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• Saturday's Show Info (4/16/22)
• Italian-American Family Traditions Baked Into Holiday Favorite Pane di Pasqua
• Judge: 5 Oakland Police Officers Involved In Death Of Joshua Pawlik Were Wrongly Fired
• Sacramento Deputies Investigate Stabbing In Elverta
• Stolen vehicle suspect crashes into tree while leading authorities on pursuit, detained after fleeing on foot
• Dodgers win fourth straight with 3-1 victory over Reds on Jackie Robinson Day
• All You Need To Know About 2022 Red Rocks Easter Sunrise Service
• Mexican Cultural Center Hosts Party To Celebrate 'Día del Niño'
• 'It Will Never Be The Same': COVID Took His Wife In 2020, Modesto Father And Son Remain Forever Changed As Grief Still Lingers
• Downtown Sacramento Brings Back Concerts In The Park
• Santa Monica police arrest four people in catalytic converter theft
• 'More Courage To Fight': Local Group Collects Combat Protective Gear For Ukraine
• Clippers playoff dreams dashed after loss to Pelicans
• Bob Chinn, founder of namesake Wheeling crab house, dies at 99
• Families Rush To Evacuate As 37E Fire Grows North Of Lyons
• Cubs fall short to Kris Bryant, Rockies
• local lawmaker introduces bill to ban parts used to assemble "ghost guns"
• Mandatory Evacuations Ordered For Residents Near '37E' Wildfire That's Burned 300 Acres North Of Lyons
• Aurora's City Manager Pens Letter To Community After Controversial Firing Of Former Police Chief Vanessa Wilson
• Rabbi Yisroel Silberstein Spends Passover In Colorado After Fleeing Ukraine During Invasion
• Angels mash five homers in 9-6 win over Rangers
• More Than 2 Years Later, Kincade Fire Victims Still Seeking Compensation
• Orioles edge Yankees on bases-loaded walk in 11th
• Guerrero Jr. Hits MLB-Leading 5th HR, Blue Jays Beat A's 4-1
• Ryan Lee Martin Charged With Causing Multiple Arson Fires
• Bar owners hope for large crowds this Pirates season
• Rodón Works 7 Strong Innings, Giants Top Guardians 4-1
• As Food Prices Rise, Families Are Making The Most This Easter
• 'We'll Not Be The Governor's Punching Bag,' Florida Black Elected Officials To Send Message To Gov. DeSantis On Redistricting
• At Just 22, Miami Heat Superstar Tyler Herro Continues To Torch The Competition
• SEPTA Police Officer Ervis Onuzi Released From Hospital After Being Shot In Frankford
• Austin Webster Charged After Man Found Shot, Limping On Side Of I-35 Near Proctor
• Fire Crews Rescue Hiker Off Steep Cliff Below Palisades Park in Daly City
• Rabbit Rescue Of Minnesota
• FDA Authorizes First COVID-19 Breath Test
• Baltimore City Board Of Estimates To Weigh $345K Settlement With Elijah Gorham's Parents
• Police De-Escalation Tactics Questioned Following Grand Rapids Police Shooting
• Rodón Works 7 Strong Innings, Giants Top Guardians
• Elijah McClain Case: Judge Continues To Review Evidence In Case Against Former Police Officers, Medics
• Suspect surrenders after hours-long standoff on Boyle Heights train tracks
• Nationals beat Pirates 7-2
• Sorokin, Isles spoil Price's return with win over Canadiens
• Burger homers, Cease deals for White Sox
• Sanchez Drives In 2, Lopez Solid As Marlins Beat Phillies 7-1
• Ride-Share Service Via Uses Cheap Fares To Complement Mass Transit Routes
• Pair of suspects outstanding following smash-and-grab robbery at Brea Mall
• Phillies' Bats Sputter Again In Loss To Marlins
• Aurora Police Department fires Officer Jonathan Olsen, says he sent threatening voicemails
• East-Leading Panthers Beat Jets 6-1, Win Streak At 9 games
• Man Shot In Leg In Brooklyn Center
• Blue Jays Blast A's 4-1
• Philadelphia Neighborhood Rallies Behind Raheem Bell, Who Was Critically Wounded In Carjacking Last Weekend
• Death investigation underway in Venice, where two people found dead of unknown causes
• Former Illini guard Andre Curbelo headed to St. John's
• None wounded, four arrested following shootout in Palmdale
• Ryan Hartman's 'Bird Fund' Reaches Over $30K, All To Be Donated To Children's Minnesota
• Republicans And Democrat Want To Empower Patients To Sue Hospitals That Don't Post Prices
• Ice Out Declared On Lake Minnetonka
• East Harlem store manager says customer sucker-punched him
• Stu Emry, former KDKA-TV reporter, dies at 88
• Man Charged In West Baltimore Shootout That Killed 22-Year-Old
• More than 200 gallons of gas stolen from commercial property in Pennsylvania
• 'I'd Put My Record Up Against Anyone's': Sen. Feinstein Defends Service Following Report About Deteriorating Memory And Ability To Lead
• Hillside residents fed up with menace of speeders in their neighborhood, demand action from mayor
• COVID cases climb in New York ahead of holiday weekend
• Warriors Fans, Mission Bay Businesses Gear Up For 1st Playoff Game At Chase Center
• Bay Area Houses Of Worship Set For Large Celebrations Without COVID-19 Restrictions
• DC Man Found Guilty Of Fatally Stabbing Man In Maryland Popeyes
• Good Friday brings good news for last minute tax filers
• LA mayoral candidate Rick Caruso claims to pay $330k in taxes per year
• Suspect Sought After Robbery, Shots Fired Near Rosemont Area
• 2 Hospitalized With Life-Threatening Injuries After Minneapolis Shooting
• 911 Dispatcher Honored For Helping Save Man Stuck Between Walls At MBTA Station
• Chicago firefighter injured at scene of West Englewood house fire
• Tuolumne River Will Rise Drastically As Water Is Released From Don Pedro Reservoir To Send Salmon Out To Sea
• Head-On Crash Blocks Both Directions of Vasco Road North of Livermore
• Teen Injured In South Baltimore Shooting
• "Extinct" wildflower rediscovered after 36 years
• Suspect In Killing Of El Dorado County Sheriff's Deputy Brian Ishmael Convicted Of 2nd Degree Murder
• Soccer coach arrested for alleged sexual assault on teenager
• New York commits $150M to fixing Mount Vernon's sewer system
• Missing 13-year-old girl from Long Beach safely located in Tennessee
• NYC receiving $4B over 4 years for child care expansion
• Possible armed man seen near Elysian Park, police investigating
• California Has No Plans To Add Restrictions As COVID Cases Up
• Friday's 'Moulin Rougue! The Musical' performance cancelled
• UPDATE: Possible Threat At James Logan HS in Union City Prompts Police Response
• Alameda County Courtrooms Reopening To Public For First Time Since Start Of Pandemic
• Gov. Tim Walz Has Significant Fundraising Advantage Over GOP Candidates Hoping To Unseat Him
• City Of Davis Holds Special Connection With Ukraine
• Law Enforcement To Determine Whether Deadly Shooting Of Suspect At Larimer County Landfill Was Justified
• Meet the carpet cleaner who can speak 24 languages
• Migrant arrivals at U.S. border soared to 221,000 in March, highest tally since 2000
• Bill on Gov. Pritzker's desk would crack down on organized retail crime in multiple ways, amid spike in such crime on Mag Mile and elsewhere
• If you can't make Monday's tax deadline, file an extension but know what it means
• Landslide carries garage down hillside in Stowe Township
• Man accused of setting fire that killed 3 Pittsburgh firefighters may enter plea deal
• Stowe Township, McKees Rocks leaders seek answers to gun violence
• Marylanders, Fill Up Your Tanks. Gas Prices Are About To Go Up
• Syracuse Carrier Dome reportedly getting a name change
• Health officials investigate mysterious increase in severe liver infection among kids
• WATCH: SUV Engulfed In Fire In Rocklin
• Over 300 Containers Removed From Ever Forward, Officials Hope To Be Finished By Monday
• Fire Damages Three Rowhomes In East Baltimore
• 33-Year-Old Woman Found Dead In Essex, Homicide Investigation Underway
• What You Need To Know About Bird Feeders And Bird Flu
• Bunny Bonanzoo Returns to Maryland Zoo for Easter Weekend
• Man charged after striking officer, little girl while fleeing traffic stop in River North
• Black maternal health week advocates pregnancy equality
• Orioles Put Means On IL, More Tests On Elbow Expected
• Princeton Standout Meyers Transferring To Maryland
• Easter travelers hit with high airfare and staffing shortages
• "Islander," "Cyrano" & "Macbeth" bring Scotland to the stage
• Person Shot Multiple Times In Dundalk
• UPDATE: Lockdown Lifted at Carlmont High School in Belmont After Shooting Nearby
• Crash In Yolo County Kills Sacramento Man, Leaves Woodland Man With Major Injuries
• Police seek suspect who repeatedly punched victim in face at Pasadena 7-11
• Mpls. North High Class Of 2022 Receives $1M In Scholarship Funds From Pillsbury United
• Passover, Easter and Ramadan all fall together in 2022
• Cop shot by 'Cowboy Hat Bandit' tried to 'put it behind him'
• As Good Friday, Passover, Ramadan Celebrations Converge, Communities Gather To Reflect
• Experts say it will take a while before traffic returns to pre-pandemic normalcy
• Texas Gov. Abbott signs border agreement with Tamaulipas governor
• MDHHS: First Influenza-Associated Pediatric Death This Season Reported In Kalamazoo County
• Twins Beat Red Sox 8-4 In Fenway Opener
• J.D. Vance lands Trump's endorsement for Ohio Senate GOP race
• Nassau Police making push for residents to stop leaving key fobs in cars amid surging thefts
• Denver Firefighters Tackle 2-Alarm Fire At Townhomes
• Community Calls For Peaceful Summer, Rally Planned
• A local company claims it has fallen victim to highway robbery, but the alleged perpetrators might surprise you.
• Queens subway station hammer attack victim shares story
• Stockton Police Investigate Attempted Home Invasion On Farley Drive
• Owner Of Seacoast Canine In Salisbury Charged With Animal Cruelty
• Business owners, residents worry over falling rusty light poles
• Man Arrested On Murder Charge In Richmond Fatal Hit-And-Run
• Police: Innocent bystander Sally Ntim dies in Bronx shooting
• NHL players' union staff cleared of wrongdoing in Kyle Beach sex assault allegation
• FBI: Cryptocurrency scams cost Americans $1 billion in 2021
• Local Organizations Come Together On Good Friday To Serve Homeless At Miami Rescue Mission
• Gov. Jared Polis Tours Organizations Focused On Reducing Homelessness, Providing Mental Health Services
• Pittsburgh Warriors offer much-needed competition and brotherhood for veterans
• Miami Caretaker, Partner Accused Of Stealing $130,000 From Elderly Blind Woman With Dementia
• 6 Northeast High Students Hospitalized After Attending Military Ball In Davie
• COVID breathalyzer test authorized by FDA gets results in 3 minutes
• Man Killed, Another Critically Wounded In Shooting At Burlington County Apartment Complex
• No Plans For New COVID-19 Restrictions Amid 'Slow But Noticeable Increase' In California Case Rates
• 'This Is Our Christmas': Red Sox Fans, Vendors Thrilled To Be Back At Fenway For Home Opener
• Cybersecurity experts recruiting IIT students to fight back against threats online
• Fire department uses final fish fry of season to raise money for Elrama Tavern employees
• Innovative Housing Offers Affordable Alternative For Boston Residents
• New Petition Calls For MSHSL To Make Golf A Fall Sport After Frigid Start To Season
• Family Of Youngest Black Woman Museum Exhibit Designer Who Died From COVID-19 Continuing Her Legacy
• Fort Worth aims to eliminate chronic homelessness with new housing
• War in Ukraine could harm global food supply, World Food Programme head says
• Cherry Creek Schools and STRIDE Team Up To Preserve Student Health
• Park Manor charity hosting food giveaway in time for Easter
• California Job Growth Continues In March, Nearly 90% Of Jobs Lost During Pandemic Recovered
• Boston Marathon Expo Opens As Thousands Of Runners Arrive
• One Boston Day Marks Ninth Anniversary Of 2013 Boston Marathon Bombings
• South Florida Family Opens Up Home, Commemorates Passover With Ukrainians Displaced By War
• More than 200 birds died at Illinois forest reserve from suspected bird flu
• Book excerpt: "The Rule of Five," on arguing climate change before the Supreme Court
• Toddlers ate goldfish crackers laced with THC, police say
• Boston City Hall Evacuated After Bomb Threat
• N.J. dispensaries prepping for recreational marijuana sales
• 'These Cases Have An Emotional Impact On Everyone Involved;' Turlock Police Arrest Father For Infant Homicide
• CBS4 Exclusive: Safety Alert About Car Hopper Burglars Caught On Camera
• New York town with crumbling sewage system receives $150M investment
• Tom Seaver statue unveiled, Mets crush Diamondbacks 10-3 in Citi Field opener
• $5 Million In Funding Allocated To Help Pennsylvania Religious Organizations Combat Hate Crime
• Stillwater Guard Charged With Smuggling Meth Into Prison
• 14-Year-Old Girl With Knife Confronts Career Criminal In Middleboro Home, Helps Police Catch Him
• WATCH: Deputies Respond To Noise Complaint, Start Dancing At Punjabi Wedding In Tracy
• This week on "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan," April 17, 2022
• Colorado's Unemployment Rate Dips To Lowest Level Since Before Pandemic
• 3 men arrested, charged in February DeSoto shooting that left 2 teens injured
• Search For North Lauderdale Deadly Double Shooting Suspect Andre Anglin
• Confusion Reigns As Jury Selection Concludes Second Week In Nikolas Cruz's Death Penalty Trial
• Massachusetts Reports 2,470 New COVID Cases, Positivity Rate Near 3.9%
• Driver Arrested After Allegedly Fleeing Palo Alto Sideshow, Clipping Police Car, Hitting Tree, Killing Dog
• 5 people will split $50,000 Brooklyn subway shooting reward
• Live updates: Extra-alarm fire destroys Antioch Missionary Baptist Church in Englewood
• Boulder King Soopers Shooting Suspect Ruled Incompetent To Stand Trial Once Again
• California grocery workers ratify new contract, avoiding strike
• Woman Killed & Man Critical In Baltimore Double Shooting, Police Say
• Jewish Families Making Last-Minute Changes To Their Passover Plans As COVID Cases Continue To Rise
• 2 Pine Township restaurants hit with consumer alerts for roach infestations
• Mountain Firefighters Track Increasing Call Volumes While Dealing With Unique Challenges
• 1 Dog Killed, 1 Person Injured In Fire At Townhomes In Denver
• Extra-alarm fire breaks out at Antioch Missionary Baptist Church in Englewood
• Covina Police: Man killed by officers was armed with imitation Glock BB gun
• Bomb Threat At Novato High; Students Sheltering In Place
• Fatal Accident Closes Part Of SW 137 Avenue In Miami-Dade
• Monthly Mobile Food Pantry Operates For Community Members In Denver
• Clock Counting Down To Monday's Tax Filing Deadline; Here's What You Need To Know
• Mark Cope sentenced for 2020 drunk driving crash that killed Shina McClam in Peekskill
• Flight Attendants Settle Frontier Discrimination Suit
• Entry Is Free At All National Park Sites On Saturday
• Twitter Adopts 'Poison Pill' Defense To Block Elon Musk Takeover Bid
• Celtics-Nets Matchups -- A View From Both Sides
• Hundreds Still Don't Have Unemployment Tax Forms Needed To File Their Returns
• Avalanche Beat Devils 3-1, Extend Winning Streak To 8 Games
• Will Fantasy Fest Get Rid Of Nudity To Create 'Family Friendly' Event?
• Actor's Will Perform At Titanic Survivor's Denver Home 110 Years Since Ship Sank
• Maryland Men Accused Of Kidnapping & Burning Victims With Blow Torch In Series Of Attempted Robberies
• Baltimore County Police Pursuit Ends In NE Baltimore Crash
• San Francisco Man Sentenced To Prison For Attempting To Flee To Europe With Underage Girl
• California's Growth Continued In March Despite Labor Shortage
• NorCal Lawyer Uses Her Own Experiences To Advocate For Foster Children
• Baltimore DPW Defends Operations Of Back Water Wastewater Treatment Plant, Says Recent Sample Was Not Raw Sewage
• Tanker Truck Overturns On Highway 50 In Sacramento
• Detroit Police Search For Driver, Vehicle After Bicyclist Killed In Hit-And-Run
• Liz Sheridan, who played Seinfeld's mother on hit show, dead at 93
• Dirk Nowitzki helping Dallas ISD students develop championship mentality
• LAX urges visitors to plan parking ahead of time due to spring break travel
• What is Elon Musk really doing with his offer to buy Twitter?
• Report: Florida Workers Shifting To Higher-Paying Jobs As Unemployment Rate Dips To 3.2 Percent In March
• Democrat Abby Finkenauer to remain on ballot for U.S. Senate in Iowa
• Electric Cars Take Center Stage At World Renowned New York Auto Show
• Man Driving 90 mph In Madison Heights Construction Zone Found With Gun On Dashboard
• Florida COVID-19 Hospitalizations See Little Change
• Twitter Adopts 'Poison Pill' Measure That Could Thwart Elon Musk's Takeover Bid
• Pennsylvania's unemployment rate drops to 4.9%
• More than 900 civilian bodies found in Kyiv region, police say
• Ukrainian mom watches daughter's burial on phone, 300 miles away
• Community comes together for annual Prayer for Peace march through Homewood
• Cold And Crops: Minnesota Farmers Need Warmer Weather To Begin Fieldwork
• Golden Police: 2 Critically Injured In Stabbing, Mark Devon Namett Arrested
• Sen. Dianne Feinstein Fires Back; 'Record Shows That I Am' Capable Of Representing California
• Pain relief products and supplements under recall
• Palo Alto Police: Backyard Prowler Brandishes Knife At Resident Inside
• Gun Violence In Philadelphia Claims 5 Lives, Injures 16 Others In 24 Hour Span From Thursday To Friday: Police
• Detroit Man Charged With Murder In Fatal Shooting Outside Fire Station
• Canceling student loan debt "still on the table" for Biden administration
• Philadelphia 76ers Need James Harden To Deliver In Postseason For Title Shot
• Marginal risk of a few severe storms Easter Weekend
• Divided MN Legislature Will Return With Much Undone: A Look At The Major Issues
• Gov. Walz Has $4.1M In Campaign Cash; Jensen And Gazelka Lead GOP
• Be A Weather Watcher
• Red Sox Honor Jerry Remy At Fenway Park On Opening Day
• Broadway shows extend mask mandate through end of May
• 3 Homes Damaged In Early Morning Fire In Manteca
• Police issue alert of armed robberies on city's Northwest Side
• Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza Detected In Washtenaw, Livingston Counties
• SpaceX set to launch reconnaissance satellite from Vandenberg
• Who abandoned this bulldog in a crate? Dallas police want to know
• Maryland & Temple Rare D-I Schools With Top Black Leadership
• Vallejo Council Pivots Towards Moving Police Headquarters To Library Site Instead Of Waterfront
• Take Down Your Bird Feeders To Stop Spread Of Bird Flu, U Of M Raptor Center Says
• Philly Residents Stock Up On Sweet Treats At Local Bakeries Ahead Of Easter
• Roller skating returns to Rockefeller Center for the first time since 1940
• Louisville Adds Danny Manning To Cardinals Coaching Staff
• Patriots Personnel Director Matt Groh Says Bill Belichick Is In Charge
• Twitter adopts "poison pill" plan to block Elon Musk's acquisition
• Woman Shot Multiple Times During Carjacking At Warren Gas Station
• Tuolumne River Spring Pulse Water Releases Set To Start On Saturday
• 'False event:' No magnitude-4.0 quake near Catalina Island
• Murder suspect arrested at Texas-Mexico border
• Clippers star Paul George to miss play-in game due to COVID protocols
• Inmate picks firing squad over electric chair as execution looms
• Pink Full Moon Will Be In The Sky This Weekend
• Jackie Robinson's son hopes "younger generation can pick up that attitude"
• IRS faces backlog of unprocessed tax returns, staffing shortages
• Friday Marks 11 Days In A Row With Red Flag Warnings, No Relief In Sight For Eastern Colorado
• Tennessee lawmaker invokes Hitler in message to homeless people
• Zdeno Chara Scores, Ending 108-Game Drought Without A Goal
• Good Friday marked with Way of the Cross procession over the Brooklyn Bridge
• Michigan State University Dropping Mask Policy In Classrooms, Still Requiring Vaccines
• Alex Jones to recoup $75,000 in fines in Sandy Hook lawsuit
• Today in history: Titanic sinks, Lincoln dies, Boston Marathon bombed
• Matthew Fader Sworn In As Chief Judge Of State's Highest Court
• Russia warns U.S. against further arming Ukraine
• Pilsen's traditional 'Living Way of the Cross' returns Friday
• MDOT: Here's A List Of Construction Happening In Metro Detroit This Weekend
• WVON passing out free blue buttons to help celebrate late Mayor Harold Washington's 100th birthday
• Village of Dixmoor receives $2 million for new water main project
• Celebrations mark Jackie Robinson Day, 75th anniversary of breaking of MLB's color barrier
• Sheriff's Deputies Shot At While Checking Out Suspicious Person In Pompano Beach
• Feinstein issues defense after report alleging her memory is deteriorating
• California To Delay COVID Vaccine Mandate For Schoolkids Until At Least Summer 2023
• VIDEO: Frank Vascellaro Falls Short To Carly Zucker On KFAN's The Initials Game
• Fort Worth homicide suspect found sleeping in park
• Dollar Tree recalls more than 1 million hot glue guns
• Greyhound Says Bus Found Apparently Abandoned On I-80 Near Donner Lake Was Stuck Due to Tire Chain Issue
• Florida Keys Sheriff's 'Farm' Benefits Animals, Inmates And The Public
• Red Sox Home Opener Lineup: Trevor Story Set To Make Fenway Park Debut
• Yorkville's Mansion diner is a Philips family legacy
• Where's Marty? Checking Out The Threads At Tuxedo House In Timonium
• Crime Stoppers Offering $5,000 Reward For Information On Missing 47-Year-Old LaKeia Johnson
• Maryland Adds 3,900 Jobs In March, Unemployment Rate Falls To 4.6%
• New poll finds California voters most concerned about housing affordability
• Chris Sale Is Throwing A Baseball Again
• Meadow Brook Theatre Guild's Luncheon on the Aisle Event Returns for Its 39th Year
• White House Easter Egg Roll returns in person
• Sources: Kelvin Joseph expected to be interviewed regarding murder investigation
• Full 'Pink Moon' To Shine Bright This Easter And Passover Weekend
• Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey tests positive for COVID-19
• Modest-Income Buyers Being Priced Out Of New-Vehicle Market
• Outgoing WPIAL director Amy Scheuneman named P3R's Youth Programming Director
• China stages military exercises as U.S. lawmakers visit Taiwan
• Why an NFT auction of the first tweet flopped so terribly
• The Complete Kyrie Irving-Boston Celtics Timeline
• Power saving and money saving: Shaving costs off your electric bill
• At Least 4 Dead, 15 Others Injured In Several Shootings Across Philadelphia Since Thursday Afternoon
• Pennsylvania's Unemployment Rate Drops To 4.9%
• Woman, 26, Shot During Attempted Robbery, Baltimore Police Say
• 5-Time Boston Marathon Champion Tatyana McFadden Won't Participate In 2022 Race
• Pittsburgh Weather: Warm temperatures and sunshine start the weekend
• Man summits Mount Kilimanjaro after donating kidney to stranger
• The Ninety Nine Is Closing Its Saugus Location, But Opening A New Restaurant Nearby
• LAUSD teachers hold protest demanding lifting of COVID restrictions
• NFL Sale Of Tom Brady's Final Touchdown Ball For $518K Voided
• Sweet Sixteen: Penguins' postseason streak now the longest active in North American sports
• Federal government to return money seized from legal cannabis company
• Pennsylvania house votes to bring whole and reduced fat milk back to schools
• NYPD officers rescue woman from Central Park Reservoir
• Suspect in 19-year-old cold case found dead, NRH police say
• Man, 34, Arrested After Allegedly Shooting At Officers, Leading Chase From Sacramento To Folsom
• Former UM Music Professor Stephen Shipps Gets Prison On Child Sex Charges
• Russia may already be in default, Moody's says
• Chicago celebrates Harold Washington's life and legacy on what would have been his 100th birthday
• 56-Year-Old Man Arrested In Annapolis Shooting, Police Say
• Mother, boyfriend charged with murder of 5-year-old boy on Long Island
• New Hampshire Police Looking For Man Accused Of Groping Worker At Frozen Yogurt Shop
• Taste Of The Town: Enjoy A Taste Of The Mediterranean At Ya Mas! Taverna In Fort Lauderdale
• New York Islanders legend Mike Bossy dead at 65
• Stranded dolphin dies after beachgoers try to "ride" it, rescuers say
• Spring Storm Impacts Travel On Sierra Highways
• Baltimore Man, 33, Hospitalized After Being Shot In His Yard, Police Say
• Stephon Gilmore Reportedly Signing With Indianapolis Colts
• Mysterious die-off of sea urchins in Caribbean: "It's happening so quickly"
• Fans Thrilled To Be Back At Fenway Park For Opening Day
• Pride Parade Not Planned For Boston In 2022
• Biden Picks U Of M Dean Michael Barr For Fed's Bank Regulation Post
• Russia warns of further attacks on Kyiv after sinking of flagship warship
• Autopsy determines Ariana Taylor, Gary woman whose body was found this week, died in accident
• Oakland A's pitching Legend Dave Stewart Still Awaiting COVID-Delayed Number Retirement
• Tigers Beat Royals 4-2
• Power Of The Community Helping South Florida Holocaust Survivors Celebrate Passover
• Rep. Mary Cavanagh Pleads Guilty To DWI, Aims For Sobriety
• Dodgers commemorate 75th anniversary of Jackie Robinson breaking MLB's color barrier
• Person shot and wounded outside home of rapper DaBaby
• Detroit Lions Have Signed Safety DeShon Elliott
• Islanders great Mike Bossy dies at 65
• Multiple Crashes And Backups Reported Overnight Amid Strong Winds, Snow
• Here Are The Details For Red Sox' Opening Day Festivities
• Sneak peek of Harold Washington documentary to be shown honoring his 100th birthday
• John Travolta posts tribute to late son
• Biden administration protects Cameroonians in the U.S. from deportation
• 1 Hurt, Multiple Residents Displaced In Early Morning Duplex Fire In North Minneapolis
• Swan Boats Will Open For The Season On Saturday
• Auction For Tom Brady's 'Final' Touchdown Football Voided
• Biden taps Michael Barr for Fed's bank regulation position
• Asymptomatic people no longer need to quarantine after COVID exposure, California health officials say
• NASA's Dress Rehearsal For Moon Rocket Thwarted By Hydrogen Leak
• Netflix series sparks debate about whether toddlers are old enough
• FDA Authorizes First Breath Test For COVID-19 Infection
• Boston Marathon Daffodils Return To The Route
• King helps Chapman out of jam to save Yankees win
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 4/15 Friday forecast
• Linus Ullmark Becomes Latest Bruins Player To Leave Game With Injury
• FDA Authorizes First Covid-19 Breath Test
• Police ID body found in 1992 as teen, now "focus on finding her killer "
• First interstellar meteor to hit Earth confirmed
• Interfaith Trolley Tour to help celebrate holy calendar coincidence; Easter, Passover, and Ramadan all in same month
• Denver Weather: Sprinkles Possible Early Sunday During Easter Sunrise Services
• Peloton just got more expensive. Here are the best Peloton alternatives you can buy
• Delaware County To Add More Electric Vehicles To Its Government Fleet
• MN WEATHER: Morning Flurries Expected On A Windy, Chilly Friday
• New Jersey Will Begin Recreational Marijuana Sales On April 21
• Six Flags Great America opens Friday
• Flux To Flow: Workshop For Women Looking To Make Career Change
• Kentucky man indicted in killing of former lawmaker's daughter
• What you need to know about the TheraFace Pro, the new massage gun for your face
• NYC honors transit heroes who stepped up during Brooklyn subway shooting
• Girl, 9, allegedly shot by merchant says she'll "never forgive" him
• 'They Have A Past': Darby Borough Nursing Home Under Fire After Employee Caught Slapping 92-Year-Old Resident
• Surveillance Video Shows Impact In Deadly Crash At Somerton Gas Station; Residents Say Speeding Is Problem At Intersection
• 5 people, including ISP trooper, injured in crash on Dan Ryan Expressway
• Boy, 7, hit and critically injured by SUV in Humboldt Park
• Man who referenced "apocalypse" convicted of killing wife, 3 kids, dog
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Breezy day ahead with possible scattered showers
• 91-year-old woman, adult son killed in Chinatown apartment fire
• Bicyclist shot in East Garfield Park overnight
• Polish Ambassador to U.S. says Zelenskyy is "leader of the free world"
• Who Is Frank James? Brooklyn Subway Mass Shooting Suspect's Past Is Filled With Anger
• Red Sox Home Opener Kicks Off Busiest Weekend In Boston Since 2019
• Man Critically Injured After Being Ambushed By At Least 2 Gunmen In West Philadelphia: Police
• To Do List: Easter Egg Hunt, Real Pirates Salem Exhibit, Marathon Daffodil Dash
• Clashes at Jerusalem holy site leave scores of Palestinians injured
• 3 Minquadale Firefighters Suffer Non-Life Threatening Injuries In Crash With Tractor-Trailer On I-295 In New Castle
• Homestead Mom Delanys Hernandez Alvarez Arrested For Attempted Murder Of Young Son
• Little Haiti Mom Odette Lysse Joassaint Accused Of Killing Her Children: 'They're Inside, I Don't Want Them'
• Here's where Americans get the biggest tax refunds
• Harry and Meghan visit Queen during U.K. stopover
• Alleged Gunman In San Jose Oakridge Mall Shooting Charged With Multiple Counts Of Attempted Murder
• Ohio man claims he was following orders from Donald Trump when he participated in capitol riots
• Man Found Guilty In Brutal 2014 Murder, Torture of Ronnie Goodman Jr. In San Francisco Mission District
• Minnesota's Job Market Is Getting Stronger, But Not For Everyone

Videos from April 15, 2022

• Police pursuit ends in crash in South LA, two suspects in custody
• Look At This: Arroyo Seco
• Deputies arrest armed suspect after hours-long standoff
• Chicago First Alert Weather: A chilly Easter weekend
• Local lawmaker proposes new law to ban parts used to assemble "ghost guns"
• For the first time in 30 years, this Friday is a shared holy day for Christians, Jews, and Muslims
• Pair of suspects rob a Kay Jewelers in Brea Mall
• NHLPA releases findings of handling of Kyle Beach allegations
• Aurora police officer fired, accused of leaving threatening voicemails
• Good Friday fire destroys Englewood's Antioch Missionary Baptist Church
• First Alert Forecast: CBS2 4/15 Nightly Weather at 11PM
• New York International Auto Show runs through April 24 at Javits Center
• KDKA-TV Nightly Forecast (4/15)
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• Salado hailstone 2nd largest ever in Texas
• "Seinfeld" actress Liz Sheridan passes away at 93
• Police searching for man accused of sucker-punching East Harlem store manager
• Youth soccer coach arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting teenager
• 1 Shot In Hill District
• Ukrainian missiles sink Russian warship
• Streets closed in Deep Ellum as part of new safety measures
• Authorities investigating pair of deaths in Venice, after two people found dead inside residence on
• Police search for suspect in deadly shooting at Brooklyn playground
• Health officials urge New Yorkers to be cautious over holiday weekend as COVID cases climb
• Bar Owners Hope For Large Crowds This Pirates Season
• Expert: Natural gas odor not a cause for alarm, but better safe than sorry
• Police search for smash-and-grab robbers after incident at Kay Jewelers in Brea Mall
• Man assaulted while working at store in Harlem
• Russia vows to retaliate after Ukraine sinks Russian warship
• Search underway for violent criminal on the loose in Orange County
• As COVID cases climb, health officials warn New Yorkers to stay safe over holiday weekend
• Marek Magierowski, Polish ambassador to the U.S., on "The Takeout" — 4/15/2022
• CBS News Los Angeles: The Rundown (Apr. 15 PM Edition)
• More Than 200 Gallons Of Gas Stolen
• Boyle Heights standoff suspect surrenders
• Passover, Easter and Ramadan all fall together in 2022
• BearCat moves in on armed suspect barricaded in vehicle
• Pastor vows church will carry on despite devastating fire in Englewood
• No injuries, but many broken hearts after fire sweeps through Antioch Missionary Baptist Church
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• Prince Harry and Meghan Markle return to Europe for Invictus Games
• Twitter unveils plan to counter Elon Musk's takeover bid
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• Austin company tests innovative electric aircraft
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• Report: Syracuse University Carrier Dome changing names
• Armed suspect in standoff with deputies
• Good Friday mass held at Saint Patrick's Cathedral
• IRS deals with major backlog ahead of Tax Day
• Man Accused Of Setting Fire That Killed 3 Pittsburgh Firefighters May Enter Plea Deal
• NYC mayor honors Brooklyn subway attack heroes
• Scots invade New York's theater scene
• More than 150 injured in clashes at Jerusalem holy site
• Airlines face challenges due to increased demand
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• Russia retaliates after Ukraine sinks top warship
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• Stowe Township, McKees Rocks Leaders Seek Answers To Gun Violence
• NYS giving NYC $4B for child care over next four years
• Pastor: Church will find a way to hold Easter services after fire
• Subway hammer attack victim recounts assault
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• Cybersecurity experts recruiting IIT students in fight against online threats
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• Funding announced for programs aimed at preventing deaths of Black women during pregnancy
• Cop shot by 'Cowboy Hat Bandit' tried to 'put it behind him'
• Antioch Missionary Baptist Church fire brought under control
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• Deputies swarm vehicle stopped on train tracks in Boyle Heights
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• Brooklyn subway shooting: MTA workers who helped riders honored
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• Dodgers commemorate 75th anniversary of Jackie Robinson breaking MLB's color barrier
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• LAUSD teachers hold protest demanding lifting of COVID restrictions
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• MLB honors 75th anniversary of Jackie Robinson breaking the color barrier
• 'Rugrats' are back with more new episodes on Paramount+
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• Dallas police asking for help identifying individuals connected to fatal shooting
• Pain Relief Products And Supplements Under Recall
• Rockefeller Center roller skating rink opens
• Way of the Cross returns over Brooklyn Bridge
• Dollar Tree Glue Guns Recalled Due To Smoke And Fire Hazard
• Islanders great Mike Bossy dies at 65
• Community Comes Together For Annual Prayer For Peace March Through Homewood
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• Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey, County Executive Rich Fitzgerald Test Positive For COVID-19
• Mets fans back in full force for home opener
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• Transit heroes honored for quick actions in subway shooting
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• Mother, boyfriend facing murder charges for boy's death
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• Chicago First Alert Weather: Breezy day, scattered showers possible
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• Mother, boyfriend charged in boy's death
• Cop shot by 'Cowboy Hat Bandit' speaks about experience
• Blue button giveaway marking late Mayor Harold Washington's 100th birthday
• Village of Dixmoor receives $2 million for new water main project
• Pilsen's traditional 'Living Way of the Cross' returns Friday
• Texas Governor Greg Abbott battles with Biden administration over immigration policies
• Protests erupt after Israeli forces raid mosque in east Jerusalem
• Russia warns U.S. and NATO to stop arming Ukraine
• U.S. mortgage rates soar to highest levels in over a decade
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• Mets unveil Tom Seaver statue
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• Customers say goodbye to beloved cafe owner
• Honoring Harold Washington on what would have been his 100th birthday
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• California bill would reduce work week to 32 hours
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• Clinical psychologist Thema Bryant on how to reclaim, reconnect with authentic self
• "48 Hours" investigates the mysterious death of an Arizona woman during a hunting trip to Zambia
• Tennessee state senator tells homeless people to look at Adolf Hitler for inspiration
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• Six Flags Great America opens Friday
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• Man stabbed in unprovoked Midtown attack
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• Texas partially reverses commercial truck inspection strategy
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signs 15-week abortion ban into law
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• Russia threatens more attacks on Kyiv after losing warship
• Key Russian warship sinks as Putin's forces close in on Mariupol
• Independent investigation into NHL handling of Kyle Beach accusations to be released
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