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Articles from April 17, 2022

• Monday's Show Info (4/18/22)
• Major retailers accused of profiteering from rising inflation
• One killed, multiple injured in multi-vehicle crash in Pomona; Second fatal crash in 24 hour span
• #DuckPondFire Estimated To Be 88 Acres & 60% Contained
• One wounded following shooting in Whittier
• Beverlywood mother adopts mission to prevent deaths stemming from fentanyl overdose
• Spurgeon Scores In OT, Wild Beat Sharks To Take Playoff Spot
• Drought Conditions Continue To Weaken Colorado Forests That Are Fighting Insects, Disease
• Jewish couple hosts Easter dinner for medical patients, families
• Electric Vehicle Fire In Davis Closes Mace Blvd Off-Ramp
• Terry, Zegras lead Ducks past Blue Jackets, 6-4
• 9-year-old boy found safe after rideshare driver allegedly drives off with boy in the back seat
• Logan Airport Terminal Evacuated Due To Suspicious Item In Checked Bag
• Vehicle Collision Near Raley Blvd & Bell Ave, Traffic Impacted
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Cold continues with rain and snow showers
• Pittsburgh Mass Shooting: 2 Juveniles Dead, 8 Victims Injured
• 'Minnesota Really Took Me In': Patrick Peterson Talks Return To Vikings
• Confusion reigns as many wait until last second to file tax returns
• Experts Warn Increase In Flight Delays, Cancellations Will Continue Into Summer
• 'It's Just A Blessed Month': Halfway Through Ramadan, Twin Cities Muslims Reflect On Fasting, Spiritual Cleansing
• Professional Runner Stephanie Bruce Ready To Run Boston Marathon One Last Time
• Runners Visit Finish Line, Eat Pasta In North End Ahead Of Boston Marathon
• Ever Forward Cargo Ship Refloated Sunday Morning
• 8 People Injured By Easter Sunday Shootings In Baltimore
• Suit Seeks To Overturn Renewed Philadelphia Mask Mandate: 'They've Invented Their Own Guidelines'
• Families Across Baltimore Celebrated Easter Sunday Sans COVID Restrictions
• Nonworking Smoke Alarms Contributed To Taneytown Fatal Fire
• 3 People Injured In Small Plane Crash In Grantsville
• Baltimore County Police Locate Missing 88-Year-Old Man
• Islanders lose to Leafs, get eliminated from playoff contention
• North Texans with Ukraine ties pray for peace this Easter
• US Rocked By 3 Mass Shootings During Easter Weekend; 2 Dead
• Easter bunny visits 9-year-old girl recovering from gunshot wounds
• Wild Beat Sharks to Take Playoff Spot
• Bay Area Ukrainians Pray for Peace at 'Willow Sunday' Service in San Francisco
• Mayor Adams: Social media companies must crack down on hate speech
• Marylanders Weather: Prepare For Wind Gusts And Freezing Temperatures
• Small plane goes off runway in New Jersey, no injuries reported
• Officials: 2 dead after boat capsizes on Long Island Sound
• Olofsson, Thompson Each Score Twice, Sabres Beat Flyers 5-3
• Valentin Castellanos scores 4, NYCFC blasts Real Salt Lake
• Orioles Score 5 In 8th To Beat Yankees 5-0
• Vehicle Fire In Yuba City Knocked Down
• Colorado Weather: Less Wind For Monday With Fire Concerns Back By Tuesday
• Large Sideshow In Woodland Shut Down By Police
• Live Easter Services Return to Glide Memorial Church in San Francisco
• Prayer vigil, march held for chef badly beaten in Chinatown
• Near perfect weather to start the week, but changes ahead
• LAFD knocks down brusher in Tujunga
• Tax Season: Tax deadline is Monday
• Dodgers complete four-game sweep of Reds with 9-1 win
• Sixers' Joel Embiid Named Finalist For NBA's MVP Award For Second Straight Year
• Teen Arrested for Friday Shooting Near High School in Belmont
• Pittsburgh Police investigating shooting inside South Side Flats business
• Celtics Walk Us Through The Wild Finish To Their Game 1 Win Over Nets
• Pittsburgh Mass Shooting: All Pittsburgh Public Schools to operate on modified lockdown monday
• Pittsburgh Weather: Wet and wintry weather starts the week, First Alert Day issued
• Pittsburgh Police calling on witnesses to come forward with information regarding party shooting
• 6 Separate Shootings In Philadelphia Leave 1 Person Dead, 10 Others Injured On Easter Sunday
• 'It's heartbreaking:' Residents recall chaotic scene during overnight Pittsburgh mass shooting
• 'That's The Hope We Need Right Now': Pastor Who Lost Home Looks To Scripture For Strength On Easter
• Police investigating shooting in Pacoima, one victim transported to hospital
• SpaceX launches intelligence satellite from Vandenberg Air Force Base
• Tajouri scores in LAFC's 3-1 win over Sporting Kansas City
• After devastating fire, Antioch Missionary Baptist Church offered unlikely place for Easter Sunday Service
• Pirates erase three-run deficit, beat Nationals 5-3 to win series
• Sources: Orsolya Gaal's husband, son no longer persons of interest
• COVID risk expected to rise to "medium" this week in NYC
• Christians In Philadelphia Return To In-Person Services On Easter For First Time Since COVID-19 Pandemic Started
• Woman Arrested For Fatal Lauderhill Hit-&-Run Crash Faces Judge
• First Official Women Runners Of The Boston Marathon Celebrated At Fan Fest
• Russian hacking group compromised U.S. power companies
• U.S. officials preparing for potential Russian cyberattacks
• CEO Herbert Diess on the future of Volkswagen
• Dark days during a sacred time
• eVTOL: The flying vehicles that may be the future of transportation
• Anderson Cooper flies in an eVTOL
• 2 Men Facing Charges After Chinatown Shooting Leaves 2 People Critically Injured
• Violence erupts again at Jerusalem holy site over key holiday weekend
• 37E Fire: Sheriff's Office Declares Full Containment
• 11 Cuban Migrants Make Landfall In Keys
• Celtics stun Nets at the buzzer, take Game 1
• Convicted killer who fled Santa Ana halfway house captured
• Easter Egg Hunters Compete With Sunday Chill
• 'Victorious Over Death': Parishioners Celebrate Easter In Minneapolis
• Margate PD Takes Murder Suspect Into Custody
• Tesla Stockholders Ask Judge to Silence Elon Musk in Fraud Case
• Jayson Tatum's Layup At Buzzer Lifts Celtics To Game 1 Victory Over Nets
• Man Killed In Serious Easter Sunday Crash In Denver
• Trout exits after HBP; Angels top Rangers 8-3 to take three out of four in Arlington
• Estrada, Wood Power Giants to 8-1 Win, Sweep of Guardians
• Wacha, Story Provide Spark In New Home, Sox Beat Twins 8-1
• Manoah Wins 2nd Straight Start, Blue Jays Beat A's
• Chisholm's 3B, 2B Lead Marlins Over Phillies For Series Win
• Chisholm's 3B, 2B Lead Marlins Over Phillies For Series Win
• Alonso homers, Mets shut down Diamondbacks
• FHP: Drunk Florida Man Speeds Over Body Parts During Hit-&-Run Investigation
• When Does The Boston Marathon Begin? A List Of The Different Start Times
• Panthers' Win Streak Reaches 10 Games With 6-1 Rout Of Wings
• San Jose Police Investigate Eighth Homicide of Year
• Chester Double Shooting Leaves Man Dead, Another Injured: Police
• Wacha, Story Provide Spark As Red Sox Beat Twins 8-1
• Family Of Tamara Cornelius Speaks Out After Deadly Shooting At Gas Station Near King Of Prussia Mall: 'I Was Just Kind Of In Shock'
• Sutter Healthcare Workers To Strike Monday Across Northern California
• The Weeknd, Swedish House Mafia top Sunday lineup at Coachella
• SEPTA Police Searching For Suspect Who Allegedly Pushed Man Onto Tracks Along Market-Frankford Line
• 4 Women Wanted For Stealing $11,000 Worth Of Merchandise From Ulta In Exton: Police
• City Of Duquesne Police searching for missing 15-year-old DeAsia Webb
• SWAT Indident: Chicago Police respond to man barricaded inside Englewood Home
• Penn Hills Police searching for missing 56-year-old man Larry Ellis
• Medical examiner called to scene of vehicle over a bridge
• Yankees' offense disappears in shutout loss to Orioles
• Argument Between Cousins Results In Shooting Death, 30-Year Prison Sentence For Isiah Bennett
• DUI Driver Crashes in Hollister Cemetery, Damaging Gravestones
• CPD officer struck when trying to stop stolen vehicle
• Cause of Antioch Missionary Baptist Church fire was accidental: CFD
• Woman charged for striking bicyclist, attempting to flee on city's Near West Side
• Local Kid Bruce Brown Booed When Introduced Ahead Of Celtics-Nets Game 1
• Robinson Makes Eight 3s, Heat Top Hawks 115-91 In Game 1
• Gardening 101: The Master Gardener Program helps North Texans get their hands in the dirt
• 19-Year-Old Arrested In Stockton For Illegal Firearm, Shooting
• Standoff in Whittier called off after armed suspect evades authorities
• 4 Shot, 1 Dead In Sacramento Shooting
• Juvenile Arrested for Fatal Shooting Saturday in Concord
• 3 Dead in 2 Late-Night Stockton Shootings Friday
• 2 Arrested For Catalytic Converter Theft In Madera
• Social Interactions & Gaming Experiences On The Metaverse Leaving Consumers Potentially Vulnerable
• Research Suggests Later School Start Can Have Big Benefits For Whole Family
• Virtual Reality Experience Helping Healthcare Workers Suffering From Pandemic Burnout
• For Many In Minnesota And Nationwide, Easter Sunday Marks A Return To In-Person Worship
• Mets honor longtime media relations director Jay Horwitz
• Expert: Expect Holiday COVID Surge; New Treatments, 'Immunity Force Field' Will Keep Hospitalizations Low
• Spring Skiers Flock To Sierra Resorts In Wake Of Storm Front
• KD Sunday Spotlight: 'Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful'
• Minnesota Man Arrested In Missouri For Sexual Assaults In Colorado May Have Offenses In Several Other States
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on April 17, 2022
• Red Sox Left-Hander Rich Hill To Pitch Monday With Memories Of Late Father Running Boston Marathon
• Body recovered from Lake Michigan at 26th Street
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Sunny to start, cloudy with rain and snow later
• Dog grazed while attempting to bite officer in Gresham
• Anthony Edwards, Ja Morant Among Young Stars Embracing NBA Playoff Spotlight
• Container ship finally freed after being stuck in Chesapeake Bay for weeks
• Denver's Chinese Community Receives Apology For Riot 140 Years Ago
• Evanston woman dies from multiple stab wounds; person of interest in custody
• Amirah Strong, 18, Killed In Steele County Crash
• Airbnb issues 'lifetime ban' against person who booked property
• Police believe multiple shooters involved in East Allegheny
• Twins Place Pitcher Sonny Gray On 10-Day Injured List
• CDC Monitoring Lingering Flu Season
• Mayor Ed Gainey says 'no more and never again' to shootings
• Nuggets Look Ahead To Game 2 Against Warriors After Game 1 Defeat
• Transcript: Sister Norma Pimentel on "Face the Nation"
• Full transcript: World Food Programme chief David Beasley on "Face the Nation"
• Michigan Matters: Going One-On-One with Gov. Whitmer, Detroit Grand Prix to Take to the Streets
• Inside SoCal: 4/17 wrap-up
• Facing South Florida: Florida Redistricting
• Golden State Warriors 'Death Lineup' Delivers Playoff Message To League In Game 1 Win
• Neighbors Describe Mass Shooting Scene In Pittsburgh
• Facing South Florida: Condo Safety Reform
• Ukraine's top diplomat says Mariupol "doesn't exist anymore"
• Harper Doubles In Two, Steals Home And Phillies Snap Skid
• Domestic Violence Suspect Shot By Lafayette Police Late Saturday Night
• First cases of Avian Flu confirmed in commercial poultry
• Oakland Police Intensify Search For Kevin Nishita Murder Suspect Laron Gilbert
• Transcript: Ret. Lt. Gen. Ben Hodges on "Face the Nation"
• Donato lifts Kraken past Devils 4-3 in shootout
• Nice Breeze Sunday Before Storms Return Monday
• Transcript: Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba on "Face the Nation"
• Robinson, Marsman Help Inter Miami Beat Sounders 1-0
• Transcript: Sen. Chris Coons on "Face the Nation"
• SpaceX launches secret payload for NRO
• 2 In Critical Condition After Motorcycle Crashes Into Pedestrian In Milford
• First Alert Forecast: Bright and cool, chilly breeze
• Global COVID relief "critical" to U.S. national security, Coons says
• Plays on Broadway and off put LGBTQ+ stories center stage
• A Passover prayer: We must use our freedom to liberate the oppressed
• An Easter prayer: The power of peace to create a more just world
• Colorado Weather: Gusty Wind And Warm Temps Will Create High Fire Danger Easter Sunday
• Inside the Latter-day Saints' Washington, D.C. temple
• NYPD: Suspects caught on video robbing Bronx store at gunpoint
• Probe underway after man in his 20s is killed in Bellflower
• Billy Crystal back on Broadway as "Mr. Saturday Night"
• Manhattan stabbing under investigation as hate crime
• Suing over climate change: Taking fossil fuel companies to court
• Gunman wanted after man shot and killed in Queens
• The mystery of Francis Hines, and a dumpster full of art treasures
• Keller @ Large: Will Downtown Boston's Economy Ever Return To Pre-Pandemic Levels?
• Delia Ephron on love, cancer, and a second chance
• U.S. arms to Ukraine: Is it enough?
• FDA Investigating Lucky Charms After Reports Of Illness
• Christians from across Southern California celebrate Easter Sunday
• Crowds return to St. Patrick's Cathedral for Easter Mass
• Righting wrongs: How Joyce Watkins was exonerated in court
• Two bodies pulled from separate areas of Chicago River
• San Bruno Police Arrest Driver for Suspected DUI Hit-and-Run, Assaulting Officer
• 2 killed in multi-car fiery crash on 60 Freeway in Pomona
• After 3rd Period Rally, Wild Fall To Blues In OT, 6-5
• Pittsburgh mass shooting leaves 2 juveniles dead, 9 victims injured
• Crowds of Warriors Fans Give Businesses Near Chase Center a Welcome Boost
• ISP: Person wounded in shooting on Dan Ryan Expressway near 79th Street
• Multiple Events Held Sunday Before Boston Marathon
• Advocates raise awareness for Minority Health Month
• Pittsburgh weather: cold Easter morning
• Video from social media shows chaotic scene as partygoers fled
• Sunday Morning Links: St. Paul School Raising Money For Ukrainian People
• Ukraine remains defiant as key port city of Mariupol teeters on the brink
• The Book Report: Washington Post critic Ron Charles (April 17)
• Jasna Burza's Declutter Checklist
• Book excerpt: "Young Mungo" by Douglas Stuart
• Maryland Weather: Much Cooler & Breezy
• Book excerpt: "The Candy House" by Jennifer Egan
• Book excerpt: "Mecca" by Susan Straight
• Thrifty Traveler
• The Big Storylines To Follow During Celtics-Nets First-Round Playoff Series
• Easter stories from the 60 Minutes Archive
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Several more days of cold
• Donaldson homers to lead Yankees over Orioles
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 4/17 Easter morning forecast

Videos from April 17, 2022

• Jewish couple hosts Easter dinner for medical patients, families
• Cyclist killed in Griffith Park hit-and-run identified
• A mother's mission to prevent overdose deaths from the drug fentanyl
• Police search for rideshare driver who kidnapped boy, 9, in West Town
• Second Annual Highland Games held in Grapevine Lake
• The Athletic's Dane Brugler talks the Cowboys and the draft
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Cold continues with rain and snow showers
• Expert advice on filing for a tax return extension
• Friends and family gather in Long Beach to remember Joshua Simmons
• Surveillance video shows bicyclist struck by driver in West Loop
• Experts offer tips to last-second income tax filers
• KDKA-TV Nightly Forecast (4/17)
• 10PM Sunday Weather Update
• First Alert weather: CBS2 11 p.m. forecast
• Investigation Of Shooting Continues, Tributes Begin
• Convicted killer Ike Souzer arrested at Anaheim park Sunday morning
• Hundreds of at-home COVID tests handed out at Easter Mass celebrations in the city
• Man Dies After Driving Off Of Bridge
• Police Investigating South Side Flats Shootout
• Security guard shot at Dallas strip club off Stemmons Freeway
• Neighbors express shock over brutal killing of Queens wife and mother
• North Texans with Ukraine ties pray for peace this Easter
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Operating On Modified Lockdown
• Tax deadline looming; Expert offers advice to last minute filers and how to make the most out of tax
• 4/17: Kuleba, Hodges, Coons
• Bicyclist hit by car; witnesses stop driver from running away
• Easter bunny visits 9-year-old shooting victim
• Mayor Adams calls on social media companies to better monitor hate speech
• 2 dead after boat capsizes on Long Island Sound
• Small plane goes off runway at Essex County, N.J. airport
• How to tell the difference between seasonal allergies and COVID-19
• Prayer vigil, march held for chef badly beaten in Chinatown
• Multi-vehicle crash kills 2 people and leads to third fatality on 60 Freeway
• SpaceX launches spy satellite from Vandenberg Sunday morning
• Christians celebrate Easter throughout the Souland
• KDKA News Update PM: April 17, 2022
• Nicholas "Ike" Souzer captured Sunday in Anaheim
• Body recovered from Lake Michigan at 26th Street
• Flying vehicles of the future: Companies racing to develop eVTOL "air taxis"
• After devastating fire Antioch Missionary Baptist Church offered unlikely place for Easter Sunday Se
• Volkswagen CEO Herbert Diess: The 60 Minutes Interview
• First Alert weather: CBS2 6:30 p.m. forecast
• Update: 2 boys dead, 8 other people injured in Pittsburgh mass shooting
• Officials: 3 people displaced following building fire in Newark
• 4/17/2022: Shields Up, Running Volkswagen, eVTOLs
• U.S. officials warn about potential Russian cyberattacks on American soil
• St. Patrick's Cathedral packed for Easter services for the first time in years
• NYC health commissioner says he expects COVID threat to rise to "medium" this week
• Cooler temps to start the week, but things quickly heat up
• More questions than answers in disturbing death of Queens woman found in duffel bag
• KDKA-TV Evening Forecast (4/17)
• Overnight Mass Shooting Shakes Neighborhood
• Monday Is Tax Deadline Day
• Penn Hills Police Searching For Missing 56-Year-Old Man
• Neighbors React To North Side Shooting
• Mayor Ed Gainey Issues Statement Following North Side Shooting
• 2 Killed, 8 Injured In North Side Shooting
• Deadly Mass Shooting Investigation
• Twitter adopts "poison pill" plan to counter Elon Musk's bid. But what does this plan mean?
• Easter egg event raises money for Ukraine
• Many return to in-person worship for Easter
• Cargo ship stuck in Chesapeake Bay for weeks freed
• U.S. sees three mass shootings over holiday weekend
• Ukraine pleads for more aid as Mairupol appears poised to fall
• More civilians killed as Russian forces continue attacks on Ukrainian cities
• "CBS Weekend News" headlines for Sunday, April 17, 2022
• Taking flight with Anderson Cooper
• Dark days during a sacred time
• Gradually clearing skies expected for Easter Sunday
• Women's college basketball players making more money in NIL deals than men's players
• Examining how animal pathogens affect humans
• Sunday Business Page: Generational Impact Of Inflation
• Ukraine refuses to surrender Mariupol to Russian forces
• Advocates Say Pandemic Has Made Awareness For National Minority Health Month More Important Than Eve
• KD Sunday Spotlight: Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful
• Christians from across Southern California celebrate Easter Sunday
• Elon Musk offers $43 billion to buy Twitter
• Full interview: World Food Programme chief David Beasley on “Face the Nation”
• Reporter Update: East Allegheny Shooting
• Sister Norma Pimentel encourages Biden to visit U.S.-Mexico border
• Inside SoCal Sunday Morning: 4/17/2022
• "No question" Russia is using hunger as weapon of war, World Food Programme chief says
• Latest Details In North Side Shooting
• First Cases Of Avian Flu Confirmed In Commercial Poultry At Lancaster Farm
• Face The Nation: Coons, Beasley, Pimentel
• Global COVID relief "critical" to U.S. national security, Coons says
• China wrestles to contain worst COVID surge in 2 years
• How rising inflation is impacting businesses and families across the U.S.
• Former head of U.S. Army in Europe says U.S. arms sent to Ukraine "still not enough"
• Ukrainian foreign minister says Mariupol "doesn't exist anymore" after Russian siege
• Russia continues barrage on Ukrainian cities as civilian deaths mount
• Open: This is "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan," April 17
• Nature: Great horned owl chick
• Plays on Broadway and off put LGBTQ+ stories center stage
• Multilingualist to the max
• An Easter prayer, for peace
• A Passover prayer, for freedom
• Inside the Latter-day Saints' Washington D.C. Temple
• Suspects wanted for robbing Bronx store at gunpoint
• Billy Crystal in Broadway's "Mr. Saturday Night"
• Manhattan stabbing under investigation as hate crime
• "Sunday Morning" cameraman Efrain Robles, U.S. citizen
• Passage: In memoriam
• 48-year-old man shot and killed in St. Albans
• Climate change lawsuits: Taking fossil fuel firms to court
• Uncovering a dumpster full of art worth millions
• 2 killed in multi-car fiery crash on 60 Freeway in Pomoma
• Writer Delia Ephron on love, cancer and second chances
• At least 2 killed in shooting at Pittsburgh party
• Sending arms to Ukraine: Is it enough?
• Forging traditions: Italian bell makers
• Christians from across Southern California to celebrate Easter Sunday
• Joyce Watkins on her exoneration after 34 years
• Crowds return to Saint Patrick's Cathedral for Easter Mass
• Amber Lee's weather forecast
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Rain and snow by tonight
• Pittsburgh mass shooting leaves 2 juveniles dead, 9 victims injured
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 4/17 Sunday morning update
• KDKA-TV Morning Forecast (4/17)
• What Caught My Eye: April 17, 2022
• Bicyclist hit by car on city's Near West Side
• The Book Report: New fiction and nonfiction
• Police Wrap Up Investigation Of Mass Shooting On North Side
• 2 Dead, 11 Total injured In Mass Shooting At Underage Party On The North Side
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Several more days of cold