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• Sharks Snap 10-Game Skid With Win Over Blue Jack, 3-2
• 2 SFPD Officers, 1 Ex-Officer Charged In Separate Cases of Evidence Destruction, Machine Gun Theft
• East Bay Teens Launch Donation Drive To Help People Suffering In Ukraine
• Rockslide survivor reunited with rescuers at Ducks game
• Outside Lands Announces Green Day, Post Malone, SZA as Headliners
• Cocaine And Supermarkets: Sacramento Grocery Store Owner At Center Of FBI Investigation With Ties To Mexican Cartel
• LAPD in a stolen vehicle pursuit
• Demand for gun-detecting K-9 units at retail stores skyrockets after Mag Mile Neiman Marcus arrest
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Clouds and rain return
• Cubs lose to Rays after winning two straight
• WNBA champion Sky return to practice; detained Phoenix Mercury star Brittney Griner is on many minds
• Scherzer Allows 1 Hit In Home Debut As Mets Sweep Giants, 3-1
• Case Against Barry Morphew Could Come Back After Judge's Dismissal
• Colorado River Named Most Endangered River In U.S. In New Report
• Grizzlies Rout Wolves 124-96 To Tie Series At 1 Apiece
• Barkov nets 3, Florida tops Isles to extend win streak to 11
• Perez 2 HRs, Dozier Go-Ahead Shot Lead Royals Over Twins 4-3
• Cole gets career-low 5 outs, pen leads Yanks over Tigers
• Wednesday's Orioles-Athletics Game Moved Up 3 Hours Due To Weather
• "How I Learned To Drive" opens on Broadway
• Smart devices could leave your home vulnerable to threats
• Coral Gables Woman Hit With 106% Rent Increase After Property Sold To New Landlord: 'I Couldn't Believe It'
• Giants Swept In Tuesday Doubleheader Vs. Mets
• Demand for COVID antiviral Paxlovid not meeting expectations
• Greater Valley Coalition Against Violence holds meeting 2 days after Pittsburgh mass shooting
• Victim Wants Hate Crimes Charges Brought Against Alleged Assailant Who Asked If He Was Gay Before Attack
• Red Sox Edge Blue Jays 2-1 At Fenway With Just 3 Hits
• 'A Shocking Experience': Boston Woman Returns Home After Helping Ukrainian Refugees In Romania
• Books & Books Owner Disappointed In Recent Effort To Keep Specific Books Out Of Students' Hands
• Mahtomedi Middle, High Schools Switch To E-Learning Wednesday Due To Threat
• 'This Is A Billion Dollar Heist': Ex-Marlins President David Samson Teams Up With Billy Corben On Inter Miami CF Stadium Controversy
• The Chauvin Verdict: A Look At What's Changed 1 Year On
• Woman, 61, Is Baltimore's 100th Homicide Victim
• 'Miami Clasico': Inter Miami CF Takes It 1-0 Over Miami FC
• Man Killed & Woman Hospitalized After Tree Crashes Into Annapolis Home
• Trump pushes back against New York attorney general's contempt effort
• Wednesday Vote Will Decide If Baltimore Family Receives $345K Settlement For Death Of Student Athlete
• Chesapeake Bay Foundation's Clagett Farm Shows Farmers How To Improve Water Quality, Mitigate Climate Change
• Baltimore County Officers Announce Arrest Tied To Police Pursuit That Injured People
• Are You The Winner? $150K Powerball Ticket Sold In Clarkston Remains Unclaimed, Expires April 24
• 2 Massachusetts Men Drown While Kayaking In Vermont Lake
• McAvoy Scores In OT, Bruins Snap Blues' 9-Game Win Streak
• Maryland Weather: Chilly Nights Lead To Warm Days
• Talbot Shuts Out Canadiens In Wild's 2-0 Win
• Lighthouse Partners With Amazon To Deliver Meals To Families In Oakland County
• Mixed emotions persist over dropped mask mandate
• Barkov Nets 3, Florida Tops Isles To Extend Win Streak To 11
• Dearborn Launches New Health Department To Focus On Environmental Justice, Equity
• Pujols Paces Cardinals, Helps Wainwright In Win Over Marlins
• Do you recognize her? Dallas police need help identifying body
• 2 dead, 1 wounded in Wilkinsburg shooting
• Butler Scores 45, Heat Defeat Hawks 115-105 For 2-0 Lead
• Flyers Fall To Maple Leafs 5-2
• Detroit Department Of Transportation Drops Mask Requirement On Buses
• Metro Passengers, Doctors Weigh In On Mask Mandates Lifted For Mass Transit
• Judge Won't Lower Bond For Jennifer, James Crumbley
• Attorney Ben Crump Reveals Independent Autopsy Findings, Says Patrick Lyoya Was Shot Execution Style
• COVID: Not All Bay Area Transit Agencies Lifting Masking Requirement, Causing Some Confusion
• San Jose Home Depot Arson Suspect Identified As Dyllin Jaycruz Gogue
• Online car dealer Vroom faces dozens of state violations
• U.S. D.O.J. threatens to take over Rikers Island
• Target: Downtown Minneapolis HQ Workers To Say Hybrid, But Offices Will Still Play 'Important Role'
• UC Berkeley Poll: Strong Support For California's High-Speed Rail Project
• What's driving up auto insurance prices?
• Local Law Experts Weigh In On What's Next In Masking Debate
• 'You Cannot Be Criminalized For Pregnancy-Related Losses': California Bill Aims To Stop Pregnancy-Loss Prosecutions
• Man arrested in Irwindale after attempting to force his way into home
• Home Health Aide Accused Of Stealing From Senior Living Facility Residents
• Metrolink, LA Metro offering free rides Friday for Earth Day
• SFO On Track To Become Zero-Waste Airport, Seeks To Divert 80% Of Trash By Next Year
• Mask Confusion? Travelers See Mixed Messaging Using Public Transit
• "Center Focus" exhibit showcases Black women photographers
• FBI Investigating Threat Against Minneapolis City Council Members
• Chinook Salmon Found in Los Gatos Creek Could Be Trapped By Drought
• Homeowner backs proposals aiming to lower property tax bills
• Sacramento Police Investigate Robbery At Golden 1 Credit Union On Stockton Boulevard
• Blac Chyna's defamation suit against Kardashians/Jenners defended, derided during trial opening statements
• Support Services Made Available To Stockton School Community After Aliycia Reynaga, 15, Killed In Campus Stabbing
• Scherzer meets fans with gem, Mets sweep twinbill vs Giants
• Waving sculptures on display in new Midtown art exhibit
• Giants Lose In 10th To Mets 5-4 In First Game Of Doubleheader
• Police sources paint picture of what led up to deadly mass shooting
• CHP Officer Shoots, Kills Suspect In Yuba County After Being Dragged During Traffic Stop
• How to watch the CBS News Los Angeles "Meet the candidates" forum
• Police officers in Queens help rescue over a dozen chickens
• Denver Weather: Extreme Fire Danger This Week In Colorado
• Pittsburgh Mass Shooting: Coach who knew teenagers at party said they're traumatized
• Conn. Gov. Ned Lmaont pledges to sign key abortion bill
• North Highlands Resident Dies After Crashing On Edge Of Sacramento River Near Clarksburg
• Race for lieutenant governor heats up over endorsement claim
• New Report Ranks Mississippi River No. 6 Most Endangered River In The U.S.
• 'This is my Englewood' mural sets to drive change and pride in the South Side community
• KDKA Investigates: Beaver County landlord says he's still waiting for rental assistance
• Kids & Guns: With Ownership At Historic High, Safety Education Crucial For Children
• Rooftop farm opens on Staten Island
• Justice Department will appeal mask ruling if CDC says mandate is still needed
• New Vikings Head Coach O'Connell Debuting New System In His First OTAs
• San Leandro To Defend Against $10M Wrongful Death Lawsuit In Steven Taylor Police Killing
• School van with students on board overturns in Fayette County
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Signs Higher-Ed Accreditation, Tenure Changes
• David McCormick reacts to Trump's endorsement of Mehmet Oz
• Antioch Police Ask Public To Help Locate Homicide Suspect
• OC jury finds for family in errant death notification case
• How to lower your property taxes
• Minnesota Supreme Court To Hear Environmentalist Challenge In PolyMet Case
• San Quentin Inmates Study At 1st College Based Behind Bars
• Driver accused in N.J. road rage attack held without bail
• Rockies & Kyle Freeland Agree To $64.5M, 4-Year Deal
• Florida Man Pleads Guilty To Threatening Rep. Ilhan Omar
• Former Dodger, Angel Tony Watson announces retirement
• State Patrol: Crash Involving Two DFL Politicians 'Thoroughly And Objectively' Investigated
• Bismack Biyombo is donating his $1.3M salary to build a hospital in the Congo
• Ban On Single-Use Plastics Gets Initial Approval In Marin County
• 'We Remain Hopeful': Gov. Tim Walz, Minnesota Senators Praise State's Bird Flu Fight
• Netflix Stock Plunges After Reporting Subscriber Losses In 1st Quarter
• TikTok Doctor Jennifer Lincoln takes her knowledge to social media
• Parker Man Faces Federal Charges For Allegedly Selling Fake COVID-19 Vaccination Cards
• Power surge in Washington County leaves hundreds without power
• Some South Florida Travelers Happy To Take Masks Off After National Mandate Voided: 'Makes You Feel Better'
• Barry Morphew Walks Out Of Court After Murder Case Dropped, What Happened To Suzanne Remains Mystery
• 'I see smiles,' airlines passengers excited for 'return to normal'
• The $29 billion plan to save Texas' coast from rising tides
• California Lawmakers Target Gunmakers, Ghost Guns In Bills
• Biden launches $6 billion effort to save nuclear power plants
• Study: Colorado Suffered More Natural Disasters Over Past 20 Years Than Any Other State
• NYC leaders say overdose crisis needs more attention
• Prescribed Burn Near Mountain Shooting Range Up For Public Comment By U.S. Forest Service
• Broadway and Beyond: Rosie's Theater Kids reunite in person
• Woman Could Face Charges Following Grass Fire Near Gunbarrel
• Two men accused of posing as federal agents indicted on federal charges
• Earth Day: University Of Miami Set To Launch Its Climate Resilience Academy
• I-Team: Unemployment Fraud Leads To Tax Nightmare For Cape Cod Couple
• Police Seek Help In Solving Death Of Man Found Unconscious In West Oakland
• As mask mandate ends, travelers have mixed feelings about what to do
• Big rig crashes through guardrail on 118 Freeway in Simi Valley
• Hy-Vee Scraps Plans To Build 5 Stores In Twin Cities
• Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Expands Special Session To End Disney Self-Government
• Gov. Hochul pledges $1 billion to fix Long Island potholes
• Merriweather Post Announces Summer Job Openings For Concessions, Event Staff
• New Incentives Offered With Lifeguard Positions Ahead Of Summer
• Big rig crash snarls traffic for miles in Dallas
• Modesto Man Arrested Just Minutes After Armed Robbery At Hair Salon
• 'Heartbreaking': Former Antioch Baptist Church parishioners describe pain after seeing their place go up in flames
• Sen. Michael Bennet Tours Marshall Fire Burn Area, Where Debris Removal Is Underway
• Philadelphia 5th Grader Aava Dadmarz-Parang Wins National Essay Contest
• Long Island receiving first opioid settlement money
• Diocese Of Camden Agrees To $87.5 Million Deal To Settle Sex Abuse Suits
• Attorney Ben Crump joins suit accusing Wells Fargo of racial bias
• Is Wearing A Mask While Traveling Still Helpful If You're The Only One?
• 'A Moral Obligation': Mansfield Family Wants Playground Accessible For All Kids
• Travelers Divided Over Ditching Masks On Public Transit After Federal Mandate Dropped
• CC, Como Zoo's Oldest Sea Lion, Dies At 31: 'She Had Her Keepers Wrapped Around Her Flipper'
• Sylmar man pleads guilty to strangling mother, staging her suicide; shooting uncle to death and burying him in the backyard
• Take a Father to School Day in Pittsburgh aims to create role models
• 1 Dead In Maple Grove After Driver Shoots Other Driver
• "The Flash" star Ezra Miller arrested in Hawaii for second time within weeks
• Metro extends into San Fernando Valley with $5 million investment
• Polis Sends Letter To President Urging COVID Vaccine Action For Young Children
• Is climate change making allergies worse?
• Recent Rain And Wind Have Compromised Maryland's Trees
• Man Gets More Than 15 Years In Prison For Carjacking Driver With Sawed-Off Shotgun
• Keller @ Large: Poll Shows Massachusetts Residents Don't Prioritize Climate Change Over Other Issues
• Earth Day: Boy Scouts Helping To Regrow Florida's Vulnerable Coral Reefs
• Developers complete 1,000 NYCHA apartment renovations
• Cannabis attorney: Employers testing for impairment will be challenging in N.J.
• MBTA Drops Mask Mandate On Trains And Buses
• Student loan program changes could bring millions closer to getting out of debt
• Uthian Kimble arrested in connection to Salaam Harris slaying
• Traveling To The Caribbean? Nations Have Mash Up Of COVID Regulations
• President Biden Highlights Infrastructure Spending During Visit To Portsmouth, New Hampshire
• Denver Approves Resolution To Allow Frontier More Gates At DIA
• Some New Jersey Lawmakers Concerned Off-Duty Police Officers Will Use Legal Recreational Marijuana
• Bad Weather Delays Return Of First All-Private SpaceX Astronaut Mission
• Modesto Celebrates Purchase Of 30 Electric School Buses
• Autonomy Works' inclusive approach is helping employees with autism change the workforce
• Haverhill Police Officer On Administrative Leave After Being Charged With OUI
• Jerry York Officially Says Goodbye To Boston College Hockey
• Sources: Investigators believe Orsolya Gaal knew her killer, investigating her past relationships
• Philadelphia Police Highlight Investigations Into 5 Homicides Over Easter Weekend
• Off-Duty South Florida Doctor Comes To Aid Of Man Having Medical Emergency On Side Of Highway
• Champs Pizza Owner Handed 20-Year Sentence In Fatal Hit & Run
• BSO: North Lauderdale Murder Suspect Andre Anglin Killed Himself In Gas Station Bathroom
• Cherry Creek Schools Unveils New 'Green' Upgrades
• Woman, 61, Killed Inside Northwest Baltimore Home, Police Say
• Start Of Parkland School Shooter Nikolas Cruz's Penalty Trial Pushed Back
• Delaware Valley Families Facing Tough Choices As Cost Of Fresh Produce Continues To Skyrocket
• Ride-Share Driver Charged With Kidnapping 19-Year-Old Passenger
• West Chester University D-CAP Program Assisting Students With Autism Transition From College Into Workforce
• Haven't filed taxes? Here's the penalty for late returns
• Do I Need To Wear A Mask? TSA, BWI, MTA & Rideshare Services Lift Mandates
• Judge dismisses murder charges against Suzanne Morphew's husband
• Do You Recognize This Man? FBI Releases Photos Of Miami Credit Union Robbery Suspect
• Fallen Baltimore Firefighters Butrim, Sadler And Lacayo To Be Honored Before NASCAR Race At Dover Motor Speedway
• Massachusetts Reports 6,514 New COVID Cases Over Four Days, Positivity Rate Now At 4.2%
• Amazon plans a racial equity audit of its workforce
• Judge enters not guilty plea for Lori Daybell, mom charged in kids' death
• Ventura Boulevard office building left without water after weekend copper pipe heist
• Color with Wyland and your drawing may be featured on a newscast
• Man arrested in Monroeville Olive Garden shooting
• 3 Vehicles Stolen From Rail Yard In South Philly
• Man pleads guilty in cab driver's beating death, gets 19 to 38 years
• RTD Drops Mask Mandate Following TSA & DIA Announcements
• Pennsylvania's acting health secretary to resign
• Man, 19, Hospitalized In South Baltimore Shooting, Police Say
• Strike averted: NYC building workers, RAB tentatively agree on new contract
• California Lawmakers Target Gunmakers, Ghost Guns In Bills
• Surveillance Video Shows Victim Running Away As Suspect Fires Several Shots At Him In North Philadelphia
• Durbin, García call on CTA to make greater efforts to prevent crime against staffers, passengers
• School bus, other vehicles collide in Valley Glen area
• Finally Exonerated, Joaquin Ciria Says Hearing News Was Like Being 'Born Again'
• San Quentin Inmates Study At Nation's 1st College Based Behind Bars
• Lawmakers Break Ground On Project To Widen Highway 14 In Southern Minnesota
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• President Biden To Give Commencement Speech At Delaware Alma Mater
• Nets star Kyrie Irving fined for making "obscene gestures," official says
• COVID Cases For Kids Up For First Time In 12 Weeks
• LA County bans single-use plastic at restaurants
• Cloud cover and humidity increasing across North Texas
• 10 Republican Candidates To Run For Michigan Governor
• State Patrol: Semi Overturns, Scatters Large Boulders On I-94 In NW Minn.
• Valley Forge Middle School Custodian Charged With Sexually Abusing 2 Teenage Students
• AG Nessel Renews Offer To Conduct Investigation Into Oxford School Shooting
• Arson Death Of 85-Year-Old Grandmother Played Role In San Mateo Execution-Style Slaying
• Ex-Maryland Mayor Andrew Bradshaw avoids prison in revenge porn case
• Cash Reward Offered As Police Search For Suspect In Non-Fatal Gas Station Stabbing
• The 7 best things to spend your Kohl's Cash on
• Autopsy confirms Patrick Lyoya was shot in the head by Michigan cop
• Red Sox Place Christian Vazquez, Jonathan Arauz On COVID-IL
• US Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg To Visit Morgan State University Wednesday
• Reward for information in Tioni Theus murder increases to $120,000
• Navy investigating after three sailors die on same ship within a week
• Hurley: Why Mike Vrabel Gets My Vote For The Patriots Hall Of Fame
• Retail is plagued with workers making less than $15 an hour
• Subway slashing suspect caught on video
• NBA fines Kyrie Irving $50,000 for actions during Game 1 loss to Celtics
• White Sox, Guardians postponed again, doubleheader Wednesday
• New Hampshire's Story Land, Living Shores Aquarium Are Going Cashless
• Judge Dismisses Case Against Barry Morphew Accused In Wife Suzanne's Murder
• Inter Miami CF Showdown With Miami FC Tuesday Night In 'Miami Clasico'
• Mask mandates on transit lines lifted in response to federal judge ruling
• Boris Johnson says it "did not occur to me" that gathering broke COVID rules
• Storm Brewing In Gulf Of Alaska To Bring Rain, Thundershowers; 'The Rainy Day We`ve Been Waiting For'
• Man Accused Of Battery On Oakland Officer As Police Cracked Down On Easter Sideshow
• Retired conservative judge willing to testify about Pence and Jan. 6
• 'Yoga On The Rocks' Returns To Red Rocks This Summer
• Kyrie Irving Fined $50,000 By NBA For Interactions With Celtics Fans
• What the federal mask mandate ruling could mean for future pandemics
• 2 People Walk Away After Small Plane Goes Off The Runway During Landing At Centennial Airport
• Novato Police Seek Help Locating Missing 82-Year-Old Man
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Clouds stick around
• Cirque Du Soleil Mother's Day Ticket Giveaway
• Maryland Extends Brenda Frese Through 2028-29 Season
• Apple Store Employees In New York Launch Unionization Effort
• Charges: Drunken Driver Blamed Wind For Haphazard Steering
• Marian House Celebrates 40 Years Of Empowering Baltimore Women
• Officials Investigating After Second Monroe County Jail Inmate Found Dead This Month
• North Texans react to airlines/airports dropping mask mandates
• Fire Crews Rush To Extinguish House Fire Burning In Denver
• Democratic National Committee's Brentwood event, featuring Vice President Kamala Harris, raises $1 million
• City Of Fort Collins Lifts Mask Requirements On Public Transit
• Oath Keepers exchanged messages about Ronny Jackson during Jan. 6 riot
• PECO Launches ReLeaf Program Aimed At Expanding Region's Urban Tree Canopy
• U.S. Postal Service Delaying Delivery Times For Packages In Effort To Lower Costs
• Gov. Phil Murphy Calling On New Jersey Legislature To Pass Gun Safety Bill Package
• Koons Kia To Return Over $1M To Customers Who Paid Hidden Fees After Settlement Reached
• Maryland Weather: Cool & Windy With Potential For Strong Gusts
• Suspect in Jacqueline Avant murder to be sentenced
• Ludington Pumped Storage Plant: Holds Enough Water To Produce Electricity For 1.6M Households
• Electric-powered 60-foot skyscraper coming to New York City
• Berkeley High School Student Dies After Falling Off Parking Garage
• Denver International Airport Will No Longer Enforce Mask Mandate
• Cooking Corner: Green Recipes For Earth Day
• 2 roommates stabbed to death in Anaheim apartment near Angel Stadium; coworker arrested
• Gov. Murphy calls for ban on .50-caliber firearms in New Jersey
• Family Seeks Closure After Loved One Struck, Killed By Driver
• Sen. John Hickenlooper Visits Fort Collins, Greeley To Discuss Clean Energy, Health Care Workforce
• U.K. soldiers captured in Ukraine appeal for prisoner swap
• Officers Won't Be Charged In Baltimore County Deaths, Prosecutors Question State's 'Delay' In Reports
• Former Orioles Pitcher Jake Arrieta Says He's Retiring
• PTL Links: April 19, 2022
• Maryland Woman, 47, Pleads Guilty To Murder In Mother's Death
• BSO Detectives Searching For Missing 12-Year-Old Jenavious Janvier Last Seen In Deerfield Beach
• Dallas police looking for pair after puppy in cage thrown out
• State Project Provides Local Rivers More Room To Flow To Stem Flood Risk
• 18-Year-Old, 2 Others Charged In Carjacking At Warren Gas Station
• CPD reports 'numerous' tips more than 6 months since announcing new tip line
• Gov. JB Pritzker signs $46 billion budget plan for 2023, providing $1.8 billion in tax relief
• COVID In Minnesota: Case Growth Rate Climbs Back Above High Risk Line
• Sterling Heights Police Arrest Man, Woman Carrying 20,000 Fentanyl Pills In Vehicle
• Nine Teams Announced In Inaugural Maryland Cycling Classic
• Cheers, concerns as mask federal mandate struck down
• Where's Marty? Visiting The Maryland Food Bank To See The Scope Of Our Hunger Problem
• Uber and Lyft drop mask requirements
• Woman found shot to death, man wounded in parking lot of South LA Jack In The Box restaurant
• Former royal chef on cooking for Princes William and Harry
• Proposed Florida Congressional Redistricting Plan For Special Session Slammed For Being 'Aggressively Partisan'
• Man charged in 2021 Bishop Ford Freeway shooting
• Woman Accused Of Drunk Driving After Crashing Through Barricades, Getting Stuck On Closed Bridge
• 'Unfinished business': Colin Kaepernick Says He's Willing To Come Back To NFL As Backup Quarterback
• Uber And Lyft Will No Longer Require Masks For US Riders And Drivers
• Confusion At Philadelphia International Airport As National Mask Mandate Thrown Out By Federal Judge In Florida
• Do you have to wear a mask on your flight? These airlines are dropping mandates
• Uber Riders, Drivers Go Mask Free
• Autopsy Confirms Patrick Lyoya Shot In Head By Grand Rapids Officer
• West Bloomfield Police Investigate After 21-Year-Old Woman Dies In Single-Vehicle Crash
• Colin Kaepernick says he's willing to come back to the NFL as a backup quarterback
• 'We think this may be that Candace Clark': Accused serial scammer gets evicted again awaiting trial
• Police: Fugitive accused of raping 4-year-old twins escapes arrest in NYC
• DFW and Love Field join airlines receding mask requirements
• Masks And Flying: Everything You Need To Know About New US Rules
• Judge allows suit challenging Marjorie Taylor Greene's reelection bid
• Instagram adds donation button to Reels, making them fundraisers
• TobyKeith, A 21-Year-Old Chihuahua From Florida, Is Officially The World's Oldest Dog
• Vince Wilfork, Mike Vrabel, Logan Mankins Selected As Finalists For Patriots Hall Of Fame; Wes Welker, Bill Parcells Not Selected
• Air Travelers Can Ditch COVID Masks For Flights In The U.S.; 'I'm Just So Tired Of Wearing Masks'
• Uber and Lyft dropping mask requirement for riders and drivers
• 'Happy Face Killer' Victim Identified 30 years After Body Found Near Gilroy
• Denver Weather: Where Are The April Showers?
• White House commits to barring anti-satellite missile tests
• Nas, Wu-Tang Clan Set October Date At Toyota Amphitheatre In Wheatland For Co-Headlining Tour
• Uber And Lyft Drop Mask Requirement For Riders, Drivers
• Aurora Nonprofit Says Grant Will Help Combat Youth Violence
• Aurora Develops New Youth Violence Prevention Programs: 'We're In A Critical Stage'
• Alternatives to Ikea's sold-out Kallax bookcase you can buy online
• What's Next In Elon Musk's Twitter Takeover Bid?
• Uber Will No Longer Require Masks For US Riders And Drivers
• Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Marching Band To Perform In 2023 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
• Pilot Reports Laser Strike Near Logan Airport Amid Rise In Similar Incidents Nationwide
• $500 Cash Reward Offered For Tips On January Carjacking In Detroit
• Montas Sharp, Orioles' Defense Not, As A's Win Home Opener
• More cases seen of mysterious liver disease in kids
• Caught on video: Man beaten with metal bar in violent Bronx push-in robbery
• Uber no longer requiring masks for drivers, passengers
• Red Wings' Larkin Done For The Season
• Denver's Nikola Jokic Gets Ejected In Another Rout By Golden State
• Many airlines quick to drop mask mandates after federal judge's ruling, but not CTA, Metra or Pace for now
• Ohio teacher Kurt Russell named 2022 National Teacher of the Year
• Endangered Florida Panther Killed Near Lakeland
• Report: Dont'a Hightower 'Still Figuring Out' If He Wants To Play Football
• Motorcyclist, 50, Killed In Baltimore County Crash, Police Say
• Mid-April Snow Falls In Parts Of New England
• More Grandstand Acts Announced: REO Speedwagon, Styx And Counting Crows
• Blasts targeting Kabul schools kill at least 6 civilians
• Interest soars in self-sustaining homes called Earthships
• President Biden Approves 'Major Disaster Declaration' For Massachusetts After January Blizzard
• 2 LAPD officers hurt in crash during pursuit in Hollywood
• Police: daughter killed mom during custody dispute at Texas Starbucks
• Judge Rejects Plea Deal In Deadly Palm Beach Crash
• Bristol On Dirt Was Messy
• Heat vs. Hawks Game 2: Atlanta Aims To Bounce Back
• Miami Weather: Cold Front Brings Plenty Of Sun, Gusty Winds
• Record numbers of Cubans, Nicaraguans and Colombians reach U.S. border
• Roseville Police Seeking Public's Help Locating Vehicle, Suspect In Road Rage Shooting
• Bill Belichick Reportedly 'Working More' This Offseason Than He Has In Recent Years
• Country singer Brett Eldredge to headline Ribfest
• Professor awarded $400,000 after being disciplined over wrong pronouns
• Fire reignites again at Antioch Missionary Baptist Church in Englewood
• Survey: 60% Of Americans Believe They Could Live Off The Land
• Patrick Lyoya Shooting Raises Issue Of Officer Name Release
• Conservative lawyer seeks to shield 3,200 records from January 6 committee
• Man arrested in fatal school stabbing police say was random attack
• James And Jennifer Crumbley Back In Court Tuesday Seeking Lower Bond
• Pedestrian killed on 5 freeway in Boyle Heights
• Independent Autopsy Results Of Patrick Lyoya To Be Released
• Bruins Will Remain Shorthanded For Two-Game Road Trip, But Pastrnak, Lindholm And Ullmark Could Return This Weekend
• 2 Men Airlifted After Shooting Each Other Near Hinckley, Sheriff Says
• Haney Or Campos; San Francisco Voters To Select New Assemblyman In Special Runoff Election
• Fire Heavily Damages Wakefield Pizza Restaurant
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• NYC considers bringing back mask mandates amid rising cases
• Driver shot before crashing car into bus stop in Lawndale
• Investigation into North Side mass shooting intensifies
• North Chicago man finding himself stuck as he tries to get missing jewelry back from shuttered Sears
• Russia says "another phase" of its Ukraine invasion has begun
• Authorities Investigate Pair Of Deadly Shootings Near Fair Oaks Park; 1 Person At Large
• Pittsburgh International Airport no longer requiring masks
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 4/19 Tuesday forecast
• Man Watching Basketball Game At Friend's House Gunned Down While Getting Takeout Food, Police Say
• Wet and windy Tuesday
• Beverly Man's Call For Help Alerts Rescuers To Injured Backcountry Snowboarder On NH Mountain
• South Florida Travelers Mixed On Ditching Federal Mask Mandate On Planes, Transportation
• NJ Transit no longer requiring masks, Gov. Murphy says
• Dallas Mavericks make 22 3s, take Game 2 against Jazz
• Slain NYC mom was stabbed more than 50 times, sources say
• KDKA Links: April 18-24
• Philadelphia Woman Teaching Next Generation Of Stylists With Junior Beauty Boot Camp
• MBTA Stations And Logan Airport Travelers Adjust After Federal Mask Mandate Struck Down
• Deal with stress by being mindful and just letting yourself 'be'
• 9-Year-Old Girl Shot In Head In Western Minnesota
• CPS's free Pre-K program expands as applications open for upcoming school year
• Sixers Fans Bring Electric Energy To Wells Fargo Center Despite Mask Mandate: 'They Hear Right Through This Don't Worry'
• "Happy Face Killer" victim identified almost 30 years after slaying
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Sunshine returns as warmup takes effect
• Delaware Volunteers, State Officials Plant Trees In Brandywine Park In Honor Of Earth Day
• Heavy Rains, Powerful Winds Cause Flooding In Wildwood Crest
• Franklin High School's Unified Basketball Team First From Massachusetts To Qualify For Special Olympics
• Israel strikes Gaza in response to militant rocket as tensions soar
• Judge orders Amazon to reinstate fired activist worker
• Badly Burned Body Discovered In Parking Garage At The Falls Mall
• KDKA Public Transportation Mask Guide
• Brother of youngest Boston Marathon bombings victim finishes his first
• Pa. gambling revenue reaches monthly all-time record high
• 7-year-old boy dies after being shot in the head
• Fans create memorial at Heinz Field for Dwayne Haskins
• Pirates fall 6-1 to Brewers
• Devils hurt Vegas' playoff hopes with big win
• Tree Falls On Annapolis House, Kills A Man

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• Suspect drives on wrong side of road during pursuit
• LAPD in pursuit of stolen vehicle in Winnekta
• Mask mandates on transit lines lifted in response to federal judge ruling
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Rain coming Wednesday
• Sexual assault survivor Angela Rose dedicates life to preventing violence
• Customers feel they were left high and dry after burglary at Rolling Meadows Public Storage
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• Mixed feelings about end of mask mandate on public transit in Chicago
• "How I Learned To Drive" opens on Broadway
• Expert explains how smart devices can make your home vulnerable
• Cows, bulls wrangled after cattle hauler crash on I-80 in Joliet
• Demand for Pfizer's antiviral pill Paxlovid appears to be lagging
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• U.S. Justice Dept. threatens to take control of Rikers Island
• Online car dealer Vroom faces dozens of state violations as customer complaints mount
• Mixed emotions persist over dropped mask mandate
• Greater Valley Coalition Against Violence holds meeting
• At risk warning signs for child sex trafficking
• Sources: Investigators probing possible romantic link in Orsolya Gaal murder
• 26-Year-Old Shot Multiple Times In McKees Rocks
• 2 Dead, 1 Wounded In Wilkinsburg Shooting
• Mask ruling leads to mixed messages across Tri-State Area
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• Man arrested in Irwindale after attempting to force his way into home
• Blac Chyna's defamation suit against Kardashians/Jenners defended, derided during trial opening stat
• Johnny Depp vs. Amber Heard trial
• IMF chief economist discusses war in Ukraine, impact on global economy
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