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Articles from May 4, 2022

• Oakland animal shelter makes urgent plea for adoptions as dog kennels fill up
• Denver Public Schools Cuts 131 Administrative Positions As Part Of Reorganization Plan
• 'I'm Just Ecstatic': Colorado Artist's Work Among Chicano Murals To Be Preserved
• Colorado Jury Convicts Jorge Che-Quiab, Man Who Provided Fentanyl To 16-Year-Old Girl Who Died
• Bill To Ban Flavored Nicotine In Colorado Passes In The State House
• Betts, Freeman power Dodgers past Giants again
• Betts, Freeman Power Dodgers Past Giants Again, 9-1
• Gov. Newsom Highlights Abortion Rights In New Campaign Ad Following Supreme Court Leak
• 'It Cost Us A Lot Of Business Income': Nevada City Community Growing Frustrated With Ongoing PG&E Work
• Governor Newsom appears with Planned Parenthood Los Angeles
• Catholic Church In Boulder Vandalized With Abortion-Rights Graffiti
• BR goes on a date stroll with Shomari Smith
• Mountain View-based Intuit to pay $141M settlement over 'free' TurboTax ads
• 'Star Wars' License Plates Up For Auction In Colorado
• Meet Oakland Artist DeVante Brooks
• Chicago First Alert Weather: More showers Thursday and Friday, warmup next week
• Police seek to identify group in shooting that left two men wounded near Chicago Theatre
• Mohammed Almaru, of Tinley Park, charged with murder of 17-year-old daughter, Mia Maro
• 3 Years After 4 Killed In Fiery Semi Crash On I-70, Runaway Truck Ramp Planned
• Construction Worker Rescued In South Boston After Being Pinned For 3 Hours
• Yankees' 11-game win streak ends with loss to Blue Jays
• Yachts At A Racetrack? Only In Miami! Hard Rock Stadium Transforms For F1 Race
• 'Every Penny Gets Passed On To You': Truckers Struggling To Pay Record High Diesel Prices In Massachusetts
• Miami Federal Judge Orders British Virgin Islands Premier Andrew Fahie Be Released On $500,000 Bond In Cocaine Smuggling Case
• FDA Issues Warning About Fake At-Home Rapid Antigen COVID Tests
• Man followed into gym and stabbed in showers
• Northeastern Phi Delta Theta Fraternity On Probation After Hazing Incident
• Gov. Pritzker gets in on the action for 'Star Wars' Day May 4
• Minnesota's Spring & Summer Celebrations Coming Back In Full Force
• Starry "Into the Woods" opens at New York City Center
• Endangered Razorback Sucker Fish Released In Colorado River, With Kisses Goodbye From Students
• Ward, Walsh Hit HRs In Angels' 6-Run 10th, Beat Red Sox 10-5
• Margot's Two-Run Single Puts Rays Past Slumping A's 3-0
• Boy, 14, shot dead in unincorporated Elk Grove Township
• Man found shot dead in car in Back of the Yards
• More than 150,000 Pennsylvanians will get refund after using TurboTax
• Evacuations Lifted After Natural Gas Leak In Yuba City
• 16-Year-Old Charged With Murder In Shooting Death Of Baltimore Bouncer
• Giolito strikes out 10 as White Sox beat Cubs in Game 2 of Crosstown Classic
• Man Shot, Killed By Baltimore County Police In Essex
• Sounds Of Brightline Train Whistling Down Tracks Gives Father Nightmares After Son Struck & Killed
• Teen Suspect Among Those Charged With Carjacking Baltimore Detective As City Carjackings Surge
• Garland father works to raise awareness of hot cars after son's close call
• Sonoma County considers 45-day moratorium on new vacation rental permits
• Birds Of Different Feathers Flock Together At Fergus Falls Rookery
• Video shows Joliet police, firefighters rescuing woman from Des Plaines River
• Mother Issues Warning After 19-Year-Old Son Dies From Fentanyl-Laced Xanax Bought On Social Media
• Man Shot Outside Of Baltimore's Hippodrome Theater
• Online Sports Wagering In Maryland Won't Begin Before Football Season
• Elderly Woman With Mobility Issues Dies In Maple Grove House Fire
• Toddler's Death Becomes Minneapolis's 32nd Homicide Case Of The Year
• Fort Lauderdale PD Searching For Driver Involved In Hit-&-Run That Claimed Allen Trowbridge's Life
• Brain tumor concerns linked to Colonia High School in N.J.
• Police: Children, ages 4 and 7, injured in Newark shooting
• 14-year-old escapes would-be kidnappers in Camarillo
• Language of Alito's draft opinion raises concerns over other rights
• Orioles Slow Surging Twins With 9-4 Victory
• Anaheim man arrested on suspicion of killing his roommate
• Sixers Fall Into 0-2 Series Hole With 119-103 Loss To Heat
• Brad Miller's 2-Run Single In 10th Leads Rangers Past Phillies
• Radio One Wants Catherine Pugh To Host "Larry Young" Show
• Hurricanes Claim Testy Win Vs. Bruins, Take 2-0 Series Lead
• John McMaster, Hospitalized After Stricker St. Collapse Shares Video Message On International Firefighters' Day
• Leaked Supreme Court Draft Opinion Stokes Fears Among Some Marylanders
• Florida Gov. DeSantis Unsure About 'Constitutional Carry' Timing
• Woman shot in side during quarrel in Bronzeville
• Man killed after he was set on fire in Pasadena
• Juvenile Arrested For Robbery Near School, Police Say
• San Jose won't meet June deadline to clear city's largest homeless encampment
• Philadelphia Tourism Bouncing Back From Pandemic Lows
• Heat Roll Past 76ers 119-103
• Dallas Animal Services continues search for coyote that attacked 2-year-old boy
• Hogan Won't Release Funds To Expand Abortion Training
• Maryland Weather: Chilly Temperatures And Rain Are On The Way
• Bay Area caviar business gets threatened by people mistaking it as Russian firm
• Florida Utilities Seek Approval For Storm-Project Money
• Woman Pleads Guilty To Murder Of Baltimore Bus Driver
• Plea deal offered to teacher accused of giving COVID shot
• Piedmont Mayor installs backyard home, touts ADUs to help solve housing woes
• Tracy High School Teacher Accused Of Having Inappropriate Relationships With Students
• Police searching for person shooting ducks in Costa Mesa
• Newark mayor out to stop investors from buying up homes
• Florida Man Captured By K-9 Named Zorro After High-Speed Chase
• Leaked Roe v. Wade Opinion Reverberates Through Colorado
• Los Gatos High copes with recent surge in COVID cases
• Future of Westchester County Airport under scrutiny
• 84-Year-Old Stockton Ice Cream Vendor Held At Gunpoint, Suspects Still At Large
• Police bomb squad investigates 'potentially suspicious item' near LAX
• Pedestrian blocking traffic on 680/24 overpass in Walnut Creek in custody
• LA County Health Director warns of new COVID variants emerging faster and spreading
• Conn. boy, 6, released from hospital after being burned
• Texas Governor candidates react to leaked Supreme Court draft on abortion
• Researchers Say Wildfires Must Be Allowed To Burn As California's Forests Filled With Excess Fuels
• City Council gearing up for vote on ethics reform package, but will aldermen support it?
• NY AG calls on Biden to "fully cancel federal student debt"
• Mesquite regulates short-term rental houses
• Scam Alert: Rancho Cordova Viewer Tries To Get Savings Back From Thieves Posing As Bank Employees
• Slumping A's fall to Rays, finish homestand 0-6
• Family of woman who died after C-section files civil rights lawsuit against Cedars-Sinai
• Amazon looks at Century III property for possible distribution warehouse
• Police: Teen struck by truck driver, killed in the Bronx
• Effort to lift theater 30 feet off the ground completed
• Minneapolis Park Board Votes To Repeal Resolution Cutting Ties With MPD
• Nonstop Romance As Air France Resumes Service From Denver To Paris
• American fighters seek to help civilians across Ukraine
• Coast Guard Repatriates 49 Cubans After 4 Different Missions Off Florida Keys
• Chicago teen plans to fly solo across the country to learn about African Americans who flew during WW2
• Denver Weather: More Rain Possible Before Warming Trend
• Baltimore Interior Designer Shares His Mental Health Story for Mental Health Awareness Month
• Leader of Haitian gang that kidnapped missionaries charged in U.S.
• Couple meets 911 dispatcher helped them deliver baby
• Man arrested for lewd acts at Walmart store in American Canyon
• Federal Reserve raises interest rates as inflation soars
• Inmate Found Dead Inside Anoka County Jail Identified As Riley Domeier, 20
• Puppies In Training Get Opera Experience
• Minnesota Could See More Out-Of-State Women Seeking Abortions If Roe v Wade Reversal Bans Access Elsewhere
• New bill wants to level the playing field for education
• Despite Whole Foods closing, community coffee shop says Englewood is thriving
• Experts Suggest That Marylanders Drive The Speed Limit To Conserve Gas Amid Rising Prices
• Music therapy helps former college athlete recover from addiction
• Adam Duvall gets key hit as Braves beat Mets
• Sharpsburg recovery house operator at odds with new landlord
• As Warmer Weather Finally Arrives, Minnesotans Take To Their Gardens, Yardwork
• Pavin Smith, Diamondbacks Edge Marlins 8-7 After Bumgarner Ejection
• Public able to attend LA City Council meetings in person for first time since March 2020
• Former San Jose resident who faked cancer for donations gets 5 years in prison
• Oath Keepers leader tried to contact Trump during Capitol attack, court documents reveal
• COVID-19 Booster Shots In Minnesota
• MDH Commissioner Jan Malcolm Not Ready To Declare COVID 'Endemic'
• Afghan Family Hopes To Rebuild Life In Miami After Being Forced To Abandon Homeland: 'We Want To Contribute'
• Judge: Trial of former police officer Aaron Dean will remain in Tarrant County
• New Lt. Gov. Delgado has moderate voting record in Congress
• Attorneys for Barry Lee Whelpley want evidence tossed in case of 1972 murder of Julie Ann Hanson
• Detroit Officials Break Ground On New Housing Project For Disabled Residents
• Teen charged with robbing TV host Will Clinger on CTA now on electronic monitoring
• Off-duty Plano officer, man exchange gunfire at convenience store
• 'Too Often Governments Lag Behind Technological Advancements': Newsom Moves To Regulate Cryptocurrency In California
• Miami Couple Expands Search For Their French Bulldog That May Have Been Stolen: 'I Just Want Him Back'
• Celebrate Colorado With A Block Party In Your Neighborhood
• Black Leaders Offer Ideas To Keep Miami Beach Fun, Safe & Thriving Ahead Of Memorial Day Weekend
• Wolf, other state leaders reaffirm commitment to protecting reproductive rights
• Formerly homeless Peninsula man helps others get off the streets, furnishes their homes
• Behavioral Crisis Response Team Diverted 1,400 Calls From MPD In The Last 3 Months
• 'Be Kind Needham' Helps Ukrainian Refugee Family Adjust To Life In Massachusetts
• Rapper Kidd Creole sentenced to 16 years for fatal stabbing in NYC
• California customers of TurboTax eligible for $11.4 million settlement in deceptive advertising case
• Abortion equity a concern as Roe vs. Wade debate rages on
• Colorado Rapids Surprise Aurora Students With Free Tickets For Entire School
• Comedians React To Dave Chappelle Attack: 'People Will Do Anything For Fame These Days'
• Downtown Sacramento Shooting: What We Know So Far
• Dallas-based Bishop David Paul Moten sues Kanye over 'Come to Life' song
• Grindr to cover gender reassignment surgery for workers
• Reversal Of Roe V. Wade Could Have Drastic Implications For Women Of Color
• Castle Shannon police use new body camera technology
• Santa Ana man arrested after allegedly dragging woman into vacant house to sexually assault her
• CTA train riders say crime has gotten out of control
• Body Found Inside Vehicle Submerged In South Platte River
• Thousands Of MN Homes, Roads At Risk Of Flooding Due To Climate Change, MPCA Says
• Railroad Safety Takes Center Stage After Recent South Florida Car vs. Train Collisions
• New Harmony Montgomery Report Finds Parents' Rights Were Put Ahead Of Missing Girl's Safety
• Gately Park track facility opens in Pullman
• Next Weather: More Seasonably-Appropriate Warmth Thursday, With Rain In S. MN
• Deputy Chief Jeremy Ellison Will Take Over As St. Paul's Interim Police Chief In June
• Thomas James, Who Spent 30 Years In Prison For Crime He Did Not Commit, Gets Brightline Wish
• 7 hours of sleep may be best, new study suggests
• The murder of Chicago real estate mogul Lee Miglin and the horrors of Andrew Cunanan's murder spree
• Alameda Co. Sheriff running against 2 law enforcement officers in primary
• Donald Trump Jr. appears before the House January 6 committee, sources say
• Rainy Season Arrives Soon, Here's The Outlook For South Florida
• Man Killed In West Baltimore Shooting, Arrest Made
• New Jersey Shoppers Have Mixed Feelings About State's Single-Use Bag Ban
• Crews Work To Repair Water Main Break In Lakewood
• 93-year-old Oakland woman brings smiles to all around her
• Gov. Gavin Newsom: Democrats Need 'Counter-Offensive' In Culture Wars
• Inside the North Texas home to Roe v. Wade lawyer's personal documents
• Stocks see biggest gain in 2 years as Fed quashes high-hike fears
• 2 South Jersey Firefighters Honored For Bravery After Saving Family Trapped Inside Burning Apartment
• Judge Greg Mathis receives star on Hollywood Walk of Fame
• First case of highly pathogenic avian influenza detected in a wild bird in Texas
• Massachusetts Reports 2,985 New COVID Cases, 14 Additional Deaths
• Viking Octantis Cruise Ship Kicks Off Great Lakes Expedition, Makes Stop In Detroit
• Rancho Cordova Home Damaged In Fire; All Residents Made It Out Safely
• Newsom urges Democrats to go on the 'counter-offensive' in culture wars
• Denver International Airport Is One With The Force On May The 4th
• Buster Posey's 106-Acre Butte County Property Hits The Market For $3.9 Million
• California will work with feds to implement cryptocurrency regulations
• Funeral Services Begin Thursday For Beloved Philadelphia FOP Chaplain Father Steven Wetzel
• Pepsi repairs, restocks Mt. Washington Star Wars vending machine for May the 4th
• FOUND: Westminster Police Locate 78-Year-Old Woman Nathalyn Wooten From Oklahoma
• Here's How Higher Rates Will Impact You
• CBS3 Teams Up With Philly Parks & Recs To Provide Fitness Classes At Love Park
• Red Sox Seek Nominations For All-Expenses Paid 'Mom's Day Out' At Fenway
• Officials Break Ground At KEYS Community Healing Village In West Baltimore
• Leaking Propane Tank Cited In Millersville Explosion That Injured 2
• Washington County mother accused of exposing her baby to drugs
• Beaumont Doctor Seeing Large Increase In Flu Cases
• Police: Knights Landing SWAT Situation Linked To Search Warrant
• Carroll County Woman Avoids Prison Time In Horse Neglect Case
• Nearly 2 Dozen COVID Cases Traced To People Who Attended McClatchy High Junior Prom
• UMass Investigating Second 'Deeply Racist, Hateful' Email Sent To Black Students
• "Lost puppy" brought home by family turns out to be baby coyote
• How much do rising mortgage rates add to the cost of a home?
• North Dakota Company Halts Plans For Trans-State Natural Gas Pipeline, Citing Rising Costs
• Blinken tests positive for COVID-19, State Department says
• Little Haiti Woman Odette Joassaint, Accused Of Strangling Her Children, May Face Death Penalty
• Homicide charge dropped after man pleads guilty to robbery in cab driver's beating death
• The best Apple AirPods deals on Amazon ahead of Mother's Day
• Michigan UIA Waives $431 Million In Pandemic Overpayments For 55,000 Claimants
• Justice Dept charges 12 medical professionals for fueling opioid epidemic
• Broncos Will Face Jaguars In 2022 London Game At Wembley Stadium
• New South LA resource center provides free legal, job training services
• Dolly Parton, Eminem, Lionel Richie get into Rock Hall of Fame
• Forest Lake PD Arrest Boy Accused Of Causing $30K-$50K In Vandalism Damages
• Man suffers life-threatening injuries after "structural collapse" at Boston building
• Fed Raises Interest Rates, Tries To Catch Up With Inflation
• Bank of America CEO calls Roe v. Wade "settled law"
• Police: 33-Year-Old Man Found Dead At Royal Oak Township Hotel
• Knife-wielding man at San Jose elementary school taken into custody
• Report: Tyre Sampson Fell To His Death Midway Through Orlando Park's Drop Ride Plunge
• Fort Worth Zoo releases endangered toad by the thousands
• Texas secures $14M of $141M Intuit settlement over TurboTax ads
• AG Keith Ellison Joins Letter Urging Biden To Cancel Federal Student Loan Debt
• 9-year-old found dead in New Kensington
• Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Signs Bill To Create Office To Address Impacts Of Flooding, Sea-Level Rise
• Bat used by Jackie Robinson in 1949 All-Star game auctioned off for more than $1 million
• Judge accepts Derek Chauvin's plea agreement in federal civil rights case
• Satanic Temple Asks Boston To Fly Flag After Court Ruling
• Walz Joins Governors Calling For Senate To Codify Roe V. Wade Into Law
• Woman, 81, Killed In Crash In White Marsh Intersection
• Teen girl charged with attack, robbery of TV host Will Clinger released on electronic monitoring
• Colorado Congressman Jason Crow To Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy 'We Are In This For The Long Haul'
• 2 Wayne County Employees Charged With Embezzling $1.7 Million In Road Funds
• 49ers to play in Mexico City Monday night matchup vs. Arizona
• Intuit To Pay $141M Settlement Over 'Free' TurboTax Ads
• Colorado Congresswoman Diana DeGette Reacts To Draft Supreme Court Decision Overturning Roe V. Wade
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Clouds and rain return Thursday
• Diego Maradona's "Hand of God" jersey sets auction record
• Babies at Washington Health System wear Star Wars outfits for May the 4th
• Fed raises interest rate by half a percentage point at May meeting
• 2 suspects arrested in connection to armed robbery at Beverly Hills home
• Alabama fugitive threatened to kill ex if he escaped, authorities say
• Where's Marty? Checking Out A Baltimore County Man's Electrifying Collection
• MSU Hires Adam Nightingale To Lead Hockey Program
• DUI Suspect Arrested After Crashing Into Trailer On Shoulder Of I-80 In Sierra
• Fugitive wanted for sex-related charges in Dallas arrested at Texas-Mexico border
• Baby dies after being left in car while dad was arrested, police said
• Los Angeles County sheriff's deputy charged in on-duty assault of woman in Chatsworth
• Roseville Nurse Practitioner Arrested For Alleged Sexual Battery During Patient Exam
• Cooking Corner: Blueberry Chess Pie
• 'Good Vibes' For McIlroy As He Defends Wells Fargo At Soggy TPC Potomac
• The Legacy Of Racially Restrictive Covenants In The Twin Cities
• Minneapolis Calls In State Patrol, BCA To Assist With Crime
• How to watch the finale of Marvel's 'Moon Knight'
• Airbnb cracking down on summer parties across New York State
• 'They Were Overwhelmed': Carnival Cruise Passengers On COVID Infections
• Woman sues Dunkin' after she says she was seriously burned by their hot coffee
• SWAT Officer Shoots, Kills Aggressive Dog During Search Warrant At Sacramento Home
• California clinics that saw surge in abortions after Texas passed its ban brace for flood of new patients
• Groundbreaking Wednesday for new Caltech environmental research institute
• Feds fine Bank of America $10 million for illegal garnishments
• Man In Serious Condition After East Baltimore Shooting
• With Abortion In Jeopardy, Minority Women Have Most To Lose
• 'May The Fourth' Signs Celebrate 'Star Wars' On Massachusetts Highways
• Sacramento's Own Dusty Baker Gets 2,000th Win As Astros Down Mariners 4-0
• 2 Boston Police Officers Injured, Suspect Arrested After Crash On Mass And Cass
• Hazardous surf expected on coast Thursday
• Ravens Avoid Overseas Game For NFL's 2022 International Series
• Marlon Raymond Jr. Charged With Shooting Man Multiple Times At Randolph Wendy's
• Steve Kerr condemns 'dirty play' that left Gary Payton with fractured elbow
• Residential Streets Return To Normal After Water Main Break In Denver Berkeley Neighborhood
• Video Shows Aftermath After Pilot Injured In Plane Crash In Mankato
• Mechanical Failure Caused Helicopter Crash That Killed 5, Including Maryland Woman
• Plastic bag ban begins at supermarkets in New Jersey
• Oak Park and River Forest student charged with trying to bring loaded handgun to school
• Otter Spotted In Detroit River For First Time In 100 Years
• 2 killed, 1 wounded in shooting at home in La Sierra neighborhood of Riverside
• Suspected stolen property fence busted; more than $1.5 million goods seized
• Metra station at 147th Street in Harvey getting $20 million upgrade
• May the 4th be with you! Celebrate Star Wars Day in DFW
• First Alert Weather Day after 4PM as storms begin in the west
• Boys playing in horse corral killed in "senseless DUI crash," sheriff says
• Maryland Weather: Warm With Chance For Afternoon Storms
• CoCo DA charges Concord couple with murder of woman's husband
• Sweetwater Affordable Housing For Seniors Gets $2 Million Boost From Miami-Dade County
• Chicago bridges going up biweekly through June
• Woman in custody after brawl outside Hard Rock Cafe
• Carly Rae Jepsen To Headline Twin Cities Pride Concert At The Armory
• Police: Man seen using flamethrower in custody after standoff
• COVID In Minnesota: MDH Reports 2,570 New Cases, 3 More Deaths
• Two Men Injured In Shooting At Fort Lauderdale's Booze Garden Club
• Driver Dead After Jeep Hit By Brightline Train In Hollywood
• Miami Weather: Possible Showers & Storms In Afternoon, Evening
• Airbnb Will Again Try To Prevent Holiday Weekend Parties This Summer
• State Health Data Reveals Who Is Having Abortions In Minnesota
• Over 66K Marylanders Eligible For Refunds In $141M Settlement Over 'Free' TurboTax Ads
• Two more attacks on CTA riders, in separate incidents on the Red Line
• A Lot Of Expectations Are Being Placed Upon Cameron McGrone In Patriots' Linebacking Corps
• Two-County Police Pursuit Ends With Man In Custody In Miramar
• Texas Fire Departments make donation to firefighters in Ukraine
• 4 men wanted as 'persons of interest' in Darrin Wilson slaying
• Colorado Welcomes Women As Abortion Rights Are Threatened
• Slain NH Journalist James Foley's Mother Calls Terror Trial 'Chilling And Heartbreaking'
• Police: 4-Year-Old Recovering After Being Shot Inside Taylor Home
• Ariana DeBose to host 75th annual Tony Awards
• Hawaii's minimum wage could soon be raised $18 an hour
• Biden says U.S. will pay down national debt for first time in 6 years
• Intuit to pay customers $141M for misleading TurboTax ads
• Dem Carol Glanville Wins Michigan Seat After GOP Candidate's Rape Comments
• San Jose Police investigate two different shootings that injured 3 men
• A woman who was spared prison time now runs her own nonprofit
• Colorado Students Roll Into Class On National Bike & Roll To School Day
• About 90,000 Michigan Students Impacted By COVID School Disruptions To Receive Food Assistance Benefits
• How to save money during periods of inflation — like now
• The Celtics Are At Their Best -- And A Lot Of Fun To Watch -- When They Swing The Ball Around
• Police: 79-year-old man randomly punched at Queens station
• New Type UV Light Is Potential Game Changer That Could Prevent Next Pandemic
• Jazz In The Sculpture Garden At The Baltimore Museum Of Art Returns
• Contact lost with Ukrainian troops amid "heavy fighting" at steel plant
• Florida Wildlife Officials Already Making Manatee Preparations For Next Winter
• 1 dead after apartment fire in southwest Dallas
• Maryland Military Veterans Turn To Golf For Therapy & Bonding
• Colorado Car Theft Victims Join Forces To Take Action Against Thieves
• Placer County Aims To Turn Roseville Hotel Into Permanent Homeless Housing
• Family Loses Nearly Everything In Southeastern Colorado Wildfire
• Navy reveals cause of helicopter crash off California that killed 5
• Michigan Teacher 'Catfished' By Students In Van Buren County
• Florida US Senator Marco Rubio Introduces Bill To Remove Tax Breaks For 'Woke' Corporations
• Dolly Parton, Eminem inducted into Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
• SUV slams into medical building in Verona, N.J.
• Colorado Weather: Spring Storm Brings Heavy Mountain Snow And More Needed Rain To Denver
• Intuit To Pay $141M Settlement Over 'Free' TurboTax Ads
• Man accused of driving drunk, hitting Bethel Park officer
• Michael Wacha Has Been Quite The Surprise For Red Sox
• Florida Expands Hours For Annual Alligator Hunt
• Explainer: What Is Roe V. Wade, The Landmark Abortion Access Case?
• 18-year-old in Texas fatally stabbed at school; classmate jailed
• Dave Chappelle Attacked By Armed Man While Onstage In L.A.
• Man dies after shooting in West Mifflin
• Here's What You Need To Know As New Jersey's Single-Use Plastic Ban Goes Into Effect
• Mental health and the sudden surge in suicide among women's college athletes
• Will Indiana enact a 'trigger law' if Roe v. Wade is overturned?
• PTL Links: May 4, 2022
• National Star Wars Day Being Celebrated Wednesday: 'May The 4th Be With You'
• Man duct taped during Frontier flight sentenced to jail
• Cooking With Rania: Ocean Cobb Salad
• Dolly Parton, Eminem, Lionel Richie among Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees
• Grant Williams Has Emerged As An Important X-Factor For Celtics
• Real ID Deadline Less Than A Year Away, RMV Reminds Travelers
• Ukrainian children in U.S. custody find unlikely sponsors
• Exterminator To Return To Mayfair Neighborhood To Ensure Rat Problem Is Solved
• "The people of Rome are being held hostage by wild boar"
• Kroenke Sports & Entertainment Has Big Plans For Parking Lots Around Ball Arena
• One hospitalized as a result of a car crashing into pole in Whitehall
• EU takes step toward Russian oil ban and new sanctions
• Average Person Invited To 4 Weddings This Year, Survey Finds
• Michigan Senate OKs New Scholarships, Boosts College Funding
• West Sacramento Firefighters Respond To Housing Complex Fire
• 'Innovators Of Minneapolis Sound': Jimmy Jam And Terry Lewis Among Rock & Roll HOF Inductees
• DPD: man pistol-whipped, shot on Great Trinity Forest Way
• Nearly half of LGBTQ youth seriously considered suicide last year, survey finds
• New England Living: Exploring Baker's Island Outside Of Salem Harbor
• FDA Officials Say Annual Covid-19 Shots May Be Needed In The Future
• News from Day 2 of pre-trial for former FWPD officer Aaron Dean
• Man Shot During Attempted Carjacking In Philadelphia's Olney Section, Police Say
• Putin's campaign of terror leaves Ukrainians with "nowhere to go"
• Here's what shows Netflix is canceling amid subscriber slump
• New Jersey Wawa's Will Hand Out 1,000 Free Reusable Bags Wednesday Due To New Single-Use Plastic Bag Ban
• Jayson Tatum Says Not To Worry About The 'Aggressive' Tape Job On His Wrist
• New Kensington-Arnold teachers reportedly agree to five-year contract
• Vikings Will Take On Saints In London This Season
• Ohio primary results: Trump-backed J.D. Vance wins Republican Senate race
• After a century, condors soar again over California coastal redwoods
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 5/4 Wednesday forecast
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• Phoebe Bridgers shares abortion story, says everyone deserves "access"
• Dave Chappelle attacked by man with knife during Hollywood Bowl show
• Pittsburgh Weather: Morning rain will taper off throughout the day
• Caught on video: 77-year-old man beaten in the Bronx
• At Jesse White Learning Academy, students design sneakers representing history or the future
• NYPD: Gun violence going down, overall crime on the rise
• Federal Reserve to raise interest rates for the second time since 2018
• 600 possibly killed in Mariupol theater airstrike, evidence shows
• Local leaders react to leaked report indicating overturning of Roe v. Wade
• Dallas Stars go down to Flames in penalty filled Game 1
• Psychologist testifies Johnny Depp assaulted ex-wife Amber Heard
• Minneapolis Park Board To Vote On Working With MPD Wednesday Night
• Ravinia Festival tickets go on sale Wednesday morning
• Making a memorable Mother's Day: Etiquette, gift ideas, and more
• Hundreds Rally Outside Philadelphia City Hall To Defend Roe V. Wade
• Twin Cities Parks Again Rank In Top 5 Nationally
• Person stabbed at Arlington Heights gas station
• Philadelphia Police: 14-Year-Old Boy Hospitalized After Being Shot In West Oak Lane
• Man robbed and attacked at Red Line station in South Loop
• "Death shadow" fossils of largest raptor dinosaur unearthed in Argentina
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Sun returns Wednesday
• Former top Mossad officer on Israel's security challenges
• Pittsburgh Police safely locate missing 44-year-old woman Schurita Charles
• Man dies after tree falls on car in Upper St. Clair
• From the runway to the starter's net: Louis Domingue's unexpected game one journey
• Police arrest two teenagers in shooting death of 7-year-old in Erie
• Dave Chappelle attacked by armed man while onstage in L.A.
• Wednesday's Child: 13-Year-Old Shawn
• Police investigating Duquesne shooting
• Colorado Avalanche Erupt For 5 Goals In 1st, Beat Predators 7-2 In Game 1
• Dedric Willis Charged With Murder In North Minneapolis Shooting
• COVID: Cases surging across Bay Area
• 'I Carried Her For Almost 20 Weeks': Minnesota Mom Shares Her Story Of 2nd Trimester Abortion Following Dire Diagnosis
• CBD edibles company looking to bring mobile trailer to Pittsburgh
• Malkin's tip lifts Penguins past Rangers in 3OTs in Game 1
• Judge HRs as Yankees beat Jays for 11th straight win
• Carrasco navigates 8 innings, Mets sweep twinbill vs Braves
• Rising crime leads some to use personal safety devices
• Chinese hackers took trillions in intellectual property
• North Korea tests suspected ballistic missile after Kim's nuclear threat

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• Man dies after shooting in West Mifflin
• Tinley Park father charged with beating his daughter to death
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• Boy found dead in Westmoreland County
• Man in custody after deadly shooting of Queens resident Anna Torres
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• Don't miss award-winning bass Soloman Howard in SF Opera's Fidelio
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• Go wine tasting at JMoss Winery & Tasting Room in Napa
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• Don't miss award-winning director Peter Nicks' documentary 'Homeroom'
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• Person running on 105 Freeway in Paramount shot, killed by CHP officer
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• Costa Mesa police searching for suspect that continues killing ducks in TeWinkle Park
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• Police investigating suspicious package near LAX, traffic impacted
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• Officials reexamining future of Westchester County Airport
• Piedmont mayor touts ADUs to help solve Bay Area housing woes
• Dallas abortion rights activist reacts to SCOTUS draft majority opinion, Roe v. Wade
• Wednesday night First Alert Weather forecast with Paul Heggen
• Gov. Newsom expresses outrage over Supreme Court draft on Roe v. Wade
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• LAPD honors fallen officers
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• President Biden criticizes "MAGA Republicans"
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• TWU houses collection of documents from lawyer who argued Roe v Wade
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• Judge: Trial of former police officer Aaron Dean will remain in Tarrant County
• Third Oath Keepers member pleads guilty; U.S. prepares for influx of migrants
• Plano Police responding to officer-involved shooting
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• Animal services resume search for coyote that attacked toddler
• Storm damage in Washington County caused by straight line winds
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• First Alert Forecast: CBS2 5/4 Evening Weather at 6PM
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• Trump-endorsed candidate J.D. Vance wins Ohio Senate primary
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• Push to throw out evidence in 50-year-old Naperville murder case
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• Biden says more could be at stake if Roe v. Wade is overturned
• Gately Park track facility opens in Pullman
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• Teen struck by truck, killed on way to school in the Bronx
• USPS job fair Thursday at 46th & Cottage Grove from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
• Accident closes inbound upper level lanes of GWB
• Police sources: Woman fatally shot in Ozone Park, Queens
• Tinley Park man charged with murder in death of his 17-year-old daughter
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• Local doctor discusses importance of COVID-19 testing as cases rise
• MoneyWatch: Market moves on Fed rate hike
• Raw video: Person with knife at Gardens Elementary School in San Jose
• Fire photographer Stuart Palley publishes memoir
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• Three injured in "structural collapse" at South Boston building
• 105 Freeway shut down in Paramount after police shooting
• Which states would restrict or protect abortion rights if Roe v. Wade is struck down?
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• Jackie Robinson bat sold at auction for more than $1 million
• LAPD's Southeast community volunteers hailed as "COVID heroes"
• City Theatre's new season features 'The Garbologists'
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• Reporter Update: Many without power after strong storms
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• Man accused of driving drunk, hitting Bethel Park officer
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• N.J. woman sues Dunkin' over hot coffee burns
• Leaked Supreme Court documents spark protest over abortion rights nationwide
• New video shows moment tree fell on car critically injuring one man in Upper St. Clair
• Police search for man accused of shooting his girlfriend in Duquesne
• Man in critical condition after West Mifflin shooting
• Man accused of driving drunk, hitting Bethel Park officer
• Biden addresses state of the economy ahead of expected Fed rate hike
• Experts warn of cryptocurrency crash ahead of interest rate hike
• Video shows moment tree fell on car, critically injuring man in Upper St. Clair
• Abortions surged in California since Texas law's passing
• "Trigger laws" would automatically ban or restrict abortion if Roe v. Wade is overturned
• Your Wednesday Afternoon Headlines, May 4, 2022
• Metra station at 147th Street in Harvey getting $20 million upgrade
• First Alert Weather: Rain sticks around
• Bird flu forces chickens into lockdown amid historic outbreak
• CBS 11 declares First Alert Weather Day
• Ariana DeBose to host Tony Awards
• Chicago bridges going up biweekly through June
• Car slams into medical building
• Police break up fight in front of Hard Rock Cafe
• J.D. Vance wins Ohio GOP Senate primary after Trump endorsement
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• Search continues for coyote that bit toddler in Northeast Dallas
• Sustainable wines for Earth Day
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• European Union proposes ban on all Russian oil imports
• More attacks on the CTA Red Line
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• Pittsburgh Today Live Chat: May the 4th be with you!
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• Wildfire preparation tips for SoCal homeowners
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• CBS News Los Angeles: The Rundown (May 4 AM Edition)
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• 2 LAPD officers hurt after Downtown LA march for reproductive rights gets unruly
• Congressman Tim Ryan wins Ohio’s Democratic Senate primary
• Dolly Parton, Eminem, Lionel Richie among Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees
• Mother of slain journalist James Foley reflects on trial of son's ISIS captor
• Finland and Sweden consider NATO membership amid Ukraine conflict
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• What is a trigger law and what will happen if the Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade?
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• Wednesday dawns with signature fog layer draping over Golden Gate Bridge
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• Report: New Kensington-Arnold teachers agree to new deal
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• Inflation Impact: Fed to increase interest rates
• New footage appears to show Alabama jailbreak
• Ukraine special forces show devastation after weeks of Russian shelling
• Donald Trump-backed candidate J.D. Vance wins Ohio Senate Republican primary race
• Suspect wanted in subway attack
• NYPD crime numbers show homicides down
• White House, lawmakers react to leaked SCOTUS draft opinion
• 77-year-old man brutally attacked in the Bronx
• Oklahoma law would ban most abortions if Roe v. Wade is overturned
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• Dave Chapelle attacked on stage in LA
• New Yorkers take to the streets over abortion rights
• First Alert Weather: Rain on and off today
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• Chicago First Alert Weather: Sun returns Wednesday
• Police investigating Duquesne shooting
• At least one person injured when trees fall on vehicle
• Two suspects arrested in death of 7-year-old
• Company that sells CBD edibles looking to bring mobile trailer to Pittsburgh
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