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Articles from April 18, 2022

• "It was pretty miserable": Princess cruise ship passengers suffer from COVID
• 'That Ain't It': Colorado Determined To Figure Out Backup Plan For I-70 Closures
• Denver Dumb Friends League Seeing 'Alarming' Number Of Pets Ending Up In Shelters
• Vigil Held For Softball Standout Aliycia Reynaga Who Was Fatally Stabbed At Stagg High School: 'Who Would Want To Do This?'
• San Joaquin, Tuolumne Rivers Given More Room To Flow To Stem Flood Risk
• Poole, Curry, Thompson Too Much For Denver To Handle In Game 2
• Chase Center Neighborhood Comes Alive With Warriors Fever; 'Energy Was Fantastic'
• New Mesa Verde Sports Complex In Citrus Heights Raises Concerns Over Light, Sound For Nearby Residents
• Montas Sharp, Orioles Defense Not, In A's 5-1 Win
• UPDATE: Suspects In Deadly San Mateo Execution-Style Shooting Arrested In North Carolina, Hawaii
• Montas Sharp, Orioles Defense Not, in A's 5-1 Home Opener Win
• One Victim Hospitalized After San Jose Shooting
• MSP Airport, Metro Transit, Airlines Drop Mask Requirements
• Missing Person: Keith Harvell, 58, Last Seen In Anoka
• Hobey Baker Winner Dryden McKay Gets 6-Month Ban For Prohibited Substance
• COVID: Many in San Francisco Will Continue to Wear Masks Despite End of Federal Mandate
• Woman in South LA shot to death while sitting in her car
• Houston's Altuve leaves game with apparent injury in 8th
• Suzuki extends hitting streak to nine games, Cubs beat Rays
• Heavy rains cause more flooding fears in New Milford, N.J.
• Car slams into back porch structure of North Kenwood building
• Verizon offering sign-on bonuses in Chicago area, raising starting wages to $20 per hour
• North Loop Residents Walk The Streets To Try To Curb Crime
• Florida Democrats Criticize 'Pharaoh Of Florida' Gov. Ron DeSantis' Congressional Redistricting Maps As 'Full Frontal Attack On Voting Laws'
• Teen invited to party says it was supposed to be big spring break celebration
• Reaction split to end of mask mandate on planes, mass transit
• As Tick Season Begins, Protect Your Pets With These Tips
• 'Proud To Be A Part Of This Shop': Historic Dave's Barber Shop In Lincoln To Close Its Doors
• Parkland Woman Says She Couldn't Cash Her Claim Check Because Property Insurance Company Had Entered Liquidation
• Pittsburgh City Council to introduce legislation regulating short-term rentals like Airbnb
• Fires in tent encampment in Uptown blamed on propane tanks
• TSA Won't Enforce Mask Policy Anymore After Florida Judge Voids US Mandate For Travel
• How do street sweepers work?
• CDC Mask Mandate For Travelers Struck Down By Federal Judge
• Sixers Fans Mask Up For Game 2 Vs. Raptors As Philadelphia Reinstates Mask Mandate
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Calling Homeowners Insurance Special Session
• Gunfire Erupts At Golden Glades House Party, Killing One Person & Injuring Three Others
• Blackhawks fall to Calgary Flames for 10th loss in 11 games
• Metro by T-Mobile store robbed in Humboldt Park
• Irving ISD board to decide fate of teacher at center of LGBTQ sticker controversy
• Russia's offensive on eastern Ukraine has begun, Zelenskyy says
• Arson Suspect Arrested In Massive San Jose Home Depot Fire
• Detroit Woman Uses Late Mother's Lottery Numbers, Wins $150K Powerball Prize
• San Jose Police Arrest 6 Suspected Members of 'Prolific' Smash-and-Grab Jewelry Store Robbery Crew
• COVID: Jackson Square Lunch Spot That Survived Pandemic in Rent Crunch
• Former Cubs ace Jake Arrieta says he's retiring
• Michigan Sees Slight Increase In COVID Numbers
• Ever Forward To Undergo Inspection Prior To Resuming Journey
• Wastewater Treatment Plant Problem Prompts Olszewski To Call For County Oversight
• Loyola Professor Encourages Marylanders To Keep Up COVID-19 Protocols
• 557 People Were Killed On Maryland Roadways In 2021, Officials Say
• Expanded Hours For Gator Hunting Eyed
• Report: Michigan Increases Recycling By 35.4% In 3 years
• Why are allergies so bad in Texas?
• Maryland Weather: Warm Days Are Around The Corner
• Joaquin Ciria, Wrongfully Convicted In San Francisco Murder, Exonerated After 32 Years Behind Bars
• Joel Embiid Scores 31 To Lead Sixers To 2-0 Series Lead On Raptors
• American Red Cross In Colorado Needs More Volunteers For More Intense Disasters
• Auburn Man Sentenced To 30 Years in Prison For Producing Child Porn
• At Least One Person Killed In Chester Crash That Also Caused Major Power Outage
• Chapman student killed in sand dune accident
• PG&E's Tesla Megapack Battery In California Now Operational
• SEPTA, Amtrak No Longer Requiring Masks After Federal Judge Struck Down US Mandate For Public Transportation
• SCOTUS declines to hear NYC vaccine mandate lawsuit brought by teachers
• Wild's Marcus Foligno To Miss At Least 3 Games After Being Placed On COVID Protocol List
• Oroville Bus Shooting: Victim Shot Eight Times Deals With Paralysis, High Medical Bills
• Police investigate attempted burglary of Hollywood Hills residence
• Vigil to end gun violence held near site of Brooklyn subway shooting
• Kimberly Guilfoyle meets again with Jan. 6 select committee
• Over A Century Later, Point Reyes Trail Still Shows Where 1906 Earthquake Left Mark
• Non-Toxic Fern Covers Surface of Lake Anza in Berkeley
• Margaritaville Resort coming to the Poconos
• Dallas police searching for owner of pitbull shot inside crate
• Colorado Could Become First State With 'Right to Repair' Law For Powered Wheelchairs
• Race Director Dave McGillivray Finishes Running His 50th Boston Marathon
• Gang leader guilty of multiple charges, including murder
• Coast Guard suspends search for man who went overboard from cruise ship
• TSA Won't Enforce Transit Mask Mandate For Now After Judge Voids It (CBS News)
• Polanco HR, 4 RBIs; Twins Beat Red Sox 8-3 On Patriots' Day
• TSA won't enforce mask mandate for travel after federal judge blocks rule
• Sherri Papini Pleads Guilty To Charges In Connection With Faking Her Own Abduction
• Molly Seidel Dropped Out Of Boston Marathon At Mile 16 Due To Injury
• Kardashians in court: Prospective jurors voice opinions in Blac Chyna defamation case
• Man survives bullet wound to head after shooting on Empire Central
• MDHHS Confirms 1st Flu-Related Child Death This Season
• Denver Weather: Fire Danger High With More Strong Wind
• San Francisco 420 Celebration Returns To Golden Gate Park With On-Site Cannabis Sales, Only 21+ Allowed
• 3 inmates captured after attacking guard and escaping Ohio jail
• Report: Recess Helps Kids Develop Creative, Academic Skills
• Loved ones remember 15-year-old gunned down while trying to buy phone
• Tax Day: Here's What You Need To Know About Filing Your 2021 Taxes
• Bulls looking to rebound in Game 2 against the Milwaukee Bucks
• Students At Bailey Lake Elementary In Clarkston Hold Coin Drive For Ukrainian Refugees
• Columbia College student can't remember being crushed by falling façade in Wicker Park
• Tony Edwards Withdraws Name From Search For Principal After Community Backlash
• 10 Gang Members In Denver Indicted For Year's Worth Of Criminal Activity
• Russian Cosmonauts Go On Spacewalk Outside ISS To Activate New Robotic Arm
• Former Oakbrook Terrace Mayor Anthony Ragucci charged in red light camera bribery scheme
• IRS taxing L.I. homeowners for grants used on environmental improvements
• 15-Year-Old Stagg High Student Dies After Being Stabbed By Intruder In Front Of Campus
• Investigators Identify Mummified Body Found In Former Oakland Convention Center
• Marcus Smart Named NBA Defensive Player Of The Year
• 3-year-old Gary, Indiana girl, Xoey Glenn, died as a result of child abuse, officials say
• Loved ones pay tribute to Jaiden Brown and Mathew Steffy-Ross
• UPDATE: Westbound Lanes of Highway 92 Reopen in Hayward After Glue Spill
• Man accused of shooting little girl at a all appears in court
• Undercover video helps Indiana prosecutors nab construction companies accused of tax fraud
• Giants vs. Mets Postponed Due To Expected Rain; Doubleheader Tuesday
• Westbound I-80 Blocked Near Colfax After Semi-Truck Fire
• Bird flu fears have Long Island poultry and egg farmers on edge
• BBB warns about Dallas-based 'Madeleine Creative'
• Tarrytown Music Hall one of first on state's historic business registry
• Sacramento Officer Arrested For Allegedly Secretly Recording Women In Intimate Settings
• Avian flu concerns increase after being detected at poultry farm in Pennsylvania
• Face masks now optional on planes and in airports
• Federal report recommends closing VA hospitals in Manhattan, Brooklyn
• Victim still recovering following heinous road rage attack in N.J.
• Holocaust survivor writes piece that will be performed at Carnegie Hall
• Autism Doesn't Slow Standout Coral Reef Senior High Athlete Jonathan Mizrachi
• Wilmer Valderrama On 'NCIS': Nick Torres 'Will Never Be The Same' And Why Miami Is His Home Away From Home
• Colorado Congressman Jason Crow Returns From Poland As War In Ukraine Continues
• Firefighters Stop 3-Alarm Vegetation Fire In Fairfield
• Southbound Bishop Ford shut down at 159th Street after gunfire
• Former party leaders say it's time to let independents vote in primaries
• Denver Sheriff's Department To Issue Narcan To Inmates Leaving Detention Center
• Denver Police Investigate Accidental Shooting Involving 3-Year-Old
• Pittsburgh Mass Shooting: Identifying and finding shooters could be tough
• North Lauderdale Double Homicide Suspect Andre Anglin Found Dead Of Self-Inflicted Gunshot Wound
• Home appraisal values up 20-30% in North Texas, refinancing a good idea
• Taco Bell brings back Mexican Pizza
• Bird Flu Having 'Devastating' Impact On Minnesota Raptors
• Safety sensors on seat of teen killed on thrill ride were manually adjusted in "unsafe" way
• Shelter In Place Order Lifted At State Capitol Following Reports Of Shots Fired
• Henry Richard, Brother Of Martin Richard, Completes First Boston Marathon: 'I Did It For Both Of Us'
• Ex-Bears player Christian Jones tackles the publishing world with new book on African history
• Report: Tyre Sampson's Fatal Fall From Orlando Thrill Ride Blamed On Manually Adjusted Safety Harness
• Broward School Tax Referendum Could Lead To Better Teacher Pay, More School Security, Mental Health Initiatives - Or Not
• Four people injured in Hoffman Estates crash
• Warming Winters Up North Is 'Signature Change' In Minnesota's Climate, Experts Say
• 'Lake Chipotle': Flooded Parking Lot In Uptown Minneapolis Going Viral
• Maryland Weather: Today's An Alert Day Due To The Rain Threat
• Higher gas prices a factor for those considering hybrid/electric car
• WJZ's Furever Friend: Alfie
• "We are failing the people of Mariupol," U.N. relief official says
• Would-be car thieves fire shots at home in Oak Lawn before fleeing scene
• Severe staffing issues impacting IRS' ability to send out tax refunds
• NASA outlines repair options for moon rocket
• Pacifica Police Arrest Suspect In Convenience Store Robbery
• Florida Man Recovering After Being Mauled By Tigers At Airboat Attraction
• Ex-Chicago cop won't face federal charges over Laquan McDonald's death
• Nebraska Law Will Advance Proposed Colorado Canal Project
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Not as cold, but still chilly Tuesday
• Camden Welcoming Food Trucks After City Council Passes Ordinance To Regulate Permitting Process
• Is climate change causing more severe weather in Pittsburgh?
• New Legislation Will Provide Resources To Help Those Experiencing Homelessness
• Man who supplied drugs to Mac Miller sentenced to prison
• Attorney Who Filed Lawsuit To Overturn Philadelphia's Mask Mandate Will Ask Commonwealth Court For Emergency Injunction
• Taxpayers Who File With Pen & Paper Could Wait A While For Their Refunds
• Arturo Villalobos Arrested For Shooting Acquaintance During Argument
• SEPTA Police Officials Highlight Staffing Issues But Say 'It's Not An Issue Of Money'
• BOLDERBoulder Returns After 2 Years Off Thanks To Pandemic
• Florida judge voids US mask mandate for planes, other travel
• Police arrest suspects in South Carolina mall shooting that injured 14
• UPDATE: 3-Alarm Fire in San Francisco's West Portal Contained; Firefighter Injured
• Person on tracks near Thorndale snags CTA Red, Purple lines
• Giant Gator, Not The Easter Bunny, Spotted In Venice Neighborhood On Easter Morning
• Guests at Godfrey Hotel still shaken after weekend robbery, shooting
• Jorge Diaz-Johnston's Roommate Charged With Murder In His Death
• South Florida's Bald Eagles Ron, Rita, Great Example Of Efforts To Save Endangered Species
• Orbeez Challenge on TikTok an increasingly growing problem in Huntington Beach
• Baltimore County Police Partially Identify Detectives Who Shot Driver Of Car That Allegedly Rammed Police Vehicle
• Feds won't file civil rights charges against former CPD officer Jason Van Dyke in shooting death of Laquan McDonald
• Victim Shoots, Kills Police Impersonator During Home Invasion In Mayfair; 1 Suspect At Large
• Dumb Friends League Has A Lot Of Dogs Available For Adoption
• Man shot, killed during quarrel in West Garfield Park
• COVID Update: TSA Won't Enforce Transit Mask Mandate for Now After Judge Voids It
• Alternate side parking coming back twice weekly as of July 5
• Report: Five Below Adding More Stores In Philadelphia, Expanding 'Five Beyond' Section
• Two Men Injured In Stanislaus County Stabbing; Ceres Man Arrested
• Boy Fatally Shot Inside Downtown Mpls. Apt. Identified As Amare Mayberry-Campbell
• Jury Having Trouble Reaching Verdict In Federal Bribery Trial Of Philadelphia Councilmember Kenyatta Johnson
• Pennsylvania Officials On High Alert For Avian Flu After First Case Detected In Nearly 40 Years
• 4-year-old filly Royally Command dies after being injured in Easter Sunday race at Santa Anita Park
• Former Cambridge Mayor Pleads Guilty To Distributing Revenge Porn; Sentenced To 3 Years Probation, $5K Fine
• Police chase man in stolen pickup before it crashes
• Sherri Papini Pleads Guilty To 2016 Kidnapping Hoax After Reaching Plea Deal
• Val Rogosheske Finishes Boston Marathon To Celebrate 50th Anniversary Of 'Original 8' Women Runners
• PG&E Says Tesla Megapack Battery System Near Monterey Bay Operational
• Ravens Release WR Miles Boykin, Sign Huntley And 3 Other Exclusive Rights Free Agents
• Motorist Swerves Into Path Of Semi In Minneapolis, Dies At Hospital
• Rain Dampens 1st White House Easter Egg Roll Since 2019
• Boston Marathon Bombing Survivor Adrianne Haslet Crosses Finish Line Alongside Shalane Flanagan
• Early returns not good for Rangers losing 1st three series
• Janssen Pharmaceuticals settles with West Virginia for $99 million in opioid lawsuit
• Student fatally stabbed by trespasser at California high school
• Mormon Temple Launches Historic Opening To Public, First In Nearly 50 Years
• Judge voids U.S. mask mandate for planes and other public transportation
• Commuter advocate: Trains should have a "mask car," like the quiet car
• Police were called to North Side Airbnb for noise complaint before mass shooting
• Nearly 10-foot alligator spotted in Florida neighborhood, police say
• Driver Accused Of Striking San Jose Police Officer During Sideshow Crackdown On Easter
• Man pleads guilty to DUI crash that killed Jefferson Hills officer, gets 3 to 6 years
• Viking appliance deals: Rebates on lux ranges and stoves, plus a free dishwasher
• Ray's Reusables Partnering With Other Environmental-Friendly Vendors To Sell Goods For Earth Day
• $500 Reward Being Offered For Information On Feb. 14 Double Non-Fatal Shooting In Detroit
• Janet & Walter Sondheim Art Prize Finalists Named
• Bob Odenkirk receives star on Hollywood Walk of Fame
• Bird Flu: Hotline To Report Sick Birds
• Charges Filed After Motorcyclist Passes Edina School Bus, Seriously Injures Boy Crossing Street
• Gov. DeSantis Applauds Education Department's Rejection Of 41% Of Textbook Submissions, Cite Prohibited Topics
• Dallas detectives searching for man who stole $16K trailer
• Six Charged In Fatal 2021 Stabbing Outside Dundalk Restaurant
• Man charged with stabbing sister to death in Evanston in fight over household chores
• 5-Year-Old Girl And Mother In Worcester Hit By Car, Seriously Hurt While Crossing Road
• Trial for accused serial scammer Candace Clark postponed after prosecutor and judge get COVID-19
• Police: Man randomly attacks 4 people in 30 minutes on the Upper East Side
• Pet Parrots Die Of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza In Washtenaw County
• On Tax Day, Elizabeth Warren accuses Intuit of manipulating tax filing
• Man may have committed sexual assault in at least 6 states, police say
• Danielle Dauphinais, Mother Of 5-Year-Old NH Boy Elijah Lewis, Charged With Son's Murder
• Man dies trapped inside car wash
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Chilly for now
• NFL draft preview: Who will the Cowboys take?
• Former Stanford Star Lexie Hull Hits the Ground Running With WNBA's Indiana Fever
• Towson University Senior Wins $50K VaxCash 2.0 Prize
• Spencer The Golden Retriever Returns To Support Runners Along Boston Marathon Course
• Rev. Al Sharpton To Give Eulogy For Patrick Lyoya, Shot By Grand Rapids Officer
• Join CBS3's Jim Donovan At Women, Wine & Shoes Event To Raise Money For Ronald McDonald House
• Walnut Creek Council To Consider Expanded Cannabis Sales
• How Did Malcolm Butler Get Over Super Bowl Benching? 'By Acting Like A Grown Man'
• Red Sox Drop Patriots' Day Matinee, 8-3, To Twins
• Jury deadlocked in trial of doctor charged in deaths of 14 patients
• Reported Electrical Fire Damages Santa Rosa Retail Store
• Fort Collins Ban On Plastic Bags In Large Grocery Stores Goes Into Effect May 1
• Mayor Ed Gainey says it is time major non-profits pay their fair share
• Santa Clarita sues LA County over juvenile camp
• Denver Fire Welcomes New Fire Truck To Denver International Airport Fleet
• Man Steals School Bus In Washtenaw County, Crashes Into Truck After Fleeing Police
• Denver Nonprofit Transitions To 4-Day Work Week, No Reduction In Productivity
• Hip hop pioneer DJ Kay Slay dies at age 55
• Public Town Hall Will Address Issues Concerning Aurora Police Department
• NASCAR Driver Matt Kenseth Finishes Boston Marathon In Just Over 3 Hours
• Modesto CHP: Traffic Delays on Northbound 99 Due To Car Crash
• No appeal for Texas death row inmate who murdered Uptown dentist
• Baby Boy With Pierre Robin Sequence Treated By Special Team At Children's Hospital Colorado
• 'Use That Mind': Marko Cheseto Shares Inspirational Message After Winning Para Athletics Division Of Boston Marathon
• White Sox vs. Guardians game postponed due to rain and snow in Cleveland
• Everyone Escapes Unharmed From Burning Home In Arvada
• Charges: Man Threatened Bloomington Hotel Employee With 'Wizard Wand'
• Fayette County firefighters say Monarch's hydrants don't work
• TSA won't enforce transit mask mandate after judge voids it
• Shots fired at Beverly Crest home, but no victims found
• Northbound I-25 Closed Overnight This Week From Highway 392 to Harmony Road
• Wilmer Valderrama on 'NCIS': Nick Torres "will never be the same"
• Nell Rojas, Scott Fauble Were Top American Finishers At 2022 Boston Marathon
• 1 Killed In Shooting On Sandcastle Way In Sacramento
• Where's Marty? Checking Out The Greenery & Scenery At Ladew Topiary Gardens
• Paralyzed Hockey Player Matt Brown And Lucas Carr Finish 8th Boston Marathon As A Team
• Wilmer Valderrama On 'NCIS': Nick Torres 'Will Never Be The Same'
• Sutter Health Workers Hit The Picket Lines Over Staffing Levels, Concerns Over Health Protections
• Fire erupts at downtown LA homeless encampment
• Colorado Breweries, Others Help Celebrate CPW'S 125 Years Of Service
• Apple retail workers move toward forming first union
• Wiz Khalifa, Logic coming to Pittsburgh this summer
• WATCH: Hays Mamma Eagle Defends Eaglets From Intruder
• Baltimore County Targeting Back River's Midge Swarms With Spraying Program
• Tom Brady, Aaron Rodgers, Patrick Mahomes, Josh Allen To Compete In 'The Match'
• Many workers who quit during pandemic regret it, survey finds
• Maryland Teacher Wins $50,000 After Husband Buys Lottery Ticket To Cheer Her Up
• Suisun City House Fire Threatened Nearby Homes
• Jury Finds DaVita, Former CEO Not Guilty On Federal Criminal Charges
• Sherri Papini Pleads Guilty In Faked Abduction; Sentencing Set For July
• Commerce City Church, Health Team Vaccinate Parishioners On Easter
• Patriots Post Pictures Of Mac Jones, Malcolm Butler Returning To Work
• Rapidly growing black hole may be a "missing link" to origins of universe
• More NYC tenants facing eviction without legal representation
• DA: 3 of 6 Dead In Sacramento Shootout Were In Gang Dispute
• Man Dead, Teen Girlfriend Shot By Intruder At Detroit Home
• U.S. urges North Korea back to talks after missile test
• Woman Hospitalized After Shooting, Crash In Hollywood
• Bloomberg Philanthropies donates $50 million to create "Summer Boost" program for students
• Firefighters Find Body After Extinguishing Car Fire In North Philadelphia
• Rooftop park opens at Pier 57 in Hudson River Park
• Kenya's Peres Jepchirchir Wins 2022 Boston Marathon Women's Race In Thrilling Finish
• Homeless woman sleeping on Wilmington sidewalk killed by hit-and-run driver
• Most Students Say They Don't Mind Return Of Mask Mandate As Long As Classes Remain In Person
• Cooler, breezy Monday before rain chances increase late Tuesday
• Nurses Strike At Sutter Health Facilities Across Northern California
• COVID In Minnesota: 936 New Cases, 4 More Deaths
• After Dry Winter, More Spring Snow And Rain Coming to California
• McConnell-affiliated group reserves $141 million in fall ad buys
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• 83-year-old donut shop owner has been baking the 'Old Fashioned' way for decades in Roseland
• Godfrey Hotel guest shot during attempted robbery
• Tax Day deals around the Chicago area
• Annapolis Spring Sailboat Show Starts April 29
• UIC graduate and teaching assistants on strike
• SacRT Offering Systemwide Free Rides On Earth Day
• Philadelphia Bike Ride Program Aims To Keep Youth Out Of Trouble With Violence On Rise
• State Service Champions Community Togetherness During Child Abuse Prevention Month
• NYC officials expect COVID cases to rise and are considering next steps
• Philadelphia Weather: Coastal Storm Will Bring Wind, Flooding Concerns To Shore And Snow To Poconos
• State struggles to fix pandemic fraud targeting unemployed Pennsylvanians
• Biden administration expands deportation protections for Ukrainians
• Evans Chebet Of Kenya Pulls Away Late To Claim First Boston Marathon Victory
• Michigan Woman Sentenced To 20 Years In Prison For Fatal Stabbing On Indian Reservation
• Two Hospitalized After Shooting Outside Hookah Lounge In Detroit
• GE refrigerators sold nationwide recalled after 37 injuries
• TSA Will No Longer Enforce Mask Mandate After Court Ruling
• Pittsburgh SWAT: Cited for bravery, questioned for potential over-deployment
• Elon Musk says he doesn't own a home and just stays with friends
• Earth Day: Environmental Movement Calling For Less Mowing Of Lawns Growing Across The Country
• 5 injured, including 2 CPD officers, in crash on Dan Ryan Expressway near 31st Street
• Manuela Schar Wins Fourth Boston Marathon Women's Wheelchair Race
• Daniel Romanchuk Wins 2022 Boston Marathon Men's Wheelchair Race
• PHOTOS: Moments From Boston Marathon 2022
• Local Ukrainian Churches Celebrate Easter With Their Hearts On Peace, Refugees
• Cyclist killed in hit-and-run crash while riding for AIDS/LifeCycle in Griffith Park
• Nico Montanez Runs With Boston Marathon Lead Pack 2 Nights After Root Canal
• Feds: Ex-Michigan Corrections Officer Intended To Distribute Drugs In Prison
• Orsolya Gaal was stabbed more than 50 times, sources say
• Val Rogosheske, one of the first women to run the Boston Marathon, returns
• Justices Reject States' Appeal Over Cap On Tax Deductibility
• Bank of America's first-quarter results best those of its rivals
• Earth Day: Researchers Studying Climate Change And Its Health Impacts
• Laser strikes on aircraft, potentially blinding pilots, are on the rise
• 50 Years In The Making: Trailblazer Val Rogosheske Returns To Boston Marathon
• 1906 San Francisco Earthquake Anniversary Serves As Reminder To Be Prepared For Next Big One
• Local exhibition educates residents on Hindu community and culture
• VP Kamala Harris visits Vandenberg Space Force Base Monday
• 24-Year-Old Christian Snow In Custody After Threatening Teens With Weapon In Macomb
• Ukrainian war veterans win first Invictus Game medals
• Japanese baseball phenom throws 17 consecutive perfect innings
• FDA investigating Lucky Charms after over 100 reports of illness
• Ravens Senior VP Bob Eller To Retire In June, Team Says
• Deputies: Woman Just Released From Custody Suspected Of Starting Fire Near South Placer Jail
• Taxes 2022: Here's how to get an extension from the IRS
• Tent Fire Spreads To Building In San Francisco At Church and 15th Streets
• Florida Man Ramiro Alanis Sets Guinness Record By Watching "Spider-Man: No Way Home" Nearly 300 Times
• Man Shot On Selby Ave. In St. Paul, Suspect Arrested
• Bill Burr To Become First Comedian To Perform At Fenway Park
• 'Taste of the Cowboys' gives Texas students a recipe for life
• 18-Year-Old Arrested For Multiple Shootings In Modesto
• Hip hop legend DJ Kay Slay dies at 55
• The Last Episode Of Tom Brady's 'Man In The Arena' Finally Has A Release Date
• Delivery Driver Carjacked On U Of M Campus
• Denver Weather: It's Now Been Three Weeks Since The Metro Area Has Had Significant Moisture
• Man jumps from cruise ship 55 miles off Florida coast
• Kevin Plawecki, Two Red Sox Staffers Test Positive For COVID
• Rockettes lower height requirements for Christmas Spectacular auditions
• Person Walking On Highway 101 in Mill Valley Hit, Killed By Vehicle
• Search for suspect after stabbing in the Bronx
• CBS4's Steve Goldstein On Panthers 10 Game Win Streak, Look To The Future
• Wrong-Way Driver Dies After Crash On Everett Turnpike In Nashua, NH
• Interview: Tare Market, Packaging-Free Shop, Is Opening 2nd Location
• As Roe v. Wade Hangs In The Balance, Democratic Candidates Prioritize Abortion Rights In 2022
• Deadly Shooting At Lauderhill Apartment Complex
• Man injured in Canarsie shooting
• Brazen Berkeley Bikejacking Latest in Spate of Robberies Targeting Cyclists
• Biden requires U.S.-made steel and iron for infrastructure projects
• White House hosts first Easter Egg Roll since 2019
• 1 dead, 17 wounded in weekend shootings in Chicago
• Tax Day arrives: What you need to know
• Cherry Blossom Festival Brings Out Crowds In Succesful Return To San Francisco Japantown
• Deadly crash shuts down Route 17 on Rockland-Orange border
• Nearly 5 million people have fled Ukraine since Russian invasion
• At least 1 dead after weekend water rescue on Lake Ray Hubbard
• Tesla Stockholders Ask Judge To Silence Elon Musk In Fraud Case
• Son of famed author charged in overdose death of baby daughter
• 2022 Boston Marathon Preview: What To Watch For
• Miami Weather: Scattered Afternoon Storms, Some Could Be Severe
• Big Rig Driver Taken To Hospital After Crash On I-5 In Sacramento Near Pocket Road
• AAA: Florida Gas Prices Drop Again But Could 'Rebound Soon'
• Multiple Red Sox Unable To Play In Toronto Due To Vaccine Mandate, Including Starter Tanner Houck
• South Florida's Global Empowerment Mission Gets Donation To Help With Ukraine Relief
• Kyle Busch Steals Bristol Win
• The People Mover running 24/7 at O'Hare Airport
• Armed suspects steal Tesla during Arcadia home invasion
• Body of young boy found by mushroom hunter in Indiana woods
• Passenger Killed In Crash After Driver Flees Police In Flint
• First Alert Weather: Red Alert with storm ahead Monday night
• Alex Jones' Infowars files for bankruptcy protection in Texas
• Congress seeks compromise to boost computer chip industry
• 'Big D' represented in Hilton Head as Spieth wins RBC Heritage
• Nearly half of Americans feel they pay too much in taxes
• How to watch the Lyrid meteor shower peak on Earth Day
• Marcus Smart Named A Finalist For NBA Defensive Player Of The Year
• Five hurt when pursuit ends in violent crash in Los Feliz
• Movement encourages people to mow less often to help pollinators
• Man hit in head with bottle on CTA Red Line train
• Caught on video: Gunman opens fire in Queens driveway
• Tax Day Tips: What To Do If Filing For An Extension?
• Kyrie Irving Flipped Off Celtics Fans A Number Of Times During Game 1
• Jessica Tisch named NYC's new Sanitation commissioner
• Work On I-35E Through Downtown St. Paul Begins Monday
• Japan investing in stem cells to help cope with world's oldest population
• After TKO against Ugás​, Errol Spence Jr. eyes Terence Crawford
• Minnesota Lawmakers Return To Work With Plenty Left To Do
• Critical race theory mentions lead Florida to ban many math textbooks
• Mask Mandates At Twin Cities Schools No Longer In Effect
• Body of NYC mom found stuffed inside duffel bag on side of road
• Marcel Hug, Defending Men's Wheelchair Champion, Withdraws From Boston Marathon
• Helping parents dealing with children's sleeping struggles
• Winter-like mix to make for messy Monday
• Ukraine says 7 people dead in "powerful" attack on western city of Lviv
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Rain and snow Monday
• Georgia man accused of killing grandmother by stuffing her in freezer
• Man convicted 4 years after Utah teens found dead in mine shaft
• Radnor School District Teaching Virtually Monday As Students Return From Spring Break, COVID Cases Rising
• Coon Rapids Couple Murdered While Visiting Family In Mexico
• Alex Jones' Infowars files for bankruptcy
• Boston Marathon Weather Forecast: Running Conditions Nearly Ideal
• Hunt On For Gunman Who Open Fire During Picnic For Carol City High School Alumni
• Two 17-year-old boys killed at North Side Airbnb party
• Road Closures, Parking Restrictions, MBTA Changes For 2022 Boston Marathon
• Woman learning to drive in cemetery knocks over headstones
• Suspicious item at Boston airport turns out to be a PlayStation
• Another Protester Interrupts Wolves-Grizzlies Game
• Man awarded $450,000 after company birthday party he didn't want
• Heavy, Wind-Swept Rain Tuesday Could Make For Messy Travel
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