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Articles from May 3, 2022

• Impact of overturning Roe v. Wade will be far-reaching
• Dodgers top Giants, 3-1
• New Photos Details Timeline Of Deadly Downtown Sacramento Shooting That Killed 6, Injured 12
• Rays rally past A's, 10-7
• Police Arrest Matthew Buchanan In Death Of His Mother
• Security video captures two men attacking another man in Lynwood
• Signs Vandalized, Election Law Accusations Fly In Yolo County DA's Race
• Dodgers Top Rodón, Giants 3-1 In Rivalry Series Opener
• Zunino's Homer Helps Rays Rally Past A's 10-7 In 10 Innings
• Sacramento Protesters Call Leaked Supreme Court Document 'Crisis Moment' For Abortion Access
• Town Of Vail Votes To Condemn Vail Resorts Property Intended For Workforce Housing Over Bighorn Sheep Habitat
• Ja Morant Renders Warriors Defense Helpless In Game 2 Memphis Win
• 1 Person Injured After Car Hit By Train In Turlock
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Cloudy skies for the evening
• Young woman killed in Edgewater apartment building
• On media day, WNBA Champion Sky say they would like a better regular season this year
• Celtics Even Up Series With Bucks With 109-86 Win In Game 2
• Nantucket Residents Vote To Allow Women To Go Topless At Beaches
• Boston Woman Finds Stranger Who Gave Her $100 As She Fled Yugoslavia 23 Years Ago
• Penguins beat Rangers 4-3 in triple overtime
• 2 LAPD officers hurt after downtown LA march for reproductive rights gets unruly
• Jeffers HR Carries Streaking Twins Past Orioles 7-2
• COVID-19 cases could soon be at 'medium risk' level in Chicago
• New Jersey's plastic bag ban begins Wednesday
• Abortion Rights Advocates & Opponents Galvanizing To Put The Issue Before Colorado Voters
• Person of interest identified in murder of 17-year-old girl in Tinley Park
• Protesters turn out in Federal Plaza against prospect of overturning Roe v. Wade
• CBS SF Talks to Pioneering Skate-Punk Band the Boneless Ones (Part I)
• Local Law Professors Weigh In On Implications If Roe V. Wade Overturned
• How 'Fish Kills' Reset The Ecology Of Lakes And Ponds
• Tim Anderson homers, White Sox beat Cubs as damp Crosstown Classic kicks off
• Police Seek Man Convicted Of Child Rape Who Fled During Trial
• Pro-Abortion Rights Activists Protest In Baltimore Over Draft Decision Overturning Roe V. Wade
• 'Lost Puppy' Taken Home By Family Turns Out To Be Baby Coyote
• Cutler Bay Residents Concerned Plan To Build High-Quality Housing At Southland Mall Site Will Price People Out
• Firefighters battle brush fire in Hansen Dam
• Detective Target Of Botched Carjacking In South Baltimore
• Man Hopes To Return Wedding Ring Found In Cleveland Circle Along Boston Marathon Route
• DIA Sees Biggest Completed Expansion Since 2015
• Baltimore's Businesses Targeted Amid Rash of Robberies
• Former Supreme Court Clerk Says Leak Shows 'Huge Battle Taking Place Inside'
• Maryland Soon Expanding Abortion Access, Could See Influx Of Patients If Supreme Court Overturns Roe V. Wade
• Missing Pooch's Parents Use Apple Air Tags To Track Their Furry Friend
• COVID-19 Cases Rising But Deaths, Hospitalizations Down In Maryland As Pandemic Turns Toward Endemic
• Amazon Will Donate Books To Baltimore City Public School Students to Promote Literacy
• Baltimore Florists Struggle With Flower Shortage Before Mother's Day
• LA County Board of Supervisors doubles reward in search for killer of 4-year-old boy
• South Florida Protests Held Over Reported US Supreme Court Abortion Opinion
• Vigil Held In Bucks County For 2 Young Boys On Life Support After Allegedly Being Shot By Mom
• Oak Park and River Forest student brings gun to school after making threat, but never gets inside
• Abortion Rights Advocates Rally Outside Massachusetts State House
• Jeffers HR Carries Streaking Twins Past Orioles 7-2
• Colorado Political Analysts Say Abortion May Be A Central Issue In 2022 Midterm Elections
• Harris, one day after draft abortion opinion, says "women's rights are under attack"
• Oyster farmers harvesting seaweed in Tomales Bay
• Boston Red Sox beat the Los Angeles Angels 4-0
• Maryland Weather: Storms Will Bring Rain To The State Throughout The Week
• Bethel Park officer hit by suspected drunk driver
• Walker's HR, 3 RBIs Lead Diamondbacks Past Marlins 5-4
• Santa Ana police arrest woman for 1996 cold case
• Santa Clara County prepares for influx of out-of-state abortion seekers
• Pro-Choice Activists In Baltimore Protest Against The Potential Overturn Of Roe V. Wade
• Baltimore National Pike Collision Kills 22-Year-Old Motorcyclist
• City of Chicago issues 'Chicagwa' water in a can at total cost of $125,000
• Red Sox Start 6-Game Homestand With 4-0 Win Over Angels
• Summer Camp Costs Expected To Jump 15% This Year, Experts Say
• Anti-abortion activists welcome reversal of Roe v. Wade
• Planet Fitness Offers Teens Free Summer Gym Access
• Pro-abortion rights rallies held in Dallas; anti-abortion prayer groups gather outside clinics
• SF Van Ness bus rapid transit lanes getting rave reviews
• Garver, Heim Homer, Lead Rangers Past Phillies 6-4
• Rape Survivor and Abortion Advocate Speaks on Importance of Colorado's Reproductive Rights
• Capitals Rally Late, Stun Top-Seeded Panthers 4-2 In Game 1
• Study Ranks Michigan 38th In US For Nurses
• Hurricane Hunters Prepare For A Tumultuous Storm Season
• Leaked Supreme Court Draft Opinion That Would Overturn Roe V. Wade Ratchets Up Florida Debate
• Colorado Is Only Western State With Abortion Rights Law In Central U.S.
• Local Leaders React To Supreme Court Draft Opinion To Overturn Roe v. Wade
• Teen In Serious Condition After 25 Rounds Fired Near Busy Brooklyn Park Intersection
• Jaylen Brown Had Himself A Night In Celtics' Game 2 Win Over Bucks
• Lawmakers In 18 States Follow California In Seeking Legal Refuge For Transgender Youth
• Planned Parenthood calls out Rick Caruso during US Supreme Court abortion debate
• Constitutional law professor on leaked Roe v. Wade draft opinion: "Public relations disaster for Supreme Court"
• Miami-Dade County Commission Passes Tenant Bill Of Rights
• Missing 12-Year-Old Heaven Perry Found Safe
• Court denies Trump effort to pause $10,000 daily fine for contempt
• Hoboken begins removing abandoned boats from Weehawken Cove
• Galperin urges LA to divest $46.2 million in pension funds from Russian assets
• Missouri man put to death for 1996 murders in 5th execution this year
• Plane Destroyed By Fire Inside Olivehurst Air Hangar
• What Would Overturning Roe V. Wade Mean For Minnesota And Surrounding States?
• Tires on over a dozen vehicles slashed on Jersey City street
• Local groups react to leaked SCOTUS draft opinion on Roe v. Wade
• Sewickley Academy making robotics and programming available to students
• 150 displaced after Orange, N.J., apartment complex fire
• Southland College Prep in Richton Park again celebrates 100% college acceptance rate
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• Marylanders React To Supreme Court Possibly Overturning Roe V. Wade
• Outdoor dining structures removed along Ninth Avenue
• 3 charged with murder in Sacramento shooting eligible for death penalty
• Fugitive inmate and jail official had "special relationship," sheriff says
• Quadruple amputee, Army vet celebrates "Alive Day" in NYC
• MTA: Faulty fan caused camera problem during subway shooting
• Suncor Neighbors Can Now Monitor Air Quality From Home As EPA Pushes CDPHE & Company to Engage Community More
• Some South LA homeowners forced to carry expensive flood insurance
• Biden praises workers producing Javelins Ukraine is using
• Denver Weather: More Rain Heading For Front Range
• Crowd Gathers At State Capitol Amid Possible Nationwide Restrictions To Abortion Access
• 9-year-old boy falls into sinkhole in Squirrel Hill
• New Sacramento County Fire Station Being Built To Help Protect At-Risk Area During Fire Season
• College of San Mateo opening COVID-19 'test to treat' site as cases rise on Peninsula
• 1 killed in car fire after colliding with another vehicle in downtown LA
• Potential overturning of Roe v. Wade could mean many more coming to Illinois for legal abortions
• Those Impacted By Marshall Fire Learn $20 Million In Donations Will Contribute To Rebuilding Efforts
• DuPage Co. wildlife officials warn drivers to slow down and brake for turtles during their mating season
• Planned Parenthood of Western Pennsylvania reacts to Supreme Court draft opinion
• If Roe V. Wade Is Overturned, Minnesota Has Constitutional Abortion Protections
• Sacramento mass shooting suspects charged
• Suffolk County sheriff creates database for missing pets
• Draft decision overturning Roe v. Wade becomes boiling issue in Illinois gubernatorial race
• 'Took Flight Off Into The Distance': Endangered Condors Soar Again Over Northern California Coastal Redwoods
• LAPD chief shows concerning uptick in 2022 homicide rate
• Amazon to fill 2,500 corporate and technical jobs in SoCal
• 1931 Law Bans Abortion In Michigan, AG Says She Won't Defend It
• Bear Sightings On The Rise Around The Twin Cities
• Gas prices reach record high in Pittsburgh
• Teacher of the Year from Gurnee, Mr. Rejczyk, embraces his job with special education students
• 14-year-old accused of raping L.I. mom in front of daughter
• Heat's Herro Overwhelming Pick As NBA's Sixth Man Of Year
• Perry Street Still Closed To Thru Traffic Following Water Main Break That Flooded Neighborhood
• 'Feeling Grateful, Feeling Pride:' Miami-Dade Students Have Grand Time, Celebrate Special Abilities At Prom
• Lori Vallow Daybell, mom charged in kids' deaths, could face death penalty
• With nine people shot in downtown Chicago in past three days, what are the city's safety plans?
• As more stores unionize, Starbucks vows to boost worker pay
• Abortion rights fight to take center stage in N.Y. gov race
• Feds Plan To Help Curb Gun Violence, Carjackings In The Twin Cities
• CoCo supes deny appeal of plan to convert Martinez refinery into biofuel plant
• Experts Urge South Florida Residents To Have A Plan, Not Be Complacent Ahead Of Hurricane Season
• Blue SUV wanted in Buena Park hit-and-run that killed pedestrian
• Man dies after armed confrontation with Azle police
• Mother Charged With Manslaughter After Allegedly Drinking, Getting High And Falling Asleep On Infant Daughter
• Startup Shoott captures images, essence of Asian communities
• Healdsburg councilmember abruptly resigns after 18 months, cites 'hostile treatment'
• Deputy Education Secretary Applauds Tutoring Program Expansion Thanks To Governor's Emergency Education Relief
• LinkedIn to pay $1.8 million to settle pay discrimination case
• New documentary chronicles N.J. man's health struggles
• 'This Was Clearly Gang-Related': 1 Suspect In Downtown Sacramento Shooting Still At Large, Murder Charges Announced
• Twins INF Sanó Having Knee Surgery, No Timeline For Return
• Bomb Threat Found At Holmes Jr. High In Davis
• The Great Resignation Continues & Is Hitting New Highs
• 'This Is Not Normal': Mother Says 4-Week-Old Girl Got Liver Transplant Over Mysterious Disease
• State Center In Baltimore Expands COVID Services With Clinical Evaluations, Antiviral Medication
• Incredible Story Of Marjorie Margolies' Journey To Become A Mother
• 3 teens charged in robberies at or near Red Line stops, including attack of actor Will Clinger
• Fire In Carmichael Damages 2 Homes, Injured 1 Person
• Marcus Smart Ruled Out For Game 2 Vs. Bucks
• Oklahoma governor signs Texas-style abortion bill into law
• CBS4 Exclusive: Surveillance Video Captures Suspected Serial Beer Shoplifters
• Rash of car thefts in N.J. prompt calls for federal assistance
• Sununu Says Abortions Will Remain 'Safe And Legal' In New Hampshire, As Providers Voice Concerns
• Fed Up With Rent Increases, Miami-Dade Protesters Want Tenant's Bill Of Rights
• Colorado Springs Woman Jennifer Horvath Newly Charged In Jan. 6 Capitol Riot
• Jamon Buggs found guilty of gunning down 2 at Newport Beach home in hunt for ex-girlfriend
• SEPTA Says Its Making Changes To Protect Passengers After Series Of Attacks, Adding 'Outreach Specialists'
• Police: Man Accused Of Driving Off With Mercedes-Benz In Coral Gables
• Westmoreland County forms coalition of police departments to improve communication
• Norman Mineta, Transportation Secretary In 9/11 Era, Dies
• National Aquarium Reaches Milestone For Rehabbing Animals, Releasing Them Into The Wild
• Driver Injured After Vehicle Collides With Brightline Train In Hollywood
• Three Teens Charged In Towson Mall Carjacking
• Companies fill the void as states restrict abortion rights
• SJ police officer accused of being drunk at Baby Brandon kidnapping scene
• BSO Investigates Fatal Shooting Near Fort Lauderdale
• Massachusetts Lawmakers Call On Voters To Defend Roe v. Wade
• Nearly 80 Affordable Housing Units Open In Denver's Westwood Neighborhood
• Dallas police shut down fake paper tag mill, arrest Wayland Wayne Wright
• Matt Siegel Announces Retirement From Kiss 108's 'Matty In The Morning'
• McKees Rocks police locate missing 13-year-old girl
• Collins, Murkowski dismayed by Roe v. Wade draft opinion
• COPA releases video of Chicago police fatally shooting suspect during hostage situation in Ford City
• California, Bay Area Dems condemn reported SCOTUS abortion opinion
• Burlington County Woman Filing First-Of-Its-Kind Lawsuit Against Dunkin' After Suffering Burns From Spilled Coffee
• Russia storms key steel plant in Mariupol as some evacuees reach safety
• SMUD Restores Power At Cosumnes River College
• Massachusetts Reports 12 Additional COVID Deaths Over 3 Days, 2,651 New Cases
• Leaked SCOTUS Document Has Boston Advocates On Both Sides Sounding A Rally Cry
• Philadelphia's Largest Outdoor Restaurant Liberty Point Opens At Penn's Landing
• Temple University Law Professor Explains What It Would Mean For Abortion Rights If Roe V. Wade Is Overturned
• Remove Pine Needles, Firewood, Plan Escape Route To Prepare For Wildfires
• Random attack in Mission Dolores leaves teen boy with life-threatening injuries
• Girl Scouts Of Central Maryland Sends Over 1,000 Cookie Boxes To Active U.S. Troops
• Fentanyl Town Hall Taking Place In Douglas County
• What GOP-appointed Supreme Court justices have said about Roe v. Wade
• Robbery suspects in custody after leading deputies on wild pursuit
• Armed Person Briefly Barricaded In Catonsville Home, Police Say
• Crash shuts down I-70 near West Virginia state line
• 'We're Furious, We're Stunned': Pennsylvania Doctors Especially Concerned About Women's Health If Roe V. Wade Is Overturned
• Connecticut Murder Suspect Matthew Candler Arrested In Seabrook, NH
• Dallas homicide detectives investigating fatal shooting in east Oak Cliff
• Chicago releases video as city officially seeks to host 2024 Democratic National Convention
• California Plans Extra Abortion Protections
• LAPD: Man who barricaded himself in downtown apartment building LA fatally shot by officers
• Former Transportation Secretary, San Jose Mayor Norman Mineta dies at 90
• Woman dead, firefighter injured after fire in Gresham
• Hogan Says Trump Should Not Run In 2024 And GOP Should "Move On," Resist "Cheap Impersonation"
• Maryland Weather: Mostly Cloudy Tonight With A Chance For Showers
• Baltimore Man Pleads Guilty To Murder In Death Of MTA Bus Driver Marcus Parks Sr.
• Authorities: Missing Mankato Woman Spotted In Eagle Lake
• Wisconsin Democrats Urge Action Ahead Of Abortion Ruling
• CDC Restates Recommendation For Masks On Planes, Trains
• FDA Officials Say Annual COVID-19 Shots May Be Needed In The Future
• DHS IG says Wolf changed intel report on Russian interference in 2020
• Baltimore Now Accepting Applications For Dockless Vehicle Vendors
• Rondell Henry, Man Accused Of Plotting ISIS-Inspired Attack At National Harbor, Found Mentally Competent
• LAPD sees uptick in positive COVID cases within department
• 16-year-old charged with homicide in Wilkinsburg shooting
• City Of Detroit Relaunches Municipal ID Program
• Ohio Democratic rematch draws last-minute endorsements
• Concord, NH Police Adding 'High Visibility Patrols' Following Couple's Murder
• Science of Weather: Hurricane Preparedness Week
• Towson Apple Store Employees Organize Union
• Matthew Buchanan Arrested In Florida, Accused In Death Of His Mother And Suspicious Castle Rock Fire
• Reward Increased To $10,000 For Information On Shooting Deaths Of Three In Northeast Denver Apartment
• Commission report says Oakland A's should use Howard Terminal for new stadium
• 'Aggressive' Assateague Island Horse Moved To Texas
• Dallas homicide detectives investigating fatal shooting of Sebastian Pulido
• Demolition underway on Cal Poly Pomona's iconic CLA tower
• How much do abortions cost in the U.S.?
• Bag Of Bullets Found At Boston Latin Academy
• 'They embraced the whole process' Chicago students learn how to become chefs and possibly own a restaurant
• Live updates: Tornado Watch issued for parts of Pittsburgh area
• 2 arrested for burglary at self-storage business in Millbrae
• Man Sold Marijuana At Detroit Home From A Vending Machine
• The best Star Wars Lego sets to build for Star Wars Day
• Denver Weather: May Has Already Been Much Wetter Than April, And We Have More Rain Coming
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Rain tapers off, cool temperatures persist
• 25 flamingos at National Zoo killed by wild fox
• Mexican officials relocate migrant camp to shelter near McAllen, Texas
• British Virgin Islands Premier Andrew Fahie Claims 'Immunity' In South Florida Cocaine Smuggling Case
• Body in barrel in Lake Mead was man who had been shot, police say
• Wrestling coach Peter Trave impacting students' lives away from mat
• Exclusive Video: Man arrested after climbing Salesforce Tower in San Francisco
• The Gilbert Family Foundation Partners With ProMedica, DTE Energy To Repair Detroit Homes
• Vandals Hit Bass Pro Shop In Manteca
• Man arrested after scaling 61-story Salesforce Tower in San Francisco
• Sailors allowed to move off USS George Washington after multiple suicides
• Black Bear Spotted In Vacaville Returns Home
• Man arrested after free-climbing Salesforce Tower in San Francisco
• Trump settles lawsuit over inauguration funds spent at his hotel
• Overturning Roe V. Wade Would Outlaw Abortion In North Dakota
• Lynx Bring Back Odyssey Sims, Waive Layshia Clarendon, Crystal Dangerfield
• 2-year-old in critical condition after coyote attack in Dallas
• Morgan State Names First Woman Athletic Director
• Gov. Murphy Condemns Report Of Draft Opinion Suggesting SCOTUS May Overturn Roe V. Wade: 'No Impact On New Jersey State Law'
• Inaugural Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix Roars Into Miami This Weekend
• Man arrested in deadly Carrick shooting
• Series Preview: Dallas Stars vs. Calgary Flames
• Disneyland Hotel pays $100,000 to settle bedbug lawsuit
• John Roberts Calls Release Of Draft Roe V. Wade Reversal An 'Egregious Breach' Of Trust, Orders Investigation
• Hogan says Trump should not run in 2024
• Brandon Mayberry Charged With Manslaughter In 10-Year-Old Son's Accidental Shooting Death
• Wild's Jared Spurgeon Fined For Cross-Checking Blues' Pavel Buchnevich
• Retired pastor accused of stealing more than $350K from North Side church
• 3-Year-Old Boy's Father Arrested In Connection To Child's Accidental Shooting Death
• PHOTOS: Colorado 4x4 Recovery Group Pulls SUV Sunk In The Snow On Shrine Pass
• Will Red Sox Take A Flyer On Robinson Cano?
• Broward Commission Passes Measure To Give Renters Some Short Term Protection
• Suspect Shot, Killed By Evans Police Identified As Manuel Moreno
• New $50M program offering free internet service to thousands of LAUSD families
• Metroplex highs Tuesday only in 60s, under cloudy skies
• Debating abortion in 1972, before Roe v. Wade
• Man Found Shot In West Baltimore By Homicide Detectives In Area
• Caps Forward Garnet Hathaway Raising Money For Baltimore City Fire Foundation
• Yonkers Det. Brian Menton released from hospital after shooting
• Macomb County Woman Wins $2M On Scratch Off Lottery Ticket
• Klobuchar predicts "complete chaos" if draft Roe v. Wade opinion becomes law
• Governor, state leaders promise to 'enshrine' abortion in constitution
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Rain Tuesday with colder temperatures
• Energy Chief Jennifer Granholm Touts $3B Plan To Boost EV Batteries
• Missouri Company Hired To Police Drugs In US Horse Racing
• Bentley University Now Accepts Cryptocurrency For Tuition Payments
• COVID In Minnesota: MDH Reports 2,505 Cases, Case Growth Continues To Climb
• William Schulenberg Assaulted Ex-Girlfriend At Party, Charges Say
• Event Remembers 1997 Helicopter Crash Victims
• 66-year-old man dead in early morning crash in Nassau County
• Second Bridge serves as a path for foster kids and the community that wants to help them
• New Hampshire's 'Old Man Of The Mountain' Crumbled 19 Years Ago
• Dallas toddler playing on porch in ICU after coyote attack
• "Toddlers & Tiaras" star Kailia Posey dead at 16
• California program allows first-time homebuyers to borrow down payment at zero percent interest
• Feds: Dearborn Doctor Pleads Guilty To Diverting Prescription Drugs
• U.S. determines WNBA's Griner being wrongfully detained by Russia
• 1 Person Hit And Killed By Amtrak Train In Davis
• Miami Weather: Partly Cloudy & Warm, Rain Chance Increases Wednesday
• California Man Accused Of Embezzling $1.2M From His Employer
• 100-year-old sets record for longest career at one company
• 'This Is Devastating,' Massachusetts Lawmakers On Leaked Draft Suggesting Supreme Court May Overturn Roe V. Wade
• 'Dolton Bowl' closing in south suburban Dolton
• Pritzker vows to protect abortion rights in Illinois after leaked SCOTUS draft on Roe v Wade
• Where's Marty? Visiting Toby's Dinner Theatre In Columbia
• Lawmakers In 19 States, Including Minnesota, Want Legal Refuge For Trans Youth
• Pieces of "fireball" that exploded over Mississippi found on ground
• Mayor Wu Ready To Fight For Reproductive Rights After Leaked Draft Suggests Supreme Court May Overturn Roe V. Wade
• City and county joint report details tax-exempt property and its impact on revenue
• How to get Google to wipe your phone number from searches
• Net Worth: Darcy Kuemper Leads Top-Seeded Colorado Avalanche
• Sheriff's Manhunt In Weston, School Placed On Lockdown
• Job openings hit a record 11.5 million postings in March
• Hogan Urges Republican Voters To 'Stand Against The Extremes'
• Medi-Cal coverage expands to all Californians 50 years and older, regardless of immigration status
• Russia accuses Israel of supporting "neo-Nazis" in Ukraine
• Warriors Star Draymond Green totally focused on Game 2
• Dulaney High Senior Named Baltimore County Young Woman Of The Year
• Chief justice calls leak of draft abortion opinion a "betrayal"
• 'Who Else Is Going To Do It?': MN Doctor Travels To SD To Work At Its Sole Abortion Clinic
• 150 Schools Across Michigan To Receive $10 Million In Safety Grants
• Maryland Will Expand 211 Service To Allow Residents To Report Hate Crimes
• Summer camp costs increasing by about 15% this year, experts say
• Baltimore City Resident Wins $1M In Maryland's VaxCash 2.0 Promotion
• More ducks found shot, wounded in Costa Mesa park
• Wild Fox Kills Dozens Of Flamingos At National Zoo
• Gambling Machines Seized From Suspected Storefront Casinos In Michigan
• 'Not On My Watch': MN Politicians React To Report That Suggests SCOTUS May Overturn Roe V. Wade
• Patriots Decline Fifth-Year Option On N'Keal Harry
• Sen. Susan Collins: Supreme Court Overturning Roe V. Wade Would Be 'Completely Inconsistent' With Gorsuch, Kavanaugh Hearings
• A Look At Colorado Law Amid Reported Abortion Draft Opinion
• Florida Lawmakers Think Gov. DeSantis Will Create New District For Disney, One He Controls
• Road Closed As Crews Respond To Gas Leak In Southwest Mpls.
• Texas Lt. Gov. says state will ban abortion if Roe v. Wade is overturned
• Tanker truck crashes over hillside near Rankin Bridge, causes small diesel leak
• Leaked report sparks Bay Area protests to save Roe v. Wade
• Florida Continues To Get Additional Area Codes As New Cellphones Gobble Up Existing Numbers
• Bruce Cassidy Addresses Bruins' Power Play Struggles: 'Those Guys Have To Take A Little More Ownership Of It'
• Caught on video: Crowd beats, stabs and robs man in Midtown
• Scores Wait For Days In Central Florida Heat For Appointments Outside Immigration Facility
• Forest Crews Take Advantage Of Wet Colorado Weather, Conduct Pile Burns In Summit County
• Sheriff: Husband Shot Wife In Wadena Murder-Suicide
• Washington launches effort to kill off invasive Japanese beetle
• Whitmer Declares This Week As Small Business Week
• Video shows man taken to morgue in body bag — while still alive
• Casey McQuiston on why they wrote a book they knew could be banned
• US now considers Brittney Griner wrongfully detained in Russia
• Baltimore Police Investigate Shooting Death Of Man Dropped Off At Hospital
• Aurora City Leaders Lay Out Plan For Enforcement Of New Camping Ban
• New York Governor Kathy Hochul selects new lieutenant governor
• Baker Says Supreme Court Overturning Roe V. Wade Would Be 'Massive Setback' For Women
• 2 Men Killed In Michigan Trench Collapse ID'd As Brothers
• Simple Keys For A Celtics Win Over Bucks In Game 2
• Local Leaders Respond After Report Of Draft Opinion Suggests Supreme Court May Overturn Roe V. Wade
• Biden says "stability of our law" requires Supreme Court to uphold Roe
• No more break at the pump? LA gas prices on the rise again
• Minnesota Valley Women and Men's Chorales Spring Concert
• Biogen looks for new CEO after Alzheimer's drug fizzles
• Female-led soccer club aims to deliver better pay
• Jury reaches decision in civil trial of man who killed UVA lacrosse player
• Democrats search for path forward if Supreme Court strikes down Roe
• How Would The Supreme Court Overturning Roe V. Wade Affect Massachusetts Abortion Rights?
• Bruno Mars To Open New MGM Music Hall At Fenway With 3 Shows In September
• 'Energy Is Alive' As New England Rodeo Prepares To Kick Off 2022 Season
• Draft Opinion Jolts Michigan, Where Abortion Ban Is On Books
• LIST: Every Kentucky Derby winner since 1875
• Trio Accused Of Stealing $640,000 From Miami-Dade
• Massachusetts Ranked 'Best State For Working Moms' In New Report
• DPD arrest after $100K stolen from Iraqi family in Texas
• Study Shows Preference Between Relaxing Vacations And Adventurous Ones
• Rep. Antonio Delgado appointed New York's new lieutenant governor
• Report: Other Teams Were 'Lurking' On Cole Strange, Tyquan Thornton Prior To Patriots Making Picks
• Kaw La Charged In Fatal Southwestern Minnesota Crash
• Inflation Continues To Drive Gas Prices Up Across Tri-State Region
• U.S. gets permission from Fiji to seize Russian-owned mega-yacht
• Naomi Judd had been open about "severe" depression before her death
• Sign Of Recovery: First Rebuilding Permit Issued In The Marshall Fire Burn Area
• Man set on fire in downtown LA
• Chase Elliott Snaps 26-Race Winless Streak
• Report: Draft Opinion Suggests SCOTUS May Overturn Roe V. Wade
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• GOP Gubernatorial Candidate Rinke Touts 'Bold' Campaign Plan To Repeal State Income Tax
• Orioles Drop Home Game To Twins After Correa's Tiebreaking Single
• Supreme Court Draft Suggests Roe Could Be Overturned: Report
• New England Living: Groundbreaking Whale Research In Gloucester
• Pompano Beach Student Accused Of Making School Threat To Face Judge
• Hurricane Season 2022: Now Is The Time To Review Your Insurance Policy
• How one Ukrainian town sacrificed itself to stop Russia's invaders
• Firefighter falls down collapsed staircase amid apartment fire in West Woodlawn
• The best smartwatch deals for Mother's Day
• Former Brown QB, Andover Native EJ Perry Signing With Jaguars
• U.S. prepares 19,000 beds for potential migrant children influx
• Calif. Democratic leaders vow to protect abortion rights in wake of leaked SCOTUS draft
• Promising SJPD rookie's overdose death raises tough questions
• Former Philadelphia Police Officer Edsaul Mendoza Charged With Murder In Connection To Fatal Shooting Of 12-Year-Old Thomas Siderio
• Patriots Hall Of Famer Matt Light Falls Short In Bid For Foxboro School Committee Seat
• Placer County Animal Shelter Nears Full Capacity, Discounts Adoption Fees
• Keller: Supreme Court Overturning Roe V. Wade Would Show How Abortion Rights Have Become 'Grotesquely Politicized'
• West suburban gym's bodybuilders very intentionally say no to drugs
• Nazi prison gang members convicted in man's torture and murder
• Judge allows Tulsa Race Massacre reparations lawsuit to proceed
• Kim Kardashian wears iconic Marilyn Monroe dress to Met Gala
• Crash Involving Suspected Drunken Driver Splits Truck In Half
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 5/3 Tuesday forecast
• Long Island woman loses battle to save 80-year-old tree
• 2 Hospitalized After House Fire In Prospect Park Neighborhood Of Minneapolis
• Mystery liver disease kills 3 more children after "significant increase" in cases
• Luka puts up 45 but Mavericks lose Game 1 to Suns in Phoenix
• Pittsburgh Weather: Tornado Watch issued for parts of area
• Police: 1 dead, 2 bystanders wounded in Bronx deli shooting
• Australian jailed for 1988 cliff-top murder of gay American Scott Johnson
• Leaked Draft Opinion Suggests Supreme Court May Overturn Roe V. Wade
• Police kill coyote that "came out of nowhere" and attacked girl on beach
• 4 people shot in The Loop
• Wild Lose 4-0 To Blues In Game 1 Of NHL Playoffs
• Boston subway "short circuit" blamed after man dragged to death
• Parents still seeking "truth" 15 years after Madeleine McCann vanished
• 19-year-old man charged after pulling gun on Pittsburgh's South Side
• Man Fighting For Life After Being Stabbed Multiple Times In North Philadelphia
• Some University Of The Sciences Students Outraged After Learning Birth Control Will Be No Longer Offered At Campus Health Center
• Man shot, killed on riding mower in North Chicago
• 2 Minors In Custody Following Police Chase That Ended In Crash In Mayfair: Officials
• Hurley: It Doesn't Feel Like The Patriots Are Back In Super Bowl Contention
• 27-Year-Old Man Killed After Being Struck By Brightline Train In Pompano Beach
• Fake priest talks his way onto U.K. Army barracks near Windsor Castle
• New design unveiled for site of Tree of Life synagogue mass shooting
• Leaked Supreme Court draft opinion on abortion could set stage for midterms
• West Mifflin teacher honored with big surprise

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