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Articles from April 27, 2022

• Payton lifts Warriors to NBA Playoff series clinching win over Denver
• Pair of suspects arrested in Riverside apartment complex carport fire
• 'A Community That Cares For Each Other': City Of Ripon Hasn't Had A Homicide In Nearly 20 Years
• Rough And Not-So-Ready? Small Nevada County Town's Fire Department Struggling Financially
• Bay Bridge Series: Pinder's leadoff homer enough; A's shut out Giants
• Mixed views in Oakland amid possible easing of federal oversight of police
• Andersson scores early in 3rd, Kings beat Kraken 5-3
• Wildlife experts concerned about red tide off coast of Orange County and South Bay
• Vehicle theft suspect sought by Arcadia Police
• Approval Vote Delayed On Sacramento County's First 'Safe Stay' Community
• Jury Reaches $8.7 Million Verdict In Fertility Fraud Case Against Former Doctor Paul Jones
• Ward drives in four, Trout doubles twice as Angels top Guardians, 9-5
• Castle Rock Police Ask For Help In Locating Matthew Buchanan, Person Of Interest In Suspicious Death, Fire
• First Peregrine Falcon Hatchling On UC Davis Medical Center Roof Emerges From Egg
• A's Take Win Over Giants 1-0
• Search for missing father, son boaters Scott & Josh Arbaugh off Humboldt Bay suspended
• Carmichael House Fire On Rampart Drive Turns Deadly
• 'It's Super Cool': Hundreds Surprise Mora High School Teacher After 62-Day COVID Hospitalization
• Security video captures South LA taco truck robbed at gunpoint
• Bulls eliminated from NBA Playoffs after Game 5 loss to Bucks
• Man tells horrific tale of West Side façade collapse that left him injured and killed his father
• Sen. Durbin receives Chicago Children's Advocacy Center Luminary Award, CBS 2's Irika Sargent ecmees
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Things are warming up
• Contreras, Wisdom come through in 10th, Cubs beat Braves
• 'It Couldn't Come At A Better Time': Police Chief Search Continues Amid Damning Report On Minneapolis Police
• Kennedy High School Baseball Field Still Unsuitable Even After $5 Million MLB Grant
• Worcester State Rep. David LeBoeuf Arrested On OUI Charge; Empty Nip Bottles And Wine Cans Found In SUV
• Boston Celtics-Milwaukee Bucks Eastern Conference Semifinals Schedule
• Suspicious Deaths Under Investigation After 2 Bodies Found Inside Gorham, New Hampshire Home
• Boston Police Search For Woman Who Flipped Coolatta Machine At Dorchester Dunkin'
• Maine East High School students join in fast for Ramadan, and many are not Muslim
• UC Davis Med Center Peregrine Falcons
• Officials investigating why Passaic, N.J. lake has turned blue
• New York City's COVID 7-day average rises above 7 percent
• Victim's Family Left With Mixed Feelings After State Exonerates Man Who Spent 30 Years In Prison For Crime He Did Not Commit
• Bogaerts Has 4 Hits, Cora Returns As Red Sox Beat Jays 7-1
• Police: Family Injured In NW Miami Hit-Run
• Two transported after nearly 200 gallons of hydrochloric acid spilled in Santa Fe Springs
• DeBrincat, Lankinen help Blackhawks top Flyers
• Business Owners in Sunset Form Safety Network
• LA awarded $9.5 Million through Project Homekey for supportive housing
• Judge to Reduce Federal Oversight of Oakland Police Department
• Thomas Raynard James Walks Out Of Prison, Exonerated After Spending 30 Years Behind Bars
• Fort Worth high school video shows student using racial slur in class
• Keller @ Large: Dianne Wilkerson Working On Political Comeback
• Miami City Commission Set To Vote On Melreese Country Club As Inter Miami CF's New Home
• Worcester Launches Long-Term Development Plan And It Wants The Public's Help
• Frosh To Argue For Order Blocking Harford County Sheriff From Interfering With Fatal Shooting Investigation
• 12-Year-Old Pompano Beach Student Accused Of Making School Threat
• Redwood City startup developing windows to collect solar energy
• Council President Mosby Apologizes After Heated Hearing On His Dollar House Bill
• Joe Ryan's Arm, Max Kepler's Bat Lead Twins Past Tigers 5-0
• Home intruder captured on interior surveillance camera staring at sleeping victims
• Baltimore City Doubles Incentives For First-Time Homebuyers To $10,000
• Maryland Weather: Freeze Warning For Some Of Central Md. Overnight Before Sunny Thursday
• Pablo Lopez's ERA To 0.39, Now Lowest In The MLB Helps Marlins Edge Nats 2-1
• Stanton's 350th Career Homer, Three RBIs Lead Yanks Past O's
• LASD deputy injured after object flies through windshield of moving vehicle on 57 Freeway
• Rangers give up goal in last minute of third, lose to Canadiens
• Stanton's 350th homer helps Yankees to another win over Orioles
• Trevor Reed's parents discuss their son's ordeal in Russian prison
• Bryce Harper Has 3 Hits, Phillies Win 3rd Straight Over Rockies, 7-3
• Colorado Rapids & Special Olympics Colorado Sign New Athletes
• Detroit City Council Urges Housing Agency To Speed Up Rent Aid Applications
• `She tried to kill me,' Rob Kardashian says of Blac Chyna
• Philadelphia City Councilmember Proposes Holding Money From SEPTA Until Safety Improvements Made
• Beach water warning issued for some LA County beaches
• Man Shot Dead In Minneapolis Drive-By Shooting, Making Him 6th Homicide Victim In Past 8 Days
• OC and Ventura rank in top 10 healthiest counties in California
• Man Serving Time For UVa Lacrosse Player Yeardley Love's Death Takes Stand
• Celtics Will Face Milwaukee Bucks In Second Round Of NBA Playoffs
• 'This Is An Important Victory': California To Increase Awards In Medical Malpractice Cases
• Thousands Of County Workers In Colorado Could Force Collective Bargaining Under New Bill
• Irvine man indicted for attempts to assist multiple terrorist organizations
• Former reservoir on San Francisco's Russian Hill transformed into new city park
• Fauci cautions pandemic isn't over in U.S.
• Second Gunman In Pair Of Deadly Shootings Near Fair Oaks Park Turns Himself In
• Marin woman's group gives opportunity for all to play sports
• Rancho Cucamonga High School senior accepted into more than 100 colleges
• Steven Aubrey arrested for murder of Dallas attorney Ira Tobolowsky
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Vetoes Bill That Would End Solar Power Credits
• LA County reports uptick in school COVID infections following spring break
• USPS Vehicle Struck By Bullets In Highlandtown
• I-Team Update: Ira Tobolowsky's family reacts to murder arrest
• Butler County man accused of trying to kill his dad
• UC Berkeley student charged for threatening to shoot school staffers, prompting lockdown
• Columbia Woman Found Guilty Of Murder In 2018 Death Of Newborn Boy
• City of LA to pay $300,000 to protester shot in groin by LAPD rubber bullet in 2020
• Minnesota House Approves More Than $1B In Supplemental Education Funding
• Man sentenced to 40 years in deadly drive-by shooting
• Dallas City Council approves convention center plan
• NYPD: 3 teens wounded in drive-by shooting in Queens
• 31 Mexican Mafia members and associates face murder, racketeering charges
• Peace Gathering to mark 30th anniversary of LA Uprising, Friday at Liberty Park in Koreatown
• Getting Answers: Is Northern California Next for Water Conservation Rules?
• Four people shot in West Garfield Park
• Fort Worth approves $74 million contract to increase police transparency
• Southern Californians ordered to cut water use amid drought
• Massachusetts Attorney General Says Fenway Park's Cashless Policy Is Legal
• One person wounded in Hegewisch funeral home shooting
• PPS leaders to vote on updating district's mask policy
• Man, 30, reported missing in Koreatown
• Baltimore-Area Students Learn How To Lead, Serve Others Through Ravens' Leadership Institute
• Nike honors Serena Williams with building named after the tennis star
• Woman accused of armed robberies in Foster City, Redwood City
• Dodgers downed by Diamondbacks, sloppy play in 3-1 loss
• Bench-clearing brawl erupts in 8th inning of Mets' loss to Cards
• 6 Injured In Violent Crash At Roseville Intersection
• DHS Secretary defends border policies under intense grilling from GOP lawmakers
• Half Moon Bay resident arrested for alleged child rape
• LA City Council to phase out single-use plastics at city facilities, events
• Parkland shooting judge reverses decision to restart jury selection
• Lamar Jackson Visits His Former Elementary School To See Teacher, Hand Out Gifts
• New Air Quality Monitoring Station Operating In Folsom
• Future Leaders Winner Designs Signs, Gets Lesson In Mechanical Engineering
• Ford Motor loses $3.1 billion due to chip shortage and Rivian
• Police: 6-year-old Connecticut boy suffers burns on face and leg
• 'I'm Just Going To Keep Building From Here': U Of M Sophomore Sets School Record In Discus Throw
• David Morehouse steps down as CEO of Pittsburgh Penguins
• N.J. veterinarian facing multiple counts of animal cruelty
• The Forum in Bronzeville gets a new lease on life, thanks to hard work and a million dollar grant
• Harlem event helps women entrepreneurs advocate for equality
• Crews taking up-and-down temperatures into account when planning road work
• No Bail For Man Accused Of Chelsea Shooting That Injured 68-Year-Old Woman
• West Lakeview neighbors say reconstruction of Metra tracks will ruin their backyards
• Inspired By Japanese Art Form, 3M Creates Sustainable Alternative To Bubble Wrap
• Lookout Alert To Send Emergency Notifications To Jefferson County, Broomfield, Westminster Residents
• Denver Police Arrest Innis Lee Collins In Connection With Girlfriend's Murder
• Alameda police investigate suspicious death
• 56-year-old man killed in Fairfield shooting identified
• City Council approves Mayor Lightfoot's gas and transit card program
• Allegheny County man wanted for sexual exploitation of children and other crimes
• Foreign fighters risk their lives near frontlines in Ukraine
• Farmingdale State suspends assistant baseball coach for 1 year
• LASD detectives searching for grand theft suspects in Westlake Village
• Unique wedding dress stolen from Manhattan apartment building
• Fidelity Will Soon Offer Bitcoin As An Option In 401(k)s
• City short more than 100 officers for Pittsburgh Marathon but will find other security
• Summit School District One Of The First To Ditch Fully Remote Learning Next Year
• Meta stock soars despite mixed earnings result
• $2.25 Million Fund Supports Neighborhood Beautification Projects
• Nearly $2 Million Spent On Recreational Marijuana First Day It Was Legal In New Jersey
• Son Tells Deputies He Stabbed His Dad During Altercation Near Mankato, Sheriff Says
• China reports rare human case of bird flu
• Pair of arrests made in Encino homicide from March
• 2 Washington County teens charged with shooting Orbeez gun at several people
• Motorcyclist seriously injured, collides with semi-truck in Naperville
• Police: Man Wanted For Invasion Of Privacy, Taking Picture Of Person In Restroom
• Charlotte G Jahmir Young Says He Will Play For Maryland If NBA Draft Doesn't Pan Out
• Woman killed in shooting in parking lot of Brickyard Mall; alderman says victim's husband surrenders
• Mayor Lightfoot rolls out plans to help with city's water issue costing Chicagoans thousands
• Police Presence Picking Up In Miami Gardens Ahead Of Formula 1 Grand Prix
• Call for justice from family of man slain in Costco parking lot, Ali Elbanna
• South Jersey's Pine Valley Golf Club Facing Discrimination Charges For Allegedly Banning Women
• Replacing household products with plastic-free alternatives
• 'It's Vindication': George Floyd's Aunt, Others React To Findings Against MPD
• Village Of Cross Keys Gatehouse Dedicated To Iconic Developer
• Pirates pitcher David Bednar delivers baseball gear to old elementary school
• Texas guardsman who drowned trying to save a migrant did not have flotation device
• Woman Struck By Bullet That Came Through Apartment Window
• Trenton Firefighter Grazed By Stray Bullet While Working Out At Fire Station
• Vaughn homers as White Sox stop slide by topping Royals 7-3
• Tyquan Thornton Hopes To Be The Next Great NFL Wide Receiver From South Florida
• 25 Years Later, Questions Linger In Minneapolis Investigation Of Andrew Cunanan's Murders
• Firefighters Stop Forward Progress Of Small Grass Fire Near Fairfield
• Gloucester Township Police Cracking Down On Distracted Drivers With Heavy Focus On Black Horse Pike
• Sheriff: James Madison University softball star's death an apparent suicide
• Miami-Dade Students Get Glam Help From District's Prom Boutique
• Dallas man pleads guilty to running extensive human trafficking operation
• No Bond For Andre Paul-Noel III, Accused Of Fatally Shooting Locksmith He Hired
• Armed man arrested after refusing to get out of RV at Rose Hills Memorial Park in Whittier
• How Magee Rehabilitation Is Using Alexa To Give Paralyzed Patients More Independence
• Officials ID Maryland Man Killed In Shootout With Trooper, Deputy
• 2 Cars Crash Into Front Of Jamaica Plain Bookstore
• Wind advisory issued for North Bay, East Bay hills
• Body of fisherman who fell into Clear Creek found
• Klay Thompson chills ahead of Game 5 of NBA Playoffs
• Suspect arrested in San Francisco Tenderloin carjacking
• Study: Older Adults Produce More 'Love Hormone' Than Younger People, Leading To Greater Life Satisfaction
• Boeing CEO says company probably shouldn't have made Air Force One deal
• Colorado Republican Candidate Will Appeal "Let's Go Brandon" Nickname Ruling
• Hempfield Township home damaged in explosion
• Family Member Identifies Those Shot And Killed In Northeast Denver Apartment
• Baltimore Police Looking For Rape Suspect Believed To Be Hiding In Dundalk
• Dallas City Council unanimously votes to ease restrictions on food trucks
• LAPD officers testify they did not see injuries on Amber Heard
• Employees may soon be able to invest 401K retirement funds in bitcoin
• Aspirin No Longer Recommended To Prevent First Heart Attack Or Stroke For Adults Over 60
• Gov. Wolf warns of rise in hate crimes during 38th Annual Civic Commemoration of the Holocaust
• Marvin McClendon Of Alabama Arrested For 1988 Murder Of 11-Year-Old Melissa Tremblay In Lawrence
• Judge Reverses Decision To Scrap Panel Of Jurors In Nikolas Cruz Penalty Trial
• Check Out The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra's Summer Schedule
• Warning issued after possibly rabid fox found in Grand Prairie
• National Infertility Awareness Week aims to destigmatize some people's journey to parenthood
• More Than Century Later, Madam CJ Walker Inspires Black Women To Capitalize On Hair Industry
• Retired correction officer arrested for 1988 murder of 11-year-old girl
• Florida City Brush Fire Spreads To More Than 1,000 Acres, 30% Contained
• Student Hurt In Fight At Digital Harbor High School, Baltimore School District Says
• Groundbreaking For MLK Memorial 'The Embrace' Held On Boston Common
• Detroit City Council OKs Conrad Mallett To Serve As City's Top Attorney
• Massachusetts Reports 2,807 New COVID Cases, Positivity Rate Increases To 4.8%
• NYPD: 22-year-old woman shot on Staten Island
• Orioles Ace John Means Undergoes Successful Tommy John Surgery, Elias Says
• Feds To Weigh Protections For Gopher Tortoises In Florida
• Next Weather: Rains Return Thursday, Wet Weekend To Follow
• Roseville High Student Suspected Of Stealing Gun Prompts Lockdown
• Twitter abuse victims fear Musk's plans
• American Visionary Art Museum's Kinetic Sculpture Race Returns To Baltimore
• Melvin Gordon III Back In Denver But Likely Flips Roles With Javonte Williams
• Adjustable-rate mortgages make comeback as interest rates rise
• A look at the surge in youth gun violence in the Pittsburgh area
• Mexican Mafia leaders, 28 associates in Orange County charged in federal racketeering case
• Hogan's $200 Million Affordable Housing Package To Create 6,000 Affordable Housing Units In Maryland
• Incandescent light bulbs to be phased out under Biden rules
• Climate advocates call for investments in Somerset County, N.J.
• Suspect in Lily Peters killing planned attack "from the get-go," prosecutors say
• Alex Cora Rejoins Red Sox In Toronto
• Sandlot Returning For 2022 Season With New Operators, New Location
• Man Charged With Fatally Shooting Younger Brother In South Minneapolis
• Republicans target pause on student loan payments
• Black alderwomen renew push for Anjanette Young Ordinance to reform CPD search warrant rules
• Penguins' Sidney Crosby voted 'most complete player' in NHLPA poll
• 2 charged in homicide, robbery of Union City resident
• 6-year-old allegedly burned by another child: "Mommy, they lit me on fire"
• Baltimore Man Charged With Murder In Deadly Double Shooting
• Rocky Mountain National Park To Increase 1-Day Vehicle Pass Fee, Camping Fees
• City Of Stockton Selects Stanley McFadden As Next Police Chief
• Disneyland announces first-ever Grad Nite Reunion
• Why is Russia cutting off natural gas to Bulgaria and Poland?
• Attorneys General For Virginia And DC Launch Separate Investigations Into Washington Commanders' Financial Dealings
• Deputies search West Hollywood neighborhood for assault suspect
• Hearing Officer Recommends 2-Year NYRA Ban For Bob Baffert
• New York court throws out congressional maps favoring Democrats
• Republican Chuck Nadd Drops Out Of Race For Agriculture Commissioner After Gov. DeSantis Endorses Other Candidate
• Penn Hills felon sentenced for trying to fly to Jamaica on supervised release
• Macomb County Sheriff's Office Gives Update On Officer-Involved Shooting In Roseville, Releases Video
• Stockton Police Searching For Arson Suspect
• At least Coachella 40 shuttle drivers get food poisoning after meal; cause still unknown
• Historically Black Beach In Annapolis Gets More Than $5.2 Million For Public Park Process
• Southbound I-25 Reopens At Tomah Road After 'Fire Activity' Closure
• How does the U.S. refugee process work?
• Breyer honored by chief justice in final oral argument before retiring
• For summer travel deals, find what's popular and search around
• 'Swatting' bomb threat shuts down Guerneville Safeway store
• Danville Police Arrest Tracy Bank Robbery Suspect
• TV host Will Clinger hospitalized after being robbed, attacked on CTA Red Line
• Charles Sikanich, superintendent for 45th Ward, accused of trying sell machine gun while working
• Man who allegedly left nooses for BLM supporters charged with hate crimes
• Chicago First Alert Weather: A few showers through Thursday
• Maxine Waters isolating after testing positive for COVID
• Where's Marty? Visiting Baltimore's Babe Ruth Museum On 'Babe Ruth Day'
• $18.8 million settlement reached in Lamborghini crash that killed Monique Munoz
• US Bureau Of Engraving And Printing To Build New Production Facility For Paper Currency In MD
• New York's highest court rejects new congressional district maps
• USDA Designates All 64 Colorado Counties As Primary Natural Disaster Areas
• Mayor Scott Postpones Tax Sale To Protect Baltimore Homeowners
• Deputies: Shots Fired After Hit-And-Run In Yolo County
• KDKA Investigates explores teen gun violence in 3-part series
• US out of COVID-19 pandemic phase, Fauci says
• Americans need $35.80 an hour to afford basics. Few make that.
• Texas pilot Stewart Dietrick 1 of 2 killed in helicopter crash
• City Council defeats Ald. Beale's bid to do away with lower 6mph threshold for speed camera tickets
• See Smoke In Summit County? Pile Burning Operations Taking Place
• Fauci won't attend White House Correspondents' Dinner, says pandemic "is not over"
• Germany casts off post-WWII qualms to send Ukraine heavy weapons
• Man Killed In Roxbury Shooting Close To Trotter Elementary School
• Footage Released Of Suspect Shooting At Sacramento Police Officers During Chase
• Focus On Strengthening Families During Child Abuse Prevention Month
• Business tax cut passes Pennsylvania House
• Pulitzer-winning musical "A Strange Loop" opens on Broadway
• UM To Lift Mask Mandate, Wearing Masks In Classrooms Will Be Optional
• Madeleine Albright remembered as champion of freedom at funeral service
• 2 Cars Go Up In Flames At Denver County Vehicle Impound
• 68-year-old child predator wanted in Texas arrested at border
• Judge vacates life sentence of man wrongfully convicted in 1991
• Minnesota House Passes Proposal To Create New State Flag
• It's a big baby boy! 6-foot-7 Masai giraffe is tallest born at Los Angeles Zoo
• NHL Players Hate To Play Against Brad Marchand, But Would Love Him As A Teammate
• Car Lands On Its Roof After Accident In West Philadelphia
• Man Pedals Through Philadelphia On Solo Cross-Country Bike Ride To Support Breast Cancer Research
• Suspects identified in Baby Brandon kidnapping in San Jose
• Police Seek 2 Juveniles Who Broke Into, Robbed Detroit Dollar Store
• Science of Weather: Underwater Gliders
• Man shot multiple times in New Kensington
• U.K. politics rocked by allegations of misconduct and misogyny
• Michael Bublé Sets September 2022 Date At Golden 1 Center For New Tour
• Meow Wolf's Vortex Festival Comes To Denver This Summer
• Local Southwest Detroit Muralist Tells the Stories of History along Mexicantown's Buildings, Walls
• Man, Woman, Child Killed In Shooting At Apartments In Northeast Denver
• Huge blue diamond sells at auction for $57.5 million
• New York attorney general sounds off as Trump appeals $10,000 a day contempt ruling
• Minneapolis police accused of pattern or practice of racial discrimination
• Philadelphia Police Arrest Quintez Adams In Connection To 2 Sexual Assaults, Including One On SEPTA Train
• Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf Honors Survivors, Victims On Holocaust Remembrance Day
• 3 suspects ID'd in San Jose abduction of baby boy; motive still unclear
• SEC arrests Archegos founder on billion-dollar fraud charges
• LA Rams plan heist to steal NFL Draft in "Ocean's 11"-style short film
• Woman brutally stabbed on the job at Bronx laundromat
• COVID In MN: 1,300+ New Cases Reported As Case Growth Continues Upward Trajectory
• Who is leaving Twitter and who is staying — and why
• Cook Co. Sheriff's Office opens River North command post
• Animal cruelty suspect sought after injured Chihuahua abandoned on I-30
• Hunters Sue To Allow Sunday Hunting In Maine
• Police union, governor respond after Mayor Adams calls out phone use
• DuPage County Health Department hosting career fair Wednesday
• 2 Colorado Astronauts On Their Way To International Space Station
• 120K Pounds Of Ground Beef Recalled Due To E. Coli Fears
• Elon Musk's Request To Scrap Deal Over 2018 Tweets Is Rejected
• Trader Joe's Store Set To Open In Parker May 6
• 3 people treated for smoke inhalation after fire at Fort Worth printing business
• Scientists share how climate change could change daily life
• Zelenskyy invited to G20 meeting in Bali, which Putin may also attend
• Barstow couple arrested for murder after 1-year-old son dies of suspected abuse injuries
• WATCH LIVE: City Officials Provide Virtual Update On Philadelphia's Gun Violence Response
• Maryland Weather: It's Going To Be Cool & Windy
• Novak Djokovic will be allowed to defend Wimbledon title
• Miami Heat Round 2 Playoff Tickets Go On Sale Wednesday Afternoon
• Construction Joining Bucks, Montgomery County Bike Trails Complete
• Firefighter Adopts Pit Bull Puppy Rescued From Sacramento Homeless Fire, Names Him 'Loki'
• Southwest Detroit's Cinco de Mayo Parade Makes Its Return After Two-Year Virtual Format
• Grand Rapids Police Officers Association Backs Officer In Patrick Lyoya Killing
• Denver Proposes Expansion to Recycling Program, Fee-Based Service
• 'Visions of Night,' New Exhibit Of Night Photography In Baltimore, To Open Friday
• Student Dies After Shooting Himself At School In Upper Peninsula
• Deadly Crash Backs Up I-76 Near Commerce City Wednesday Morning
• Lollapalooza announces daily lineup; single-day tickets now on sale
• Peyton Manning's Foundation Establishes Demaryius Thomas Memorial Scholarship At Georgia Tech
• Border protection agents seize over 2 pounds of meth hidden inside speaker box
• Video shows 9/11 hijackers with alleged Saudi intelligence operative
• Farmer finds 4,500-year-old statuette while working his land
• Man found dead in South LA crash; shooting investigation underway
• The Dolphins And Why Fans Shouldn't Worry About Not Have Any Early Picks
• Motorcyclist Killed In Crash At Buckley Road, Mexico Avenue In Aurora
• Oak Park High School Closed Wednesday After Fight Between Several Men Who Forced Way Into School, Students
• La Niña To Stay Through Summer, Recent NOAA Outlook Leans Hot And Dry For Colorado
• Philadelphia Eagles Eyeing Alabama's Jameson Williams With 15th Overall Pick In NFL Draft: Report
• Sacramento County Man Accused Of Posing Online As Young Girl To Groom More Than 80 Young Victims In Child Porn Scheme
• Ballot measure considered for Dallas Fair Park, Convention Center
• Family Of Mother Whose Husband, 3 Sons Killed In Kensington House Fire Speaks Out
• Woman, 34, Killed In Crash On Highway 160 In Sacramento River Delta
• Oakland County Names Calandra Green Its First Black Female Health Officer
• Sadie Ward And The Bra Recyclers
• January 6 committee wants to hear from McCarthy after new audio emerges
• 4-Year-Old Injured After Shots Fired At Detroit Home
• Baltimore County Detectives Investigating Randallstown Shooting
• Acid attacks against women on the rise in Mexico: "He came for me"
• Former student recalls Madeleine Albright's kindness in time of crisis
• Mock Drafts Have Vikings Going Defense With First Round Pick
• CHP: Stockton Woman Killed in Fresno Multi-Car Crash
• Video: Man Wanted In Attempted Burglary At Dalessandro's Steaks, 3 Other Similar Burglaries
• Non-profit Project LOVE using basketball to get young kids excited about serious adult topics
• Report: Some Massachusetts Families Spending Nearly Half Their Income On Child Care
• Astronaut On Historic Mission On Her Way To International Space Station
• PTL Links: April 27, 2022
• Celtics Could Reportedly Host Game 1 Of Round 2 On Sunday Afternoon
• Texas homeowners reeling after property tax appraisals skyrocket
• Tigers Throw It Away
• New England Living: Chef Jacques Pepin Cooks His Famous Omelette
• New England Living: The Oldest Boat Shop In America Is Right In Amesbury
• Teen in critical condition after shooting in West Garfield Park
• Cooking With Rania: Strawberry Pie
• Taylor Auxiliary Police Program Temporarily Suspended While MSP Investigate Accidental Shooting
• Legend High School Grad Chad Muma Could Be A First Rounder In NFL Draft
• Couples That Share (Rather Than Split) Chores Tend To Be Happier, Study Finds
• Man who killed UVA lacrosse player Yeardley Love takes the stand
• Large tree comes crashing down in Hollywood Hills neighborhood
• Camden County Commissioners Discuss New Jersey's Upcoming Plastic Bag Ban
• 2 Men Killed In Southern Baltimore Shooting, Police Say
• T.J. Hockenson Locked Up With 5th-Year Option
• Bruins Playoff Picture Coming Into Focus With Two Games Left In Regular Season
• Sound Engineer Ambushed By 5 Gunmen Outside Recording Studio In South Philadelphia: Police
• Michigan Democrats Challenge 3 GOP Governor Candidates' Petitions
• Double Shooting In Philadelphia's Kensington Section Leaves Man, Woman Injured, Police Say
• LAUSD lengthens 2022-23 school year to make up for lost instructional time during COVID
• NAACP: Michigan AG Must Investigate Patrick Lyoya Case
• Beijing braces for possible return to COVID lockdown as cases mount
• 67 North End Restaurants Apply To Participate In Outdoor Dining
• The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip3 5G foldable smartphone is on sale, plus get a pair of Galaxy Buds Live earbuds for free
• The man who escaped "The Dexter Killer"
• Alarmed deputies surround Florida school shooter to protect him in court
• New hearing ordered over California ban on private prisons
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 4/27 Wednesday forecast
• Cop says police chief broke his neck trying to demonstrate a hold
• Former Texas Marine Trevor Reed freed in Russian prisoner swap
• Julia R. Masterman Secondary School In Philadelphia Ranked 10th Best High School In US: Report
• Exclusive Photos: Saint John Neumann Statue At Cathedral Basilica Of Saints Peter And Paul Desecrated
• Fidelity to let 401(k) customers add bitcoin to their accounts
• Brazen carjacking, beating caught on camera in the Bronx
• A man was rescued a lagoon in Lincoln Park Wednesday morning.
• Cash-stuffing: A new trend for saving money
• Survey Ranks Stockyard Sandwich Company's Burger Best In Pennsylvania
• From exams to the ice, doctor dances with the Dallas Stars
• Applications now open for nearly $1 million in scholarships for students pursuing healthcare careers
• Patriots Foundation Donates $100,000 To Help First-Generation College Students
• Ukraine says Russia resorting to "blackmail," nuclear threats as war rages
• Brooklyn man arrested in American Dream mall shooting
• Singapore executes mentally disabled man despite worldwide outcry
• Cradles to Crayons​ giving away diapers, items for children in need; here's how to donate
• DNA links man to 1989 murder, 1990 rape in same apartment complex
• 1 dead after fire breaks out in basement of Queens home
• Pittsburgh Weather: Record-low temperatures possible Wednesday
• Candlelight vigil for Texas 6-year-old killed by school bus
• Local Lawmakers Sounding Alarm Over Uncertain Future Of Delaware County Memorial Hospital
• SWAT situation in Etna ends peacefully
• Illinois State Police investigating after shots fired on I-57 at 147th Street
• Mysterious disease kills 67 horses at federal facility in Colorado
• TSA To Hold Recruiting Event Wednesday With Hopes Of Hiring More Officers At Philadelphia International Airport
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Cold continues
• Former GOP Congressman Will Hurd - "Intelligence Matters"
• Driver Hurt After Crashing Jeep Into Weymouth Home
• Wilkinsburg couple expected at City-County Building for lawsuit over 'Newcomer Tax'
• Argo AI expanding global headquarters in Pittsburgh
• Floridian Spends Retirement Capturing Invasive Lizards That Threaten Native Wildlife
• NASA launches long-duration crew to space station
• Wednesday's Child: 13-Year-Old Aylin
• Twilight Wish helps 71-year-old woman reconnect with family
• At least 11 people fatally electrocuted at Hindu festival in India
• 'How Old Is Too Old?': OBGYN Shares Her Fertility Struggles
• 5 Syrian troops among 9 people killed by Israeli air strike, monitor says
• The Death Of Lily Peters: Boy Taken Into Custody; Police Say He 'Was Known To The Victim'
• 3 arrested in New Castle drug bust
• Myanmar's Aung San Suu Kyi sentenced to five more years
• Pens raise flag in honor of Logan Boulet
• Pirates lose 12-8 to visiting Milwaukee Brewers
• Bassitt strong over 6 as Mets blank Cardinals

Videos from April 27, 2022

• COVID: Fauci says pandemic entering new phase, UCSF expert weighs in
• Dub Nation celebrates as Warriors close out Nuggets, advance to Western Semifinals
• Red tide spotted off coast of Orange County and South Bay
• SoCal's biggest water supplier to limit outdoor irrigation to one day per week starting June 1
• CA Senate candidate Dan O'Dowd launches multi-million dollar campaign targeted at Tesla
• LA County reports uptick in school COVID infections following spring break
• CBS 2's Irika Sargent emcees Chicago Children’s Advocacy Center award dinner
• Security video captured the armed robbery of a popular South LA food truck
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Showers Thursday
• Hundreds of Maine East High School students fast for Ramadan
• Full Interview: Anthony Wright Jr. speaks about horrifying building collapse
• First Alert weather: CBS2 11 p.m. forecast
• Warm and muggy weather expected to close out the week
• KDKA-TV Nightly Forecast (4/27)
• Fire crews in Downey dealing with HAZMAT situation in Santa Fe Springs area
• Passaic, N.J. officials trying to determine why a popular lake has turned milky blue
• Student uses racial slur during class in video from Fort Worth high school
• Anthony Wright Jr. recounts trauma of building collapse that left him injured, killed father
• Authorities searching for pair of suspects wanted for grand theft from Guitar Center
• LASD deputy injured after unknown object strikes windshield of cruiser
• Though NYC cases are ticking up, Dr. Fauci says U.S. has entered new phase of the pandemic
• I-Team Update: Ira Tobolowsky's family reacts to murder arrest
• Police arrest man wanted for sex crimes
• Steven Aubrey arrested for murder of Dallas attorney Ira Tobolowsky
• 14-year-old girl shot in neck, 2 other teens injured In Queens
• Trevor Reed, Marine detained in Russia, expected to return to US tonight
• David Morehouse Steps Down
• PPS board members vote to change mask policy
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• Gov. Hochul, police union respond to Mayor Adams' comments about cops on their phones
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• Historic Taylor Bliss home approved for move
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• Listen to the moment Melissa Lucio finds out her execution has been delayed
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• AM weather update with Anne Elise Parks
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• At least 50 percent of Americans have survived COVID, White House says
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• Chicago First Alert Weather: Cold continues
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• Couple taking on Allegheny County 'newcomer tax'
• Police searching for suspects in assault at North Shore bar
• PPS board to vote on updating district's mask policy
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