven By The Growth Of BA.2
• Dallas police arrest Tracy Steele in connection to copper tubing theft
• Ceremonial Nero's Law Signing In Yarmouth Marks 4 Years Since Police Sgt. Sean Gannon's Death
• Meta tests tools for people to sell virtual goods in metaverse
• Massachusetts Reports 12 Additional COVID Deaths Over 3 Days, 1,712 New Cases
• Police On Scene Of Reported Shooting In Hill District
• Brooklyn Subway Shooting Prompts Transit Police To Increase Officers On MBTA
• Former President Donald Trump slams Bill McSwain, who'd sought his endorsement for Pennsylvania governor
• South Park home damaged by fast-moving fire
• 2 men arrested in connection to April 4 shooting
• State Police Capt. Mike Brown Is 3rd Republican Governor Candidate To File Petitions
• Cory Croslow, Suspect In Manteca Big League Dreams Parking Lot Shooting, Kills Himself In Front Of Detectives
• Lyft, Uber bashed for surge pricing after subway shooting
• Former postal worker charged with stealing stimulus checks from mail
• Red Sox Rally To Beat Tigers, Led By Rafael Devers' Two RBIs
• Woman stuck by car on McKnight Road dies
• Crews Battle House Fire In Southeast Minneapolis
• Gilbert Gottfried, Iconic Comedian, Has Died At Age 67 (CBS News)
• Fourth round of pandemic food benefits announced for Texas families
• Man Detained By Russian Troops In Ukraine Returns Home To Minnesota
• "Hijabi Queens" murals in Anaheim's Little Arabia district stopping passersby in their tracks
• Yelp Says It Will Cover Travel Expenses For Employees Seeking Abortions
• 'I've Never Seen This Happen': Delaware County Bakery Walking On Eggshells With Egg Shortage Ahead Of Easter
• Stepmother Of Missing NH Girl Harmony Montgomery Arrested On Unrelated Gun Charges
• Homeless Debris Catches Fire Under I-80 In Sacramento; Puppy Rescued Nearby
• Man stabbed on CTA Red Line train in River North
• Acupuncture Helps Sea Turtle Recover From Injuries At Baltimore's National Aquarium
• LOOK: Car Falls From Upper Level Parking Area In Sterling, Lands On Roof
• Comedian And Actor Gilbert Gottfried Dies At 67
• Cain Velasquez Breaks Silence On Attempted Murder Arrest Ahead Of Court Appearance – 'This Story Is Complex'
• Apple's Tim Cook Criticizes Antitrust Proposals, Warns Of 'Unintended Consequences' In App Store
• Maryland Korean War Veteran To Be Interred In Hagerstown
• Gilbert Gottfried, Comedian And Actor, Has Died
• Gilbert Gottfried, Iconic Comedian, Has Died At Age 67
• Mask mandate for airlines: Will it end or be extended?
• Record setting 131-pound catfish caught in Mississippi
• Comedian Gilbert Gottfried Has Passed Away
• Iconic comedian Gilbert Gottfried dead at 67
• 17 Port Authority employees fired over COVID-19 vaccine mandate
• Comedian Gilbert Gottfried dies, family says
• Comedian Gilbert Gottfried dead at 67
• Virginia Semi-Truck Driver Charged After Crashing Into MSP Trooper On I-94
• Stadium parking a pain? Dodger Express buses return for 2022 season
• Deal with feds would let former Ald. Danny Solis avoid conviction, prison time for bribery charge
• Aurora Man Murdered In December; Family Worries Critical Photos Released Too Late
• Analysis: On The NBA MVP Race, And Its International Flavor
• Congress Tells FTC Commanders May Have Broken Financial Laws
• Former Sunnyvale Middle School Teacher Arrested For Alleged Sexual Assault Of Student
• Photos from 60 Minutes' visit to Ukraine to interview President Zelenskyy
• Etsy sellers halt sales to protest hike in commission fees
• Red Sox Get Zero Quality Starts In First Run Through Pitching Rotation
• Hogan Signs Maryland Professional Sports Stadium Measures
• Maryland State Fair Announces Extended Weekends
• Pittsburgh Steelers QB Dwayne Haskins: What We Know & What We Don't Know About His Death
• LA sees spike in follow-home robberies after dip in March
• Rachel Deloache Williams on believing con artist Anna Sorokin
• BART Recovering From Delays After Person Found On Tracks Between Embarcadero / Montgomery Stations
• Man Shot Dead Near Middle School In Hayward
• UCLA study: Overdose deaths among U.S. teens surged during the pandemic due to fentanyl-tainted pills
• Dallas shelter out of space for large dogs, needs fosters and adopters
• Free rides on Metro and Metrolink trains, buses this Earth Day
• Anne Arundel County Unveils Plans For Transitional Housing To Help Those Experiencing Homelessness
• Georgia residents warned of invasive lizards that "eat almost anything"
• South Dakota AG Jason Ravnsborg Impeached Over Fatal Crash
• California Appeals Court Orders Johnson & Johnson To Pay $302M In Pelvic Mesh Case
• Speed Cameras On I-83 In Baltimore To Launch April 14
• Todd Saliman Named Sole Finalist For President Of University Of Colorado System
• Philadelphia Weather: When The Region Could See Summer-Like Temperatures In The 80s
• Police: California Woman Arrested After Flying To Michigan To Meet With Novi Teen
• South Dakota attorney general impeached over fatal crash
• Atlantic City Casino Workers Feel Smoking Ban Is In Reach
• Adams Sheriff: Deputy Keeps Wrong-Way Vehicle From Hitting Others In I-70 Crash
• Authorities Search For Suspect After 16 Injured In NYC Subway Shooting
• Bill That Would Legalize Marijuana In Wisconsin Gets First Public Hearing
• Dearborn Man Faces Child Porn Charges After Sexual Partner Sees Videos On Phone
• Yelp joins companies offering workers help with abortion care
• Former President Donald Trump Slams Bill McSwain, Who'd Sought His Endorsement For Pennsylvania Governor
• Florida Bars Lose Appeal Over COVID-19 Shutdown
• Man, 19, In Critical Condition After Cockeysville Shooting, Police Say
• Contra Costa County's Electric Travel Program Receives $3.5M From State
• Toyota Unveils First Electric Vehicle Since RAV4 EV In 2014
• Charges Filed In Burnsville Crash That Killed 16-Year-Old Sydney Kohner
• Aleksandr Dugin: The far-right theorist behind Putin's plan
• Celtics' Ime Udoka Named Eastern Conference Coach Of The Month For March/April
• Police chase ends when suspect crashes into bus, 3 cars in Washington County
• Russian dissident arrested after saying Ukraine war will end Putin's reign
• 'No timetable' for return after Luka's calf injury confirmed
• One-Eyed 'Highly Intelligent' Llama Up For Adoption In Massachusetts
• California researchers developing reusable "jelly" ice cube
• None Injured When Driver Rear-Ends School Bus In Waite Park
• Pittsburgh City Council approves plastic bag ban
• Jayson Tatum Snubbed For Season's Final Player Of The Month Award
• Southern California law enforcement, transportation officials on alert after New York subway attack
• Police: Anonymous Threat Prompts Lockdown At Turlock Junior High School
• Mural Part Of Effort To Revitalize Denver's West Colfax Viaduct Area
• AMBER Alert Canceled For 12-Year-Old Hampstead Boy
• Brooklyn Subway Shooting: All-Out Manhunt After 16 Injured In Shooting, Smoke Bomb Attack (CBS New York)
• NASA Prepping Psyche Spacecraft For Launch, Will Orbit Asteroid 1.5 Billion Miles Away
• Clippers-Timberwolves Play-In: A Head-To-Head History
• Downstate Amazon facility where six died during tornado wasn't built to code, victims' attorneys say
• NY Mass Shooting: Bay Area Transit Agencies On Alert After Brooklyn Subway Attack
• Man Wanted In 2 Separate St. Paul Shootings Taken Into Custody
• Mix of revenue recovery and higher costs for American Airlines
• Subway attack witnesses recall "smoke and blood and people screaming"
• Ukraine pushes U.N. to stop buying Russian goods and services
• Inflation accelerated to 8.5% in March, highest since 1981
• Miami Weather: Breezy With A Mix Of Sun And Clouds
• Man killed after running into traffic on 405 freeway in West LA
• Lauderhill Officer Shot Pit Bull To Stop Attack On Woman
• Southern California gas prices keep inching down, dropping a 15th day in a row
• 16 Hurt In New York City Subway Shooting In Brooklyn
• Putin's war on Ukraine drives thousands of Russians to flee their country
• White Sox Home Opener: Here's what you need to know
• Where's Marty? Checking Out A New Playground In Baltimore City
• At Miami Dade College, Gov. Ron DeSantis Signs Bill To Bolster Foster Care
• Soon there will be just 3 Kmart stores in the U.S.
• Anti-Cruelty Society's annual BARK fundraiser returning to the lakefront on May 21
• Russian hackers targeted Ukrainian power company, say Ukrainian officials
• TransUnion "unwilling or incapable" of operating lawfully, feds say
• Krispy Kreme To Sell A Dozen Doughnuts For Same Price As A Gallon Of Gas
• BA.2 now behind nearly all new COVID cases in the Northeast
• Charges: Alejandro Saavedra Used Cocaine And Alcohol Before Burnsville Crash That Killed 16-Year-Old
• COVID In Minnesota: 1,339 More Cases Added To State's Tally, With 2 More Deaths
• Consumer Price Inflation Hit A New 40-year High In March
• Brewerytown Cafe 'The Monkey & The Elephant' Dedicated To Helping Young Adults Who Are Aging Out Of Foster Care
• Bruins Can Clinch Playoff Spot As Early As Tuesday Night
• Baltimore City State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby Announces Reelection Bid Ahead Of Federal Trial
• Science of Weather: NOAA GLERL Water Buoys
• General Motors Announces Multi-Year Cobalt Supply Agreement For EVs
• SF, LA District Attorneys File Suit Against Law Firm Over Alleged Fraudulent ADA Lawsuits
• Pair Of Mountain Lions Make Repeat Appearances In San Mateo Neighborhood
• Missing Mill Valley Woman Jennifer Aranson Found Dead In Her Car
• State To Discuss LGBTQ References In School Curriculums
• Pistons Have Building Block In Rebuilding Plan
• Scattered, strong to severe storms likely for North Texas today
• Florida Judge Approves 24-Hour Waiting Period For Abortions
• VIDEO: 10-Foot Ice Shelf Threatens Michigan Home Along Lakeshore
• Boston Marathon Security Will Be Changed Due To New York Subway Shooting, Ed Davis Says
• Woman dies after Lincoln Park apartment fire
• Charles Flocken Dies After Being Struck By Vehicle In Columbia Heights
• N.Y. Lt. governor resigns after being indicted in campaign finance scheme
• Denver Weather: Get Ready For A January Day In April
• Maryland Weather: Warming Up With Mostly Sunny Skies
• Worried about an IRS audit? Here's how to avoid getting flagged
• LA County sees rise in COVID cases due to BA.2
• High School Student Dies In Crash At Busy Woodhaven Intersection
• Oklahoma governor signs bill to make almost all abortions illegal
• Florida Congressional Dems Pen Letter To Gov. Ron DeSantis Urging Condo Reform After Surfside Condo Collapse
• 'Female Who Seemed To Be In A Crisis': 911 Call Led Police To Two Children Dead In Little Haiti Apartment
• Two South Floridians Won A Million Dollars Each Playing A Florida Lottery Scratch Off Game
• Airline industry urges end to mask rules as deadline approaches
• 2 Women Caught on Video Stealing Load Of Clothes At Gloucester Township Laundromat: Police
• Allergies, Asthma Linked To Heart Disease, Study Says
• 17-year-old Olympic sailor dies while training with twin sister
• CDOT Launches Campaign For Distracted Driving Awareness Month
• Expert: extreme Texas fire threat 'looks like a pretty bad scenario'
• Woman Hospitalized After Accidental Fire Breaks Out At Severn Home
• Nets Or Cavaliers: Breaking Down Potential First-Round Opponents For Celtics
• Broadway Stars React To Cancellation Of Turlock High School's Production Of 'Be More Chill' Musical
• An unexpected ride for a hungry javelina
• Farmers Kitchen And Bar Easter Brunch
• Easter Basket Ideas From Mischief Toy Store
• EXPLAINER: 2 Men Whitmer Plot Could Be Tried Again
• U.K. leader Boris Johnson fined for breaking his own COVID rules
• Michigan Matters: The Roundtable Returns & Sports Takes Center Stage
• Minnesota Sheriffs' Association Donates 600+ Bulletproof Vests To Help People Of Ukraine
• New York Lt. Gov. Brian Benjamin resigns following bribery indictment
• Matthew Judon Simply Cannot Stop Trying To Recruit Players To Join Patriots
• Low-Flying Helicopter To Inspect Boston Marathon Route This Week
• Kirk Cousins: 'I Would Like To Retire As A Viking'
• Baez Lifts Tigers Over Red Sox
• $5,000 Reward Offered In Search For Rafiq Thompson Accused Of Shooting, Killing Pregnant Ex-Girlfriend At Gas Station Near King Of Prussia Mall
• Special Teamer Brandon King Leaving Patriots, Signing With Colts
• North Texas teens hope to hit home run in battle against leukemia
• Mystic Lake Hosting Dakota, Ojibwe Language Quiz Bowls As Part Of Indian Education Conference
• 'They Feed Me…They Make Sure I'm Safe': When A Child Has Basic Needs Met They Can Focus On The Rest Of Life
• Shanghai lockdown lifted for some, but millions still trapped and angry
• Michael Lorenzen Makes Strong Angels Debut In 6-2 Victory Over Miami
• U.K. says all options on table if Russia used chemical weapons in Ukraine
• Patriots Reportedly Set To Host Alabama Receiver John Metchie For Top-30 Visit
• Several Five Points Businesses Battle Landlord
• JetBlue Making Cuts To Summer Flight Schedule Because Of 'Challenging Staffing Situation'
• Maryland Legislature Ends Session Marked By Budget Surplus
• One killed after SUV slams into home in Moreno Valley
• AAA: Oil Prices Tumble; Gas Prices Down 10 Cents
• Russian court rejects appeal by jailed former U.S. Marine
• Franklin Park Zoo Opens $9.1M 'Gorilla Grove' Habitat
• 'SoHo Karen' Miya Ponsetto pleads guilty to falsely accusing Black teen of stealing cell phone
• Tom Brady Gave Veronica Burton A Call After She Was Drafted 7th Overall In WNBA Draft
• Transgender Disney heir rips Florida's "Don't Say Gay" bill
• Study: pedestrian deaths in Texas increase 1st half of 2021
• Car slams into outdoor dining structure on Upper East Side
• 5 hurt, including 3 firefighters, in Bronx fire
• South Side businesses welcome White Sox fans ahead of season home opener
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 4/12 Tuesday forecast
• Funeral today for Bronx teen, as officials vow ghost gun crackdown
• Latest report on state of Black America paints grim picture
• Olympian's mother killed by stray bullet while sewing in her home
• Scientist says he got runaround from Wells Fargo after being docked sum at ATM in Ecuador
• Lynx Take NC State's Kayla Jones, MN Native Hannah Sjerven In WNBA Draft
• More than 40 killed as storm unleashes landslides on Philippine villages
• 17-year-old girl shot in head while sitting in car near Burnside
• Frank Deshields Wanted In Deadly Stabbing Of Man In New Castle
• Brush fire breaks out near Harlem River Drive
• Teen dead after friends in body armor take turns shooting each other
• Baffert Suspended By Maryland Racing Commission, Ineligible For Preakness
• NYC health officials recommend masks indoors as COVID cases climb
• 6 cement trucks catch fire at Ozinga lot in East Pilsen
• Mosque In Fridley Catches Fire Overnight
• Family seeks Ukrainian nephew's release from San Diego immigrant detention center
• With his conviction tossed, man freed after serving 18 years for murder
• Climber dies day after celebrating making it to top of Himalayan peak
• Fire breaks out at Venango Co. depot
• I-Team: Railroad Safety Expert Says Changes At Wilmington Train Crossings Are Not Enough
• Chicago Weather: Warm day before severe weather Wednesday
• PG&E to pay $55 million over old power lines sparking two major wildfires
• Violent crash occurs overnight outside Liberty Tunnel
• Nebraska Lawmakers Approve Proposed Colorado Canal Project
• Miami Kmart One Of Only Three Left In US After New Jersey Location Closes Saturday
• EPA to try to fight high gas prices at the pump with ethanol blend
• Green Thumb: Is It Too Early To Start Planting?
• PNC Park hosting 2022 home opener
• Surprise find in cane at Boston's Logan airport: a long blade
• Traffic Cameras Capture Fiery Crash Involving Suspected Impaired Driver In North Metro
• 3 Minnesota Companies Make Fortune's 100 Best Places To Work
• Jefferson Hills council votes to close Gill Hall VFC station
• Lakeville North Student Sydney Kohner ID'd As Teen Killed In Burnsville Crash
• Car crashes over hillside in Vandergrift
• Man wanted for sexually assaulting teenage girl
• Some charges dropped in case of man accused of assault at PPS administration building
• Mets' bullpen implodes in 8th inning in loss to Phillies

Videos from April 12, 2022

• 2 On Your Side: Approved Section 8 applicants find affordable housing hard to come by
• Look At This: Gamble House
• 9-year-old girl shot in Victorville mall
• Fire crews get a handle on massive fire in Camarillo
• Government report out Tuesday confirms inflation hitting 40-year high
• Hotel near Camarillo outlets burns in massive fire
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Severe weather threat on Wednesday
• Suspects hit woman while trying to steal her watch
• Drivers say parking under CTA tracks is leaving their cars covered with 'L-juice'
• Weather update: expect late night showers or thunderstorms
• Anxious parents in the Chicago area worry about baby formula shortage
• Hundreds attend 100th birthday celebration for Mayor Harold Washington
• Fort Worth City Council approves $3 million for Center for Transforming Lives
• First Alert Forecast: CBS2 4/12 Nightly Weather at 11PM
• American Red Cross and Carter BloodCare raising money for Ukraine
• 1 person dead in shooting at South Holland gas station
• Former NYPD first deputy police commissioner Ben Tucker talks about subway attack
• New documentary shows security failures at AstroWorld Festival
• Hotel construction collapses after fire engulfs building
• Good Samaritans help fellow New Yorkers escape Brooklyn subway attack
• Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller warns high-priced produce inevitable amid truck backlog
• "It's getting worse": Frustration rising over truck backlogs at Texas-Mexico border
• Some New Yorkers anxious about taking the subway after attack in Brooklyn
• Frank James, person of interest in NYC subway mass shooting, traveled through Chicago
• KDKA-TV Nightly Forecast (4/12)
• Officials: Security cameras at Brooklyn station weren't transmitting video at time of attack
• 10 people shot, 13 injured in subway attack in Brooklyn
• Pittsburgh City Council Approves Plastic Bag Ban
• Allegheny County Council Divided Over Appointments To Allegheny County Sanitary Authority
• One girl shot after gunman open fires in Victorville mall
• Over 14 hours later, search continues for gunman in Brooklyn subway attack
• One man killed, two injured when stone falls from building in East Garfield Park
• 3 Injured In Hill District Shooting
• Crews Called To U.S. Steel Tower For Fire
• 4/12: Red and Blue
• First Alert Weather Day canceled for Tuesday night
• Little things you can do to save big at the grocery store
• Opening arguments begin in Johnny Depp's defamation lawsuit against Amber Heard
• LI lawmakers partner on law to cap local sales tax on gas
• Brooklyn schools go into lockdown after subway attack
• Police investigate U-Haul believed to be connected to Brooklyn subway shooting
• More information released about man wanted in Brooklyn subway shooting
• U.S. investigating reports Russia used chemical agents in attack on Ukrainian city
• LA Mission holds annual Easter dinner
• Comedian Gilbert Gottfried dies at age 67
• First Alert Weather Day update At 8:40 P.M.
• Steelers Draft Preview 2022: Running Backs
• Gov. Hochul visits Brooklyn subway attack victims at Maimonides Medical Center
• CBS News Los Angeles: The Rundown (Apr. 12 PM Edition)
• Police track down U-Haul believed to be linked to Brooklyn subway shooting
• Veterans Voices: How a local dentist is helping homeless veterans maintain good oral hygiene
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• Global law enforcement cracking down on hackers
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