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• 'It's Tough Without Him': Oak Ridge High Baseball Player Bryce Bazor Honored Amid Cancer Battle
• González hits 1st MLB HR, Giants beat Brews to wrap up trip
• Environmental Nonprofit Calls For Cleanup Of Homeless Along American River Parkway As Fire Season Approaches
• Candidates For Newly Designed Congressional District Square Off In Placer County
• 16-Year-Old Boy Shot & Killed At Denver Skate Park
• CPW Director Dan Prenzlow On Leave Following Controversial Comment
• 92 pounds of fentanyl seized in East Bay bust was likely headed to SF Tenderloin
• Hopkins Teen With Rare Disease Surprised With New Wheelchair: 'It Was Great To See Her Smile'
• Exclusive: Woman shot by 3 gunmen on Christmas 2016 speaks out
• How Do We Know If Spring Has Sprung?
• Some families not pleased that Crete-Monee High School will hold a pandemic-style graduation
• Boston Celtics' Incredible Turnaround Highlighted In Sweep Of Brooklyn Nets
• 'Scary And Disturbing': Police Investigate After Plane Apparently Shot Near Gardner Airport
• 'Snatch & Grab For The Neighborhood' Burglars Target South Minneapolis Hardware Store
• Denver Family Awaits City's Help After Home Flooded With Sewage
• Police: 2 found shot to death in Springdale apartment
• 'I Am Hopeful': Crews Getting To Work On Clearing Superior Homes Burned In Marshall Fire
• Daniel Rodriguez exonerated of 1991 murder; he says he was framed by former Detective Reynaldo Guevara
• Concerns raised about NYC's plan to close Radisson Hotel homeless shelter
• Brett Keisel helps honors patients ahead of Walk for Children's
• A 15-year-old boy died by suicide after relentless cyberbullying, and his parents say the Latin School could have done more to stop it
• 2 men shot in south Forth Worth, 1 in critical condition
• Mets score 5 in 9th on way to stunning win over Cardinals
• Lily Peters, Missing Wis. Girl, Found Dead; Police Investigating As Homicide
• Volunteers From Massachusetts Complete Second Trip To Ukraine Border, Delivering Military And Medical Supplies
• Photojournalist Heads To Ukraine To Make Documentary, Ends Up Serving Food To Refugees, Lviv Residents
• Fells Point Bouncer Killed On Thames Street Monday, Baltimore Police Say
• Baltimore Police Commissioner Touts Department Successes On Day Of 'We Own This City' Premiere
• Frosh Seeks Court Order Blocking Harford County Sheriff's Office From Interfering With Probe Of Deadly Shooting
• Grieving Family, Friends Remember Good Samaritan Aden Perry Who Died Trying To Save Teen Who Crashed Into Sunrise Lake
• Baltimore Councilman Says Brazen Crime In Northwest Baltimore Shows Need For More Detectives
• Tyre Sampson's Parents File Lawsuit After Teen Fell To His Death From Orlando Free Fall Ride
• Avenue Market In West Baltimore Gets $2 Million In Federal Funding
• Gay Man Says Justice System Failed Him In Refusing To Grant Restraining Order Against Accused Attacker
• Baltimore City Council Invites General Public To Hearing On Vacant House Legislation
• 11-Year-Old Carter Bonas Can Drive Golf Balls & His Own Business
• DeBrincat scores 41st goal as Blackhawks beat Flyers
• Loved Ones Gather To Mark 8th Birthday Of Missing Bridgeton Girl Dulce Alavez
• 'No Reason The Government Should Sit On Your Money': Gov. Polis Calls for $400 Refund Checks To Go Out This Summer
• Denver Zoo Closed Until Noon Tuesday For Emergency Preparedness Drill
• Crews Continue With Repairs On Pipe That Burst, Causing Major Flooding In Denver's Berkeley Neighborhood
• Richard Andreski named new Trinity Metro CEO
• Maryland Weather: Rain Will Arrive Ahead Of Colder Temperatures
• Detroit's First Independence Bank Expands To Minneapolis
• US Rep. Andy Levin Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Trevor Bauer files defamation lawsuit against alleged victim
• Seneca Valley leaders to discuss redistricting plan for K-6 students
• Panic Time? Raptors Stomp Sixers In Philly To Force Game 6
• Stanford nurses strike has nursing students concerned for their future careers
• Grassroots group reopens flagship Harlem farm with something new
• Phillies' Offense Breaks Open For 8 Runs In Series-Opening Win Over Rockies
• González Hits 1st MLB HR, Giants Beat Brews To Wrap Up Trip
• Man Gets 13 Years For Threatening To Rape Woman, Grabbing Her Breasts At Orangevale Park
• Man Killed In Gunfire Exchange With Maryland Officers
• Aurora shooting leaves man in critical condition
• Bo Bichette Breaks Tie With First Career Grand Slam, Blue Jays Top Red Sox 6-2
• Brock ISD school bus strikes, kills 6-year-old student
• California Assembly bill would limit light pollution from state buildings
• President Biden To Speak At Walter Mondale's Memorial Service In Minneapolis
• Nets' season ends with tight Game 4 loss to Celtics
• What Elon Musk's $44 Billion Deal To Buy Twitter Means For Future Of Social Media Platform
• New body cam footage shows moments after fatal "Rust" shooting
• Police, School Employees Reportedly Smelled Alcohol Before State Rep. Matt Gray's Arrest
• Tuesday's Show Info (4/26/22)
• Lawsuit claims department commander and others faced retaliation by Sheriff Villanueva
• Horse dies after training injury at Santa Anita Park
• GOP-Controlled Minnesota Senate Passes Public Safety Bill
• Alderman says there weren't enough officers for crowds, chaos downtown this past weekend
• Celtics Complete Sweep Of Nets With 116-112 Win In Game 4
• Investigators Return To New Hampshire Woods Where Concord Couple Was Found Murdered
• Arlington Residents Eager To Ban Single-Use Water Bottles
• Family of pedestrian killed by car in Huntington Beach believes there's more to the story
• CBS President and CEO George Cheeks honored at Rosie's Theater Kids gala
• Motorcycle Passenger Killed In Highway 50 Crash Involving Suspected Drunk Driver In Placerville
• Kylie Jenner describes brother Rob Kardashian's account of alleged attack by Blac Chyna
• 3-Year-Old Boy Dies From Self-Inflicted Gunshot Wound In Denver
• Minneapolis On Record Pace For Homicides In 2022
• 'We want them home', North Texas couple stuck in Eastern Europe with adopted Ukrainian sons
• Constitutional Amendment Would Allow Lawsuits Against State Agencies For Harm To Florida Bodies Of Water
• Anaheim settles Angel Stadium redevelopment dispute for $123 million
• Attorney General's Office Looking At Fenway Park's Switch To Cashless System
• Woman Says Plea Deal For Man That Killed Her Parents In Stockton DUI Crash Is 'Slap In The Face'
• 'Extremely Rare' Irish Kerry Cattle Up For Adoption In Massachusetts After Animal Cruelty Case
• WJZ's Furever Friend: Sylvia
• Retired NYPD officer saves choking fifth grader at Orange County elementary school
• 4 arrested following retail theft at Lululemon store, hit-and-run crash in Palo Alto
• Indiana County man accused of stealing $12,000 from baseball team
• Mayors call on Newsom, legislature for $3 billion over 3 years for homeless
• 'He's Lights Out': Wild's Kevin Fiala Riding High On Scoring Streak
• Mother of N.J. Navy SEAL candidate who died after "Hell Week" blames medical negligence
• Play based on writings of teens in concentration camp to be performed Wednesday
• Concerns of lead contamination at high school in Watts from nearby scrapyard
• Vehicle Crashes Into Business In Elk Grove
• Twin Cities Girl Named Children's Miracle Network Champion
• LA City Council considers phasing out single-use plastics at city facilities
• It's not entirely clear what Elon Musk's purchase of Twitter means for users, experts say
• 2 injured in shooting near West Virginia University
• One Person Injured After CSX Train Collides With Vehicle
• Police: Woman Killed In Deadly Assault On Cheryl Way In South Sacramento
• Chicago casino finalists haven't agreed to organized labor terms
• Somerset County DA facing new charges for allegedly assaulting his wife
• Family-owned Corona restaurant broken into four times in one year
• April's Cold Weather Slowing Sales For Gardening Businesses
• N.J. Officials: 10,000 bought recreational pot on first day of sales
• Novato Police seek 3 suspects in attack, shooting outside hotel
• Collaborative Study Finds PFAS In Colorado Fish
• Stop the Violence Pittsburgh receives $15,000 to help fund Juneteenth celebrations
• Wastewater Samples Show Increase In South Florida COVID-19 Cases
• City Council pressures Mayor Adams to fund new initiatives to stop crime
• West Mifflin mom pulls kids from district over bullying concerns
• New bodycam footage shows moments after fatal "Rust" shooting
• Colfax Avenue Reopens Between Victor & Ursula In Aurora After Truck Strikes Pedestrian Bridge
• 'When Survivors Speak, Change Happens': Crime Victims Convene On Capitol, Push For Funding And More Services
• Woman chains herself to tree to prevent village from taking it down
• Lincoln Park residents split on hiring private security to patrol neighborhood
• Denver Aims To Expand Recycling Program
• Jury Selection Underway In Wrongful Death Civil Lawsuit More Than A Decade After Murder Of Yeardley Love
• Colorado-Based Company Tracks Satellite Images From Space That Show Impacts Of War In Ukraine
• Port Authority riders say they are tired of delays and cancellations
• Sources say purported hostage situation that put Northwestern Memorial Hospital on lockdown was a hoax
• 22-year-old arrested after police recover psilocybin mushrooms, marijuana
• Gov. Whitmer Pushes for Additional Mental Health Investments for Students
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Frost warning for tonight
• 49ers GM Lynch says he 'can't imagine' trading star WR Samuel
• "Cameras everywhere": 2,000 surveillance cameras keep constant vigil on Beverly Hills
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signs bill creating election police unit
• An Updated Look At Patriots' Draft Picks In 2022
• Eagle Parents In Westminster Suffer Another Tragic Loss
• East Palo Alto pedestrian fatally struck by driver in early morning collision
• Man With Gun Captured On Security Video Peeping Into Windows Of Home
• Pennsylvania Primary Election: Philadelphia Begins In-Person Mail Voting At City Hall
• John Lynch 'Can't Ever Imagine' Trading 49ers All-Pro WR Deebo Samuel
• St. Paul Police Chief: Rep. Thompson Uses Position To 'Intimidate,' 'Bully' Police Officers During Daughter's Traffic Stop
• 2 Killed In Separate Shooting, Stabbing In Minneapolis's Uptown
• Diversion Program Bringing Juvenile Offenders, Victims Together To Avoid Court System: 'It's A Gift That Is Amazing'
• Texts show Marjorie Taylor Greene asked Meadows about martial law
• Greek billionaire donates sculptures, multimedia works to Chicago's Museum of Contemporary Art
• Total Lunar Eclipse Will Bring Full Super Flower Blood Moon To Colorado In May
• 'Inspiring Change': New Exhibits At Peabody-Essex Museum Shine Light On Climate And Environment
• Deputies Arrest Jacob Nail, Find Baggie Of Fentanyl In His Mouth
• Red Bull plane crashes after failed stunt attempt
• L.I. Police: Woman carjacked, ran over 76-year-old former nun who was donating clothes
• Researchers Found Learning After Sleep Helps Reinforce Information In The Brain
• Bear Destroys Car Interior After Being Lured By The Scent Of Lip Gloss
• Pirates team with Guardian Angels Medical Service Dogs to raise future service dog for military veteran
• Study Examines Whether Low Vitamin D Could Raise Breast Cancer Risk
• Near-record temps hit SoCal ahead of cooler conditions
• Coachella festival shuttle drivers hospitalized for food poisoning
• Activists briefly occupy Wells Fargo, demand action on climate change
• The best deals at Overstock right now: headboards, accent chairs and more
• Jury Selection Begins In Lawsuit Over Death Of UVA Lacrosse Player Yeardley Love
• Fire Ban In Effect For Some Lakewood Open Space Parks
• California Mayors Want $3 Billion Over 3 Years For Homeless Aid Funding
• Evidence Supports Baltimore County Officer's Recollection Of Deadly Shooting, Despite Inconsistencies, Report Shows
• Grieving Mother Speaks Out After Only Son Gunned Down In SW Miami-Dade
• Baltimore Starbucks Becomes First In MD To Unionize
• Rafiq Thompson Charged With Shooting, Killing Ex-Girlfriend Tamara Cornelius, Unborn Child In King Of Prussia
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Signs Controversial Bill Creating New Florida Election Police Force
• Racine police look for Terry Jackson, accused of killing Wisconsin mother of six
• Jury Selection To Start Over In Parkland School Shooter Nikolas Cruz's Death Penalty Trial
• Fentanyl Bill Passes Out Of Colorado House 43-22
• 2 Weeks Away From Inaugural Formula 1 Grand Prix, Some In Miami Gardens Have Mixed Feelings
• Edgewater Man Says Cash & Jewelry Taken In Home Invasion Robbery
• LA Homeless Services Authority Director Heidi Marston resigns after objections she froze high salaries to raise pay for nearly 200 employees
• Man fatally shot at Queens subway station
• Amazon's Special Delivery Honors Memory Of Orange Brook Elementary Student
• 1 Arrested, Faces DUI Charge In Semi Rollover On I-76
• 4 Day Work Week Considered In California
• Crews Work To Repair Sheridan Street Turnpike Overpass Damaged By Passing Truck
• Miami Weather: Warm & Breezy, Rain Chance Increases Mid-Week
• Spider Monkey With Unique 'Batman' Marking Born At Florida Zoo
• Ornery Alligator Takes Stroll Through Parkland Neighborhood
• Patrick Rose, Former Boston Police Union President, Sentenced To 10-To-13 Years On Child Rape Charges
• Ahead Of Fort Lauderdale Air Show, Hero Bus Driver Gwendolyn Whitfield To Fly With Thunderbirds
• First All-Private Mission To Space Back Home After Week Of Delays
• National Guard Heads To Crookston To Help With Flooding
• AAA: After Spike, Florida Gas Prices Gradually Decline
• Applications now open for city program offering $500 a month to low-income families
• Bailey Lake Elementary In Clarkston Exceeds Coin Drive Expectation For Ukrainian Refugees, Raises Over 13K In 5 days
• Bones Hyland Latest Rookie To Sparkle, Keeps Nuggets Alive
• Massachusetts Reports 5,443 New COVID Cases Over 3 Days, 10 Additional Deaths
• North Side business shut down by nuisance bar task force
• Still No Answers A Week After Badly Burned Body Discovered In Parking Garage At The Falls Mall
• Man Killed In South Minneapolis Shooting; 2 Arrested After Hours-Long Standoff
• D.C. shooter fired over 200 rounds and had 800 more, police say
• Westmoreland County commissioners vote to eliminate multiple ballot drop boxes
• Philadelphia Doctor Says Joel Embiid's Torn Ligament In Thumb 'Not A Career-Ending Injury'
• Metro Crime Stoppers Offers Reward For Information On Person Who Shot Teen In Rosedale
• JCPenney offers $8.6 billion to acquire rival Kohl's: report
• Oakland Unified ends indoor mask mandate
• Former Aurora Police Officer Josiah Coe Acquitted Of Distributing Meth
• U.S. launches online portal for sponsoring Ukrainian refugees
• Got A Cough? Wondering If You Can Use An Expired At-Home COVID-19 Test?
• Man found shot inside vehicle in Pittsburg; may be road-rage related
• Neighbors Grieving Loss Of 3 Boys, Father As Investigators Work To Determine Cause Of Kensington House Fire
• Major Alameda County fentanyl bust; Sheriff seizes more than 92 pounds
• Family sues over teen's fatal fall from Florida amusement park ride
• Car crashes into tree, killing 15-year-old passenger
• Bucks County Businessman Returns Home After Donating Critical Medical Supplies To Ukrainian Children's Hospitals
• Fire Weather Watches And Warnings Return To Colorado Starting Tuesday
• Toyota resumes political donations to 2020 election objectors
• Patriots Turn Fifth-Round Pick Into A Sixth And Seventh-Round Pick In Trade With Texans
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Freezing temperatures for some areas overnight
• MN Senate Candidate Erin Maye Quade Spoke At Convention While In Labor, Having Contractions
• Jean Smart receives star on Hollywood Walk of Fame
• West Virginia changing suicide prevention lifeline to 3 digits
• Garland Police Department seeks witnesses to April 21 fatality crash
• Livermore Police: Woman Found In Stolen Vehicle Arrested On ID Theft Charges
• Crude oil prices are down. Why aren't drivers seeing relief?
• Judge To Former President Trump: 'I Hold You In Contempt, Fine You $10,000 Per Day'
• How to watch 'Shining Girls'
• Grand Rapids Police Chief Eric Winstrom Releases Name Of Officer Who Shot Patrick Lyoya
• Babyganics recalls some bubble bath products
• Tom Brady Sports Patriots Gear With Rob Gronkowski, Julian Edelman On Movie Set
• Detroit Greektown Casino To Be Renamed Hollywood Casino At Greektown
• Husband, Wife Found Dead In Sterling Heights Home
• Dallas Police Department searching for woman who abandoned dog
• Sixers' Joel Embiid Fined $15K For Criticizing Refs After Game 4
• Elon Musk To Buy Twitter In $44 Billion Deal
• GM to sell a gas-electric hybrid Corvette starting next year
• Elon Musk Reaches Deal To Buy Twitter For $44 Billion (CBS Los Angeles)
• Former President Donald Trump coming to Greensburg for rally
• Appeals court delays Texas execution of Melissa Lucio
• Elon Musk Reaches Deal To Buy Twitter For $44 Billion
• Anita Dunn returning to White House
• Denver On Track To Have Driest April In Recorded Weather History
• Elon Musk reaches deal to buy Twitter for $44 billion
• Twitter Agrees To Sell Itself To Elon Musk
• 2 Kids Die In House Fire In Rural Area In St. Joseph County
• Gov. Jared Polis Signs Universal Pre-K Bill Into Law
• Caltrain service resumes following collision in Burlingame
• GM Confirms Fully Electric Chevrolet Corvette
• Facebook Parent Meta Set To Launch Brick-And-Mortar Store In Burlingame
• "Princess Bride" actor Cary Elwes recovering after being bitten by rattlesnake in Malibu
• Melissa Lucio's execution delayed by appeals court in Texas
• Sisters honor parents with scholarship fund helping immigrant students
• Grizzlies Coach Taylor Jenkins Fined For Criticizing Refs After Game 4 Loss To Wolves
• Missing Wisconsin girl Lily Peters found dead; police investigating
• "Titanique" musical set for limited New York run
• Dennis Gallagher, Colorado Political Figure, Dies At Age Of 82
• Off-duty South Gate police detective killed in 605 Freeway crash
• Suspect Apprehended After Police Say 17-Year-Old Girl Shot Multiple Times In North Philly
• 1 Man Killed In Shooting On Elbert Street In Adams County
• Whole Foods and Hippie Organics recall foods due to possible listeria contamination
• Supreme Court weighs case of coach who lost his job after praying on the field
• Jensen Ackles Says Jared Padalecki Recovering After Accident
• Massachusetts Gas Prices Up 6 Cents; Recent Downward Trend 'Has Reversed'
• April showers won't end to local water restrictions
• Gubernatorial candidate Beto O'Rourke tests positive for COVID
• Man Shot By Police In Dearborn Heights After Driving Towards Officer
• Bicyclist Dies After Hit-And-Run In South Sacramento; Search Still On For Driver
• Minnesota candidate gives speech while in labor
• Oakland resident wounded after being shot near Lake Merritt
• Contra Costa County Supes Consider Appeal Of 144 Home Bayview Estates Subdivision Near Martinez
• COVID infections on the rise in San Francisco
• Pittsburgh Steelers re-sign safety Terrell Edmunds to 1-year deal
• Where's Marty? Taking A Trip Down Memory Lane With The Fire Museum of Maryland
• Former Crestwood mayor Louis Presta sentenced to 1 year in prison in red light camera bribery case
• Threat forces Huntington Beach City Hall on lockdown
• Maryland Weather: Cloudy And Mild
• Superior Residents Debate Whether Indoor Sprinklers Should Be Required In Rebuild
• Truck crashes into Forest Hills salon
• Small business owners report feeling inflation's squeeze
• Pfizer issues nationwide blood pressure medication recall due to potential cancer causing chemical
• Former LADWP exec to be sentenced in corruption scandal
• Judge Finds Trump In Contempt In Legal Fight With NY AG
• SpaceX commercial crew returns to Earth with splashdown
• MTA Inspector General to investigate camera system after Brooklyn subway shooting
• Gun Violence Prevention Group Mothers In Charge Awarded $100,000 In Community Project Funding From Federal Government
• Person Struck, Killed On I-5 Near Pocket Road In Sacramento
• Former Michigan UIA Claims Manager Pleads Guilty To Fraud Scheme
• Police release suspect sketch after woman sexually assaulted in San Jose
• Judge Holds Trump In Contempt For Failing To Turn Over Documents To New York AG (CBS News)
• James Dickson identified as man killed in San Bernardino bar shooting that wounded 4 others
• Judge holds Trump in contempt for failing to turn over documents
• Body of Texas Guardsman Bishop Evans found in the Rio Grande
• 'Metal Tends To Corrode': Aging Pipelines Likely To Blame For Water Main Break
• Michigan Man Reunited With Kidney Recipient, Embarking On Tour To Help Others
• Calls mount for U.S. to sanction Putin's rumored girlfriend Alina Kabaeva
• New Yorkers support changes to bail reform law, poll shows
• Striking Pair: Pastor & Rabbi Team Up To Bring Community Together With Duckpin Bowling
• Driver Dies, Another Severely Injured In Head-On Crash in Bodega Bay
• Vaccine clinics open throughout Chicago for all kinds of immunizations
• Narcan Given To 2 Inmates At Amador County Jail After Suspected Fentanyl Exposure
• Man Found Shot Dead In Olney
• Suspected Catalytic Converter Thief Found Pinned Under Vehicle At St. Cloud Taxi Business
• 44 shot, 6 fatally, in weekend shootings across Chicago, in most violent weekend of the year
• GM to offer electric Corvette as early as 2023
• Lombardi trophy's 8-week tour kicks off in Thousand Oaks, Inglewood
• Trading Down Won't Be Easy For Patriots This Year
• Once challenged by House GOP, proxy voting now used by both parties
• COVID In MN: MDH Reports 1,158 More Cases, 1 Additional Death
• Florida, Other States Scale Back COVID-19 Data Reporting, Could Hurt Identifying, Combatting New Outbreaks
• 'This is not ... Danville'; East Bay community responds to anti-Semitic flyers
• Just Hours Left To Claim $150K Powerball Prize From Ticket Bought In Clarkston
• Shuttle, Ferry Service Replaces Part Of MBTA Blue Line During Construction
• Miami Police Locate Missing Boy King Smith
• Stocks tremble amid COVID lockdowns in China and "aggressive Fed"
• Twitter Board Accepts Elon Musk's $44 Billion Buyout Offer
• Pens planning giveaways, live music for Fan Appreciation Night
• East LA shooting leaves man dead
• Caught on video: Suspect wanted in several Irwindale car break-ins
• Woman stranded in forest for 6 days survives by eating snow, yogurt
• Kid Rock Announces Show At Toyota Amphitheater
• Finding Nederland's True Spirit
• Mississippi to become the last U.S. state with equal pay law
• To work from home or work from the office? Employers faced with dilemma
• Boston Ranked 4th 'Most Livable' City In America By AARP
• Dave Chappelle Will Perform Two Stand-Up Sets At 10th Anniversary Celebration For Live! Casino
• Woman Survives 6 Days In Northern California Forest Eating Yogurt And Snow
• Here's The Latest Speculation On Which Player The Patriots Might Pick In The First Round Of The NFL Draft
• Trump says Prince Harry is "whipped" by Meghan Markle
• "Cascading environmental response" from Florida wastewater leak
• Megan Thee Stallion recounts alleged 2020 Tory Lanez shooting incident
• SCOTUS to hear case of Texas death row inmate Rodney Reed
• Team Impact: Boston College's Zion Johnson Forms Special Bond With Local Teen Battling Brain Tumor
• Lockdown lifted at Northwestern Hospital, after no threat found following report of hostage situation
• Michigan Army Nurse Celebrates 104th Birthday
• Activists in kayaks block Russian oil tanker from unloading in Norway
• Dallas retrial begins for accused serial killer Billy Chemirmir
• Fatal Rowhome Fire In Kensington Claims Lives Of Father, 3 Sons; Mother Pushed Out Window To Survive
• Police: Person In Critical Condition After Being Struck By Garbage Truck In Manteca
• Ross Chastain Takes The Win At Talladega Superspeedway
• Bone Found On Lake Michigan Beach IDed With Genetic Genealogy
• Denver Weather: The Metro Area Gets Excited About Hundredths Of An Inch Of Rain
• 115 people from one N.J. high school had tumors, investigator says
• Migrant kids offered schooling options at pastor-led shelters
• Florida Seeks To End Lawsuit On Congressional Redistricting Map
• 15-Year-Old Extricated From Vehicle After Crash In Sloughhouse
• Badly burned body found in backseat after Bronx car fire
• Judge Delays Terance Calhoun's Exoneration After Officer Claims To Have New Evidence
• Melissa Lucio case: Board meets to consider clemency for Texas mom on death row
• Lions Likely Looking At Defense With No. 2 Pick
• Red Sox Heading To Toronto Shorthanded Due To Canada's COVID Vaccination Policy
• VIDEO: Valleyfair's Oldest Rollercoaster Is Being Repainted
• Officials find body of Guardsman who drowned trying to save migrants
• Twitter reportedly close to a deal with Elon Musk
• China starts mass-testing, local lockdowns in Beijing as COVID spreads
• PTL Links: April 25, 2022
• 17-Year-Old Among 3 Hurt In Trio Of Baltimore Shootings
• New England Living: Myrth Ceramics Studio In Somerville
• MBTA Police Look For Man Who Allegedly Kicked Bus Window After Being Told To Wear A Mask
• First Alert Day in effect as cold front approaches
• Sky Lantern Causes Fire On Leominster High School Roof
• Saving Lives, April Is National Donate Life Month
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• Survey: Half Of Americans Plan To Take A Summer Vacation
• Person Wounded During Police Training Exercise In Taylor
• 3 Hospitalized, Driver Charged After Slamming Into Massachusetts State Police Cruiser
• Elizabeth Warren 2024: Senator Says She's Running For Re-Election In Massachusetts, Not Presidency
• 3-car crash involving Pace bus leading to road closures in Broadview
• Starbucks workers at Long Beach stores to hold union vote
• Flushing Library reopens for 1st time since pandemic started
• Alpena-Area Men Go To Prison While 2 Deaths Are Investigated
• Going For The Sweep: Celtics Look To Deliver Knockout Punch To Nets Monday Night
• France's Macron easily beats far-right opponent to serve a 2nd term
• Biden selects Bridget Brink as U.S. ambassador to Ukraine
• Madison HS has a role model in NFL prospect Danny Gray
• Florida's 13-Game Streak Comes To End As Lightning Beat Panthers 8-4
• Star Tribune Cartoonist Steve Sack Announces Retirement
• Entangled Right Whale Named 'Snow Cone' Returns To Cape Cod With Her Calf
• Ukraine removes Hirohito from video showing him with Hitler and Mussolini
• Mass Pike Eastbound Exit To Copley Square Closed Until Memorial Day Weekend
• UVA lacrosse player's convicted killer is heading back to court
• Suspected Lake Worth Beach Bathroom Voyeur Chased By Woman, Made To Delete Pictures
• Driver, 15 migrants injured after chase with Texas deputies
• WATCH LIVE: Philadelphia District Attorney's Office To Observe National Crime Victims' Rights Week, Highlight Work Of Local Advocates
• Amazon union vote set for another Staten Island warehouse
• Woman, child hurt in Pico Rivera dog attack
• HealthPartners Seeks 100K Participants For Free Genetic Testing Program
• Coast Guard ends search for 3 missing kids in Mississippi River
• Police release new video of deadly shooting outside Bronx deli
• Man Shot Several Times On Kensington Street In Possible Drug-Related Shooting, Police Say
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 4/25 Monday forecast
• St. Paul's Robert Street Bridge Closed Through May For Roadwork
• Shriners Circus And Aleppo Clowns Return To Wilmington After 2-Year Hiatus
• 15 migrants, driver hurt in rollover crash after high-speed chase
• Video shows "law-abiding" bear looking both ways, using crosswalk
• Philadelphia Police Investigating Alleged Rape On SEPTA's Broad Street Line
• Police: Man Shot Outside His Home In Lawncrest, Bystander On Bicycle Struck By Stray Bullet
• Metra adds more downtown trains Monday
• 2 Missing Children Located Safely
• 11 bodies found after tour boat carrying 26 people sinks off Japan
• Snake Search: CBS4 Crew Goes Along On Search For Rattlesnakes
• Hundreds of women protest after law student found dead in Mexico
• 2 men shot during fight in Edgewater Beach
• Family addresses college athlete Sarah Shulze taking her own life at 21
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Cooler temperatures
• Samuel Birch Sentenced To Life In Prison For Fatal Shooting Of Gas Station Clerk
• Jimmy Butler Has 36 Points, Heat Overwhelm Hawks 110-86
• World's oldest person, 119-year-old woman, dies in Japan
• Victim In Deadly Ives Dairy Road Crash Identified As Saul Daulphin
• Principal of Jones College Prep will keep job after full council recommends removal
• Blinken and Austin sneak into Ukraine's capital to meet with Zelenskyy

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• Whistleblower lawsuit filed against LA County and Sheriff Alex Villanueva
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• New bodycam footage shows moments after fatal "Rust" shooting
• LA Homeless Services Authority Director Heidi Marston resigns
• Only On 9: Woman shot by 3 gunmen on Christmas 2016 while in her parked car shares story
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Freeze warnings for some overnight
• Crete-Monee High School to hold pandemic-style graduation, and not for health reasons
• Water main break causes flooding in Pasadena Home Goods store
• Daniel Rodriguez exonerated of 1991 murder; he says he was framed by former detective
• After son's suicide following relentless cyberbullying, parents say school could have done more
• CBS President and CEO George Cheeks honored at gala event
• First Alert weather: CBS2 11 p.m. forecast
• Cloud cover thinning out making for a really nice Tuesday
• Three suspected cases of mysterious liver disease found in Illinois kids
• Concerns raised over planned closing of Radisson Hotel homeless shelter in Manhattan
• KDKA-TV Nightly Forecast (4/25)
• Go Mavs! Fans flock to AA-Center for Game 5
• Video, images released from fatal shooting on "Rust" movie set
• Family of missing Texas Guardsman Bishop E. Evans says he was 'always compassionate'
• Seneca Valley School District prepares parents for changes with new school
• Sister speaks glowingly of other victim in Canarsie house fire
• Man steals CFD ambulance, leads police on 75-mile chase down I-55
• Texas death row mom Melissa Lucio lands last-minute reprieve
• Search continues for suspect in fatal shooting inside Queens subway station
• Police: 2 found shot to death in Springdale apartment
• 4/25: Red and Blue
• Drowned Texas Guardsman's family remembers him as a hero
• Georgia Republican gubernatorial candidates clash in first debate
• Actor Cary Elwes rushed to hospital after bitten by rattlesnake
• Crash sends SUV into Chipotle in Bloomfield
• New York judge holds former President Donald Trump in contempt of court
• CBS President and CEO George Cheeks honored at Rosie's Theater Kids gala
• Fallen Firefighter Timothy Klein honored at Canarsie firehouse
• Off-duty South Gate police detective killed in 605 Freeway crash identified
• NYPD searching for suspect in Queens fatal subway station shooting
• Family of pedestrian killed by car in Huntington Beach believes there's more to the story
• Opinions differ on whether CPD was prepared for Loop crowds, chaos
• CBSLA.com: The Rundown (April 25 PM Edition)
• Was the purported hostage situation at Northwestern Hospital a swatting?
• Parents say cyberbullying at school led son to take his own life
• KDKA News Update PM: April 25, 2022
• Police apprehend ambulance theft suspect: live over the scene
• Man accused of stealing from baseball team
• National Donate Life Month
• "Cameras everywhere": 2,000+ surveillance cameras keep constant vigil on Beverly Hills
• Eye on America: Nevada's youth mental health crisis, Michigan's alligator sanctuary and more
• Steelers Draft Preview 2022: Safeties
• "The Last Boy," based on writings of youths in concentration camp, to be performed in NYC
• Pirates adopt team dog
• UPMC's Walk For Children's Event
• MoneyWatch: Small businesses struggle as inflation persists
• Chicago casino finalists haven't agreed to terms with organized labor
• More time to apply for Summer Youth Employment Program
• 2 injured in shooting near West Virginia University
• Applications now open for city's guaranteed basic income program
• NYPD holds news briefing on fatal shooting at Queens subway station
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• Victims' families face-to-face for first time in Billy Chemirmir trial
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• Adrienne Warren & Joshua Henry announce Tony nominees
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• FAA investigates failed Red Bull plane stunt
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• Republicans urged Trump to take action on January 6
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• Flushing Library reopens for first time since COVID shutdown
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• Cash Clues: Student Loan Debt
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• Adams: NYC to test gun-detecting devices in subway
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• New York judge finds Trump in contempt of court
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• Teams investigating scene to determine cause of deadly Brooklyn house fire
• Seneca Valley leaders to discuss redistricting plan for K-6 students
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• Meet The Candidates: Rick Caruso
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• Elon Musk buys Twitter for $44 billion
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• Corona lacrosse player home from hospital after suffering third concussion
• Judge holds Trump in contempt over documents in N.Y. fraud probe
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• FDNY hangs bunting to honor Firefighter Timothy Klein
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• Twitter reportedly finalizing deal with Elon Musk
• French President Emmanuel Macron wins reelection against far-right challenger Marine Le Pen
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• Judge orders Trump held in contempt in New York fraud investigation
• Juror issues delay start of Billy Chemirmir murder trial
• SpaceX commercial crew splashes down after stay aboard space station
• MoneyWatch: What's behind the sharp drop in U.S. stocks?
• Former LADWP exec to be sentenced in corruption scandal
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• Truck crashes into Fazio's Hair Designs
• First Alert Weather: Cool and cloudy
• MTA update on subway shooting and security cameras
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Temps continue to drop
• New poll on NY governor's race, bail reform and more
• Body found after Bronx car fire
• Senator Elizabeth Warren pushes Democrats on legislation
• Vaccine clinics open throughout Chicago for all kinds of immunizations
• Bunting ceremony planned for Firefighter Klein
• Learning more about victims of Canarsie fire
• Applications open for Chicago's new income assistance program
• Doctors warn against universal lifting of mask mandates
• Zelenskyy meets with top U.S. officials who pledge more aid to Ukraine
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• 119-year-old woman, world's oldest person, dies in Japan
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• New attendance zones up for discussion in Seneca Valley School District
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• Adviser to Ukraine's defense minister discusses U.S. support in war with Russia
• Georgia governor's debate kicks off with false claims of election fraud
• Starbucks workers at Long Beach stores to hold unionization vote
• MoneyWatch: Discrepancies between crude oil and gas prices
• No threat found after police, SWAT respond to reports of armed hostage situation at Northwestern Mem
• Body of Mexican teen found in water tank, sparking outrage over crimes against women
• Kindness 101 with Steve Hartman: Redemption
• Dallas Madison HS alum Danny Gray is now an NFL draft prospect
• Tina Brown discusses past 25 years of the British royal family in new book "The Palace Papers"
• Hero teen who jumped into water to save driver will be laid to rest in Florida
• Russia focuses attacks on eastern Ukraine
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• Woman, child hurt in Pico Rivera dog attack
• Supreme Court to hear case on school prayer involving a former high school football coach
• Twitter could finalize deal to sell itself to Elon Musk as soon as this week, reports say
• Supreme Court to hear arguments in case of former coach's ability to pray with on field
• White House nominates Bridget Brink to be ambassador to Ukraine after top U.S. officials visit Kyiv
• CDC issues nationwide alert after 11 cases of severe hepatitis reported in healthy children
• AM Weather Update With Anne Elise Parks
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• Orrin Hatch, longest-serving Republican senator in history, dies at 88
• French President Macron wins second term against far-right opponent Marine Le Pen
• Texas lawmakers trying to stay execution of Melissa Lucio, woman convicted of killing daughter
• Cabinet secretaries Blinken and Austin travel to Kyiv to meet Zelenskyy
• Ukrainians are “standing strong,” Secretary of State Antony Blinken says
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• Amazon workers to vote on another union
• Flushing Library set to reopen
• Mayor Adams sits down with Anderson Cooper on "60 Minutes"
• Metra expands service on UP-NW Line as more commuters travel back into Chicago
• Deadly shooting caught on video in the Bronx
• FDNY pays tribute to Firefighter Timothy Klein
• Flooding on North Texas Roadways
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• First Alert Weather: Cool, cloudy week
• No threat found at Northwestern Memorial Hospital after SWAT response
• 2 men shot during fight in Edgewater Beach
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• Chicago First Alert Weather: Cooler temperatures
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