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Articles from May 2, 2022

• Employee fires on San Jose smash-and-grab robbers
• California Leaders Propose To Enshrine Right To Choose In State Constitution, Sound Off On Report Of High Court's Vote To Overturn Abortion Rights
• Gov. Newsom Says California Will 'Fight Like Hell' After Report Suggests U.S. Supreme Court Privately Voted To Overturn Abortion Rights
• Trash From Bottom Of Lake Tahoe Will Be Turned Into Sculpture To 'Inspire Greater Environmental Stewardship'
• Rays use balanced offense to beat A's, 6-1
• 'The City Refuses To Do Any Enforcement': Sacramento Business Owner Blocks Street In Attempt To Keep Homeless Out
• CBS4 Exclusive With Gov. Jared Polis On JonBenet Ramsey Murder: 'The Killer Of JonBenet Ramsey Should Not Rest Easy'
• Sun Valley landlord laments eviction moratorium as 'nightmare tenant' destroys property
• Wife Of Murdered DoorDash Driver Speaks Out After Another Delivery Driver Is Target Of Violence
• Half Moon Bay hemp farmer sentenced for failure to pay workers, taxes
• Fairfield Teen, 17, Identified As Girl Killed In South Sacramento Assault
• Danault scores late, Kings beat Oilers 4-3 in series opener
• Claremont extends al fresco dining program to next year
• Colorado Leaders React To Leaked Abortion Supreme Court Draft Opinion
• Video of 'tripping' incident heats up DA race in South Bay
• Police apprehend carjacking suspect who went into NU Chicago Campus building
• Chicago Weather: Heavy downpours Tuesday morning
• Correa's Tiebreaking Single Gives Twins 10th Win In 11 Games
• Semi truck hauling mobile home hits overpass on 5 FWY, continues driving
• Vikings Decline 5th-Year Option On Center Garrett Bradbury
• Leaked Politico report suggests high court could overturn Roe
• Body of missing hiker found at base of Big Falls Waterfall in San Gorgonio Park
• Southwest Side neighbors say they're plagued with car stunt rallies weekend after weekend
• Family Of Man Killed In La Alma Park Asks For Denver To Reopen Park And Rec Center
• 'Quite Traumatizing': Family Helped Rescue Other Guests From Fire At Red Jacket Resort
• Cambridge Family Gets Justice 30 Years After Man Was Murdered In Australia
• 13-Year-Olds Facing Multiple Charges In Connection With Recent Downtown Crossing, Boston Common Attacks
• Connecticut Murder Suspect's Truck Found In Salisbury
• Police searching for missing Fremont teen
• NE Miami-Dade Drive-By Shooting Leaves Man Dead, Woman Hospitalized: 'Everything Is Going Crazy Nowadays'
• How To Manage Finances Amid Inflation, Rising Interest Rates And Volatile Market
• Tributes pour in for 10-year-old who died on Long Beach baseball field
• Metro Transit Beefs Up Security On Buses And Trains, At Stations
• Meet 3 New Colorado Teachers Who Are Eager To Step Into The Classroom
• CBS4's Joe Gorchow Shares What New Residents Like Himself Need To Know For Their First Hurricane Season
• Amazon Delivery Driver Robbed By Pair Of Thieves In Stanislaus County
• Suspended Showalter misses game, Mets cooled off by Braves
• New program offers loan forgiveness to first-time Bay Area homebuyers
• Bleeding Baltimore: Mapping The City's Violent Crime & Searching For Solutions
• What are the benefits, and drawbacks, of mental health apps?
• Firefighters Respond To 4-Alarm Blaze, Partial Collapse In West Baltimore
• Report: Draft Opinion Suggests Supreme Court Will Overturn Roe v. Wade
• Anne Arundel County Public Schools Is Joining Dozens Of Other School Districts In Suing A Vape Company
• Secret Recordings Of People Recovered From Late Music Teacher's Home, Baltimore County Police Say
• Applications Open For Baltimore's Guaranteed Income Program For Young Families
• A warning about solar panels after man's home almost burns down
• Suspect In Death Of Isreali Tourist Efraim Gordon Pleads Guilty To Murder
• Man Convicted Of Sexually Assaulting Homeless Women Along American River Parkway
• Mother Charged After Shooting Her 2 Boys; Children Not Expected To Survive, Bucks County DA Says
• Robbery Detectives Seek Identity Of Armed Robbers Who Target Baltimore's Cell Phone Stores
• Two women arrested for stealing over $3,500 in fragrance, beauty products from Redondo Beach business
• Gallen Out-Pitches López, Diamondbacks Outlast Marlins 5-4
• 'Love Is Going To Win': Drag Queen DJing Newburyport Dance For High Schoolers Defends Event
• Severe thunderstorm watch issued, expect scattered showers
• Herro Scores 25, Heat Take Game 1 Over 76ers 106-92
• 3 People Injured In Serious Crash On Roosevelt Boulevard, Police Say
• Forest Service Announces When Reservation System Will Open For Mount Evans, Brainard Lake
• Met Gala: Celebrities abound on fashion's biggest night
• Detroit Officials To Honor Vincent Chin, Chinese Man Beaten To Death In 1982
• Torres has big night, Yankees run win streak to 10 games
• 3 Men Wounded In Trio Of Central Baltimore Shootings Hours Apart, Police Say
• East Bay refineries converting to biofuel face resistance
• Belle Isle Conservancy Celebrates Japanese Culture With Annual Koi Festival
• CNS Healthcare Launches 'Plant Your Flag' Event, Encourages Community To Display Mental Health Awareness Signs
• Art teacher at Northwest Side's Taft High School surprised with Golden Apple Award
• Hurricanes Beat Bruins 5-1 In Playoff Series Opener
• Report: Draft opinion suggests Supreme Court will overturn Roe v. Wade
• Report: Draft opinion suggests high court will overturn Roe v. Wade
• 83-Year-Old Hollywood Woman Duped By Fake City Worker
• Without Embiid, Sixers Overpowered In Game 1 Loss To Heat
• Colorado woman adopted as a baby reunited with birth mother after more than 50 years
• Battle brewing over control of the Gilroy Garlic Festival
• Next Weather: Dry Streak Continues Tuesday, With Sunshine Increasing Through The Day
• Security guard testifies in Johnny Depp-Amber Heard case
• Nik Bonitto Excited About Future With Denver Broncos
• Maryland Weather: Rain Will Give Way To A Sunny Mother's Day
• Flower, Dress Shops Back To Pre-Pandemic Business Levels This Prom Season
• Dog Rescued After Falling Off Cliff At Monument Mountain In Great Barrington
• Catalytic converters stolen from cars at Westmoreland County auto shop
• Baltimore County Police Find Missing Man Who Was Possibly Armed Dead
• 4 rescued from 2-alarm fire at UC Berkeley's Anna Head Alumnae Hall
• Adrian Peterson Agrees To Complete 20 Hours Of Domestic Violence, Alcohol Counseling Courses (CBS LA)
• Santa Rosa shooting leaves 1 victim critical
• Tahoe South Surfaced Art
• Two men shot in broad daylight near the Chicago Theatre; Moulin Rouge performance canceled in The Loop
• Jury Awards $15M In Damages In UVA Lacrosse Player's Killing
• Vice President Kamala Harris tests negative for COVID
• Motorcyclist killed in crash with dump truck in Rosemont; traffic, Metra service snagged
• LA City Hall to glow green for Mental Health Awareness Month
• Roof Of Vacant Restaurant Building Catches Fire In North Highlands
• Investigators Work To Identify Body Found At Recycling Center In Marysville
• Attorneys for Aaron Dean tell judge a fair trial isn't possible in Tarrant County
• Man's body found along walking path in Santa Cruz
• $25 million library has movie theater, podcast studio, state-of-the-art kitchen
• Sharks face major questions after missing playoffs for 3rd straight year
• CIA reaches out to Russians opposed to war in Ukraine
• Woman convicted of scamming elderly person by claiming they won $1 million
• Woman found shot to death in Edgewater
• Denver Weather: More Moisture Heading For Colorado This Week
• White Sox shut down Trout, Angels in 3-0 win
• Albany to clear path for Gov. Hochul to name new running mate
• School Bus Carrying Students Involved In Crash In Plainville
• Woman dies in hit-and-run in San Francisco's Tenderloin
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• It's Hurricane Preparedness Week
• 'We're Coming After You': Aurora Police Cracking Down On Illegal Street Racing
• Kit Carson Teacher Who Was Recorded Using N-Word In Class Resigns
• California population shrinks for 2nd straight year; stays most populous state
• Kathy Boudin, convicted in 1981 Brinks truck robbery, dead at 78
• Police find body of 93-year-old Florida woman in her freezer
• Celebs Join 'Dare To Share' Campaign Aimed At Raising Mental Health Awareness
• Need For Equitable Access To Mental Health Care Highlighted By Gov. Jared Polis
• Demand for school bus drivers grows as many have yet to receive promised bonuses
• Jury gives sweeping win to Kardashian family in Blac Chyna lawsuit
• "Melanoma Monday" emphasizes importance of healthy sun habits
• Pittsburgh police getting hundreds of fewer applicants for officers
• Where's My Ballot? Track Your Mail-In Vote
• Judge Orders Elbert County Clerk To Turn Over Copies Of Voting Hard Drives To Secretary Of State
• Straight line winds caused storm damage in Morgantown, NWS says
• 'It Puts Meaning Behind Law Enforcement': Annual Peace Officers Memorial Ceremony Returns To Capitol After Pandemic Delay
• Mayor Daniella Levine Cava Welcomes Leaders From Around The World For Inaugural Global Resilience Forum
• State police warn of scam hitting teachers in Westmoreland County
• Wild Gear Up For First Round Of NHL Playoffs Against Blues: 'Everybody's Back To Zero'
• Ball Arena Development Proposal Includes Park, Housing, Retail Space
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Pumps Brakes On Petition For Elon Musk To Move Twitter Headquarters To Florida
• New Delivery Service Brings Minnesota Farm Foods To Your Doorstep
• Suspect sought in overnight shooting at Union City apartment complex
• After street racers do stunts on Lower Wacker, police say more resources needed for prevention
• Boston Man Accused Of Pulling Gun On Another Parent During Westford Basketball Tournament
• Man With Gunshot Injuries Dies After Seeking Help From Johns Hopkins Doctors, Baltimore Police Say
• Could safety on CTA become a political issue? Mayor Lightfoot says no
• Housing costs boom over Allegheny County, forcing people of color to move
• Marking the end of Ramadan with food, prayer and reflection
• Warrant issued for corrections official who left jail with inmate
• Woman who spent her first Mother's Day in the NICU gets her "happy ending"
• Global flower shortage in full-bloom, what to do for Mother's Day?
• Tulsa Race Massacre survivors seek justice in what could be their last chance
• "Major gas leak" on Santa Monica Boulevard prompts hours-long closure
• With COVID Cases On The Rise Again, Is It Still Safe To Go Back To 'Normal'?
• Returning Southlake teachers barred from criticizing district leadership to media
• Crews Contain Vegetation Fire Near Modesto; 1 Burn Victim Transported
• Property Tax Relief Package Would Save Average Colorado Homeowner $274
• Married Vietnam Vets Honored By St. Paul Saints, In Tandem
• Fort Worth mayor, council members to receive big pay raise if voters approve charter amendment
• Minn. Veteran, Inspired By His Own Personal Journey, Aids In Ukraine Humanitarian Efforts
• Allegheny County man accused of exposing himself to young girl
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Pledges Over $30 Million To Support Manatees
• Ex-Bears linebacker Brian Urlacher talks new hires, former players and a young man following in his footsteps
• Craft Brewing Convention Returns, Bringing Thousands To Downtown Minneapolis
• Off-duty Waukegan police officer shoots, kills husband in domestic incident, authorities say
• Giants outfielder Jason Krizan gets 1st MLB hit after 11 years in minors
• Baltimore County Council To Vote On Police Accountability Board
• Shasta Lake Couple Sentenced In Forced Labor Case Involving Guatemalan Relatives
• Fort Collins Ban On Plastic Bags In Large Grocery Stores Now In Effect
• 49ers unveil team license plates to benefit California State Parks
• Network Connect Ambassadors Distribute Mental Health Awareness Kits In Wilmington
• Russell, Higgins Jump Into Race To Run Against Salazar
• Legislature Reaches Final Three-Week Stretch Of Session, Hopes For Compromise
• New Chicago Inspector General Deborah Witzburg outlines improvements she'd like to see at CPD
• Plans for another homeless shelter in Chinatown dropped
• City Of Philadelphia Reopens First-Time Homebuyer Assistance
• Former NFL star Adrian Peterson agrees to complete 20 hours of domestic violence, alcohol counseling courses
• Susan G. Komen Aiming To Overcome Inequities Black Breast Cancer Patients Face
• Woman found dead inside Plano home, police investigating
• Boulder Police Track Down Sexual Assault Suspect Ian Morrison In Oregon
• It's Go-Kart Racing In The Miami Design District All Week to Celebrate First Ever F1 Miami Grand Prix
• Attempt to form second Amazon union on Staten Island fails
• Historic Boston Swan Boats Have Been Operated By One Family For 145 Years
• Chicago First Alert Weather: showers overnight could bring heavy downpours for morning commute
• Andy Warhol's Marilyn Monroe portrait going to auction for estimated $200 million
• Last-minute stock rally makes for merry start to May
• NJ Transit, Amtrak service limited due to down wires
• Spirit Rejects JetBlue's Offer
• Here's How Much More You'll Pay For Summer Camp This Year. It's Not Pretty
• How to watch 'Star Trek: Strange New Worlds'
• New ad campaigns shows tragic consequences of speeding on NYC streets
• Mayfair Residents Say Concerns Of Rat Infestation Falling On Deaf Ears: 'Big Ones The Size Of A Cat'
• WATCH: Shayna Yvonne Rudd Joins CBS3 To Discuss Issues Surrounding Families Dealing With Mental Health Struggles
• Another Dave Chapelle Stand-Up Set Announced At Live! Casino After First 3 Sell Out
• Elderly Florida Woman's Body Found In Freezer
• After Eastland Complex fire, Texas Gov. Abbott approves SBA disaster loans to small businesses
• Dylan Cease strikes out 11, White Sox shut out Angels 3-0 to split series
• Brian Flores' Lawyer Tells Judge It's 'Unconscionable' For NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell To Arbitrate Suit
• State House Passes Bill To Make Prescriptions, Health Care More Affordable
• Grieving Father Of 2-Year-Old Girl Killed In NW Miami-Dade Hit-&-Run Crash Releases Video In Hopes Of Finding Driver Video
• UMass Amherst Police Locate Man Who Appeared To Have A Gun Near Campus
• Girl, 17, found dead in Tinley Park home; authorities rule death a homicide
• From Center Luke Wattenberg To Fast Wideout Montrell Washington, Denver Broncos Add Depth For Quarterback Russell Wilson
• Thomas Siderio's Family Reacts To Arrest Of Former Philadelphia Police Officer Who Allegedly Killed 12-Year-Old: 'He Took Him In Cold Blood'
• Former substitute teacher charged, accused of showing profanity-laden poem to student
• State Trooper, Sheriff's Deputy Who Fatally Shot Charles Bangs Identified
• Jimmy Kimmel tests positive for COVID-19
• Sources: Disgruntled customer eyed as person of interest in killing of delivery worker Zhiwen Yan
• Biden to meet with parents of missing journalist, Texas native Austin Tice
• NTSB: Faulty Door Control System May Be Cause Of Red Line Dragging That Killed Robinson Lalin
• Register Your Child for Imagination Library
• Inside NFL Draft Night: Trey McBride Goes To The Cardinals, Hopes To Carry On Fort Morgan Legacy
• JPMorgan Chase accused of gender discrimination
• Deputies: Encina High Student Arrested After Stabbing Other Student During Fight
• Orlando Anglada Under Arrest, Allegedly Dealt Fentanyl To Woman Who Nearly Died
• Methuen High School Classes Dismissed After Stabbing
• Massachusetts Reports 6,290 New COVID Cases Over 3 Days, 6 Additional Deaths
• Jury Finds Bustaman Kartabrata Guilty Of Killing 2 Adults, 11-Year-Old
• Barrel containing human remains discovered in Lake Mead
• 3 killed after car goes into West Virginia river
• CPD to work more closely with unarmed security guards on the CTA to fight violent crime
• Police: Suspects Worked Together In Theft From Patterson T-Mobile Store
• Former Broncos Wide Receiver Emmanuel Sanders To Honor Demaryius Thomas At The Denver Broncos Boys & Girls Club
• Ryan Ramsey Is Perfect Fit As Maryland's New No. 1 Starter
• Gubernatorial Hopeful Scott Jensen Says Elections Chief Steve Simon Should Be Jailed
• Report: Steelers decline Devin Bush's fifth-year option
• Stanford nurses overwhelmingly ratify new contract; strike ends
• Port extends public comment period on proposed amphitheater at LA Waterfront
• Outdoor Chicken Fryer Caused Dundalk Fire That Displaced 16, Officials Say
• Zandon Is 3-1 Favorite For 148th Kentucky Derby At Churchill Downs
• Gross Reservoir Recreation Areas Closed For 2-3 Weeks During Improvement Construction
• Pittsburgh sports bar re-opens after health department forces closure
• WJZ's Furever Friend: Hachi
• Car critically injures pedestrian standing on North Freeway service road
• Israel demands apology after Russian official says Hitler had Jewish roots
• Black bear spotted in Vacaville neighborhood near schools
• Dump Truck Crashes Into Ravine Between Bridges In Anne Arundel County
• North Texas business steps up to help desperate mothers
• Detectives Following 'Some Promising Leads' In Killing Of Fells Point Bouncer, Harrison Says
• Supreme Court Rules Boston 'Violated The Free Speech Clause' In Refusing To Fly Christian Flag
• Michigan's Oldest Resident Irene Dunham Dies At 114
• Officers Who Opened Fire On Driver Who Allegedly Rammed Police Car In Dundalk Were Justified, Jury finds
• Flooding Affecting Travel In Parts Of Minnesota, North Dakota
• California's Population Falls Again, Now Back To 2016 Levels
• Report Calls Out Abuse Of Social Media By Minneapolis Police Dept.
• Parents Report Shortages Of Crucial Baby Formula After Abbott Nutrition Recall
• Oakland teen dies in solo crash on Highway 13
• Brian Flores lawyer: 'Unconscionable' for Roger Goodell to arbitrate suit
• 62-Year-Old Robert Sanger Dies After Falling From Lift At Gillian's Wonderland Pier In Ocean City, New Jersey
• Melanoma Monday Highlights Most Serious Form Of Skin Cancer
• Mussels caught off California coast under quarantine due to high levels of toxins
• Body recovered from Lake Michigan near Edgewater
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Rain returns tonight
• Things Are Ugly For The Boston Red Sox
• Bill Signed Clearing The Way For $750 Frontline Worker Checks
• Police: Bleach Sprayed In Victim's Eyes In Wheaton Mall Attack
• Amazon workers reject union at second New York City warehouse
• First Alert Weather 101: Have a meteorologist visit your classroom!
• Crews Recover Bodies Of 2 Men Thrown From Boat On Big Marine Lake, Both Victims ID'd
• 'I'm Just Really Stressed Out': Renters Across Country Facing Big Hikes
• VP Kamala Harris Tests Negative For COVID, Will Return To White House On Tuesday
• Series Preview: Mavericks vs. Suns
• Gold King Mine Settlement: $90 Million For Ongoing Cleanup Efforts In San Juan County
• 2 Charged With Attempted Murder In Shooting Of MPD Forensic Scientist
• Ohio primary voters head to polls in first test of Trump's influence in GOP midterms
• Crews stop forward progress of Pittsburg brush fire
• Ex-Pentagon Chief Claims Trump Asked About Shooting George Floyd Protesters, Report Says
• DNA confirms killed coyote attacked 2-year-old girl near Huntington Beach Pier
• Gov. Jared Polis' Office Reviewing JonBenet Ramsey Petition For More DNA Evidence
• Denver Weather: Areas Of Rain With A Few Flakes Mixed In Through Early Monday Afternoon
• Mets cut Canó with almost $45 million left on deal
• Texas city honors Megan Thee Stallion for philanthropic work
• EPA Awards $40M For Chesapeake Bay Restoration, Part Of 5-Year, $238M Plan
• The U.S. economy shrank last quarter. Is a recession next?
• Trash Fire At Denver Metal Recycling Visible From I-70, East Of I-25
• Denver Firefighters Rescue Baby Great Horned Owl After It Fell Out Of Its Nest
• Snap CEO talks social media regulation, power of augmented reality
• Pittsburg considers ordinance cracking down on sideshow spectators
• REAL ID enforcement 1 year away
• Aurora Police Department Begins Campaign To Combat Street Racing
• Michigan State University Opens Facility For Rare Isotope Beams On May 2
• Parents of hostage Austin Tice, who was abducted in Syria, meet with Biden
• 16-Year-Old In Custody After Loaded Gun Found At Baltimore Charter School
• Celtics Injuries: Marcus Smart Is Pretty Sore, Robert Williams Enjoys A Laugh About His 'Stinger' From Game 1
• Genesee County Clerk John Gleason Barred From Election Duties Following Criminal Charges
• 86-Year-Old Michigan Man Found Guilty Of Killing Wife In Wisconsin In 1975
• Blac Chyna loses defamation lawsuit against Kardashians
• Next Weather: May Outlook Looks Wet And Cool (Plus An April Recap)
• Man facing attempted homicide charges for allegedly threatening neighbor with knife
• Vote count begins in 2nd Amazon union election in NYC
• Mental health shouldn't be "treated like a stepchild" to physical health, says HHS chief
• No word from US Navy on extent of vandalism aboard USS Texas
• Lives Of Shooting Victims Alicia Cardenas, Alyssa Maldonado Celebrated At MSU
• Colorado Congressman Jason Crow Visits With Ukrainian President As Part Of Congressional Delegation
• Kathy Boudin, mother of San Francisco DA & Weather Underground radical, dies at 78
• Man Hospitalized After Motorcycle Crash Near Little Falls
• Investigators seek motive to mysterious Sylmar shooting which left father dead
• Former NYPD officer convicted of assaulting police on Jan. 6
• Two South Floridians Scored A Million Dollars Each Playing Florida Lottery Scratch Off Game
• 5 Stolen Camaros Recovered After Police Chase On I-96
• Cardinal Dolan makes surprise visit to Ukraine
• Bruins Will See Goaltender Antti Raanta For First Time Since 2016 In Game 1 Vs. Hurricanes
• Pink Opens Up About Personal Mental Health Struggles In Newly Launched Dare To Share Campaign
• Co-Op City refinancing deal means repairs for tenants at no extra costs
• Lynx Sign Two-Time All-Star Napheesa Collier To Contract Extension
• Jackpot-winning lottery ticket worth $1 million sold in Allegheny County
• Fired Philadelphia cop charged with murder in shooting of 12-year-old
• Ann Arbor Man Who Fatally Shot Roommate After Argument Pleads No Contest To Murder
• Where's Marty? Learning Some Tips From Spencer Horsman, Baltimore's Own Illusionist
• Massachusetts Gas Prices Up 8 Cents In Last Week, Diesel Sets New Record High
• Cole Emhoff, Kamala Harris' stepson, is engaged
• Is Breakfast Still The Most Important Meal Of The Day?
• $6.75 million Lotto Texas win for Haltom City resident
• Chicago Police warn of carjackings of Uber and Lyft drivers in Englewood, West Englewood
• Autism May Begin In The Womb, New Research Suggests
• Taft High School art teacher Jennifer Trejo wins Golden Apple Award
• Iowa Man Wins $1 Million Lottery Prize After Ticket Printing Mistake
• Storms in forecast through Thursday; severe potential tonight
• Video shows bear inside car after destroying interior of man's truck
• SUV nearly drives off edge of Culver City mall parking structure, sends geyser of water flying
• Jan. 6 committee wants interviews with 3 more House Republicans
• Fleet Week Returns To South Florida After 2-Year Hiatus
• Naomi Judd Talked About Her Depression And Worked To Help Others With It
• Fire tears through apartment building in Sunset Park, Brooklyn
• Baltimore Photographer Devin Allen's Love Of City Inspires Award-Winning Imagery
• Sanó, Garlick Headed To IL As Twins Recall Miranda, Moran
• Jan. 6 panel wants interview with Texas Rep. Ronny Jackson
• COVID In MN: Case Growth Has More Than Doubled Since Mid-March
• Abbott Nutrition To Release Certain Products On Case-By-Case Basis Amid Baby Formula Recall
• New York City raises COVID alert level to "medium"
• Wisconsin Lawmakers Calling It Quits At Near-Record Pace
• Dismissed Potential Jurors For Nikolas Cruz Trial Brought Back, Most Dismissed Again
• Vikings Agree To Terms With Luiji Vilain, Zach McCloud And Other Undrafted Free Agents
• 2 Dead After Separate Accidents In Stockton On Sunday
• Basketball Coach Dawn Staley To Be Commencement Speaker At Temple University 2022 Ceremony
• Traffic Alert: Big Rig Crash Leads To NB I-95 Shutdown
• Superintendent Defends Principal's Handling Of Incidents At Condon School In South Boston
• Multi-vehicle crash snarls traffic on northbound 405 Freeway in Sepulveda Pass
• Florida is the least affordable place to live in the U.S.
• Friends, Family Gather Outside Apartment To Remember 3 Who Were Shot And Killed
• Aspinwall and Sharpsburg's fire departments announce merger into one emergency services unit
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• Major Road Repair Projects To Begin This Week Across Michigan
• Colorado Father And Son Bond Over Airplane-Themed Homemade Rollercoaster
• Residents on edge after violent weekend near Lake Merritt
• Colorado's First Tornado Warnings Of 2022 Issued Sunday As Fires Burned In The Same County
• A Maryland Man Won $100,000 After Realizing He Didn't Need to Work
• Best gift cards for Mother's Day
• Cyclist killed on San Jose's Capitol Expressway
• Justices say Boston violated group's rights by refusing to fly Christian flag
• Pre-trial begins for Aaron Dean for Atatiana Jefferson murder
• Whitmer Vetoes Bill To Add Warning Against Voting Twice
• Mambacita Sweet 16 shoe sells out in two minutes
• MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell Banned From Twitter, Again, After Brief Return
• 1 Hospitalized After Apartment Fire In Minneapolis
• Police investigate pair of deadly shootings in New York City
• Body Of Missing Toddler Found In Byron Township Creek
• Yzerman Shakes Up Red Wings' Rebuild
• Baltimore Ravens To Celebrate Super Bowl XXXV Champions Later This Month
• 9 People Arrested After Stolen Vehicles From Lansing Lead Police On I-96 Chase
• AAA: Florida Gas Prices On The Rise Again
• Mother's Day: Share your message to mom!
• Baltimore Police Make Arrest In 19-Year-Old Man's Murder
• Celtics Need To Push Back In Game 2
• Kellogg Community College Cancels Classes After Ransomware Attack
• Court Ruling Could Clear Way For Removal Of Homeless Camps Along California Highways
• Watch: Expert tips on how to pay for a college education
• Fallen Law Enforcement Officers To Be Honored In CA Peace Officers' Memorial Ceremony
• How parents can help kids who are struggling with mental health
• Patriots Draft Grades: Most Of The Experts Aren't Fans Of Bill Belichick's Decision-Making
• Family's fight with son's leukemia proves superheroes exist
• Georgia grand jury convenes in Trump election probe
• Hurricane Season 2022: Time To Take Stock Of Supplies
• Mariners End Marlins' 7-Game Win Streak
• Angelina Jolie makes surprise visit to Ukraine
• 9 killed, 26 wounded in weekend shootings across Chicago
• Needham Police Report 5 Drunk Driving Crashes In Past 10 Days
• Brian Laundrie's parents knew location of Gabby Petito's body, suit claims
• Philadelphia Police Fire At 3 Men After Witnessing Fatal Drive-By Shooting In West Oak Lane
• Lions Work On Defensive Rebuild
• Miami Weather: Mostly Sunny, Rain Chance Increases Mid-Week
• Motorcyclist Arrested After Speeding, Fleeing MSP On I-96 In Detroit
• Maryland Weather: Partly Sunny & Warm
• Police respond to dad's request for more DNA analysis in JonBenét Ramsey case
• Judge rejects RNC's bid to block January 6 committee subpoena
• Bicyclist hit, injured during possible Compton street takeover
• Patriots Got Faster Through NFL Draft, But Did They Do Enough On Defense?
• NASCAR Cup Race At Dover Postponed
• PTL Links: May 2, 2022
• Authorities Investigating After Several Edgerton Elementary Students Feel Sick, 7 Taken To Hospital
• Patriots Sign Seven Undrafted Free Agents, Including A Perfect Bill Belichick Player From Miami
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 5/2 Monday forecast
• Renowned Portrait Artist Gives Glimpse Of First-Ever Walter Mondale Portrait
• Law Enforcement Appreciation Month, Miami-Dade Police Honor Those Who Paid The Ultimate Sacrifice
• 2022 Penguins Playoff Preview: Penguins and Rangers meet in round one
• Cal State professor, BLM leader dragged out of LA mayoral debate
• Praise, Few Blemishes In File Of Grand Rapids Cop Who Shot Patrick Lyoya
• New England Living: Intimate Seaside Music Venue In Rockport
• 2 Men Killed After 14-Foot Trench Collapses In Kent County
• Sacramento Home Catches Fire 2 Days In A Row
• Bird Flu Detected In Branch County Backyard Flock
• Hollingshead Sparks LAFC To 2-0 Win Over Minnesota United
• 21-Year-Old Fleeing Police Arraigned In Fatal Detroit Crash
• Gunfire erupts near Anaheim park carnival; man killed
• January 6 committee granted access to RNC, Trump email data
• Sutton Motor Inn Screen Goes Up In Flames As Brush Fire Spreads To Abandoned Drive-In
• Dazed survivors emerge after weeks hiding under Ukraine steel plant
• Ukrainian drones destroy Russian patrol ships, defense ministry says
• 1st day on the job for New York City Transit president
• Public health worker killed by "pack of dangerous dogs" in Alabama
• Caught on video: Asian American woman attacked in Chelsea
• Biden Calls Walter Mondale 'Among The Greatest Of All Americans' At Memorial Service
• Mexico captures powerful cartel leader, accused in 3 doctors' murders
• Adopt a pet during Empty The Shelters this week
• Pittsburgh Weather: Dry Monday with rain chances ahead
• Wild Ready For First Round Playoff Series With St. Louis Blues
• At least 17 people displaced after 2 fires blocks apart in Back of the Yards
• Negotiating pay increases in the workplace
• Details emerge about storm-chasing meteorology students killed in crash
• Man, 25, Hospitalized In North Baltimore Shooting, Police Say
• Man convicted of killing pregnant wife: "It haunts me every day"
• Chicago First Alert Weather: More rain ahead
• Crews Dispatched To Blue Mountain For Large Wildfire
• Dozens Of Amazon Workers Protest Outside Shakopee Warehouse, Demand Time Off For Muslim Holiday
• Australian could be jailed for life for pushing gay American off cliff
• Pick Your Own Tulips: A New Addition To Lexington's Wilson Farm
• Man taken into custody following standoff with State Police
• Philadelphia Police Pull Man, Dog From Partial House Collapse In Nicetown: 'I'm Thankful For God'
• Gabby Petito's Family Claims Brian Laundrie's Parents Knew Their Son Had Killed Her
• Red Jacket Resort In New Hampshire Didn't Have Sprinklers In Wing Destroyed By Fire
• Women's Lunch Place Selling Special Mother's Day Cards To Raise Critical Money For Shelter
• COVID-free Shanghai residents forced into distant quarantine centers
• 25 Years Later, Family Seeks Closure In Case Known As Miramar's Most Heinous Murder
• 'Several' Cases Of Rare Children's Liver Illness Reported In Minnesota, MDH Says
• EagleCam Chick Dies After Being Pushed Out Of Nest By Sibling
• South Fayette students raise more than $250K towards pediatric cancer
• Primary election deadlines approaching in Pennsylvania
• 2 men charged after firearm, heroin found inside vehicle
• 'It's A Great Start,': Frontline Workers React To Bonus Pay
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• Kardashians beat Blac Chyna defamation lawsuit
• Carjacking suspect caught hiding in Northwestern medical building
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• Leaked draft opinion suggest Supreme Court may overturn Roe v. Wade, according to Politico
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• Southwest Side neighbors say they're plagued with car stunt rallies weekend after weekend
• First Alert weather: CBS2 11 p.m. forecast
• Politico: SCOTUS voted to strike down Roe v. Wade, according to draft opinion
• Tributes pour in for 10-year-old Lazar LaPenna who died on Long Beach baseball field
• Stars abound at 2022 Met Gala
• KDKA-TV Nightly Forecast (5/2)
• Severe thunderstorm watch issued, expect scattered showers
• A warning about solar panels after man's home almost burns down
• Arrest made in theft from family of Iraqi immigrants
• Queens community remembers Zhiwen Yan, father of 3 killed in Forest Hills shooting
• Former substitute teacher charged, accused of showing profanity-laden poem to student
• Report: Draft opinion suggests high court will overturn Roe v. Wade
• Report: Draft opinion suggests Supreme Court will overturn Roe v. Wade
• Report: Leaked draft suggests SCOTUS will overturn Roe v. Wade
• LA City Hall will glow green for Mental Health Awareness Month
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• Kim Kardashian and Pete Davidson at Met Gala
• Battle brewing over who will take control of the Gilroy Garlic Festival
• Video shows 'tripping' incident between Southbay rivals in race for District Attorney
• The Kardashians and Jenners walk the red carpet
• American diplomats return to Ukraine
• Catalytic converters stolen from cars in Westmoreland County
• New home loan forgiveness program helps Bay Area first-time buyers
• NYPD looking to question disgruntled customer in killing of deliveryman in Queens
• Promising San Jose police rookie's overdose death raises tough questions
• Dr. Melina Abdullah from Cal State LA removed from mayoral debate
• 4 Rescued after fire damages historic UC Berkeley building
• Monday night First Alert weather forecast with Paul Heggen
• Adoptee reunites her birth mom after more than 50 years
• CBSLA.com: The Rundown (May 2 PM Edition)
• Cardi B arrives at Met Gala
• Environmentalists skeptical about turning East Bay refineries into biofuel plants
• Man charged with sexual contact with 7-year-old child
• KDKA News Update PM: May 2, 2022
• Authorities evacuate area near Third Street Promenade in Santa Monica due to gas leak
• Black bear spotted near Vacaville schools
• Albany lawmakers working to get disgraced former Lt. Gov. Benjamin off the ballot
• New Yorker Alicia Keys speaks with CBS2 at Met Gala
• Kardashians defeat Blac Chyna in defamation lawsuit
• Eye on America: Hunting and wildlife conservation, Ralph Lauren's HBCU collection, and more
• Abbott Nutrition formula investigation
• Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra discusses impact of COVID-19 on mental health
• 'I have seen zero'
• James McAvoy attending Met Gala
• Kathy Boudin, convicted in 1981 Brinks truck robbery, dies following bout with cancer.
• Pittsburgh police getting hundreds of fewer applicants for officers
• Man shot, killed in Wilkinsburg
• Make Your Vote Count!
• NYPD investigating possible anti-Asian hate crime in Chelsea
• Police warn of scam hitting teachers in Westmoreland County
• Mental Health Monday: Suicide Prevention
• Straight line winds caused storm damage in Morgantown, NWS says
• Sarah Jessica Parker on the red carpet
• Demand for school bus drivers grows as many have yet to receive promised bonuses
• "Major gas leak" prompts evacuation near Third Street Promenade in Santa Monica
• New Inspector General Deborah Witzburg outlines calls for improvement for CPD
• CBS2 gets look at the library of the future
• Partly cloudy skies this evening, possible thunderstorms
• Could safety on CTA become a political issue?
• Jan. 6 committee requests interviews from GOP lawmakers
• Global flower shortage in full-bloom, what to do for Mother's Day?
• Ohio GOP Senate primary could be an early test of former President Trump's influence
• Neighbors say car stunts are out of control, especially after ring of fire incident on Lower Wacker
• First Alert weather: CBS2 5 p.m. forecast
• Searching ongoing in Dallas for hit-and-run driver who killed teens
• Melanoma Awareness Month begins
• President Biden meets with parents of Austin Tice
• Jury rules against Blac Chyna in defamation lawsuit against Kardashian/Jenner family
• Plans for new homeless shelter in Chinatown dropped
• Police to work more closely with unarmed security guards on the CTA to fight violent crime
• Innocent bystander shot and killed at Anaheim Cinco de Mayo carnival
• Evacuation efforts continue at steel mill in Mariupol, Ukraine
• Broadway producer Jordan Roth on the Red Carpet
• NYC launches new safety campaign to stop speeding drivers
• The dazzling Janelle Monáe at Met Gala
• Marking the end of Ramadan with food, prayer and reflection
• New mom gets "happy ending" after Mother's Day in NICU
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Rainy week
• Former NYPD officer convicted of assault on January 6
• Ohio primary tests Trump's hold on Republican Party
• Major problems impact rail service along Northeast Corridor
• Mavs fans for life stoked for game day
• Man charged with indecent assault after allegedly following girl
• Manhunt underway for inmate and corrections officer
• Midwest braces for more severe weather
• Special grand jury chosen for Georgia's Trump election inquiry
• Fort Worth Mayor, council members to receive big pay raise if voters approve charter amendment
• Former NYPD cop convicted in attack on officer during Jan. 6 riot
• Marcus Samuelsson on the red carpet
• Ukrainian civilians evacuated from Mariupol
• Judge to decide if Aaron Dean trial will move out of Fort Worth
• KDKA-TV Evening Forecast (5/2)
• Ohio voters to decide hard-fought primary election
• Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds arrive at Met Gala
• Housing costs boom over Allegheny County, forcing people of color to move
• Vogue's Anna Wintour walks the red carpet
• New Chicago IG Deborah Witzburg outlines improvements she hopes to see at CPD
• Sources: Disgruntled customer eyed as person of interest in killing of Zhiwen Yan
• Aspinwall and Sharpsburg's fire departments announce merger
• 5/2: Red and Blue
• Complications behind Congress passing more funding for Ukraine
• Serious crash snags roads in Rosemont
• Former substitute teacher charged, accused of showing profanity-laden poem to student
• Andy Warhol's Marilyn Monroe portrait going to auction for estimated $200 million
• North Texas business, Buyers Barricade steps up to help desperate mothers
• Emma Chamberlain arrives on the red carpet
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• Neighbors say drivers doing stunts are a big problem in area of Lower Wacker Drive.
• First arrivals at Met Gala 2022
• Monday evening weather update
• Your Monday Evening Headlines for May 2
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• CPD to work more closely with CTA's unarmed security force in bid to reduce crime
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• Carjacking suspect caught after hiding in Northwestern Chicago campus building
• Sea turtle blows underwater bubbles
• Giants outfielder Jason Krizan gets 1st MLB hit Aafter 11 years in minors
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• After Wall Street's miserable April, should investors be worried?
• Cecil Rhambo and Matt Rodriguez
• Jury deliberations start up again in Blac Chyna-Kardashian defamation trial
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• Reporter Update: Pittsburgh Community Reinvestment Group raising concerns about lack of affordable h
• DNA test confirms killed coyote attacked 2-year-old girl near Huntington Beach Pier
• Investigators seek motive to mysterious Sylmar shooting which left father dead
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• Understanding the history of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
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• Game Day: Warriors take Game 1 in Memphis
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• Local inventor makes floating gardens possible
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• Local couple goes viral on TikTok for weight loss journey through gardening
• Mother's Day Week: Daisy And Wennie
• MyPillow CEO gets banned from Twitter again
• Evacuation efforts stall in Ukraine's besieged city of Mariupol
• Aspinwall and Sharpsburg's fire departments announce merger
• KDKA-TV Afternoon Forecast (5/2)
• Tech stocks' decline hurting retirement plans
• The origins of Birds Aren't Real
• 11AM weather update with Anne Elise Parks
• First Alert Weather: Trending cooler and wetter
• Hochul, Schumer make affordable housing announcement
• Northwest side teacher Jennifer Trejo wins Golden Apple Award
• Trump's influence being tested in Republican primary elections
• Cardinal Dolan makes surprise visit to Ukraine
• Police investigate pair of deadly shootings in NYC
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Keep the umbrella handy
• Caught on video: SUV dangles off rooftop parking structure in Culver City
• NYC meets new transit boss, Richard Davey
• Some great Mother's Day gift ideas
• Therapist discusses importance of talking about mental health
• Two men shot in broad daylight near the Chicago Theatre; Moulin Rouge performance canceled in The Lo
• Downed wires disrupt morning commute for Amtrak, NJ Transit riders
• Several e-bikes damaged in Sunset Park fire
• Your Monday Afternoon Headlines, May 2nd, 2022
• NYC raises COVID risk level to "medium"
• Two fires in Back of the Yards leave 17 temporarily homeless
• Gov. Hochul makes announcement about affordable housing
• Fired Philadelphia officer charged with murder in shooting of 12-year-old boy
• Food has become a weapon in the war in Ukraine
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• How Birds Aren't Real became an outlet for a generation surrounded by conspiracy theories
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• Why Russia's military operations have fallen short of expectations
• Some civilians escape from Mariupol; Russia introducing the ruble to Kherson
• MoneyWatch: Protecting financial and mental health amid stock market drop
• Acknowledging the contributions of teachers during the pandemic
• CBS News Los Angeles: The Rundown (May 2 AM Edition)
• Military Mondays: May 2, 2022
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• Superheros helping North Texas boy battle cancer
• Ukraine war threatens global food security
• Ohio voters to pick Senate nominees in closely-watched primary this week
• First Alert weather forecast for Monday morning
• Bicyclist hit, injured during possible Compton street takeover
• PIX Now
• Southern U.S. states could face COVID-19 surge this summer
• Weekend Violence: Neighbors near Oakland's Lake Merritt on edge after a violent weekend
• Biden urges Congress to approve more Ukraine aid
• Cal State professor dragged out of LA mayoral debate
• Kindness 101 with Steve Hartman: Inclusion
• Clinical psychologist on talking to kids during Mental Health Awareness Month
• Gunfire erupts near Anaheim park carnival; man killed
• NJ Transit Northeast Corridor suspended
• Snap CEO Evan Spiegel on augmented reality, new drone and company’s future
• Expert advice on paying for college
• Your Monday Morning Headlines, May 2nd, 2022
• Two men shot outside The Chicago Theatre Sunday
• U.S. soldier who was born into slavery promoted to brigadier general 100 years after his death
• "CBS Mornings" gets exclusive in-studio look at largest white diamond ever to appear at auction
• New York Times reporters discuss new book, Kevin McCarthy tapes and Biden presidency
• White House correspondents’ dinner makes its comeback after three years
• Manhunt underway for escaped Alabama inmate and corrections officer
• Adopt a pet during 'Empty The Shelters' this week
• Nearly 100 out of Mariupol steelworks plant, but soldiers behind battle Russian advance
• Ukrainians evacuated from Mariupol steel plant
• 5/2: CBS News Mornings
• Police investigate possible hate crime
• AM weather update with Anne Elise Parks
• Met Gala tonight in NYC
• NYC Transit head starts today
• New York State now considered a COVID hot spot
• Neighborhood fed up after latest deadly shooting on UWS
• At least 17 people displaced after 2 fires blocks apart in Back of The Yards
• First Alert Weather: Soggy start to work week
• Piney Point: Averting disaster on the Gulf Coast
• Help for Ukrainian civilians finally evacuated from Mariupol: CBS News Flash May 2, 2022
• More rain ahead
• Negotiating a pay raise at work (Pt. 2)
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• KDKA-TV Morning Forecast (5/2)
• Man arrested following Armstrong Co. standoff
• Deadline day to register to vote in primary election
• Police investigating deadly Wilkinsburg shooting
• First Alert Weather Day Update 12:50AM
• Two people shot near Chicago Theatre
• First Alert Weather Day Update 12AM
• Primary Election deadlines approaching
• Two men charged after firearm and heroin found inside vehicle
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