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• Reptile thief arrested by Yucaipa Police
• Crews Rush To Extinguish Fire Burning In Multiple Units In Arvada
• Betts homers twice as Dodgers down Padres, 6-1
• Search Underway For Vandals Who Destroyed Dozens Of Headstones At Modesto Cemeteries
• Authorities investigating reports of "highway violence" in South Los Angeles
• Stagg High School Mourns Aliycia Reynaga, Freshman Softball Player Killed In Campus Stabbing
• Arrest made in attempted robbery, shooting in Melrose District; Two suspects still at large
• A Different Fire Risk: People Living In Colorado's Forests
• Community Members Deal With Aftermath Of Monte Vista Fire, Homes Lost
• Sherri Papini's Husband Files For Divorce, Citing Irreconcilable Differences
• New Legacy High School Seniors Who Are Also Parents Featured In Photo Shoot
• Chirinos drives in three as O's top Angels, 5-3
• LA County mask mandate at LAX and on public transit sparks confusion among some travelers
• Traffic Collision On Westbound I-80 Blocking Multiple Lanes
• Chicago First Alert Weather: First 80 degree temp of the year on Saturday
• CHP: Suspect Rams Into Patrol Car During Chase In Stolen Vehicle Through Sacramento
• Man jumps into action to save another man trapped in a submerged pickup truck in Northwest Indiana
• Cubs lose to Pirates, drop fourth consecutive game
• Brothers free after served years in prison on false drug charges linked to corrupt CPD Sgt. Ronald Watts
• 'Viva La Vacuna' Artist Wins Contest Motivating Latino Youth To Get Vaccinated
• Another Anderson error costs White Sox vs Twins
• Kaprizov, Fiala Set Franchise Bests, Wild Beat Kraken, 6-3
• Smoke Plume From 'Sandy Creek Fire' Burning Near Lamar Is So Big It Shows Up On Radar
• Another Anderson Error Costs White Sox Game Vs. Twins
• Nats Angered By Kapler's Late Aggression In Giants' 7-1 Win
• Bulls suffer their worst playoff home loss ever as Bucks dominate
• Judge HRs twice, throws out runner, Yanks beat Guardians
• Perez leads Pirates over Cubs for 4-2 win
• Tony Awards tell guests it has a no violence policy
• N.Y. attorney general says contempt order needed due to "Trump's intransigence"
• EarthX 2022 environmental expo underway in Dallas
• Hawks Sneak Past Heat 111-110 To Take Game 3 Of NBA Playoffs
• FDNY: E-bikes caused 4 fires across New York City in 1 day
• All Evacuations Lifted For Silver Charm Fire Burning In Farm Neighborhood In Colorado Springs
• Mandatory Evacuation Order Lifted For Some Residents Of Colorado Mountain Estates For Fire Burning In Teller County
• Dozens Of Seniors Forced To Leave Homes In Beverly Because Building Is Unsafe
• ICE lodges detainer after suspect's arrest in Orsolya Gaal case
• Missing Couple Found Shot To Death In Concord, NH
• Pittsburgh Mass Shooting: South Pittsburgh Peacemakers step up in time of need
• Fatal Crash On Ives Dairy Road Under Investigation, Neighbors Complain Roadway Used To Race
• House Gives Initial Approval To Fentanyl Bill After Debating 16 Of 100+ Amendments Drafted For The Bill
• Chris Rock Performs In Sold-Out Baltimore Show With Visitors Eager To Hear About Will Smith Slap
• 2 Injured As Car Crashes Into SW Miami Home
• Gov. DeSantis Signs Bill Dissolving Disney World's Special District
• Coconut Creek High Student Arrested, Accused Of Bringing Gun To School
• Suspect Found Dead After Shooting 4, Causing Panic In DC
• Miami Gardens Mom Of Five With Congestive Heart Failure Struggles To Find Housing
• Police Locate Car Possibly Connected To Shooting Of Grandmother In Chelsea
• Bogaerts' 3 Hits Back Wacha, Red Sox Beat Rays 4-3
• Ex-Baltimore Police Fiscal Chief Speaks Out: 'I Want To Tell My Side Of The Story'
• 2 Colorado Astronauts Ready To Blast Off Into Space Aboard The SpaceX Falcon 9 Rocket
• Bohm, Harper Lead Phillies, Snap Brewers' 4-Game Win String
• Syracuse Police Chief Kenton Buckner resigns
• Ravens Pick Higher Than Usual After Injury-Filled Season
• Kyle Wright Strikes Out 11, Olson Drives In 2 As Braves Shut Out Marlins 3-0
• Eastern Michigan University's Sill Hall Labs Named After Top Business Leaders
• Pistons, CODE313 Hosts 'STEAM SLAM' To Expose Students To Tech and Tech Careers
• Slater Homers, Giants Beat Nationals 7-1
• State Of Colorado To Allocate More Resources To Fighting Wildfire In 2022
• Matthew And Kelly Stafford Return To Detroit For Groundbreaking Of Education Center
• McCarthy said Trump admitted some blame for Jan. 6 attack, audio reveals
• Years In The Making; Battery Bluff Opens In The Presidio of San Francisco
• Building That Housed Green Ooze To Be Demolished In Madison Heights
• Watts man killed in hit-and-run; Authorities searching for suspect
• Mourners To Gather At Patrick Lyoya's Funeral Today In Grand Rapids
• Home Team: Long-Time Coach Larry Gallagher Looks Back
• Quinlan residents welcome home World War II pilot's remains
• Natalie Portman, Lupita Nyong'o To Begin Filming Apple TV's 'Lady In The Lake' Adaptation In Baltimore, Author Says
• Homeschooling In California Sees Boom; Looming Kids' COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate May Be Driving Increase
• UPDATE: Teen Girl Severely Hurt in 2011 San Jose Hit-and-Run Crash Dies Of Her Injuries
• SF DA Releases Interactive Map Of Businesses Targeted In Alleged Fraudulent ADA Lawsuits
• Police: Man Arrested After Tracy Bank Robbery, Bomb Hoax
• Earth Day: San Jose State's 'The Green Ninja' Teaches Kids About Climate Change
• American Gyasi Zardes Acquired By Colorado From Columbus
• 27-year-old man arrested in Tustin for attempted kidnapping
• Former Steelers quarterback Devlin 'Duck' Hodges announces retirement
• Light rain gives way to sunny skies Friday before temps heat up this weekend
• Captain says "we got to stick together" after several suicides among ship's crew
• 'Golden Girls' fan convention under way at Navy Pier
• Bulls to play first home playoff game in 5 years
• Backed Into A Corner, Vikings Enter Draft Needing Coverage
• I-80 Reopens In Placer County After Big Rig Crash, Diesel Fuel Leakage Shuts Down WB Lanes
• 'One Pill At A Time': Placer County Couple Who Lost Teen Son Helps Launch Campaign Against Fentanyl-Related Deaths
• Parents Call Kurtis After Sacramento Driving School Closes Without Notice: 'My Heart Just Sank'
• NYPD: Flatbed truck stolen, pedestrian struck in the Bronx
• BART Board President Laments Decision Dropping Mask Rules As Agency Considers Reinstating Mandate
• Best Buy Issues Massive Insignia Air Fryer Recall Over Reports Of Fires
• Sheriff Villanueva interviewed by Office of Inspector General
• NYC's Chief Climate Officer Rohit Aggarwala discusses challenges ahead
• Community Cleans Up Middle Branch Park with Blue Water Baltimore for Earth Day
• Mountain Town Gets $1 Million Grant To Upgrade Water System To Help Fight Fires, Lower Cost Of Living
• Agriculture department says humans shouldn't be worried about avian flu
• Sacramento Public Teachers, District Work Out Plan For Missed Instructional Time
• New kidney transplant technologies give hope to patients
• Denver Weather: Extremely Critical Fire Danger Continues Tonight
• Energy experts discuss sustainable action at USC's Earth Day Climate Forward Conference
• UMass Medical School Seeks Participants For COVID Test Study
• Single-use plastic bags being eliminated from some Giant Eagle locations
• 1 Arrested After Man Dies Following Assault In Minneapolis' Warehouse District
• 2 Arrested In Connection With Suspected 'Flophouse' Linked To Fentanyl Overdoses In Douglas County
• Pennsylvania's education secretary to resign
• Crews engaged with Second Alarm fire in Long Beach
• Lustgarten Foundation awards $5M grant for cancer research
• Pasadena youth basketball coach charged on multiple counts of sexual assault involving minors
• 1 Of 2 Brothers Charged In Sacramento Mass Shooting Makes Court Appearance
• Mayor Adams announces $2M fund to assist Ukrainian refugees
• Larry Smith Convicted Of Murder In South Sacramento Shooting Of Frederick Gill
• Grizzlies Plan To Keep 'Foot On Their Neck' As Series Vs. Wolves Continues
• Gov. Tom Wolf's carbon pricing policy set to take effect
• 2 Suspects Sought After Man Shot Multiple Times In Broadway EDD Parking Lot In Sacramento
• Woman was set to fulfill dream with vegan tattoo shop, only to be shut down by Orland Park zoning laws
• Ring camera alerts L.I. homeowners of neighboring house fire
• Miami-Dade County Celebrates Earth Day By Cleaning, Planting At Crandon Park
• California Man Charged With Making Online Threats To Merriam-Webster About LGBTQ Community
• Northern Minnesota Winters Showing Dramatic Effects Of Climate Change
• N.J. authorities sound alarm on pitfalls of recreational marijuana
• Denver Art Museum Celebrates Dia De Niño With Free Admission
• Several Arrested In Stockton, One Assault With A Deadly Weapon
• New Jersey invests $21 million in climate change projects
• Brett Phillips credits home run to young fan battling cancer
• Collective Bargaining Unit Bill Faces Criticism From County Commissioners
• Coroner IDs Michael Johnson, 38, As Man Shot Dead By Officers In Chisholm
• High gas prices pump up demand for electric vehicles
• Illegal Marijuana Grow Takedown In Colusa Lands 5 Arrests
• Changes Planned To Haunted Mine Ride At Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park After 6-Year-Old's Death
• Maryland Reports 1,000 New COVID-19 Cases For Second Consecutive Day
• Wanted San Francisco Serial Robbery Suspect Captured In Atlanta Gang Raid
• Al fresco dining begins in Chicago, and businesses say claiming streets was not an easy process
• Pittsburgh woman pushing for legislation to end child hunger
• Giants Pitcher Anthony DeSclafani On 10-Day Injured List; Outfielder Steven Duggar On 60-Day IL
• Porcupine, Turtle, Snake Among Denver Zoo Residents Visiting State Capitol
• "Green Girls" in Harlem aim to break the gender gap in STEM
• FAA Says It Failed To Tell Capitol Police About Plane Flight
• How To Prepare For Severe Weather Season
• Florida's Governor Ron DeSantis Signs Bill Banning Critical Race Theory In Public Schools
• McCarthy said Trump admitted some blame for Jan. 6 attack, audio reveals
• "Design on a Dime" offers designer furniture at steep discounts, donates money to charity
• Blake Treinen placed on 10-Day IL; Dodgers recall Garrett Cleavinger
• Orioles Extend 1992 Ticket Pricing To May 8
• Law enforcement officials seek suspect in fatal shooting at DART station
• NWS Confirms Weak Tornado Touched Down Between Isleton And Stockton On Thursday
• Long Island fire departments face dwindling numbers
• Target In Federal Meals Investigation Arrested At MSP On Passport Fraud Charges
• Drivers prepare for third gas giveaway hosted by Chicago businessman and mayoral candidate Willie Wilson
• 84-Year-Old Stillwater Woman Stands Up To Carjacker's Demands, Escapes Alive
• Experts: Applicants have leverage in current labor market
• Miami Rescue Mission: Many Families A Paycheck Away From Being Homeless
• 15-year-old boy shot and critically wounded in Grand Crossing
• Florida Legislative Black Caucus Fights Back Against Gov. DeSantis' Redistricting Map
• Bulls return to the United Center for Game 3 means boost for local businesses
• Westmoreland County District Attorney seeking maximum sentences for convicted sexual abusers
• LAUSD unveils air quality monitoring network using sensors at 200 school locations
• Two Children With Severe Burns Flown From Ukraine To Shriners Children's Hospital In Boston
• Juanita Rodriguez's family looks for answers in wake of her murder
• Money expert says navigating finances is an ever-evolving practice
• COVID Cases On The Rise In Colorado, Omicron Variants Blamed
• Sacramento Shooting Suspect Smiley Martin Makes 1st Court Appearance
• US Air Quality Report Finds Hardest-Hit Cities Are In California, Sacramento Gets Rough Grades
• Earth 365: Why has there been an increase in landslides over the last few years?
• Sean Meloy and Chris Deluzio battle in primary to replace Rep. Conor Lamb
• Pegasus Riding Academy Celebrating 4 Decades Of Helping People With Autism Through Horse Therapy
• SUV Runs Into Plympton Cranberry Bog
• Best Buy Recalls Insignia Air Fryers
• Feds Charge Berkeley Teenage Duo With Dealing Drugs In San Francisco's Tenderloin District
• Parks Mall puts teen curfew in place after fight video goes viral
• NFL Draft: 49ers Must Exhibit Patience Without 1st Round Pick
• Scott Signs Bill Directing City Government To Reach Net-Zero Emissions By 2045
• No Charges Filed After Parent Runs Into Burlington Daycare While Dropping Off Child
• Earth Day Marked By Celebrations, Demonstrations In Massachusetts
• Long Beach to require masks on public transit, inside airports
• Florida releases math exercises they say teach critical race theory, Common Core
• You Are Invited To Volunteer In Eco Action Days In Honor Of Earth Day
• L.I. man charged after shooting teen playing 'ring and run' game
• North Central College track coach Frank Gramarosso retiring after 39 years; 'It's time"
• Gov. Tim Walz To Deliver 1st State Of State At Capitol Since 2019
• Appellate judges vote to uphold N.Y. gerrymandering ruling
• Name that eel: New Jersey SEA LIFE Aquarium wants your help naming green moray eel
• School bus with 12 passengers crashes in Santa Paula, rolls into ditch
• U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy In Miami To Address Gender Dysphoria, Lend Support To LGBTQ+ Community
• Earth Day: New Jersey Lawmaker Working To Clean Up Abandoned Boats Along Jersey Shore Coastline
• Mask mandates return to college campuses as COVID-19 flares
• Former Danvers Hockey Coach Being Reassigned From High School Position After Hazing Scandal
• Flight makes emergency landing at Pittsburgh International Airport
• Spring Storm Brings Heavy Snow, Avalanche Threat To Sierra
• Union City Man Pleads Guilty To Crime Spree; Targeted Bay Area Convenience Stores
• Shirtless Man Breaks Into St. Cloud Home, Asks For Beer, Charges State
• Jay Wright One-On-One: When Retired Villanova Coach Knew 'This Was The Time To Do It'
• U.S. food prices are likely to keep rising. Here's why.
• San Francisco's Office of Cannabis To Receive $4.5M State Grant To Promote Industry Equity
• CDC issues nationwide health alert over mysterious liver disease in children
• Gov. Kathy Hochul says she'll debate primary challengers, but no word on where or when
• San Mateo County, 9 Communities Sue Monsanto Over PCB Contamination, Seek Cleanup Costs
• NFL Plays Defense Against Black Coaches Discriminaton Suit
• Governor's 100-Day Housing Effort Sees 109 Homeless Housed Across 4 Communities In California
• Denver Sets Daily Record High Friday, Missed All-Time April High By A Degree
• Sixers Joel Embiid May Have Torn Ligament In Thumb, But He Will Play Through Injury, Report Says
• Matt's Bar Serves Up Its Signature Jucy Lucy On 'The Talk' Competition
• New Jersey Now Home To Nation's First Highly Distinguished MBA Program In Marijuana Business
• Pembroke Pines Police Remove Grenades From Home
• 'Significant Warming Trend' Found In Climate Records Atop Mount Washington
• Motorcyclist dead after crash in Westmoreland County
• Philadelphians Feeling Sense Of Whiplash After City Abandons Indoor Mask Mandate Days After Reinstating It
• Philadelphia Lifts Recently Reinstated Indoor Mask Mandate After COVID-19 Cases, Hospitalizations Level Off, Health Officials Say
• John King, 62, identified as pilot killed in Sylmar plane crash
• Jasiel Correia, Convicted Ex-Fall River Mayor, Reports To Prison
• COVID In Minnesota: Viral Wastewater Load Up 100% From Previous Week
• 2022 on pace to see record anti-transgender bills passed by states, says Human Rights Campaign
• Workers at multiple U.S. Apple stores move to unionize
• Man, 45, Dies In Northern Minnesota House Fire
• Man Dead, Woman Injured After Shooting Near Elementary School In Dorchester
• Mervo Students 'Stable' After Thursday's Stabbings
• Gift Of Life Donor Dash Returns In-Person For First Time Since Start Of Pandemic
• Northbrook pulmonologist prepares to head to Poland, Ukraine border to help refugees
• 3 Defendants Settle In Hazing That Left Student Daniel Santulli In A Coma
• Massachusetts Reports 2,303 New COVID Cases, 2 Additional Deaths
• Timberwolves Look For Lift In Mood, Production From Star Karl-Anthony Towns
• Big companies not living up to "living wage" vow to workers
• Report: Steelers re-sign safety Terrell Edmunds to 1-year deal
• Colorado Weather: Extremely Critical Fire Danger Into Friday Evening For Denver, Foothills, Plains
• 4 people wounded in D.C. shooting; suspect found dead
• Best Buy Recalls Several Insignia Air Fryers After Reports Of Catching Fire, Overheating
• Wisconsin Gov. Evers Creates New Office Of Environmental Justice
• Police: Dispute Between Neighbors Led To San Francisco Oceanview District Murder-Suicide
• Michigan Man Charged With Murder In South Minneapolis Double Shooting
• This week on "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan," April 24, 2022
• County police arrest suspect invovled in three commercial burglaries
• Juvenile Suspect Arrested In Oakland Killing Of 15-Year-Old Camyla Brown
• Newly-discovered millipede named after Taylor Swift
• Tony Awards delay nominations, extend season eligibility
• Woman, 68, shot in arm in Albany Park
• Water Assistance Program Launched For Low-Income Households In Maryland
• A test for Trump as Michigan GOP gathers
• Duluth Officer Tyler Leibfried Acquitted Of Charges Of Shooting Unarmed Man
• Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Brings Live Performances To The Community -- Free Of Charge
• Texas National Guard soldier assigned to border goes missing
• Man From Alpena Wins $1M Mega Millions Prize
• Man, 36, Charged With 1st-Degree Murder In West Baltimore Killing
• Report: Sacramento Kings Looking At Interviewing Golden State's Mike Brown, Other NBA Assistants
• Twitter Shares Gain Amid Widescale Stock Market Sell-off; Dow Drops Nearly 1,000 Points
• Pirates outfielder Anthony Alford completes rehab assignment, make roster moves
• State Health, Environment Departments Advise Residents To Avoid Contact With Back River Water Following Contamination
• Drought Emergency: East Bay MUD Considers Surcharges, Penalties To Curb Excessive Water Usage
• Irvine man charged with death penalty-eligible special circumstances in stabbing murders of 2 men in Anaheim
• Koch Industries says it will stop doing business in Russia
• Argument Precedes Fatal Shooting In Fairfield Neighborhood
• Miami Woman Wins $1 Million Prize In Florida Lottery Scratch Off Game
• Councilwoman Nithya Raman to host Earth Day event at Griffith Park
• Baltimore By Baltimore Festival Set To Launch In May, Highlighting Local Makers And Artists
• Final batch of convictions tied to convicted former CPD Sgt. Ronald Watts tossed out
• Florida governor signs bill that strips Disney of special tax status
• Daughter of one of Billy Chemirmir's suspected victims discusses second trial
• 15-Year-Old Girl Struck, Killed By Tractor-Trailer In Frederick County
• Widener University Male Students Walk Through Campus In Heels To Raise Awareness For Domestic Violence, Sexual Abuse
• Top Wind Gusts As Of 1 P.M. On Friday From Around Colorado
• Police: Charges expected after attack in West Mifflin High School bathroom
• Transcript: CBS News interviews DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas
• Richmond Scholar Joins Forces With Father To Launch Own Company
• Polis Lays Out 2022 Wildfire Preparedness Plan
• State Rep. Matt Gray Arrested For DUI In Broomfield, Tweets He 'Was Not Intoxicated'
• Charges: St. Paul Man Shoots Dog In Head
• Best Buy recalls Insignia air fryers, air fryer ovens over risk of fire, burn hazard
• Furry Tails: Crystal And Burrows Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• Earth Day Celebrated In Florida Keys With Sea Turtle Release
• Mexico dissolves U.S.-trained special unit fighting drug cartels
• Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava: County's 7-Day COVID Positivity Rate At 10 Percent
• Mayorkas says U.S. is preparing for "significant" border challenges
• Patriots NFL Draft Preview: Bill Belichick In Need Of Young Talent To Round Out Roster
• Chicago Weather Alert: Heavy downpours could bring localized flooding
• Where To Get The Best Earth Day Deals
• Empty Bowls Fundraiser Returns In-Person For First Time Since 2019
• 'Being Good To The Planet'; San Francisco Cafe Celebrates Earth Day Year Round
• Police vehicle flips over during crash in Staten Island backyard
• Detroit Teen Charged In Non-Fatal Shooting Of 2-Year-Old Brother
• Ben Simmons Declares Himself Day-To-Day For Celtics-Nets Series
• VIDEO: Lawn Chair Flies Out Of Pickup Truck, Cracks Vermont State Police Cruiser Windshield
• Tigers Fans Don't Like Free Pass With 2,999 Hits
• At Dumbo's record shop Legacy, the collection is personal
• Former MVA Employee Pleads Guilty To Selling Fraudulent Driver's Licenses
• 1 transported after reported shooting in McKeesport
• Weld County DA: Luke Braziel Found Guilty For Role In 2019 Drug Ring
• MDOT: Here's A List Of Weekend Construction In Metro Detroit
• Hogan & Ripken Celebrate New Park In Prince George's County
• 7 alleged drug dealers face federal charges of selling fentanyl-laced drugs that caused fatal overdoses in Orange County
• 4-year-old dies after allegedly being forced to drink from bottle of whiskey
• Storm Dumps Half-Inch Of Rain On Oakland, Peninsula, South Bay; 1" Reported In Santa Cruz Mountains
• Man Shot In North Minneapolis Dies In Hospital
• 1 killed in White Oak crash
• Man Fires Several Shots At Postal Worker In Kensington, Police Say
• Rev. Al Sharpton Demands Name Of Grand Rapids Officer Who Killed Lyoya
• UPDATE: 1 Dead, 4 Injured In Crash Following Chase Of Stolen Car In San Jose
• Classes at Prairie Grove School District 46 canceled due to threat
• 'They Brought Them To Use Them': Auto Body Shop Owner Says Gun-Wielding Burglars Hit His Business
• 2-Alarm Fire Burns In South San Jose Apartment Complex
• Rebate Program In Denver Aims To 'Move The Market Toward Electrification'
• 4-year-old dies after drinking whiskey; grandmother, mom jailed
• Emmett Till relatives want accuser to be prosecuted in 1955 kidnapping
• Unclaimed $2M Powerball ticket sold in Perris about to expire
• Celtics' Robert Williams 'Close To Return,' Could Play As Soon As Game 3 Vs. Nets
• Experts tips: How to incorporate green solutions in your home
• Woman's body found in Chicago River in Heart of Chicago
• Detroit Zoo, Belle Isle Nature Center To Host 'Party For The Planet' Event Series
• 16-year-old arrested in Stowe Township shooting
• Hochul, MTA announce 60 more zero-emission buses
• Injury Crash Shuts Down Major Citrus Heights Intersection
• Amid war, Ukrainian pizza man delivers "slice of happiness"
• Bishop Briggs, Satori out for their Coachella performances after testing positive for COVID
• Teens arrested in connection to 16-year-old Marvin Rivera's slaying
• NYPD: Food delivery worker shot in Harlem
• Settlement in the death of 17-month-old Semaj Crosby, girl found under a couch in Joliet Township
• Earth Day tips you need to know to make your home more sustainable
• Ravens Enter 2022 NFL Draft With 9 Picks In First 4 Rounds
• UM Scientists Say They've Partially Destroyed Liver Tumors In Rats Using Sound Waves
• Local Educators Seek To Provide More Book Access In Bay Area 'Book Deserts'
• 21 locations added to Open Streets for 2022
• WATCH: Eye On Earth Special, A Look At The Effects Of Climate Change
• Jay Wright Gets Choked Up While Announcing Retirement As Villanova's Basketball Coach: 'Once A Wildcat, Always A Wildcat'
• NYC food delivery workers start 1st day with new protections
• Chicago Public School holds pop-up prom shops with donated dresses
• Friday Is Earth Day: Here Are Events Taking Place In Beacon Park This Weekend
• Richardson police officer helps family of ducklings cross the road
• Mayor Lightfoot announce 2022 Climate Action Plan in celebration of Earth Day
• Calif. Senate approves plan to lower home water use
• Liam's List April 22: Earth Day, Coldplay & SFFILM
• Where's Marty? Spending Earth Day With Professor Trash Wheel & The Waterfront Partnership
• Extreme weather experiences impact views on climate change - CBS News poll
• Intoxicated Oak Park Man Crashes Into Michigan State Police Vehicle
• Dozens of teachers accused of using fake vaccine cards
• Volunteer security guards trained in martial arts to patrol CTA Red Line trains on Friday
• Mysterious Liver Disease In Children: CDC Issues Advisory On Acute Hepatitis
• Chicago Park District along with Friends of the Parks hosting Earth Day cleanup events Saturday
• Wrong Way Crash On Turnpike In Palm Beach, Two Dead
• Wood pellets may not actually be green renewable energy source, critics say
• Dow tumbles nearly 1,000 points as Fed readies sharp rate hike
• Sheriff: 9-Year-Old Girl Dies In Accidental Shooting In Southwestern MN
• Big-rig protest shuts down 5 freeway in Glendale
• How mysterious deep-sea creatures help combat climate change
• 6 People Remain In Serious Condition After Violent Coconut Creek Crash
• Staying Ready: How You Can Prepare Ahead Of Fire Danger
• 'Truly heroic,' Krum High School teacher Carly Lovelace saves choking student
• Beloved Gilroy Garlic Festival Canceled Amid Rising Costs, Pandemic Uncertainty
• Joint task force initiative investigates juvenile gun crime in wake of Airbnb shooting
• Man Who Escaped Ohio Police Custody Arrested In Monroe County
• U.S. man sentenced to death for "revenge killing" of woman in China
• Man Accused Of Holding Boxcutter To Woman's Throat In Placer County
• Traffic stop lands man, woman in jail after car turns out to be stolen
• Florida Woman Anaya Smith Accused Of School Bomb Threat Over Son's Lunch, Family Says Cops Have Wrong Person
• National Aquarium Pledges To Reach Net-Zero Emissions By 2035
• Greene testifies against challenge to her congressional candidacy
• Russian Olympic gold medalist banned for attending Putin rally
• Body discovered in South LA apartment by firefighters putting out food burning on a stove
• Production on Aziz Ansari film suspended over complaints about Bill Murray's behavior
• North Texas tax consultant sentenced for $23M COVID Relief Fraud
• CDOT Makes Final Push Toward I-25 South Gap Project Completion
• DuPage County offering college and occupational training scholarships
• The Rumors Of Tom Brady Owning Part Of The Miami Dolphins Overlooked A Rather Significant Roadblock
• Bullet Hits Applebee's Restaurant In Stockton, No Injuries Reported
• Terance Calhoun Cleared Of Kidnapping, Other Charges After 15 Years
• Meteorologists eying more extreme weather events this Earth Day
• Man bites another man at Neon Moon Saloon
• Need For Organ Transplants Significant During 2022 National Donate Life Month
• Woodchuck USA
• Jaiden Brown: Teen killed in Airbnb shooting to be laid to rest
• Texas Rangers snap 5-game skid, take down Mariners 8-6
• FAA: YouTuber deliberately crashed plane for video
• U.N. rights agency details "horror story" of violations against civilians in Ukraine
• Climate change protesters disrupt distribution of New York Times
• Willowbrook Wildlife Center in Glen Ellyn celebrating Earth Day with volunteer event
• South Florida Dentist Charles Adelson Charged In Murder For Hire Hit On Ex-Brother-In-Law
• Dallas PD arrest Clinton Smith for murder of woman found in tarp
• MIT Plan To Tackle Lyme Disease Would Release Thousands Of Genetically Modified Mice On Nantucket
• Supreme Court Rules For State In Case Of Man Shackled At Trial
• 'Prince Was Not Scared Of Nobody': Childhood Friends Remember 'The Purple One'
• Capital City Freeway Northbound Lanes Back Open After Collision
• Authorities: Man Wanted In Connection To Drive-By Shooting Arrested Inside Woodbury Hotel
• Police Probe Rash of Retail Burglaries In Monterey
• Stagg Stabbing Suspect Tried To Grab 2 Girls In Parking Lot Before Fatal Attack, Official Says
• How to tell if companies are living up to their eco-friendly promises
• After booking trip of a lifetime, sailor's flight was canceled, beginning rocky road to refund
• Russia aims to take "full control" of southern Ukraine, general says
• Lincoln Park mother recalls terrifying moments when she was carjacked with her kids in the vehicle
• P.S. 22 Chorus helps CBS launch #OutGreenMe Earth Day challenge
• EveryMom Chicago helps first time parents with important baby supplies
• Wild Brawl Erupts In Portland Sea Dogs Game
• PTL Links: April 22, 2022
• Biden seeks to protect old-growth forests from wildfire
• HBO's Gun Trace Task Force Series "We Own This City" Premieres Monday
• Ford Recalls Over 650K Trucks; Windshield Wipers Can Fail
• Curry, Poole, Thompson Lead Warriors Past Nuggets, 118-113
• Kyle Busch Cementing A Hall Of Fame NASCAR Career
• Groundbreaking Friday for $87M wildlife crossing in Agoura Hills
• Trophy Oars From 1852 Harvard-Yale Regatta Could Go For $5 Million At Upcoming Auction
• Miami Weather: Windy & Warm, Spotty Showers Possible Through Weekend
• Taste Of The Town: Boatyard Fort Lauderdale Participating In 2022 Orange Bowl Wine and Food Celebration
• What are cryptocurrencies, and how do they work?
• Dentist arrested, allegedly hired hit men to kill sister's ex-husband
• Earth Day: Learn what should and shouldn't be thrown in the trash
• Steelers' QB Dwayne Haskins remembered at memorial service in Pittsburgh
• Gov. Baker Submits Proposal To Sell The Hynes Convention Center
• Man Shot In Head, Killed In Kensington: Philadelphia Police
• Councilman David Oh To Introduce Budget Amendment To Withhold $10 Million Of SEPTA Funding
• Overbrook Educational Center's Meredith Foote Nominated For Lindback Award For Distinguished Principals
• Earth Day Events: Where To Celebrate Earth Day In Philadelphia Area
• Tree giveaway in Jeannette is one of many local Earth Day observances
• Central Park Conservancy studying effects of climate change
• Judge Approves Settlement For Nearly 22 Million Customers Affected By Wawa Data Breach
• CBS3 Mysteries: West Coast Video Store Double Murder From Nearly 30 Years Ago Still Haunting Bucks County DA's Office
• How to watch 'Under the Banner of Heaven'
• Long Lines Form Outside New Jersey Marijuana Dispensaries As Recreational Sales Begin
• Rain collapses roof of Target store in Alhambra
• How to keep your gadgets from choking the planet
• Standoff Ends, Woman Surrenders After Barricading In Home With 3 Young Kids, Husband
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 4/22 Friday forecast
• Kamala Harris to give Tennessee State University commencement address
• St. Louis Park Renews Program To Help Homeowners, Businesses Switch To Solar Power
• NYPD: Orsolya Gaal's former lover, handyman David Bonola charged with murder
• The differences between stress and anxiety and how to manage them
• Retro-Inspired Roller Skating Rink Opens At Philadelphia's Dilworth Park For Second Straight Year
• Texas executes its oldest death row inmate
• Israeli police in riot gear storm Jerusalem holy site after rock-throwing
• College pitcher "no longer on the team" after tackling baserunner
• Fewer Americans see climate change as priority than they did a year ago
• Why the U.S. hasn't figured out plastics recycling
• Food Truck Friday: Zinneken's Waffle Truck
• Jalen does it again, Mavericks take 2-1 series lead against Jazz
• Landscape trees spawn invaders "worse than murder hornets!"
• CTA bringing in unarmed security guards to curb crime, but will it be enough?
• Pittsburgh Weather: Beautiful weekend ahead, but precipitation returns next week
• Illinois DNR calls for removal of bird feeders, bird baths due to avian flu concerns
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Rain and thunderstorms Friday
• Doug Jones on bleak prospects for Democrats in midterms
• How the environmental movement won with acid rain
• Pennsylvania giving out millions in funds for transportation projects
• In Maddie McCann case, child sex offender declared an official suspect
• 2 people hospitalized from Crafton Heights fire
• Florida House Votes To Axe Walt Disney's Special Taxing District
• Rapper YNW Melly Double Murder Trial Delayed In Fort Lauderdale
• To Do List: Tulip Fest, Newton Earth Day Festival, Monster Energy Supercross
• Resale is bright light in environmentally costly fashion industry
• Clough House In Boston's North End Reopens After 2 Years With Reimagined Look
• Copp scores 3, Kreider has 51st, Rangers beat Islanders
• Okposo, Tuch score short-handed goals, Sabres beat Devils
• Citizens in Puerto Rico excluded from some federal benefits

Videos from April 22, 2022

• Police investigating incident of reported "highway violence" in South Los Angeles
• Look At This: Palazzo di Amore in Beverly HIlls
• Suspect arrested after allegedly stealing pricey reptiles from Yucaipa pet store
• Man arrested in attempted robbery, shooting in Melrose District; Two suspects still on the run
• Travelers having difficulty following latest mask mandate rules in LA County
• Chicago First Alert Weather: An idyllic Saturday ahead
• California Congressman Kevin McCarthy accused of lying about Donald Trump and Capitol Riot
• Judge tosses out dozens of cases tied to corrupt ex-police Sgt. Ronald Watts
• LAFD knocks down commercial structure fire in Sherman Oaks
• Man jumps into action to save another man trapped in a submerged pickup truck in Northwest Indiana
• Man shot, wounded by police in Pullman
• First Alert Forecast: CBS2 4/22 Nightly Weather at 11PM
• KDKA-TV Nightly Forecast (4/22)
• 10PM Friday Weekend Weather Update
• Empire State Building goes green for Earth Day
• EarthX 2022 environmental expo underway in Dallas
• E-bikes sparked four fires across NYC in single day, FDNY says
• Syracuse police chief resigns days after viral video
• Federal authorities now involving in Orsolya Gaal murder case after David Bonola's arrest
• Syracuse Police video a problem for North Texas officers
• Quinlan residents welcome home World War II pilot's remains
• MTA vehicle overturns after wild crash on Staten Island
• Pittsburgh Peacemakers stepping up in wake of shootings
• Suspect dead after 4 wounded in Washington, D.C., shootings
• Search suspended for missing Texas National Guard soldier
• L.A. County travelers react to reinstatement of mask mandate on public transit
• Pilot killed Wednesday when plane crashed in Sylmar identified
• Special robot used to help with surgery on Texas transplant patient
• Youth basketball coach arrested for sexual misconduct involving a minor
• Arrest made in attempted robbery, shooting in Melrose District; Authorities searching for two more s
• MTA officer injured in wild crash on Staten Island
• Former U.S. Senator Doug Jones on "The Takeout" — 4/22/2022
• NJ's Sea Life Aquarium needs help naming green moray eel
• KDKA News Update PM: April 22, 2022
• New York City's new climate officer Rohit Aggarwala discusses top priorities
• Agriculture department says no avian flu risk in food
• Earth 365: Interview with Breathe Project
• Giant Eagle to discontinue single-use plastic bags
• Long Beach firefighters battling structure fire
• ClimateWatch: Africa among the hardest hit by climate change
• Energy industry experts meet at USC's Earth Day Climate Forward Conference
• Families of Billy Chemirmir's victims prepare for retrail
• On the Road with Steve Hartman: Amazing Earth
• Breezy and mild Friday night ahead for North Texas
• What kinds of plastic bags can be recycled?
• Seven OC area drug dealers facing federal charges stemming from fatal fentanyl overdoses
• Woman denied dream as Orland Park zoning laws thwart her vegan tattoo shop
• Sheriff Villanueva testified behind closed doors about gang-like groups within the LA County Sheriff
• Local doctor to travel to Poland , Ukraine border to treat refugees
• Heavy rain causes Target roof to collapse in Alhambra
• New kidney transplant technologies give hope to patients
• Irvine man charged in deadly double-stabbing
• Businesses looking to score big as Bulls take on Bucks at United Center
• The growing impacts of climate change on Australia
• Al fresco dining is ready to go in Rogers Park, but it didn't come cheap
• School bus rolls into a ditch in Santa Paula
• Interview with Sean Meloy and Chris Deluzio
• Pittsburgh woman pushing for legislation to end child hunger
• Tampa Bay Rays' Brett Phillips credits home run to fan battling cancer
• Steelers Draft Preview 2022: Cornerbacks
• KDKA-TV Evening Forecast (4/22)
• Philadelphia abruptly reverses mask mandate
• High gas prices drive up demand for electric vehicles
• Stocks plunge amid poor earnings reports
• Student hospitalized after attack in West Mifflin bathroom
• Crews battle to contain raging Arizona wildfire
• Russia claims Mariupol win as Ukrainian forces hold on
• McCarthy blasted Trump after January 6, audio reveals
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Rain moves out late evening
• 3 wounded in shooting in Washington, D.C.
• First Alert Forecast: CBS2 4/22 Evening Weather at 6PM
• Drivers prepare for Mayoral Candidate Willie Wilson's third gas giveaway
• Steelers community gathers to remember Dwayne Haskins
• Teen arrested in Stowe Township shooting
• Bulls Game 3 at United Center means revenue for local businesses
• Westmoreland County DA seeking maximum sentences in sexual abuse cases
• UView Show
• Texas Baptist men headed home after helping Ukrainian refugees overseas
• Dallas PD arrest Clinton Smith for murder of woman found in tarp
• Man shot, killed in McKeesport
• Northbrook doctor heads to Poland, Ukraine border to help refugees
• N.J. authorities sound alarm on potential dangers of recreational marijuana
• After another brawl, Arlington’s Parks Mall to start curfew program for teens
• NYPD: Suspect stole flatbed truck, hit pedestrian
• Man killed in White Oak crash
• 68-year-old woman shot in the arm while walking in Albany Park
• Dozens of NYC teachers accused of faking COVID vaccination cards
• Differences between stress and anxiety
• Your Friday Evening Headlines for April 22
• Earth 365: Why have we seen an increase in landslides?
• Navigating inflation: 3 tips for managing finances during uncertainty
• "Design on a Dime" offers discounted furniture with proceedings going to charity
• Democrats looking to succeed Conor Lamb in Congress
• Weekend weather forecast
• Lustgarten Foundation awards $5M grant for cancer research
• Joint task force finds 'overwhelming' number of firearms possessed by juveniles are stolen
• "Green Girls" in Harlem aim to break the gender gap in STEM
• Longtime North Central College track coach Frank Gramarosso stepping down at end of season
• Experts say it's a great time to be looking for a job
• Money expert says navigating finances is an ever-evolving practice
• Al fresco dining kicks off in Rogers Park
• Mayor Adams announces $2 million fund to assist Ukrainian refugees
• Marjorie Taylor Greene testifies in court challenge to reelection bid
• Ring camera video alerts neighbors to house fire on Long Island
• Aging Long Island volunteer firefighters putting strain on dwindling numbers
• Three people wounded in shooting near several D.C. schools, police say
• Coastal Preservation Network hopes to restore Big Rock Beach to its former glory
• CDC issues health alert for cluster of Hepatitis cases in children
• Gov. Kathy Hochul agrees to primary debate, awaiting details
• NYS court rules Congressional map amounts to gerrymandering
• Ukraine says Russia has shifted elite units from Mariupol to new battle grounds
• New Jersey investing $21 million for climate change projects
• New York City expanding Open Streets program this summer
• Four at 4:00
• Long Island homeowner accused of shooting teenager ringing doorbells in neighborhood
• Daughter of one of Billy Chemirmir's suspected victims discusses second trial
• TBTA police vehicle flips over into backyard on Staten Island
• FBI Director Christopher Wray on Russia
• Time Out Los Angeles' weekend picks for April 22
• Reporter Update: Loved ones remember Dwayne Haskins
• LAUSD unveils air quality monitoring network
• 15 shocking moments from Johnny Depp's testimony in trial against Amber Heard
• Global methane pledge aims to cut emissions from oil and gas industry
• April 22, 2022: Centre County Report
• Construction industry in the race against climate change
• Richmond Scholar Joins Forces With Father To Launch Own Company
• How Antarctica tells the story of global climate change
• Crash leaves Triborough Bridge and Tunnel vehicle overturned on Staten Island
• Multiple U.S. Apple stores push to unionize
• Rainfall collapses roof of Alhambra Target store
• LA County enforcing mask mandates at LAX, on public transportation
• Groundbreaking for $87M wildlife crossing in Agoura Hills
• Big-rig protest snarls traffic on 5 freeway near Griffith Park
• At Dumbo's record shop Legacy, the collection is personal
• Crash On Jacks Run Road
• That's A Wrap: April 22, 2022
• Coming up on PTL!
• PTL Pupdate: Puppy Prom
• KDKA-TV Afternoon Forecast (4/22)
• Military expert on war in Ukraine and Russia claim of victory in Mariupol
• 'Burgh Buzz: April 22, 2022
• Teen killed in Airbnb shooting to be laid to rest
• Noble Environmental Green Gift Recipients
• Traffic stop lands man, woman in jail after car turns out to be stolen
• Malaysia company promotes sustainable business
• Analyzing Johnny Depp's defamation case against ex-wife Amber Heard
• Moving Toward The Marathon: Handcycle Division And Military Mile
• Mayor Adams makes Earth Day announcement
• PRC's tips on backyard composting
• Gov. Hochul, MTA announce more electric buses
• Family, friends, teammates gather to remember Steelers' QB Dwayne Haskins
• App coming to the 'food rescue'
• Pittsburgh Today Live Chat: April 22, 2022
• 8-Year Old Little League Announcer Beats Cancer
• First Alert Weather: Beautiful Earth Day
• Your Friday, April 22 afternoon headlines
• 11AM weather update with Anne Elise Parks
• 2's Got Your Ticket: "Intimate Apparel" at Northlight Theatre
• Tips for making your home or work more green
• MTA adding more electric buses
• CPS holds pop-up prom shops with donated dresses
• Mayor Lightfoot announces 2022 Climate Action Plan
• New food delivery worker protections take effect in NYC
• EarthX environmental expo underway in Dallas
• Food delivery worker shot in Harlem
• NYC teachers on leave over fake vaccine card allegations
• Open Streets return this weekend in NYC
• Volunteer security guards trained in martial arts to patrol CTA Red Line trains on Friday
• Chicago Park District and Friends of the Park hosting Earth Day clean-up events
• Satellite images reveal suspected mass graves outside of Ukrainian port of Mariupol
• Venice COVID testing company to pay millions to settle allegations
• Toronto Zoo animals get their COVID vaccines
• Task Force Update On Young People Acquiring Guns
• CTA ramping up security plan with more unarmed guards
• Discussing the issues with Texas Senator John Cornyn
• Wray: China is biggest counterintelligence threat facing the U.S.
• CBS News Los Angeles: The Rundown (April 22 AM Edition)
• ClimateWatch: Highlighting ways everyday people are tackling climate-related issues
• Willowbrook Wildlife Center in Glen Ellyn celebrating Earth Day with volunteer event
• Alex Biston's weather forecast (April 22)
• Earth Day: Invest In Our Planet
• Better Together: CBS2 joins volunteers cleaning up College Point shoreline
• Bulls to host first playoff game since 2017, look to take series lead over Bucks
• Earth Day: Meteorologists tracking more extreme weather events
• NASA celebrates Earth Day
• Sustainable products: How to tell what's real and what's flashy marketing
• Toddler goes viral for "top of the morning" video
• Because we're #BetterTogether
• Threat to Amazon rainforest in Brazil driven by highway project
• Bungled booking causes sailor's dream trip to hit a snag
• Rain collapses ceiling of Target store in Alhambra, leaves hole in roof
• The impact of social media success on teens
• Russia intensifies bombardment in eastern Ukraine
• Groundbreaking Friday for $87M wildlife crossing in Agoura Hills
• Top European Commission official urges "maximum pressure" on Russia over Ukraine invasion
• Mariupol on the brink of catastrophic crisis under Russian attack
• Florida dentist charged with fatal hit on sister's ex-husband
• Find out what can and can't be disposed of at a landfill
• CBS Celebrates Earth 365
• "48 Hours" reveals letters from "The Dexter Killer" for the first time on television
• Scientists connect the health of deep sea creature populations with global climate
• Your Friday, April 22 morning headlines
• Central Park turned Climate Lab this Earth Day
• Earth Day tips you need to know to make your home more sustainable
• Rain collapses ceiling of Target store in Alhambra
• Economists warn potential housing bubble is brewing
• Girl Rising: How educating girls is fundamental to protecting the planet
• Wood pellets may not actually be green renewable energy source, critics say
• CBS teams up with PS 22 Chorus for Earth Day challenge
• Body camera video released of 8-year-old boy being detained
• Biden to sign executive order protecting some of the nation's largest and oldest trees
• Your Health & The Difference Between Stress And Anxiety
• State giving out millions in funds for transportation projects
• Earth Day tree giveaway in Westmoreland County
• Civilian toll mounts in Russian offensive in eastern Ukraine
• More shelling reported as thousands shelter at Mariupol steelworks facility
• Grass guru's advice on keeping pesky weeds at bay
• 4/22: CBS News Mornings
• Lawnmowing tips from a grass guru
• Earth Day: Use cold water to wash clothes
• North Dakota man charged with sexual assault in Pennsylvania
• Pittsburgh Police looking for missing 15-year-old boy
• 2 people hospitalized after Crafton Heights fire
• Some NYC streets going car free for Earth Day
• AM Weather Update With Anne Elise Parks
• NASA shares unique perspective on Earth Day
• KDKA-TV Morning Forecast (4/22)
• New delivery worker rights take effect today
• Learning more about man accused of killing Orsolya Gaal
• Earth Day tips you need to know to make your home more sustainable
• First Alert Weather: Beautiful Earth Day
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Rain and thunderstorms Friday
• Unrelenting hostilities in Ukraine’s East: CBS News Flash April 22, 2022
• First Alert Forecast: CBS2 4/21 Nightly Weather at 11PM
• New Yorkers angered by Supreme Court ruling denying federal benefits to residents in Puerto Rico
• Thousands line up for first day of recreational marijuana sales in New Jersey