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• Bruce Lee exhibit opens at newly-renovated Chinatown museum
• Sonoma co. PG&E settlement helping wildfire victims prepare for fire season
• Folsom Residents, City Leaders Divided On Proposed Crematorium
• Wild Horses In Colorado Dying At Alarming Rate: 'More Horses Could Die'
• Customized virtual homes in the Metaverse going for $100,000
• Woman Suffers Burns In Sacramento House Fire On 41st Street
• 'Mother Nature Has Final Say': CDOT Plans Ahead For Possibility Of Messy Summer In Glenwood Canyon
• Rodón's Pitching, Flores' Hitting Lift Giants Past A's 8-2
• San Francisco supes vote to make JFK Drive car-free permanently
• Sacramento Beer Week Is Back In Action
• Emotions Run High As Debate Over Fentanyl Bill Moves To Colorado Senate
• Federal informant found dead on high school's campus
• Recent Wet Weather Has Led To Rising Folsom Lake Level, But Will It Last?
• Institutes for Nonviolence Chicago hits streets to curb violence in West Garfield Park
• Last-Place Coyotes Snap Wild's Streak With 5-3 Win
• Gophers Men's Hoops Get Minnesota Native, UNC Transfer Dawson Garcia
• Firefighter, two police officers rushed to hospital from Orland Park fire
• Tigers Throw It Away, Wild Toss In 9th Gives Twins Wild Win
• 1 Hospitalized, 1 Dead In Castle Rock House Fire; Suspicious Death Investigation Underway
• State Board Of Education Wants To Raise MCAS Scores Required For Graduation
• Paxlovid, New Pill To Treat COVID, Should Be Easier To Get At Pharmacies Soon
• CDC Estimates 75% Of Children In U.S. Have Had COVID
• Rizzo's 3 HRs, Judge's B-Day Bash Lift Yanks Over O's 12-8
• Quest for equity in marijuana sales front and center in N.J.
• White Sox shut out by Kansas City Royals for eighth straight loss
• Police investigating shooting in Penn Hills
• Man arrested after retail theft at Oakbrook Center Mall
• Mayor Adams: Cops need to get off their iPhones while on patrol
• Why Has The Cost Of College Gotten More Expensive?
• Lakewood City Council Supports Grassroots Effort To 'Save Bear Creek'
• 'Joe Biden Is Running': Elizabeth Warren Responds To Speculation About 2024 Presidential Bid
• Maryland Weather: Sunny, But Gusty Wednesday
• Residents speak out against disbandment of Forward Township Police Department
• Springer Hits Tying HR, Jays Rally To Beat Red Sox 6-5 In 10
• Suspect arrested in fatal stabbing of total stranger near MacArthur Park
• At Heated Meeting, Mortgage Provider Offers Vision For Baltimore's $1 Houses, Which Critics Call 'Nonsense'
• Neighbors' Frustrations Reach Boiling Point Over Speeding On Ives Dairy Road; Police To Release PSA
• Capitals Lose 4-1 To Islanders, Fail To Move Up In Standings
• 'It Is Senseless': Slain Fells Point Bouncer Mourned As Brazen Shootings Rise In Baltimore
• Rizzo hits 3 homers, Judge adds birthday bash, Yankees top O's
• Brush Fire Near Florida City Shuts Down Southbound Lanes Of US-1
• Lora Thomas Suspended From Douglas County Commission Chair
• Mayor Scott, Commissioner Harrison React To GTTF Mini-Series 'We Own This City'
• MDH Assessment Spells Out Health Risk From Chemicals Released By Water Gremlin
• Batherson's overtime goal lifts Senators over Devils
• Two Local Teens Awarded $40K Future Engineer Scholarship By Amazon
• Teen arrested in connection to fatal shooting of Jayvion Dantrell Galburth, 18
• Islanders pull away from Capitals in third period
• Morant's Last-Second Layup Gives Grizzlies 3-2 Series Lead
• Jake DeBrusk Notches Winner, Bruins Beat Panthers 4-2
• Hurricanes edge Rangers, win Metropolitan Division title
• Mayor Duggan Meets With President Biden At White House On Monday
• Cubs fall to Atlanta Braves, have now lost six of seven
• Oakland County Clerk Runs Equipment Test To Ensure Accuracy For May 3 Election
• Postal Service Kicks Off Its 'USPS Connect' Program In Michigan
• Rehabbed And Ready, Adley Rutschman Plays First Game Of Year With IronBirds
• Marlins Throw Out 2 Runners At Plate In 4th, Beat Nats 5-2
• Panthers Surprised By Bruins 4-2
• Some residents complain accessory dwelling units are a nuisance
• Body of 43-year-old woman pulled from Lewisville Lake
• Local Lawmaker Wants To Create Statewide Rape Kit Tracking System In Pennsylvania To Help Prosecute Sex Crimes
• McDavid outshines Crosby as Oilers surge past Penguins
• Kidnapping leaves quiet San Jose neighborhood feeling shaken but grateful
• Harvard Pledges $100 Million To Address Ties With Slavery
• Sheriff launches investigation of video leak to the L.A. Times
• Yankees were fined $100,000 for improper use of dugout phone
• Miami Heat Beat Hawks 97-94 To Take Game 5, Move On To 2nd Round Of Playoffs
• Boca Raton Woman Pleads Guilty To DUI Manslaughter, Vehicular Homicide In Deaths Of Grandma, Grandchild
• Phillies Capitalize Again On Rockies' Comedy Of Errors In 10-3 Win
• EBMUD enacts mandatory water restrictions; drought surcharge may follow
• Right To Repair Bill Passes Out Of Senate, Moves Closer To Governor's Desk
• Texas Library Association talks 'culture war,' plans to address school book bans
• Police: 2 Shot At Lauderhill Swap Shop In Robbbery Gone Wrong
• Missing dog reunited with owners after their car was stolen with him inside
• Kennedy Krieger Institute's ROAR for Kids 5K To Be Held in Cockeysville This Weekend
• New Santa Rosa store aims to beat back inflation with ever-dropping prices
• Juvenile arrested in death of 10-year-old Lily Peters, police say
• UCLA grad Jessica Watkins to become first Black woman on NASA space station crew
• SUV plows through San Jose home's fence, pins resident against building
• How to watch the CBS News Los Angeles "Meet the candidates" forum
• OSHA says Amazon needs to improve safety after six died when tornado hit Edwardsville warehouse
• LAPD searching for missing woman, Edna Jewel Hill, 69, in Athens area
• Man accused of stealing car from outside convenience store in Beaver County
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Sets Dates For Session On Property Insurance
• 'It's Very Morally Distressing': Registered Nurses Raise Work Safety Concerns As State Faces Chronic Shortage
• NCAA President Mark Emmert to step down
• Family furious after man is acquitted in 2018 murder of Woodlawn woman Daisy Hayes
• 'Learn To Burn' Program Teaches Placer County Landowners How To Use Controlled Burns To Combat Wildfires, Drought
• Mystery Illness Kills 67 Horses At A Federal Cañon City Holding Facility, Facility On Quarantine
• Rep. John Thompson Disputes Police Account Of Traffic Stop Involving Daughter, Says She Had 'Mental Health Episode'
• New guidelines don't recommend aspirin for heart attack prevention
• 2 Suspected Gunmen In Sacramento Mass Shooting Back In Court, 3rd Person Arrested Appears On Separate Firearm Charge
• Wilkinsburg couple takes on Allegheny County over taxes
• Supreme Court hears arguments over 'Remain in Mexico' policy; Biden plans for end of Title-42
• Tattoo removal program helps former gang members erase painful memories of the past
• Greeley Central High Teacher Kenneth Magruder Arrested In Child Pornography Investigation
• ADL says antisemitism on the rise statewide
• Acid spill in Orange prompts hazmat response
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• San Francisco-based Visa's 2nd quarter profits jump 21% as pandemic eases
• Amtrak train hits, kills person crossing tracks at West Irving Station
• Survey finds college graduates have unrealistic expectations about first-year salaries
• "Homophobic" passenger arrested for allegedly assaulting flight attendant
• A Chatham space is reclaimed for art and inspiration
• Inside Camden County Where Mister Softee's Iconic Ice Cream Trucks Have Been Made Since 1958
• American Dream hosts autism sensory-friendly days at Nickelodeon theme park
• Sacramento Man Arrested After Being Found With Stolen Vehicle, Meth In Woodland
• Jam-packed schedule released for Juneteenth celebrations in Pittsburgh
• Nassau PD: 5 cops hurt when teens rammed stolen car into police vehicles
• Armed suspect surrenders following hostage standoff in Sacramento
• Red Rock Pharmacy In Denver Suspended From State COVID Vaccine Program
• New CDC report reveals most Americans were infected with COVID
• Colorado Man Arrested In Mesa Cold Cases That Occurred In 1989, 1990
• High school coach remembers fallen FDNY Firefighter Timothy Klein
• Twin Cities Pride Organizers Hope 2022's Festival Will Be 'One Of The Biggest,' Most Inclusive
• Man describes horror of being carjacked, pistol-whipped at Lawndale gas station
• Flooding Prompts Beltrami Co. In Northern Minnesota To Declare State Of Emergency
• Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava Shares Climate Action Strategy At The United Nations
• Sacramento Republic FC Academy Tryouts
• New technology seeks to destroy toxic "forever chemicals" in drinking water
• CDC: Most Americans have been infected with COVID-19
• Police investigating antisemitic flyers around Mt. Lebanon
• Google parent Alphabet suffers 1Q growth slowdown, profit decline
• Tyre Sampson's mom on fatal fall from ride: "My personal opinion, it's murder"
• Jeannette residents want abandoned building burned in fire training exercise torn down
• Cancer Survivor Bikes Through South Florida To Encourage People to 'Be The Match'
• Senate report finds "mistreatment" of military families by housing companies
• 'Putting a stake in the ground,' Fort Worth first city to mine Bitcoin
• NYC Parks host 200th birthday events for designer Olmsted
• Good Samaritan Who Rescued Man From Car Fire In Turlock Comes Forward, Wants To Remain Anonymous
• New Jersey man accused of using cloned NYS Police gas card
• Big tourism money rolls in with bowling championship tournament in Addison
• CoCo supes deny challenge to residential development just east of Martinez
• Man Dies After Being Partially Ejected From Truck During Crash Near Nevada City
• Gun control advocates lobby for stricter laws in Harrisburg
• After teen's suicide following cyberbullying, experts weigh in on actions schools should take
• Oklahoma governor signs ban on nonbinary gender markers on birth certificates
• Irving police investigating fatal shooting of Devirea Smith, 19
• University of California waiving tuition for Native American students
• Mayor Eric Adams proposes new $99.7 million budget
• FBI Joins Investigation Into Murders Of Concord, New Hampshire Couple
• Number Of California Inmate Overdoses Plummets 58% Under Drug Program
• Jury Deciding Fertility Fraud Case Against Paul Jones
• Quintez Adams Wanted For 2 Sexual Assaults, Including On SEPTA Train, Police Say
• Ford Launches F-150 Lightning EV, Built At Rouge Electric Vehicle Center In Dearborn
• Employees with autism excelling at Long Island's Spectrum Designs
• UC System Waives Tuition Fees For Native American Students
• Queen Latifah on hand for groundbreaking of new housing facility in Newark
• Police are no longer investigating several crimes that happened on the CTA this month -- why?
• Fewer Wildfires, Better Air Quality Expected For Minnesota In 2022
• AG Settles Housing Discrimination Cases In Boston, Canton, Ashland, Wellesley
• President Biden Appoints Ala Stanford As Regional Director For Department Of Health And Human Services
• With COVID-19 Cases Doubling, Game Changer Could Be On Horizon With Treatments Easier To Access
• 'Two Grannies On The Road' Share Adventures As They Visit Every Massachusetts Community
• 3 people injured, 2 critically in wreck on Cooper Street in Arlington
• Itchy Eyes? Stuffy Nose? You're Not Alone: Wind Blowing Up Spring Allergies
• Focus Now Shifts To Cleanup At Site Of Major Water Main Break In Denver
• Moving company that cost Chicago family virtually everything they owned indicted on federal charges
• Crews Work To Replace As Many As 100 Emerald Ash Borer-Infested Trees In Apple Valley
• 9 Indicted, Over $1M In Drugs Seized & 34 Guns Confiscated In Eastern Shore Crackdown
• Help needed to identify second suspect in attempted robbery, shooting at Melrose Avenue store
• Former MTV Star 'Chopper' Arrested In Maryland On Sex Trafficking Warrant From Las Vegas
• Denver DA Warns Android Users Of Attack After Security Issue Involving Mic, Camera
• Second horse dies in 2 days at Santa Anita Park
• 'We Are Losing Business': Sports Betting Supporters Say Gamblers Are Going To Neighboring States
• Major project to revamp Ohio Riverfront receives $10 million
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Another cold night brings frost advisory, freeze warning
• Maryland Cycling Classic Route Combines Hilly County Terrain And Tight Twists Of City Streets, Organizers Say
• Amid Dry, Fire-Prone Weather, Cheyenne Mountain Zoo Reviews Fire Evacuation Plan
• Cape Cod Artist Recycles Plastics Into Art For 'Hope Is Not Passive' Exhibit
• Same-sex couple's wedding makes history in Antarctica
• Brother Moses band back in Deep Ellum after drummer's recovery
• Expert: 'Biggest Mental Health Crisis' Post-Pandemic Affecting Children
• SF officials announce million in grants for small businesses, nonprofits
• Antonio Burke Arrested In Dallas After Allegedly Killing Former Girlfriend At Burlington County Car Wash
• 'Jersey Fresh' Initiative Encourages Customers To Buy From Local Farmers As Supply Costs Spike
• Judge Grants Permanent Restraining Order Against Woman Accused Of Making Threats Against ARC President
• Police: Teens Involved In Roxbury Attack Tied To Downtown Crossing Violence
• Three Dispensary Permits Approved In Royal Oak
• Two men accused of impersonating federal agents plead not guilty
• Threat Leads Judge To Toss Entire Panel Of Potential Jurors At Parkland School Shooter Nikolas Cruz's Death Penalty Trial
• Police Announce 3 Men, 4 Women Of Interest In Death Of Fells Point Bouncer
• Kim Kardashian testifies, causes stir at 'Blac Chyna' trial
• Challenge Filed Against James Craig's Petition Signatures
• Man in green mask suspected in San Francisco stabbing
• Massachusetts Reports 1 Additional COVID Death Over 3 Days, 2,372 New Cases
• Man arrested for robbery, carjacking of elderly victims in San Francisco
• Florida Among Top States With Record Number Of Antisemitic Incidents In 2021, Says Jewish Civil Rights Group
• 2 Twin Cities Men Charged With Murder In Fentanyl-Related Death Of Hunter Carlson, 16
• Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix Expected To Generate More Money For South Florida Than A Super Bowl
• Antisemitic Incidents Up 43-Percent In Massachusetts In 2021, ADL Reports
• 'Get Rid Of It': Mother Of Tyre Sampson, Killed On Orlando Thrill Ride, Speaks Publicly For First Time Since Son's Death
• 'Miami's Largest Office Party' Returns Thursday As Corporate Run Kicks Off From Bayfront Park
• Pharrell Williams' Something in the Water festival officially moves to D.C.
• Philadelphia Urban Riding Academy Awarded A Half-Million Dollars In Hopes Of Keeping Horseback Riding Back Alive In West Philly
• More Than 120,000 Pounds Of Ground Beef From South Jersey Business Recalled Due To Possible E. Coli Contamination
• LAPD motorcycle officer injured in crash in Carson
• Harvard to spend $100 million to redress its slavery ties
• U.S. markets take sharp plunge ahead of major tech earnings
• Elderly Man Accused Of Shooting Neighbor Walking Dog On Delray Beach Golf Course
• Over 120,000 Pounds Of Ground Beef Recalled Due To Possible E. Coli
• Biden officials release new post-Title 42 plan amid bipartisan criticism
• People hit with water beads in Woodstock Walmart parking lot as part of TikTok challenge
• COVID In Minnesota: State Estimates 60% Of Residents Have Had COVID
• Michael Bublé bringing tour to Pittsburgh
• Over 120,000 pounds of ground beef recalled due to possible E. coli
• Maryland Food Bank Pilots Programs Targeting Job Insecurity, Food Access
• Aurora Police: Downed Power Lines Due To Serious Crash Blocks South Parker Road, Quincy Avenue Intersection
• Dallas police officer accused of sexual assault while on duty
• Rep. Madison Cawthorn cited for trying to bring loaded gun into airport: Officials
• Heat: Jimmy Butler To Miss Game 5 Against Hawks With Knee Injury
• Want to name a North Texas trail? Here's how
• Baltimore State's Attorney's Office Expands Victim Support Services
• Evans Police Officers Involved In Deadly Shooting
• Colorado Doctor: Cutting Out Alcohol And Tobacco Can Lower Risk Of Head And Neck Cancer
• 3 sea lion pups rescued from the brink of death released back into the wild in Rancho Palos Verdes
• 1 in critical condition after Wilkinsburg shooting
• Howard County Investing $2.1M To Expand Student Access To Mental Health Resources
• Tim McGraw, Sam Hunt Announced As Headliners For Sacramento's New GoldenSky Festival
• Witnesses: 5 People Hit Man With Object Before He's Shot In The Redland
• 'Dangerous For Our Democracy': Warren, Markey Blast Elon Musk's Twitter Takeover
• Bad Bunny to star in "El Muerto," becoming Marvel's first Latino live-action hero
• Weld County Deputy John Maedel Accused Of Stalking, Harassment
• UPDATE: Police Say Man Shot By Officer In Roseville Wielded Knife
• Suspect Arrested In Shooting That Injured 68-Year-Old Woman In Chelsea
• How to strategize for retirement as inflation hits 40-year high
• Weary Of Disaster After Disaster? UN Says Worse Yet To Come
• Former eBay exec James Baugh pleads guilty to role in cyberstalking campaign
• San Francisco Man, 25, Dies After Fall In Closed Trail At Palisades Tahoe
• North suburban brothers Christian and Mark Kulas sentenced to probation, home detention in Capitol insurrection
• James Madison University softball player from McDonald dies
• Lynx Protections Deal Sealed By US, Environmentalists
• Farmington Hills Police To Host Drug Take-Back Day On April 30
• 3-alarm fire rips through La Habra apartment building
• HBO defends 'Winning Time' after scathing criticism from Jerry West, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
• Hennepin Co. Sheriff Hutchinson's Peace Officer License To Go Before Judge In September
• Florida Sheriff Bob Johnson Urges Homeowners 'Learn To Shoot Better' To 'Save Taxpayers Some Money'
• Woman fatally stabbed in Santa Rosa; Suspect arrested minutes later
• Philadelphia Police Officers Who Don't Comply With City's Vaccine Mandate Will Face Consequences: Arbitration Panel
• Witness: Amber Heard attacked Johnny Depp on island in 2015
• WATCH: 2 Students At A Denver High School Find Out They're Getting Life-Changing Scholarships
• Here's What You Need To Know As Stone Crab Season Comes To An End
• Biden Administration Phasing Out Incandescent Light Bulbs, Reversing Trump-Era Policy
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Temps dropping tonight
• Baltimore Man, 20, Charged With Attempted Murder In March Shooting
• Ovechkin Injury Clouds Capitals Outlook A Week From Playoffs
• Overdoses among state prison inmates plummet under new program
• Fort Worth police looking to identify driver in fatal hit-and-run
• 19 major U.S. companies pay little to no tax, report says
• Alleged Santa Rosa catalytic converter thieves captured after high-speed chase
• Where's Marty? Taking In The History At The National Electronics Museum
• Minnesota Judge Throws Out Sex Abuse Suit Vs. Ex-Hockey Coach Thomas 'Chico' Adrahtas
• Peyton 'The Intern' Manning Video Wins Denver Broncos Their First Webby Award
• Denver Zoo Reopens After Closure For Emergency Preparedness Drill
• Minnesota House OKs Unemployment Insurance Bill With Frontline Worker Bonuses
• Search for suspects in Forney drive-by shootings, police chase
• Gov. Hochul looks to change law, replace Benjamin on ballot
• MASN Announcers Will Join Orioles On The Road For First Time Since 2019
• Mayor Adams speaks about first 100 days in office
• Vigil to be held for Alexis Gonzalez, South Gate police detective killed in 605 Freeway crash
• Biden looks at forgiving some fed student loan debt, says Hispanic Caucus
• Dog with three legs rescues otter from river
• Here's how much home prices have jumped from last year
• Tom Brady Gets Weepy, Cocky, And Downright Dark In Final Episode Of 'Man In The Arena' Docuseries
• Protection Plan For Canada Lynx Due By 2024 Under Legal Deal
• More than half of Americans, and 3 in 4 kids, have had a COVID infection
• Timberwolves-Grizzlies: Game 5 Preview
• Groovin' at the Zoo slated for June 11
• Survey: 93% of Pittsburgh hospital workers thinking about leaving profession
• Lawmaker doesn't want to share restroom with "huge" trans colleague
• Woman Suffers Broken Bones In Hit-And-Run At Patterson Flying J Parking Lot
• Denver's Summer Youth Employment Program Encourages Teens To Get Experience On The Job
• NYPD: Suspect exposed himself after forcing woman to leave subway station with him
• Roseville Woman Faces Murder Charge, Accused Of Shooting Woman After Argument In Detroit
• Turkey Hill recalls ice cream over undeclared peanut ingredients
• Locked And Loaded Jet Stream Will Keep Colorado Mostly Dry And Windy Through Early May
• Miami, Tampa Home Prices Continue Spiraling
• 3 people accused of assaulting, robbing women in North Shore bar restroom
• Denver Police Encourage Teens To Join Volunteer Program
• Fentanyl Bill Goes Before State Senate After Passing In The House
• Stanislaus State Students Warned About Aggressive Geese On Campus
• Inside the Story: How CBS 2 Investigators Expose Environmental Polluters
• How to earn money selling used clothing online
• Vietnam Veteran Frank Webb Celebrates CU Graduation 50 Years Later
• Cherry blossoms to bloom in Jackson Park within the next week
• Bulls guard Zach LaVine enters COVID-19 protocol, likely to miss do-or-die Game 5 vs. Bucks
• Caught on video: 2 people break into Jurupa Valley animal shelter to steal 3 impounded dogs
• New Fitness Loop With 4 Exercise Stations Opens At Brandywine Park In Wilmington
• Ground beef recalled because of possible E. coli contamination
• Atlantic City Electric Donates Dozens Of New Trees To Wenonah Community To Replace Those Taken Down By EF-3 Tornado
• First grade teacher remembers Firefighter Timothy Klein: "A joy to have"
• Miami Weather: Breezy & Warm, Rain Chance Goes Up Starting Wednesday
• Kidnapped San Jose Infant Brandon Alexis Cuellar Found; Suspect In Custody
• 118-year-old nun, believed to be world's oldest person, wants longevity record
• Warming trend through the week; rain chances this weekend
• Drunk Driver Arrested After Fleeing Police On Lodge Freeway
• Anti-Defamation League reports record level of antisemitic incidents in 2021
• $17M program launches in South LA to increase electric vehicle access
• BC Study Finds More White, Rural And Wealthier Teens Report Carrying Guns
• Audit finds New York led nation in antisemitic crimes in '21
• What will Twitter look like under Elon Musk?
• Brothers charged in shooting death of CPD Officer Ella French appear in court
• Chicago Archdiocese settles sex abuse claims against five clergy members for $800,000
• Four astronauts set for overnight launch to space station
• Benjamin Herrington charged with stealing CFD ambulance, after 75-mile chase along I-55
• Vice President Kamala Harris Tests Positive For COVID
• Vice President Kamala Harris Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Vice President Kamala Harris has tested positive for COVID-19.
• Kidnapped 3-month-old located 'unharmed'; suspects connected to family
• Kamala Harris tests positive for COVID-19
• Why was Texas inmate Melissa Lucio's execution delayed?
• AG Ellison Sues 4 Solar Power Sales Companies, Alleging They're Scamming Minnesotans
• Engineer Group Gives Minnesota A 'C' Grade For Overall Infrastructure
• Maryland Weather: Cloudy With A Chance For Storms Later
• Miami Attraction & Museum Months Offer Discounts, BOGOs On Fun Things To Do
• CFD using AutoPulse in fire rescue boats to perform CPR automatically
• Rally Against Gun Violence Held At Pennsylvania State Capitol
• Camden Officials Break Ground On $2.3 Million Makeover On 7th Street
• Florida, Groups Battle Over Elections Ruling
• Study: Michigan Ranks Top 10 In Best States For Middle Class
• Judge To Release Names Of Kim Potter Jurors On Friday
• Gunfire Outside North Miami Barbershop Leaves One Man Hospitalized
• Pittsburgh Weather: Frost Advisory issued after cold front drops temperatures
• Mock Draft
• Free Diapers, Infant Products To Be Given Away At Drive-Thru This Weekend
• Traffic Advisories Ahead Of Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix At Hard Rock Stadium In Miami Gardens
• Local Nonprofit The Food Group Sees Boom In Bulk Buying Due To Inflation
• B-52's 'Farewell Tour' Coming To Boston This Fall
• Vikings' Draft Room Will Be 'A Real-Life Algorithm,' GM Kwesi Adofo-Mensah Says
• Man Shot By Detroit Officer After Fleeing In Stolen Vehicle Facing Charges
• Caught on video: Couple rams driver stuck in Hollywood traffic, tries to rob them at gunpoint
• 180 people dead after clashes in Sudan's Darfur region
• "I really felt a difference": How antiviral pills could help end COVID pandemic
• Confiscated tiger cub now has a new home in North Texas
• Sonoma County increasing efforts to find foster parents, adoptive families
• Deputies: Identity Theft Suspect Arrested Near Roseville Allegedly Created Fake Business Under Victim's Name
• Baltimore School For The Arts Remains A Magnet For Young Talent
• A Philly Favorite: Where You Can Get A Free Pretzel On National Pretzel Day
• The Boston Red Sox Can't Do Much Right This Year
• Broncos Begin New Era In Nathaniel Hackett And Russell Wilson's First Minicamp
• Wisconsin Election Investigation May Be Nearing End ... Or Not
• Massachusetts Is 'The Leading Performer' In US News Ranking Of Best High Schools
• Winning $150K Powerball Ticket Goes Unclaimed In Michigan
• D.C., Virginia attorneys general investigating NFL's Commanders
• Denver Weather: This April Could Soon Be Declared The Driest On Record
• A national champion the state of Texas can 'cheer' for
• CBS4's Steve Goldstein On Panthers' Remarkable Season, Eye On Stanley Cup
• Fight to rename Gov. Mario M. Cuomo Bridge moves forward
• No Livestream In State Trial For 3 Ex-Officers Charged In George Floyd's Death
• Monroe Street Midway Returns To Downtown Detroit In May
• United plans big expansion of flights to Europe this summer
• Amtrak Starts New York City To Berkshires Summer Train Service
• Watch: Orthopedic Doctor Says Joel Embiid's Thumb Injury Is 'Common,' Often Called 'Skier's Thumb'
• Judge Rules No Livestream In State Trial For 3 Ex-Officers Charged In George Floyd's Death
• Shed Behind South Sacramento Home Catches Fire, Worker From Nearby McDonald's Rushes To Help
• Man Shot By Police Officer Outside Of Meijer In East Lansing
• Man convicted in UVA lacrosse player's murder expected to testify
• Football Helped Immigrant Komotay Koffie And His Brother Embrace Being Different
• Report: Celtics' Next Playoff Series Could Start This Weekend, Depending On Bucks-Bulls Series Length
• Sun Through A Beer Bottle Determined To Be Cause Of 2021 Stoneham Fire
• Man charged in Capitol riot son of famed artist Gregory Gillespie
• Supreme Court hears fight over asylum-seekers waiting in Mexico
• Fmr. Substitute Teacher Sentenced To 40 Years In 'Sextortion Scheme' Involving Minors
• The Opening Doors Gala
• U.N. vote could "put Russia on the spot" for blocking action on Ukraine
• Celtics' Sweep Over Nets Was Historically Close
• Sacramento Police: Armed Suspect Has Surrendered, Hostage Is Now Safe
• Supreme Court hears case over "Remain in Mexico" asylum rule
• Woman Killed In Crash While Crossing Street In Aurora
• PTL Links: April 26, 2022
• Mavericks fans had confidence before Monday's big win
• 32-Year-Old Man Killed, 21-Year-Old Wounded In Pair Of Baltimore Shootings
• North Dakota Sen. Ray Holmberg Resigns After Texts With Child Porn Suspect
• Project SEARCH interns with disabilities help alleviate staffing gaps at Lincolnshire senior living community
• Large fire rips through downtown LA commercial building for second time in 2 months
• Dodgers pitcher Trevor Bauer files suit against sex abuse accuser
• Driver Strikes Woman On Sidewalk Before Crashing Into Front Porch Of West Philadelphia Home
• 37-Year-Old Man Killed In Southeast Baltimore Shooting
• Philadelphia Youth Football Coach Shoots Another Coach In Stands Of Football Field Near Temple University, Police Say
• Gunman kills 2 children and woman at kindergarten in Russia
• Incident Report: 'Gun Fell Over And Discharged' In 9-Year-Old's Accidental Shooting Death
• Jury Selected For Civil Trial Over Yeardley Love's Death
• Do You Procrastinate? Cafe Staffed By Workers Who Will Nag You 'Til You Finish
• Baltimore County Police Looking For Missing 15-Year-Old Girl
• Florida Teacher Accused Of Hitting Student With Broomstick Arrested
• Actor Cary Elwes hospitalized after rattlesnake bite
• Navy SEAL candidate's mother blames Navy for his death
• Trump says he won't rejoin Twitter if Elon Musk reinstates his account
• Port Authority T service restored after power issue halts rail cars
• Anti-Defamation League: anti-semitism hit highest number in 2021
• Judge Denies Dismissal Motion, Sets Trial Date For Former MPD Officer Brian Cummings
• Baby boy abducted by stranger from San Jose apartment
• Fast-moving fire spreads to second home in Larimer
• Apple Watch vs. Garmin: Which is the best smartwatch for you?
• Illinois health officials warn of potential cases of severe hepatitis in 3 children
• President Biden grants 1 pardon, 19 commutations for Texans
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 4/26 Tuesday forecast
• White House sounds alarm on COVID treatment funding
• 25-year-old motorcyclist killed in hit-and-run crash in Portage Park
• Russia says Ukraine war could go nuclear if West keeps sending weapons
• Firefighter Timothy Klein, resident Carlos Richards killed in Brooklyn fire
• Amber Heard's lawyers finish cross-examining Johnny Depp
• MTA Pres. proposes fare evasion crackdown with riders desperate for safety solutions
• Lizzo Returning To Twin Cities For Concert At Xcel Energy Center
• Man robbed, punched at CTA Red Line stop in Lakeview
• Philly Fans Boo Sixers Over Poor Performance In 103-88 Game 5 Loss To Toronto Raptors
• Man Fighting For Life After Being Shot Several Times In Germantown, Police Say
• Man confesses to killing woman in 2001, leads police to body
• Luka scores 33, Mavericks rout Jazz 102-77 take 3-2 lead
• 10 people displaced by Irving Park apartment fire
• Killings of New Hampshire couple still a mystery 5 days later
• 12-Year-Old, Parents Found Dead In Apparent Double Murder-Suicide In Chester County
• Man Shot To Death In St. Paul's Dayton's Bluff Neighborhood
• Antisemitic incidents hit record while jumping 34% in 2021, report says
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Chilly day ahead
• Biden issues first pardons and commutations
• Grand Rapids police chief names officer who fatally shot Patrick Lyoya
• New Video: Bouncer Punches Customer Outside Center City Bar; Man Later Dies From Injuries
• Duplex Catches Fire In Delaware County, Damages Unit Next Door
• White House aims to boost use of COVID drugs, citing plentiful supply
• San Jose police search for suspect who kidnapped 3-month-old boy
• SUV crashes into Chipotle on Baum Boulevard in Bloomfield
• North Korea showcases its biggest ICBM yet at major parade
• COVID: Study finds vaccine prevented tens of thousands of deaths, hospitalizations
• Biden discusses immigration issues with Congressional Hispanic Caucus

Videos from April 26, 2022

• PG&E settlement helping Sonoma County wildfire victims prepare early
• Bruce Lee Exhibit Reopens San Francisco's Chinatown Museum
• Video helped authorities solve case of kidnapped San Jose baby
• Candidates for Los Angeles County's Board of Supervisors discuss urgent issues a facing the region
• Virtual homes going for six figure price tags in the Metaverse
• Look At This: 'The One'
• Vigil held for South Gate Detective Alexis Gonzalez
• Mystery acid spill in Orange triggers HAZMAT response
• ADL says antisemitism on the rise statewide
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Wet and chilly Wednesday
• Institute for Nonviolence Chicago hits streets to curb violence in West Garfield Park
• Suspect arrested in fatal stabbing of total stranger near MacArthur Park
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