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Articles from April 20, 2022

• COVID Mask Mandate: Where Bay Area Airports and Transit Agencies Stand
• Police: Man Bites, Stabs K-9 After Breaking Into Fairfield Woman's Home
• Students At Two High Schools In Aurora Walk Out Of Class, Call for More Action To Protect Classmates
• Belt Connects On B-Day, Rodón Grinds As Giants Beat Mets 5-2
• Napa County Supes Declare Juneteenth Official County Holiday
• LASD deputies detain pursuit, robbery suspect in Lynwood
• UPDATE: Joaquin Ciria Set Free After Being Exonerated for 1990 SF Homicide; 'It Is a Happy Moment'
• 'Any Extra Day You Can Get Is Awesome': Surprise Spring Snowstorm In The Sierra Extends Ski Season
• 3 Accused Of Aiding Napa Doctor In Scheme Offering Fake COVID-19 Vaccine Cards, Treatments
• Pursuit suspect taken into custody in Koreatown
• California's Mandatory Workplace Pandemic Pay To Be Extended Through 2022
• Kristin Smart Murder Trial Will Be Moved To Monterey County
• LA County Sheriff candidates discuss the election's top issues
• 19-Year-Old Killed In Yuba City Shooting On Casita Drive
• Colorado Rock Climber Falls 70 Feet To Death In Utah Canyon
• UCLA's Johnny Juzang enters NBA draft after 2 seasons
• Lobbyist For California Wildfire Victims Out Amid Sexual Harassment Scandal
• Kristin Smart Case: Judge Moves Murder Trial To Monterey County
• 4 Minors Arrested After Man Stabbed At Oroville FoodMaxx
• DeRozan scores 41 as Bulls beat Bucks to tie series
• Illini big man Kofi Cockburn to enter NBA Draft
• Royals Bullpen Backs Up Daniel Lynch In 2-0 Win Over Twins
• Spirit Farms cow wranglers' rodeo skills came into real-life action after I-80 cattle hauler crash
• On Columbine anniversary, Goodman Theatre hosts reading of teens' short plays about gun violence
• Woman shot, critically wounded in Lincoln Square
• Fire Burning In Monte Vista Forces Evacuations Of Homes, Businesses
• Boulder County Residents Wary Of Potential Of More Fires Following Table Mountain Fire
• Celtics rally in 2nd half, beat Nets for 2-0 lead
• Brickell Groping Suspect Arrested After Grabbing Pregnant Woman While Walking With Her Daughter
• Resilience Is The Name Of The Game With These Boston Celtics
• Alleged Hate Crime Victim Left Blind After Brutal Beating Claims Makarenko Family Ambushed Him for 'Turning' Their Son Gay
• Yankees beat Tigers as Cabrera gets to 2,999 hits
• Belt connects on B-Day, Rodón grinds as Giants beat Mets
• Colorado Families Await COVID Vaccine Approval For Young Children As Polis Asks White House To 'Escalate Urgency'
• Notorious Pedophile Priest Stephen Kiesle Charged In Fatal DUI Crash In Walnut Creek
• Michigan Partners With NPS To Improve Accessibility To National Parks
• Whitney Young High School principal Joyce Kenner announces retirement after 27 years
• Brandon Belt Homers On Birthday, Carlos Rodon Strikes Out 8 As Giants Defeat Mets
• Former Honduran president to be extradited to U.S.
• Anticipation growing for recreational marijuana sales in NJ
• Backcountry Skier Rescues Snowboarder Badly Injured In Remote Section Of White Mountains
• High School Seniors Strive To Make Their St. Louis Park School More Sustainable
• Community members walk to site of Pittsburgh mass shooting
• Texas DPS institutes waistline requirements for officers
• Finding Minnesota: Comet Theater Is State's Oldest Continuously-Running, Single-Screen Movie House
• Joel Embiid Hits Winning 3 In OT, Sixers Beat Raptors For 3-0 Lead
• Baltimore Police Fire Newly Hired Administrator Because He Is A 'Person Of Interest' In A Homicide, Harrison Says
• Eligible Michigan Families To Receive Additional Food Assistance Benefits In April
• A's Fall To Orioles; Only 2,703 In Attendance For Early Start At Coliseum
• Detroit Opens Applications For Unlimited Marijuana Licenses: What To Know
• Red Sox Surrender 5-Run Second Inning, Fall To Blue Jays 6-1
• Eddie Gardner has been missing for almost two months, and family says police are passing the buck
• Ohtani K's 12, drives in two as Angels top Astros, 6-0
• Baltimore's Guaranteed Income Pilot Program To Provide Young Parents Monthly Payments
• 'It Was A Selfless Act': Teenage Good Samaritan Dies Trying To Save Driver Of Car That Plunged Into Lake
• Baltimore Police Identify 61-Year-Old Victim Of City's 100th Homicide Of 2022
• Social equity applicants for marijuana licenses have dreams crushed by legal red tape
• Baltimore Agrees To $345K Settlement With Family Of Elijah Gorham, Mervo Football Player Who Died From Head Injury
• 'That Tree Was Healthy' No Apparent Warning Signs Before Tree Fell Into Annapolis Home, Killing Man
• Minneapolis Park Board Committee Votes In Favor Of Repealing Resolution Cutting Ties With MPD
• Oscar De La Hoya accused of sexual assault
• PG&E Fire Victim Trust Parts Ways With Lobbyist Amid Sex Scandal
• Rescue Crews Cut Open Cars To Rescue Drivers After Crash
• Justice Department Seeks To Reinstate Mask Mandate On Public Transportation
• Autism & Special Needs Play Place Offers Quality Of Life Programs, Helps Participants Gain Independence
• Nolan Arenado's 2-Run HR In 9th Gives Cardinals 2-0 Win Over Marlins
• Meijer Accepting SNAP Benefits For Online Orders In Michigan
• In Dallas, O'Rourke says he'd shift some border spending to lower property taxes
• Michigan DNR: Temporary Removal Of Bird Feeders Could Reduce Spread Of Avian Flu
• Retired Miami Beach Police Chief Daniel Oates Rehired As Interim Chief In Aurora, Colorado
• Push Against Single-Use Plastics Gaining Momentum with Upcoming Ballot Initiative
• Changes to mask rules leave North Texas with more questions
• Despite Rising Interest Rates, Bay Area's Hot Housing Market Yet To Cool Off
• Walz Blasts Lawmakers Over Unemployment Insurance Dispute
• Delaware County Passes Ordinance Preventing Hospitals From Suspending Services Without 6 Months' Notice
• Lyles Strikes Out 6 In 5 Scoreless Innings, Orioles Beat A's
• Cubs get clobbered by Rays in game called early due to rain
• More Texans look to 'side hustles' as cost of living increases
• Group demands action after officers confront protesters during march for Jim Rogers
• Home Attendance Woes Continue In A's Loss To Orioles 1-0
• Celtics Come Back From 17 Down, Take 2-0 Series Lead Over Nets With Game 2 Win
• San Francisco Zoo Visitors Benefiting From Longtime Volunteer's Love of Plants, Natural Habitats
• Body Recovered From Mississippi River Near Hastings, Sheriff Says
• FPL Donates Manatee Transport Truck For Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission
• Civil rights groups call for legalization based on new Texas marijuana data
• Alert News Viewer Help BSO Detectives Find Missing 12-Year-Old Jenavious Janvier From Deerfield Beach
• NYPD swears in 10-year-old diagnosed with terminal cancer
• Man Dies Days After Being Shot In The Head In Minneapolis
• Former Shanksville Fire Chief Who Responded On 9/11 Receives New Heart
• Netflix Stock Plunges Amid Drop In Subscriptions; Launches Crackdown On Password Sharing
• Maryland Weather: A Sunny Wednesday Leads To A Warm Thursday
• Home prices in Orange County highest its ever been
• 2 Arrested In Alleged Attempted Gas Theft In Lincoln
• 'Lizard King' Gets 7 Months For Trafficking Florida Turtles
• White Sox get swept in doubleheader against Cleveland Guardians
• State Drops Transit Mask Requirement After Federal Mandate Struck Down
• Ohio Man Guilty Of Placing Pipe Bombs On 2 Tugboats
• Capitol briefly evacuated over Nationals pregame parachute show
• New round of repairs ordered at Wicker Park building where façade fell on woman
• Police: Woman groped by naked stranger in Hillsborough home
• Call Kurtis: Walmarts Across The Region Have Spotty Pricing Inspections
• Rochester Area School District student approached by stranger
• Fire tears through home in Newport Beach
• LA County health officials urge COVID caution as students return from spring break
• Revival of "for colored girls" opens on Broadway
• Lincoln Center announces over 300 free summer events
• Self-driving technology company Aurora opens new Pittsburgh headquarters
• Canton's Waterfront Rain Gardens Get Spruced Up On Friday
• 'I Kept Calling And He Wasn't Answering': 911 Calls Made By Dwayne Haskins' Widow, Witnesses Released
• Black Entrepreneurs Team Up To Create Startup Hub In Building Damaged In 2020 Riots
• One holdout tenant stalling $70 million UWS condo project
• 4 Hurt When Elderly Driver Crashes Into Revere Dunkin' Donuts
• Rapper Pooh Shiesty Sentenced To Prison Time On Firearms Conspiracy Charge In Miami
• Dodgers beat Braves 5-1, take 2 of 3 vs World Series champs
• Thursday's Show Info (4/21/22)
• Burbank officer charged for attempted perjury and insurance fraud
• 'Not Going Away': Colorado Doctor Warns That We're Not Out Of The Woods Yet When It Comes To Omicron
• San Francisco's Landmark Lawsuit Against Opioid Manufacturers, Distributors Set To Begin
• Denver Weather: Critical Fire Danger By Friday
• Giant sinkhole opens up in Jersey City street
• Slaying Of Natomas Librarian Amber Clark Reaches First-Degree Murder Conviction
• Reported Explosion Rocks Downtown Montrose As Smoke Rises
• Chicago First Alert Weather: showers and thunder possible tonight, clearing and warmer tomorrow
• Mother and son duo broaden possibilities for those with autism
• Cape Air To Buy 75 Electric Planes
• It's 4/20, but don't forget marijuana use is still widely illegal in Texas
• Fairfield Firefighters Battling 2-Alarm House Fire Discover Body Inside Home
• Antisemitic Flyers Featuring Adolf Hitler Found Outside Boca Raton Homes
• 'All Clear' Given For Residents Near #TableMountainFire Burning In Boulder County
• Man, 20, Critically Injured In North Minneapolis Shooting
• Red Sox Celebrate Life And Career Of Jerry Remy At Fenway Park
• Data shows deadly crashes in New York City are up 44%
• Questions Surround Fate of Pedestrian Footbridge in SF's Chinatown
• On 4/20, many minority marijuana businesses have yet to open
• Good Samaritan shot in head while trying to stop robbery
• Revisiting FMU Construction Program, Students Aim To Be Part Of Construction Industry
• Minneapolis Yards Uprooted By Hungry Large Critters After Snow Melt
• 9-year-old Pittsburgh Public Schools student hospitalized after alleged bullying incident
• Air Quality Regulators Seek Shutdown of Oakland Cannabis Business's Diesel Generator Use
• Multiple NJ TRANSIT buses burn in North Bergen
• Airlines to allow certain passengers banned for violating mask policy to return
• Hundreds of Dallas residents affected by recent apartment fires
• Towson Hires Coppin St's Harper As Women's Basketball Coach
• Mike Hopkins, longtime CBS News staffer, dies unexpectedly
• Disney World Lifts Last COVID-19 Mask Requirements
• Doctors face challenges to provide abortion access
• First Black-Owned Twin Cities Bank Officially Opens Next Week
• Why Did The Alligator Cross The Road? He's Looking For Love, But Causing A Florida Traffic Jam
• Colorado State Lawmakers Push Several Bills To Help Wildfire Prevention
• Gardening 101: Keyhole gardens
• Strong Tesla Sales Send 1st Quarter Earnings To 7 Times More Than Year Ago
• Marcus Smart Arrives For Game 2 Vs. Nets In Amazing 'DPOY' Robe
• Harlem Lidl funds food bank with teen-designed totes
• Increased Interest In MN Medical Cannabis Program With Sale Of Flower Legal, State Program Director Says
• Northbrook installs plate readers across roadways to curb crime
• Justice Dept. Appeals Mask Ruling After CDC Says Mandate 'Remains Necessary' (CBS News)
• Parachute Demo At Nats Park Causes Brief Capitol Evacuation
• D.O.J. introduces possible federal takeover of Rikers Island
• MN WEATHER: Beautiful Thursday On Tap, But Friday Brings More Rain, Chance Of Thunderstorms
• DOJ Appeals Federal Ruling On Transportation Mask Mandate
• Report: Deebo Samuel Asks 49ers To Trade Him After Ending Contract Talks
• Police seek driver in deadly hit-and-run in Stamford
• I-Hsin 'Joey' Chen Sentenced To 9 Weeks In Prison For Involvement In College Admissions Scandal
• Poll: 66% of Americans want recreational marijuana legalized
• Late Long Island World War II veteran to be honored by Coast Guard
• Robert Williams Update: Celtics Big Man Now Doing 3-On-3 Work
• Pennsylvania moves closer to legalizing adult recreational cannabis
• Perfect Fill-in: Johan Camargo, Phillies Top Rockies To End Skid
• AAA, SADD warning teens of dangers of marijuana-impaired driving
• Waldos Forever Festival set for Saturday for first time since recreational marijuana legalization
• Justice Dept. appeals mask ruling after CDC says mandate still needed
• Justice Department To Appeal Order Voiding Travel Mask Mandate
• I-Team: New COVID Outbreak At Chelsea Soldiers' Home, State Did Not Provide Second Booster
• Earth Day: National Water Day Dance Calls Attention To Saving Water And The Everglades
• Chicago Latino Film Festival starts on Thursday
• Biden: 40,000 Borrowers Could Have Student Loans Dismissed, Aid For 3.6 Million More
• U.S. Department Of Education To Relieve Student Loan Debt To Over 40,000 Borrowers
• Florida Health Dept. Crafts New Guidelines For Trans Youth
• Wilkinsburg community shaken after 2 killed in shooting
• Restaurants Eye A Return To Pre-COVID Business As Diners Return To The Table
• Recent spike in COVID positivity rate has experts concerned
• Florida Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried Sues Over Federal Rule Keeping Medical Marijuana Users From Buying Guns
• Department of Justice appeals ruling against masks
• Several Major Philadelphia Utility Companies Now Hosting Virtual Appointments
• Metro C Line rider stabbed in struggle for snatched cell phone
• Atlanta Apple store becomes first to file for union election
• Scientist Names New Species Of Millipede After Taylor Swift
• Ravens Hoping To Put 2021 Injuries Behind Them
• Community reading series centers the experiences of Asian American women
• 88-year-old can't wait to volunteer each day at Long Island hospital
• Verizon customers experiencing outages across United States
• Tesla profits soar, fueled by strong sales
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot's gas card program advances, after tweaks to appease skeptical aldermen
• One-Way Masking: As Mask Requirements Lift On MBTA, Many Still Choose To Play It Safe
• Last concrete poured for LAX Automated People Mover
• Climate change's impact on western Pennsylvania farmers
• House of Black Panther Party leader Fred Hampton now a historical landmark
• Some SEPTA Riders Still Learning Of Mask Mandate Being Dropped On Public Transportation
• 1 Person Taken To Hospital After Stabbing On Fruitridge Road In Sacramento
• City Council puts short-term rental legislation on hold for more public input
• Parents frustrated, curious on push for new library in Back of the Yards
• Johnny Depp testifies Amber Heard attacked him, he never hit back
• Guardians hammer Keuchel in 9-run 2nd inning against White Sox, take first game of doubleheader 11-1
• Potent Spring Storm Roaring Toward Bay Area; Avalanche Watch Issued For Tahoe
• Food scraps to be turned into renewable energy on Long Island
• UIC political science professor Dick Simpson warns American "democracy is in grave danger"
• Science of Weather: Weather, Climate, Earth Day
• University Of Northern Colorado Hosts Chicano Awareness Week
• 'The Good, The Bad And The Truth': Understanding The Impact Of Marijuana
• Miami Dolphins Tua Tagovailoa And GM Chris Grier On Upcoming Draft, New Coach Mike McDaniel
• 7 Ukrainian Sailors Now Calling Philly Region Home After Being Stranded On Cargo Ship For 9 Months
• 'Forever In Our Hearts': 23 Years After Tragedy, Columbine High School Shooting Victims Remembered
• Power Pole, Vehicles & Shed Involved In Aurora Fire
• Demolition begins at Antioch Missionary Baptist Church in Englewood after devastating fire
• Hospice Nurse Anne Rose Fleurant Accused Of Posing As Home Health Aide To Steal From Elderly Patients
• Smiley Martin, Suspect In Sacramento Shooting, Booked Into Jail After Release From Hospital
• Shingles Risk Increased For People Over 50 Who Had COVID, Study Says
• New Blood Test Designed To Detect Cancers Before There Are Symptoms
• Man Accused Of Peeping Through Children's Window In Dracut Arraigned
• Baltimore Police Looking For Missing 13-Year-Old Girl Last Seen A Week Ago
• March Home Sales Fall As Mortgage Rates, Home Prices Climb
• Recreational Marijuana In New Jersey: What You Need To Know As Sales Go Legal
• COVID Restrictions Lifted In Minnesota Courts, But Virtual Hearings Will Remain For Many Cases
• No one hurt after car hits Fort Worth police cruiser
• Commercial station crew stuck in space awaiting better splashdown weather
• Downtown Crossing Businesses Worried About Groups Of Violent Teens
• Florida Senate Passes Gov. DeSantis' Controversial Congressional Redistricting Plan
• Sacramento Woman Cynthia McKnight Accused Of Opening Plane Door In Buffalo, Inflating Emergency Slide
• Can Vaccinated People Pass COVID To Others? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Questions
• Unruly passenger exited American Airlines flight emergency slide first
• Massachusetts Reports 1,853 New COVID Cases, Positivity Rate Increases To 4.3%
• Sandy Sprint Returns This Saturday To Philadelphia After 2-Year Pandemic Hiatus
• Exclusive Tour Of Camden County's New Sustainability Campus Designed For Public To Enjoy
• 'Cron Zone' Leading Rockies Resurgence
• Mavericks coach prepared for game 3 with or without Dončić
• Annual Charles Street Promenade To Return June 4
• Dwayne Haskins ran out of gas before he was killed, 911 call shows
• 21 charged in alleged $149 million COVID-19 fraud schemes
• Pebble Beach Becomes USGA Anchor Site With 4 Men's And Women's Opens
• 'If I Win $1 Million, We Are Splitting It': Methuen Lottery Winner Makes Good On Promise To Friend
• Americans often "forced" to pay medical bills they don't owe
• Los Angeles Community College District embarks on $1.5 million housing program for students at risk of homelessness
• Approaching Cold Front Brings Storm Warnings, Beach Hazards
• Organic Zucchini Sold At Walmart Recalled Over Salmonella Concerns
• Laurel Police Officer Discharged From Hospital After Being Shot While Serving Warrant For Attempted Murder Suspect
• Whittier post office to be renamed, honoring advocate for Vietnam vets
• Aurora Brings Back Dan Oates To Serve As Interim Police Chief
• VIDEO: Sen. Mallory McMorrow Responds To Colleague Accusing Her Of "Grooming" Kids
• Police: Suspect Turns Self In Following Fatal Maple Grove Road Shooting
• Find out some of the effects stress has on your body
• Opioid Drugmaker Reaches $10 Million Settlement For Sales Within San Francisco
• WATCH: Driver Rescued After Crashing Into Canal Near Waterford
• Boudin, SFPD Announce Multiple Felony Charges For 2 Suspected Robbers
• DeVante Parker Wearing No. 11 Patriots Jersey In New Instagram Post
• Body of missing Lewisville man found in Wise County
• Icelandic Airline PLAY Launches Service From BWI Wednesday
• Whistleblower Protection Legislation Moves Forward - Following Investigations Into Troubled COVID Testing Lab
• Police Investigating After Man Accidentally Fires Gun Inside Five Below Store In South Philadelphia
• Dr. Dave Hnida On End To Mask Mandates For Travelers: 'This Was Not A Healthy Decision'
• Maryland Doctor Among 18 Indicted In COVID-19 Healthcare Fraud Scheme, Allegedly Overbilled For COVID-19 Tests
• South Carolina prisoner's execution by firing squad halted by court
• Former Sacramento Teacher Files Lawsuit Against District, Claiming He Was Wrongfully Terminated Over Attendance At Jan. 6 Rally
• Convicted Ex-Fall River Mayor Jasiel Correia To Report To Prison Friday
• Denver's First Social Equity Cannabis Dispensary Open For Business
• Report: 49ers WR Deebo Samuel Requests Trade
• Roseville Officer Shot In Neck Thanks Supporters, Calls Fellow Officers 'Heroes'
• CTA, Metra, Chicago airports end mask mandates after Gov. Pritzker lifts order
• Man Shot Dead by 'Multiple Gunmen' In San Francisco's Fillmore District
• Texas files suit against online car dealer Vroom for deceptive practices
• Cloquet High School, Middle School Evacuated After Bomb Threat
• Robberies, Deaths Motivate Congress To Push Bill Allowing Banks To Work With Pot Shops
• Dončić status uncertain as Mavericks prep for game 3
• Detroit Police: Man Wanted After Body Found Wrapped In Blanket Inside Vehicle
• Elon Musk looks to raise funds to buy Twitter: reports
• Five ways to make your home more Earth-friendly
• New Mexico fines 'Rust' producers nearly $140K for safety violations in fatal shooting of Halyna Hutchins
• Superheroes wash windows at UPMC Children's Hospital
• Man Killed, At Least 19 Residents Displaced Following Suspicious Apartment Fire In Pemberton, New Jersey State Police Say
• Walnut Creeks Votes To Allow Recreational Cannabis Deliveries
• Illinois Man Arrested After Leading Police On Mass Pike Chase From Charlton To Stockbridge
• VIDEO: Body Cam Footage Released From Police Chase, Vehicle Theft In Kalamazoo County
• Florida Man Steven Yinger Indicted For First Degree Murder In Death Of Jorge Diaz Johnston, Brother Of Former Miami Mayor
• Feds find "severe, systemic" problems in Mississippi prison
• Bay Area Beachgoers Advised to Not Disturb Harbor Seal Pups
• Beloved therapy dog named official dog of Boston Marathon
• Armed suspects take $70K of money and jewelry in brazen L.A. robbery
• Officer, suspect hospitalized after police-involved shooting in Yonkers
• Illinois man accidentally inhales drill bit during dental procedure
• "Frankenstein opioids" becoming more prevalent, Ohio official warns
• Coppin State University To Host Forum With 6 Candidates For Governor
• "It's a blessing of God": No one hurt after big rig plows into gas pumps, smashes into Fillmore gas station
• Musk Lawyer: Gag Order Would Trample on Free Speech Rights
• OC Ciarrocca's Return To Gophers Among Many Big Ten Coordinator Changes
• Florida Senate votes to strip Disney of special self-government status
• 15 alleged child predators arrested during 'Operation Home Alone'
• Stage Set For Mile High 420 Fest At Civic Center Park
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Rain today, gone tomorrow
• Food Bank Of The Rockies Volunteers Fill 1,200 Boxes For Afghan Refugees
• Best things to buy at Lululemon right now
• Reservation Required For Visitors Driving To The Pikes Peak Summit
• Judge sets deadline for suggesting trial date for accused Tree of Life gunman Robert Bowers
• Temple University Study Connects Dots Between Philadelphia Gun Violence, COVID Pandemic
• Most U.S. travelers support mask regulations on planes, transit: Poll
• Game 4 Return For Ben Simmons Reportedly Realistic, With Outside Chance At Game 3
• SF Woman Faces Charges In Michigan After Flying Out To 'Meet-Up' With 15-Year-Old Boy
• James Hanlon Convicted On Charges Of Killing Neighbor In Colorado Springs, Gets Life Sentence
• Three-time convicted child predator Joe Angel Rodriguez gets life sentence
• "Rust" production company fined $136,000 for alleged safety failures
• Pali Charter High School reinstates mask mandate due to spike in COVID cases from spring break
• Where's Marty? Scoping Out The Inner Workings Of Curio Wellness's Medical Cannabis Facility
• The Samsung 'The Sero' smart TV rotates to play vertical videos. Should you get one?
• Up In Smoke; Thousands Gather At Hippie Hill For 4/20 Celebration
• Detectives: Man Shot To Death In Modesto Was DoorDash Driver Who Had Just Completed Delivery
• 2 teens killed, 3 others hurt in crash in Freehold, N.J.
• Driver charged with murder in Griffith Park hit-and-run which killed cyclist
• Camden Diocese agrees to $87.5M settlement in sex abuse suits
• Vail Police Brings Back K9 Officer Program
• 17 cows and bulls have to be wrangled on roadway on I-80 after livestock truck crashes near Joliet
• Baltimore Spending Board Approves $3.5M Settlement With Businesses Damaged In Wake Of Freddie Gray's Death
• Burglars hit Public Storage facility in Rolling Meadows, customers feel left high and dry
• Sexual assault survivor Angela Rose returns to northwest suburbs to talk about support
• Rapper A$AP Rocky arrested in connection with 2021 shooting
• Dion Marsh Charged With Federal Hate Crimes After Spree Of Violent Assaults On Members Of New Jersey Orthodox Jewish Community
• Experimental Minnesota forest helps predict climate change scenarios
• Deebo Samuel Wants To Be Traded Away From San Francisco 49ers
• Fairfield House Fire Leaves 1 Person Dead, Investigation Underway
• Police Fatally Shoot Felony Suspect In Chisholm; BCA Investigating
• Broadway stars help nonprofit deliver 30 millionth meal
• Where Are Masks Required? Here's The Latest On The Mask Ruling
• Man, 21, Hospitalized After Southwest Baltimore Shooting, Police Say
• As mask mandate is struck down, immunocompromised people contemplate travel plans
• Federal Prosecutors Plan To Retry City Councilmember Kenyatta Johnson, Wife Dawn Chavous After Mistrial Declared In Bribery Case
• Arizona Tunnel Fire burns more than 19,000 acres
• Texas man charged for smuggling 107 undocumented migrants inside trailer
• SEPTA Partners With Cabrini University Students To Provide Outreach For Community Members Experiencing Hardships
• Rapper A$AP Rocky arrested after arriving at LAX
• New cannabis lounge opens in Mundelein
• These 36 Massachusetts Cities & Towns Are Giving Federal Pandemic Funds To First Responders
• Hochul calls Syracuse police encounter with 8-year-old "heart wrenching"
• I-70 Westbound Stretch Clear After Multi-Vehicle Crash In Aurora
• COVID In MN: 7 Deaths Reported As Case Growth Ticks Up
• Texas judge delays Alex Jones trial after Infowars files bankruptcy
• Deadly Times Square subway shove suspect placed indefinitely in psychiatric facility
• Man Dies After Being Hit By Car Earlier, Bringing San Jose's Fatal Crash Toll To 25
• Police: 3 Teens Steal Thousands Worth Of Merchandise From Stores In Lodi, Manteca, And Elk Grove
• Safe haven, donation site provides basic essentials to Ukrainian refugees in Riverwoods
• East Dundee tacks on "amusement tax" for streaming services
• Fatburger, Smashburger celebrate 4/20 with food deals for the inevitable munchies
• SWAG Program Aims To Get Young Students At Chester School Involved In Soccer For Life
• 'Topgolf Live' Comes To Folsom Field For 4 Days This Summer
• Aretha Franklin Amphitheatre To Hold Job Fairs April 21 & April 23
• Acting ATF director set to be replaced
• Dwayne Haskins' widow made concerned call to 911 on morning of fatal accident
• The Parks Mall at Arlington announces mandatory chaperone program for teens
• Report: Some Patriots Receivers Didn't Like Joe Judge's Coaching In 2019
• Stolen SUV crashes in Hollywood Hills during chase
• Travelers wait for CDC mask decision that could lead to appeal
• 'A True Basketball State': Big Ten Men's, Women's Tournaments Coming To Minnesota
• Body of unidentified boy found inside Las Vegas-themed suitcase, police say
• Tennessee GOP kicks Trump-backed candidate off congressional primary ballot
• Several Vehicle Slide-Offs Cause Shutdown At Vail Pass On I-70 Westbound
• Legendary Philly Radio Host Sid Mark Passes Away
• Teen Struck & Killed By Tractor Trailer On I-83 In Baltimore County, Troopers Say
• Baltimore Symphony Orchestra To Perform Benefit Concert For Ukraine
• Two Broward Residents Strike 'Gold' In Florida Lottery Scratch Off Games
• March home sales fall as mortgage rates, home prices climb
• 'Bubble Jimmy', Or A New Version, Back At Right Time For Heat
• Charges Pending Against Woman In Tally Ho Fire That Caused Up To $10,000 In Damages
• National Grid Plans To Go 'Fossil-Free'; Massachusetts Customers Will Get Choice
• Overturned Big Rig Causes Delay In Manteca
• North Branch's 420th Street Sign Has Been Stolen So Much, It's Now 20 Feet High
• US Lawmakers Are Warming Up To The Cannabis Industry
• Young siblings who drowned in Lake Hughes area identified
• Wimbledon bans Russian and Belarusian players from tennis championship
• Improvements and new rides come to Six Flags over Texas
• Wayne County Woman Wins $300K On Scratch Off Lottery Ticket
• Man abandons dog at Weatherford Parker Co. Animal Shelter
• Queens pawn shop owner dies after metal pipe attack
• Is Wearing A Mask While Traveling Still Helpful If You're The Only One?
• Steelers Training Camp returns to Latrobe
• 'I Feel Reborn': Former DaVita CEO Kent Thiry Talks In CBS4 Exclusive After Being Acquitted Of Federal Charges
• Ohio doctor William Husel found not guilty in 14 hospital patient deaths
• Officers fatally shoot intruder at Peruvian ambassador's residence in D.C.
• Thousands flee Russia over government crackdown on protests, news outlets
• Olympian Amanda Kessel joining Penguins' for one-year fellowship
• Happy 30th! African Penguin At New England Aquarium Hits Milestone Birthday
• N'Keal Harry Apparently Skipping Start Of Patriots' Voluntary Offseason Program
• Travel subscriptions are taking off. Should you get on board?
• Denver Weather: The Next Storm Is Different, The Metro Area Could Actually Get Moisture
• Rio Grande Valley Sector Border Patrol agents arrest 2 child sexual predators
• New Surveillance Video Of Suspects Wanted In Murder Of Philadelphia Police Officer's Son
• Biden's Latest Student Debt Move Will Bring 3.6 Million Borrowers Closer To Loan Forgiveness
• Sources: NYPD zeroing in on final hours before Orsolya Gaal's death
• Youth Advocates In Denver Call For Stricter Age Limits At 420 Festival
• 72-year-old slashed in the face in apparently random attack in Brooklyn
• Evacuations, 3 injured after in dorm on Prairie View A&M campus
• Netflix shares slide after it loses 200,000 subscribers
• Cooking With Rania: Cashew Baklava Rolls
• New Piping Plover spotted at Rainbow Beach
• General Electric recalls six models of 'free-standing' French door refrigerators
• Netflix Considering Cheaper Plans With Ads, Cracking Down On Password Sharing After Subscriber Losses
• 'We're Glad It Happened': Newlyweds Detail How Deputies Joined In On Tracy Wedding Fun While Responding For Noise Complaint
• Sen. John Bizon Who Pleaded To Touching Nurse Won't Seek 2nd Term
• East Baltimore Native DJ QuickSilva Channels Passion For Music Into DJ Academy
• Coloradans On The Spectrum Work To Overcome Challenges Of The Pandemic
• Florida Memorial University Seeks To Return To Good Standing
• Death Of 16-Year-Old Black Youth In Benton Harbor In 1991 Ruled Homicide
• Lakers legends Jerry West, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar rip portrayals on 'Winning Time'
• Police: 2 men struck, killed while walking on subway tracks in Brooklyn
• Sacramento Firefighters Respond To Vacant Building Fire
• Robert Kraft Donates $24 Million To Harvard Business School For New Fellowship
• Red Sox Bullpen Slams Door To Notch Important Win Over Blue Jays
• Prosecutor Drops Out Of Whitmer Kidnapping Plot Case
• Boston-Area Home Prices Hit New Record High, Report Says
• Shanghai allows 4 million people to leave their homes as virus rules ease
• Miami Weather: Windy Wednesday, Rain Chance Increases Late Week
• Tennessee set to execute Oscar Smith on Thursday
• Maria's Cafe In Minneapolis Has Minnesota's Best Pancakes, According To Rankings
• PTL Links: April 20, 2022
• Armed suspects take $70K in money, jewelry in follow-home robbery in Beverly Crest
• A's Edge O's Before Oakland's Smallest Home Crowd In Nearly 42 Years
• 3 Injured In Early Wednesday Morning Colma Shooting
• 1 Seriously Hurt In Thornton Crash At 120th Ave, Pennsylvania Street Wednesday Morning
• County executive Rich Fitzgerald returns to work following negative COVID-19 test
• Parents offered tips after Dallas teen human trafficking case
• 3 Massachusetts Counties Now At Medium Risk For COVID-19 Transmission, CDC Says
• Johnny Depp takes stand, calls Amber Heard's allegations "heinous"
• Man shot to death in Long Beach parking lot
• Alternatives to Ikea's sold-out Billy bookcase
• Federal lawmakers in the Bronx discuss preventing deadly fires
• Continued calls for mercy for Texas death row inmate Melissa Lucio
• Michelle Obama's brother and his wife sue Milwaukee school alleging racial bias
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