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Articles from May 5, 2022

• Dozens arrested after street takeovers break out all over San Fernando Valley
• Lawyer sets up tent to help homeless residents in Berkeley
• Water districts targeting wasteful residents as historically bad drought continues
• Park Rangers Crack Down On Barbecues Along American River Parkway To Reduce Fire Risk
• Vacant building fire threatens nearby structures in Koreatown before knock down
• Molina homers as Cards beat Giants
• 54 Years Later, Vietnam Veteran Frank Webb Finally Attends CU Commencement
• Dante Larks Faces 142 Years In Prison For Sexually Assaulting Child He Kept In Basement, Fed Peanuts
• 'It's Part Of Our Culture': Cinco De Mayo Cruising Celebration Rides Into Sacramento Railyards
• Following two-year hiatus, LA County Fair returns to celebrate centennial anniversary
• $78M In Tax Dollars Spent Caring For Wild Horses In Captivity; Off-Range Pasture Owner Says His Ranch Is 'All-Inclusive Resort' For Horses
• Molina Homers, Edman Drives In Three As Cards Beat Giants 7-1
• Long Beach City Council passes law barring childless adults from park playgrounds
• Twins Say Carlos Correa May Have Broken Finger After Being Struck By Pitch
• Bob Dylan Museum, Archive Opens In Tulsa
• Warriors unveil statue of the late S.F. mayor Ed Lee
• Businesses In Marshall Fire Area Quietly Suffering
• 2 Officers Injured When Denver Police Vehicle Flips Onto Roof During Suspect Pursuit
• Magic Johnson: Familiar Name Added To Group Bidding For Broncos Ownership
• IRS Confirms Agents Conducted 'Official Business' At Red's Kitchen & Tavern In Peabody
• Racial Slur Brings Early End To Hamilton-Wenham High School Prom
• Boston School Committee Votes To Shut Down Mission Hill School After Sexual Misconduct Investigation
• 5 Arrested After Gang-Related Assault In Turlock
• Boeing to move corporate headquarters from Chicago to Arlington, Virginia
• Bears' Justin Fields at No. 8 in player merchandise sold among all NFL players
• US Coast Guard's Priority Number 1: Save Lives Off Florida Straits
• Fallen Heroes Day: Remembering The Baltimore-Area First Responders Who Made The Ultimate Sacrifice
• Need A Spring Bike Tune-Up? Get Ready To Wait
• Community holds candlelight vigil, creates memorial for Azuree Charles
• Children, 12 & 13, Steal Car From West Baltimore Body Shop
• How Interest Rate Hikes May Impact The 'Very Hectic' Twin Cities Housing Market
• 'That's a hate crime,' says Texas Pastor Kyev Tatum about alleged racial slurs at Paschal High School
• Chicago First Alert Weather: More scattered showers through tomorrow
• Amber Heard Testifies That Johnny Depp Kicked Her On 2014 Flight From Boston To Los Angeles
• Florida City Student Gets Bullied By School Mate, Then Attacked By Bully's Mom
• Downtown Baltimore Residents React To Shooting Outside Hippodrome Theatre
• Miami-Dade PD Holds Annual Memorial Service To Remember Fallen Law Enforcement Members
• Massachusetts Reports 4,376 New COVID Cases, Positivity Rate Rises Over 6%
• Bay Area business travel industry tries to revive after COVID collapse
• Schaumburg native Chris Mueller returns home to play for Chicago Fire
• What Does Motherhood Look Like Now?
• Panthers Rout Capitals 5-1 In Game 2 To Even Series
• Chargers sign pair of veteran defensive standouts
• Baltimore Resident 'Mr. Millionaire' Claims VaxCash 2.0 Prize
• Three Men Injured In Shooting Near Safe Streets Event In Northeast Baltimore
• Two Shot After Potential Robbery In Parkville, Off-Duty Officer Involved
• Authorities investigating fatal shooting in South Los Angeles
• Phillies Blow 6-Run Lead In 9th Inning, Lose To Mets
• Giuliani backs out of appearance before House January 6 committee
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot places bet on Bally's plan for River West casino, but more hurdles remain
• Charitable pharmacy supplying those in need as drug prices rise
• Mets come back from the dead, score 7 in 9th to edge Phillies
• San Jose police gear up for safe Cinco de Mayo celebrations
• Search on for shooter who killed 14-year-old Erick Alfaro in Elk Grove Township mobile home park
• Upper Dublin Residents Still Trying To Rebuild 8 Months After Hurricane Ida, Tornadoes Swept Across Region
• Rangers bounce back in big way, smack Penguins in Game 2
• Denver Police Team Up With 'Wish For Wheels' To Help Kids Get Their Bikes Up And Running
• Maryland Weather: Rain And Storms Friday Expected To Extend Into Weekend
• Department of Justice seeks forfeiture of Holmby Hills mega-mansion
• Bay Area homebuyers lament less affordable real estate as Fed raises interest rates
• 'Robbing Peter To Pay Paul': Critics Of Property Tax Reduction Bill Say It's A Bait And Switch
• Man accused of opening plane's emergency exit, sliding down wing at Chicago airport
• Maryland Weather: Cloudy & Warm, But Friday's An Alert Day
• 'We've Secured A Free And Open Internet': Telecom Groups End Fight Against California Net Neutrality
• Child killed in accidental shooting, Dallas police say
• 19-year-old suspect identified in Pinole bowling alley shooting
• 25-Year-Old Man Receives Life Sentence In 2020 Murder Of MTA Bus Driver
• Costa Mesa police searching for man who assaulted 2 women with pepper spray
• Oakland Mexican restaurant touts mole poblano dish for Cinco de Mayo
• Rangers blitz Penguins in Game 2 to even series
• For Dallas woman who lost sister, abortion debate bigger than headlines
• Owings Mills Students To Compete In International Robotics Championship
• Boy, 10, accidentally shoots himself in hand in Englewood
• S. Cirby Way In Roseville Reopens After Police Deem Suspicious Device Safe
• Kenny Pickett takes out full-page ad to thank university
• 'If we don't help Ukraine, who will?' Ukrainian mother leaves North Texas for war-torn country
• Man Shot And Killed By Police In Essex 'Moved Quickly Towards' Officers With Knives, Attorney General's Office Says
• Orange County man indicted for making online threats at Merriam-Webster over gender term definitions
• Allie Quigley out for Sky season opener
• Andrew Vaughn heads to White Sox 10-day injured list after already missing five games
• Virus Found In Pig Heart Used In Human Transplant Performed In Baltimore
• Man charged after using emergency exit to slide down wing of plane at O'Hare Airport
• New COVID testing, treatment site opens at College of San Mateo
• Americans Expected To Spend Record Amount For Mother's Day This Year
• Pig heart transplanted into Maryland man was carrying an animal virus
• Andrew Welsh Pleads Guilty To Burning Down St. Cloud's Press Bar In Insurance Money Scheme
• Basketball Coach Accused Of Arranging Sexual Encounter With 14-Year-Old Boy In Tracy
• Supreme Court justices get increased security after Roe v. Wade draft opinion leak
• Maestro Robert Cox conducts SF Opera's 'Barber of Seville'
• Former U.S. Supreme Court clerk weighs in on leaked draft majority opinion
• Truckers Sound Off On Proposed Runaway Truck Ramp On I-70
• Landlord group sues Alameda County over COVID-19 eviction moratorium
• Cases top 3,000, CDC Director says we are not in endemic while at South LA clinic
• 'The Black Woman Is God' exhibit at SOMArts
• Denver Weather: Warming Up With Fire Danger Increasing Again
• 'It's Heartbreaking': National Day Of Awareness Puts Spotlight On Missing And Murdered Indigenous Women
• Police: Suspect Arrested In Deadly Shooting Of Anthony Fuimaono In Fairfield
• Security video shows suspect using manhole cover to break into downtown LA business
• WATCH: 'How it Feels to be Free'
• Magic Johnson Joining Bid For Denver Broncos: NBA Legend Teaming Up With 76ers Co-owner To Purchase Franchise
• Bird Flu Takes Unheard-Of Toll On Bald Eagles, Other Birds
• Minnesota Senate Passes Bill To Distribute $300M From Opioid Suit
• LA County reports over 3,000 new COVID cases for first time since February
• Captured Wild Horse Death Toll Increases To 129 At Federal Cañon City Holding Facility
• Tyler Stovall talks about his book 'White Freedom'
• Fort Worth's independent police oversight office wants to make it easier to see complaints
• Police investigating deadly shooting on North Side
• Mysterious Case Of Liver Disease Diagnosed In North Dakota Child
• Taser found at New Castle High School
• 'Binding Ties' at the 16th Street Station in West Oakland
• Twins' Baldelli, Arraez, Bundy Test Positive For COVID
• Long Island Tulip Festival in full bloom
• Parents of missing Alexis Gabe turn to psychics for hope
• Massachusetts Senate Passes Bill Allowing Undocumented Immigrants To Get Driver's Licenses
• Marin Water Board rescinds emergency declaration for new watering rules
• Sen. Scott Wiener's Bill Allowing Preteen Vaccines Without Parental Consent Advances In California
• Walgreens, Florida Settle Opioid Costs Lawsuit For $683M
• Cape Coral Art Teacher Fired For Letting Students Paint LGBTQ Flags To Express Their Sexuality
• Gustavus Men's Tennis Team Boasts 11 International Students On Its Roster
• About 20,000 people expected to attend Trump, Oz rally
• READ: 'The Life & Times of Nipsey Hussle'
• COVID-19 Surge Not Showing Signs Of Slowing Down Summer Cruises
• FDA restricts Johnson & Johnson COVID vaccine due to blood clot risk
• Teen, two young men shot in West Pullman
• Rescue operation underway in Mariupol as Russian forces enter steel plant
• Arab American store owners say the city is targeting their business after a fatal shooting
• Minneapolis Brings In State Patrol, BCA To Help Get Handle On Rising Crime
• Recipe: Ann Alaboud's Red Velvet Cheesecake Brownies
• ArtistiCO Spreads Joy Via Love Of Dance This Cinco de Mayo
• Hurricane Preparedness Week: Taking a closer look at NOAA's hurricane hunting aircraft
• Northwestern research team devises computer model to detect CPD misconduct
• FDA Puts Strict Limits On Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine
• Harlem Academy expands enrollment with help of new building
• Police lockdown Montebello High School, find no credible threat
• DIA Unveils 16 New Southwest Gates
• Defamation suit filed against Alec Baldwin by family of fallen Marine dismissed
• Helicopters & All, Teen Gets "Bad Boys" Dream Come True Courtesy Of Make-A-Wish
• Ohtani tosses seven shutout innings, K's 11 on way to 8-0 victory over Red Sox
• Esper: Miller wanted "quarter-million troops" for migrant caravan
• California bill allowing preteen vaccines without parental consent advances
• Health Experts Investigate Causes Of Rare Children's Liver Illness
• Could Minnesota Allow Cameras In Future Trials? Community Members Want It
• NASA makes progress fixing SLS moon rocket
• Truck driver hits, kills pedestrian in San Jose's 30th fatal traffic collision of 2022
• Sacramento County Hosting Hiring Event In Search Of Garbage Truck Drivers
• Pittsburgh Penguins Playoffs 2022 by DJ Petey C
• FDA announces strict limits on Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine
• Graduates From Youth Program Get Free Suits To 'Dress For Success'
• House fire in Orange kills several pets, including a turtle and two snakes
• Star power expected for "Dance Against Cancer" at Lincoln Center
• Drivers Already Feeling Effects Of Road Closures Ahead Of F1 Miami Grand Prix At Hard Rock Stadium
• Suspect at large following fatal shooting in El Monte
• Driver injured after crashing into Forest Hills construction zone
• James Blue Sentenced To 7.5 Years For Crash That Killed Mack Motzko, Sam Schuneman
• Family Who Lost Everything In Marshall Fire Treated To A Day Of Fun
• Ex-officer gets 5 years in prison for violent arrest of 73-year-old woman
• How Filipina roots helped inspire Eliza Blank to start The Sill
• Brush Fires In The Everglades Push Smoke & Ash Over Parts Of Weston
• Concordia University Cougars races toward Division III track and field championships
• New program aims to help Long Island student victims of sexual abuse
• 2 Men Face Federal Charges In Rosedale Center Armed Carjacking
• Mayfest returns to Fort Worth after 2 year COVID hiatus
• New York family court attorneys leaving in droves
• Bird Flu Takes Unheard-Of Toll On Bald Eagles, Other Birds After Human Case Surfaces In Colorado
• Former Loveland Police Officer Austin Hopp Sentenced To 5 Years In Prison, 3 Years Parole
• 22-year-old bicyclist killed in hit-and-run crash in Old Irving Park; person of interest questioned
• I-Team: State Apologizes For Dumping Hazardous Material In Chelsea
• Florida Man Accused Of Trying To Set Baby On Fire In New York
• Newborn Baby Home After Delaware County Mother Had Heart Attack, Surgery While Pregnant
• LIHEAP extended to May 20
• Officials have 'person of interest' in homicide of 9-year-old Azuree Charles
• Chicago organizations will hand out hundreds of Happy Meals to honor 7-year-old Jaslyn Adams
• Elbert County Clerk Turns Over Copies Of Voting Hard Drives To Secretary Of State
• Attempted Controlled Burn Escapes From Homeowner In Nevada County
• Mayor Ed Gainey creates Bridge Asset Management Program
• With No Expectations, Wolff Near Top Of Leaderboard At TPC Potomac
• Bridgeport homeowner stuck with $40K bill after city denies damage claim from water main flooding
• Minneapolis Public Schools Announce Candidate For Interim Superintendent
• Stunt drivers say if city wants mayhem car stunt meetups to stop, they want a designated space
• Grieving Mother Speaks Out After 17-Year-Old Son Is Gunned Down: 'That Was My Heartbeat'
• Wildwood Opens Portion Of Boardwalk Under Construction Ahead Of Mother's Day Weekend
• Mark Madera In Critical Condition After Confrontation With Jefferson County Deputy At Bowles Crossing Shopping Center
• Airbnb to crack down on parties for upcoming holiday weekends
• Thursday's Show Info (5/6/22)
• Update: Bucket Hat-Wearing Fort Lauderdale Bank Robbery Suspect In Custody
• Concord teacher arrested for alleged inappropriate acts with minors
• Local Veterinarian Who Traveled To War-Torn Ukraine Details Experience Helping Abandoned Animals
• Harper's Heart In Wilmington Providing Free Baby Essentials, Classes For Moms In Need: 'It Changed Everything For Me'
• Mayor Scott Awards $300K To Violence Prevention Initiatives
• Tech stocks tumble amid sell-off; Tech moguls funding Musk Twitter takeover
• The Big Role A Small Westminster Space Company Will Play In The Artemis Mission
• $5,000 Reward Offered For Information In Murders Of Concord, New Hampshire Couple
• Weitzman National Museum Of American Jewish History To Reopen After 2-Year Pandemic Shutdown
• Site Of Surfside Condo Collapse Hits Auction Block May 24th
• Patriots Cut Linebacker Terez Hall Due To Failed Physical
• Guns, Alcohol, Boats Can Be A Dangerous Combination: Wayne County Sheriff's Office Urges Boater Safety This Season
• Lawsuit alleging civil rights violation, false arrest filed on behalf of teenage girl body-slammed at Lancaster High School
• Man Convicted In Modesto Road Rage Shooting That Hurt Pregnant Woman Sentenced To Prison
• Carjacking Suspect Struck Baltimore Detective & Tried To Disguise Himself With Restaurant Apron: Court Documents
• Homes in 97% of U.S. cities are overvalued, Moody's says
• The Boston Red Sox Have Once Again Lost A Game In The Late Innings
• 1 dead, dozens displaced in Mountain View apartment building fire
• Rebecca Grossman to stand trial in death of 2 young brothers
• Former Park District supervisor charged with sexually assaulting 17-year-old lifeguard in 2018
• Bodycam Video Shows Officer Pull Phone From Hand Of Daunte Wright's Mother
• PETA offering $5,000 reward for information on person shooting and killing birds in Costa Mesa
• Divvy opens five stations in Lincoln Park, Lakeview, West Loop to charge Lyft ebikes
• How Weather Works: Tornado Terminology
• 'Pey'ing It Forward: Peyton Manning Honors Demaryius Thomas With Scholarship For Colorado High School Athletes
• Oakland Police seek vehicle possibly linked to deadly stabbing near Lake Merritt
• Tracy teacher arrested on charges of having inappropriate relationships with students
• Off-duty officer didn't know man he exchanged gunfire with at Plano 7-Eleven
• Injured Mountain Lion Spotted On Porch In Loveland
• SEPTA To Add More Security Guards On Market Frankford, Broad Street Lines
• Man who spent 24 years in prison on wrongful conviction will get $10.5 million from NYC
• Delaware Residents Get Country Music Treat As Dolly Parton Performs In Celebration Of Imagination Library
• Refund Checks Expected In September As State Lawmakers Advance 'Colorado Cashback' Proposal
• Boeing Will Move Its Headquarters To DC Area From Chicago
• Feds tell Frontier to stop lying about Internet speeds
• Russia and Ukraine's "war of attrition" has begun, says European official
• Michigan State Police Seizes Voting Machine, Expands Investigation Into Potential Breaches Tied To 2020 Election
• Woman Brandished Knife, Made Derogatory Comments Toward Asian Teen On SEPTA Train, Police Say
• NYPD officer stabbed, suspect shot in Coney Island confrontation
• Gaming Revenues From Maryland Casinos Top $170 Million In April
• Man Dies After Being Found With Gunshot Wound On Widener University
• NTSB: Bus camera gives information on sequence of Fern Hollow Bridge collapse
• 3 killed in stabbing attack near Tel Aviv, medics say
• Young Boy, 2, Hit And Killed By Car In Nevada County Driveway
• Airbnb to limit 1-night reservations for Memorial Day, Fourth of July holidays
• Colorado Weather: Rain Was Not Welcome This Week In 1969!
• Memphis star Dillon Brooks suspended for Game 3 for vicious Gary Payton foul
• 4 Wanted In Navy Federal Credit Union Fraud Investigation
• Karine Jean-Pierre to replace Jen Psaki as White House press secretary
• What Is Behind The Recent Stock Market Plunge?
• First Alert Weather Day Update: sun, clouds mixed as storms move east/southeast
• Thursday's Show Info (5/5/22)
• Airbnb Cracking Down On Parties During Summer Holidays
• 2022 Daytime Emmy nominations announced
• Police issue alert of armed carjackings in West Lawn and Marquette Park
• HISA, Horse Racing's New Governing Body, In Rush To Starting Gate
• AG Bonta, Telecom industry end battle over net neutrality in California
• Adoption, License Fees Waived At Detroit Animal Care For Two Weeks In May
• Miami-Dade Commissioner Eileen Higgins Launches Congressional Bid
• Frontier to pay $69 million to settle allegations they misrepresented internet service speeds to LA, Riverside county customers
• Contracting COVID From Surfaces 1,000 Times Less Likely Than Air Transmission, New Research Says
• After Ahmaud Arbery killing, Gregory McMichael had 16 calls with DA
• Teen Brains Wired To Tune Out Mother's Voice More Than Younger Kids, Study Says
• Statue bought at Goodwill for $34.99 is an ancient Roman artifact
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Rain returns on Friday
• 2-alarm structural fire in Aurora; police warn people to stay clear
• Senators Respond To Report Alleging Wilf Family Of Wage Theft
• Denver Group Aims To Get Initiative To Publicly Fund Sidewalk Repairs On Ballot
• Man, 35, Charged With Murder In Deadly West Baltimore Shooting
• Furry Tails: Leianna and Bianca are waiting for forever homes
• Washtenaw County Announces New Juvenile Restitution Program
• Man, 30, Found Dead Of Gunshot Wound Near Highlandtown Elementary/Middle School
• No felony charges for man who attacked Dave Chappelle at Hollywood Bowl
• Bruins' Brad Marchand, Derek Forbort Fined For Actions During Game 2 Loss In Carolina
• Pac-12, SEC push for federal name, image and likeness law, AP source says
• La Alma Park And Recreation Center Reopens In Denver
• Safety The Big Focus As Cruising On Federal Boulevard For Cinco De Mayo Returns
• Elena Martinez turning Salvadoran pupusas into food truck favorite
• 1 Dead After Crash On E. Briggsmore Avenue In Modesto
• Where's Marty? Finding Out How A Local Group Makes Sure No Baltimore Student Goes Hungry
• The bestselling smart thermostats: Nest, Amazon Smart Thermostat, Ecobee and Honeywell
• University Of Missouri Proposes Discipline For 13 Students In Hazing That Left MN Student In Coma
• Dallas police looking to identify homicide suspect
• 19-year-old could become the youngest African American law school graduate
• Clinton on possible Roe v. Wade reversal: "You have no idea who they will come for next"
• Another Bear Sighting Reported In Vacaville; Wildlife Officials Giving It Chance To Go Home On Its Own
• Pittsburgh man sentenced to 5 years on child sexual exploitation charges
• Kidsburgh: Remake Learning Days
• South LA mother to stand trial in 4-year-old daughter's beating death
• Biden administration launches plans to replenish oil reserves
• Nearly 670,000 Minnesota workers to get $750 pandemic bonus
• Next Battle Over Access To Abortion Will Focus On Pills
• Senate to vote on advancing bill protecting abortion access next week
• Norm Early, First Black Prosecutor In Colorado, Passes Away
• Police Search For Suspect After Fatal Shooting On Rockdale In Detroit
• State Program Supports Students Seeking Careers In Construction
• Nearly $80K Worth Of Drugs Have Washed Ashore In Florida Keys In First 5 Days Of May
• Brad Stevens Describes His Relationship With Bill Belichick
• Police: 3 hurt when NJ Transit bus collides with car
• East Lansing PD Set To Release Footage Of Police Shooting
• Road Closures Ahead Of Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix At Hard Rock Stadium
• French bulldog snatched from owner returning home in North Hollywood
• Anne Arundel County Reaches $2.5M Settlement With Family Of Special Needs Student Who Died Choking On Glove
• Temple University Holds First In-Person Graduation Since 2019
• Woman found shot, killed inside apartment in Bronzeville
• Santa Rosa bank robbery suspect remains at large
• Man dies after being shot in Vallejo
• Dead Shark Found Hanging At Florida High School
• Carnival cruise ship "so unprepared" for COVID outbreak, passenger says
• Miami-Dade Observes First Countywide National Prayer Breakfast
• Police: Man wanted for sexually assaulting 13-year-old boy
• 91-Year-Old Wrong-Way Driver, Passenger Killed In 5 Car Crash In Salem, Police Say
• Dow drops 1,063 points as investors digest Fed rate hike
• Next Battle Over Access To Abortion Expected To Focus On Pills
• Soldier Field hosts opening ceremony for Special Olympics
• American volunteers fighting alongside Ukraine defenders become casualties and heroes
• Investigation Underway After 3 Construction Workers Hurt In South Boston Floor Collapse
• How to see Friday's full "Flower Moon" and penumbral lunar eclipse
• COVID In MN: Case Growth Rate More Than Triples Since Mid-March
• Body Found After Fire Burns Multiple Vacant Homes In West Baltimore
• Miami Weather: Plenty Of Sun, Stray Shower Or Two Possible
• Dozens Of Guns, Drugs Seized By BSO Gang Task Force Following Arrest Of Brett Valley
• Family of teen girl shown being violently arrested files $10M suit against Rialto police
• First Alert Weather Day until afternoon, more heat this weekend
• Malibu Canyon Road closed in both directions after crash takes out power pole
• After Closing 2 Years Amid COVID, Edwards Dessert Kitchen Reopens In Minneapolis
• Best Mother's Day 2022 gifts
• CBS4's Steve Goldstein Breaks Down Cats' Game 1 Loss To Caps
• Greenville HS closed, no activities after suspicious item found
• Jail official was in contact with inmate months before escape
• Tom Brady Admits Tuck Rule Play Might Have Been A Fumble
• Next Drive: Road Closures Planned Around Twin Cities Metro This Weekend
• Homestead Man Claims Million Dollar Prize In Florida Lottery Scratch Off Game
• Berkeley Police find man fatally shot in Southwest Berkeley
• Audubon Man Edward Elvin Charged With More Than 250 Counts Of Possessing Child Pornography: Officials
• WATCH: Philadelphia 76ers Head Coach Doc Rivers Holds Press Conference Following Game 2 Loss Against Miami Heat
• The Specifics Of Why Game 3 Is An Absolute Must-Win For Bruins Vs. Hurricanes
• 'Just Be Kind To Everybody': Wisconsin Lunch Lady Wins National Award
• Trump to stump for Oz on Friday in Greensburg
• Carfax: Toyota Prius the top target for catalytic converter thefts in the West
• Mortgage Rates Hit Highest Level Since 2009
• Martin Brothers, Now Facing Murder Charges In Sacramento Shooting Case, Arraigned Thursday
• Bruins Going With Jeremy Swayman In Net For Game 3 Against Hurricanes
• Santa Clara County ramps up efforts to prevent massive wildfires
• No one hurt after crane tips over onto business in Shaler Township
• Report: Kyle Van Noy Meeting With Los Angeles Chargers, 'Good Chance' Of Signing Contract
• Ex Florida Rep. David Rivera Appeals In Campaign Finance Fight
• Husband of Queens shooting victim says he's "lost without her"
• Tom Cruise arrives in helicopter to "Top Gun: Maverick" premiere
• Police Chase Involving Stolen Car Ends In Flames On Highway 100 In Golden Valley
• Bruins Defenseman Hampus Lindholm Ruled Out For Game 3, 'Not Doing Well' After Hit
• Is It Time To Move Garrett Whitlock Back To The Red Sox Bullpen?
• Police officer accused of raping 13-year-old gang-rape victim
• Police Seek Suspect In Thefts At 2 NH Panera Bread Locations
• Federal Judge Denies Motion To Dismiss Florida Lawsuit Over Release Of Undocumented Immigrants
• Dixon May Fair Returns After 2-Year Break
• Hy-Vee Mother's Day Brunch
• Baker Says Harmony Montgomery Report 'Makes Clear That Everybody Failed In This Case'
• Nashville real estate boom forces food pantry to shutter
• Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones recovering after car crash
• 'Terrible' Matt Barnes Says He Needs To Figure His [Stuff] Out After Another Red Sox Bullpen Collapse
• Special Olympics returns with opening ceremony at Soldier Field
• EPCOT's New Guardians Coaster Adventure To Open Over Memorial Day Weekend
• Winchendon Police Ask Public To Help Find Man Wanted On Home Invasion, Strangulation Charges
• Mayor Scott Announces Program For New Art Projects On Baltimore's Streets And Sidewalks
• Michigan Senate Passes 5% Base Funding Increase For Schools
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Takes Wait & See On Abortion Ruling
• Consolidation of 911 dispatch center for Mon Valley police departments put on hold
• Vietnam Vet Who 'Felt Like I Owed It To My Mother' Will Be Among The Grads At University Of Colorado Commencement
• Condition Of Some US Dams Kept Secret In National Database
• Missing 9-year-old Penn Hills girl found safe
• Hours-long standoff evacuates In-N-Out restaurant in Foothill Ranch
• Michigan Legislature Approves Crime Victim Fund Expansion
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Not Courting Billionaire Elon Musk To Move Twitter, Inc. To Florida
• Cyclist struck and killed by garbage truck in Brooklyn
• NASCAR Hall of Fame Adds Kenseth, McGriff and Shelmerdine
• Nets' Simmons To Have Surgery For Herniated Disk In Back
• Fort Worth PD search for armed robbery suspects caught on cam
• Teen Charged In Lily Peters Killing Due Back In Court Thursday
• Russian oligarch's $300 million mega-yacht seized in Fiji
• Enterprising East Bay teen brightens up the day one cup at a time
• Marcus Smart Says There's A 'Strong Likelihood' He Plays Game 3 Vs. Bucks
• D'Eriq King Expecting Chance To Play Quarterback, Running Back And Receiver For Patriots
• $2B Mass General Hospital Expansion Project Approved For Downtown Boston
• Denver Weather: After Four Days Of Moisture, It Could Be More Than A Week Before It Rains Again
• Five injured in CTA bus crash on DuSable Lake Shore Drive in Kenwood
• Orioles Slow Surging Twins With 9-4 Victory
• Michigan Supreme Court Hears Challenge To Grand Jury In Flint Water Cases
• Dramatic video shows deadly shootout in California smoke shop
• Average American Moves 5 Times During Their Lifetime, Survey Finds
• "This is a poisoning": Government, advocates work to fight overdose crisis
• 'Unamerican And Unacceptable': Gov. Tom Wolf Says Potential Overturning Of Roe V. Wade Puts Right To Make Own, Private Medical Decisions At Risk
• Massachusetts Senate To Consider Passing Package Of Tax Cuts
• Tornadoes touch down in Texas, Oklahoma; more storms in forecast
• 5 adults, 8 children displaced by fire in Lawndale
• PTL Links: May 5, 2022
• Musk's Twitter bid gets $7 billion in backing from tech titans
• Report Says Failure Of Two Michigan Dams In 2020 Were 'Preventable'
• Miami Proud: Baptist Health CEO Brian Keeley To Retire & Take On New Role
• WATCH LIVE: School District Of Philadelphia To Share Mental Health Resources Available For Students
• Sacramento Home Catches Fire With Family Inside, Investigation Underway
• Hearing on 140-year-old church's landmark status could set up sale
• TurboTax Settlement Brings In $2.3 Million For 'Tens Of Thousands' In Massachusetts
• Tigers Split Doubleheader
• Woman Runs To Firehouse For Help After Being Stabbed In Thigh During Run In Philly's Graduate Hospital Section: Police
• Making Ends Meet: Colorado Farmers Impacted By Historic Inflation, War In Ukraine
• NYC Rent Guidelines Board votes for potential rent increases
• Survivor pulled from rubble almost 6 days after building collapse
• After attack on Dallas toddler, 3 coyotes captured and killed
• Denver Nuggets Need More Than Healthy Jamal Murray, Michael Porter Jr. To Contend
• Eminem, Dolly Parton, Lionel Richie Get Into Rock Hall Of Fame
• $1 Million Lottery Ticket Sold In Michigan Remains Unclaimed, Expires May 5
• Protestors Rally In Downtown Detroit Following Leaked Roe v. Wade Draft Opinion
• Surveillance Video Released Of Truck Involved In Deadly Fort Lauderdale Hit & Run
• Woman arrested in boyfriend's 1996 murder after cops get "anonymous letter"
• DC Man Gets 10 Years In Maryland Casino Kidnapping
• Judge Overseeing Derek Chauvin Civil Rights Case Accepts Plea Deal
• Best smart speakers: Which is right for your home?
• Pittsburgh native Zane Zandier signs with USFL's Pittsburgh Maulers
• 3 men killed in fentanyl exposure in downtown LA
• Healthcare Workers In Delaware County Rally To Stop Possible Closures Within Crozer Health System
• Pittsburgh leaders hosting virtual town hall for future of Fern Hollow Bridge
• Bird flu is driving up the price of more than eggs and poultry
• USPS hosting job fair Thursday at the Henry McGee Post Office
• Pennsylvania State trooper arrested on drug possession charges
• Americans can get abortions in Canada if Roe overturned, minister says
• Man raises questions about Amazon's ban on paid reviews after getting $20 offer for 5-star review
• Amber Heard testifies Johnny Depp hit her
• Squirrel Hill sinkhole filled after boy becomes trapped
• Tacos, Margaritas, & Music: Here Are The Best Places To Celebrate Cinco De Mayo In South Florida
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 5/5 Thursday forecast
• Man in custody after shootout with off-duty officer in Plano
• Hiker found dead near mountain after sending final text to mom
• Comedian Visiting Philadelphia Reacts To Dave Chappelle Being Attacked On Stage
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cloudy skies on Thursday, more rain moves in this weekend
• Gen Z has lived their entire lives online. Some are fed up.
• End Of May Marks PSEO Deadline For High School Students
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Another cool and rainy day
• Luka has 35 but the Mavericks fall to the Suns 129-109
• 2 men shot to death overnight in Hell's Kitchen
• "Most dangerous drug trafficker in the world" extradited to U.S.
• Mother's Day and flowers: Making sure you get the right gift for mom
• Suspect Muhammad McBride In Custody After Fatal Shooting Inside Chester Corner Market, Police Say
• Temple University Posthumously Awards Degree To Casey Johnston
• Black Bear Captured In Delaware County Relocated To Less Populated Area In Dauphin County
• Kaprizov's Hat Trick Spurs Wild's 6-2 Win Over Blues
• Here's Why Flowers, Jewelry Will Cost More For Mother's Day In 2022
• U.N. condemns Haitian gangs recruiting kids as chaos claims more lives
• Threat to Roe draws attention to scant support for women having children
• St. Cloud Airport To Again Offer Winter Flights To Arizona, Florida
• City and county leaders help pack boxes of supplies for victims of war in Ukraine
• I-Team: Hazardous Material From State Bridge Project Dumped Near Chelsea Homes
• Inside a dystopian retirement village left by Russia's war of attrition
• Coronavirus In Massachusetts: Today's Developments
• Natural gas prices have soared to a 14-year high. Here's why.
• It Happens Here: Roxbury's Dudley Greenhouse Gives Residents Chance To Grow Their Own Food
• Death of former priest ruled an accident
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• Lawyer sets up tent to help homeless in Berkeley
• Water districts targeting wasteful residents as historic drought continues
• LAPD shut down street takeover in North Hollywood
• Mole Poblano: Cinco de Mayo's secret sauce
• L.A. County Fair returns after two-year hiatus, with an emphasis on beating the heat
• Look At This: Capitol Records
• Long Beach City Council passes law barring childless adults from city playgrounds
• City attorney charges Dave Chappelle's attacker with four misdemeanors
• 3 men die in downtown LA from likely fentanyl overdose
• Department of Justice looking to seize Holmby Hills mega-mansion
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Wet and breezy Friday
• Deerfield High School teacher surprised with Golden Apple Award
• First Alert weather: CBS2 11 p.m. forecast
• 3 quarterbacks vying for top spot at Cedar Hill High School
• KDKA-TV Nightly Forecast (5/5)
• Now that the rain is gone, get ready for some heat
• 14-year-old killed in drive-by shooting in unincorporated Elk Grove Township
• Charitable pharmacy supplying those in need amid price increase for hundreds of medications
• Charges filed against man who jumped out of airplane at O'Hare
• Hero cop walks out of Coney Island hospital after being slashed on the job
• 'That's a hate crime,' says Texas Pastor Kyev Tatum about alleged racial slurs at Paschal High Schoo
• FDA restricts one-dose Johnson & Johnson COVID vaccine
• Child killed in accidental shooting, Dallas police say
• Stopping violent crime in Dallas
• Mayor Lightfoot chooses Bally's River West proposal for Chicago casino
• Bad news for 2 million New Yorkers in rent-stabilized units -- you're rent may be going up
• Man dies after North Side shooting
• Vigil held for 9-year-old Azuree Charles
• Boeing HQ to depart Chicago for Arlington, Virginia
• The Uplift: A surprise trip and successful teen
• PIX Now
• First Alert Weather Thursday Night Forecast
• Lawsuit filed on behalf of Lancaster High School student who was body slammed by school resource she
• Wave? Bump? Swell? Call it whatever but COVID-19 cases are up
• Warriors unveil statue of the late S.F. mayor Ed Lee
• PETA offering $5,000 reward for information on person shooting and killing birds in Costa Mesa
• San Francisco sees sharp decline in business travel
• NYC Rent Guidelines Board preliminarily votes to increase costs of rent-stabilized units
• CalFresh Awareness Month event held in Compton
• NYPD officer slashed in Brooklyn leaves hospital
• Costa Mesa police searching for man who pepper sprayed 2 women
• People Making A Difference: Pediatric Cancer Research Foundation
• Gov. Newsom signs executive order to spur crypto innovation, regulation
• KDKA News Update PM: May 5, 2022
• Cinco de Mayo celebrations alive and well in South Bay
• CBSLA.com: The Rundown (May 5 PM Edition)
• Rebecca Grossman, co-founder of Grossman Burn Foundation, to stand trial in death of 2 young brother
• Fears that Row v. Wade will be overturned roil the nation
• Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh cuts dog adoption fees this weekend
• Meet The Legendary Afro-Cuban Singer, Songwriter, Bandleader Bobi Céspedes
• Fed's inflation fight makes Bay Area real estate even less affordable
• Maestro Roderick Cox conducts SF Opera's 'The Barber of Seville'
• San Mateo County opens COVID-19 test-to-treat center
• Woman accused of concealing whereabouts of missing Penn Hills girl
• First Alert Weather: From spring to a small taste of summer
• 'It's not headlines for me... it's for real,' Dallas woman shares abortion story
• Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel on the state's pre-Roe v. Wade abortion law
• Kenny Pickett thanks Pitt with full-page ad in Post-Gazette
• Search underway for suspect wanted for fatally shooting burro in Riverside County
• Rep. Adam Schiff on Roe v. Wade, Kevin McCarthy, war in Ukraine
• Amber Heard takes the stand for second day in Johnny Depp defamation trial
• Fort Worth's independent police oversight office wants to make it easier to see complaints
• What we know about the new DHS advisory board that targets disinformation
• Taser found at New Castle High School
• Former SCOTUS clerk shocked by leaked draft opinion
• CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky goes to South LA vaccine clinic
• Students evacuated from Montebello High School following undisclosed threat
• 'Why'd they close us'
• Exclusive: Downtown LA business owner fed up trying to protect his restaurant
• Northwestern uses computer model to detect misconduct in the CPD
• Man who attacked Dave Chappelle at the Hollywood Bowl will face no felony charges
• Former Chicago Park District supervisor charged with sexually assaulting 17-year-old lifeguard in 20
• Trump coming to Westmoreland County on Friday
• Trump Defense secretary on "ridiculous" border plan
• Bird flu outbreak taking toll on U.S. farms & wildlife
• Civilians remain trapped in Mariupol
• Gardening 101: invasive emerald ash borer
• At least three killed in stabbing near Tel Aviv
• Stocks plummet after interest rate hike
• New COVID cases spike nationwide
• Long Island Tulip Festival in full bloom
• Ukrainian mother living in North Texas headed to Europe with supplies
• Hillary Clinton on dangers if Roe v. Wade is overturned
• 'We were worried this would happen eventually'
• NTSB: Bus camera gives information on sequence of Fern Hollow Bridge collapse
• Paterson Underground Railroad site gets national recognition
• Supreme Court faces threats over leaked abortion draft
• High-tech hurricane hunting equipment on display at JFK Airport
• KDKA-TV Nightly Forecast (5/5)
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Another wet day ahead before temps warm up
• Hochul says New York preparing for out-of-state abortion patients
• Welcome back Mayfest!
• Hearing on 140-year-old church's landmark status could set up sale
• Stunt drivers call for street racing 'solution'
• Mayor Ed Gainey creates Comprehensive Bridge Asset Management Program
• Boeing moving headquarters from Chicago
• Nail-biting night as NYC renters & landlords await decision on rent hikes
• Officials have 'person of interest' in homicide of 9-year-old Azuree Charles
• Mayor Lightfoot puts chips down on Bally's plan for River West casino
• Crews rescue someone after car crash in Forest Hills
• Star power expected for "Dance Against Cancer" at Lincoln Center
• 5/5: Red and Blue
• What to know about Cinco de Mayo
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 5/5 Thursday evening update
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• Eliza Blank tapped into Filipina roots to grow multimillion dollar business The Sill
• 22-year-old cyclist killed in hit and run in Old Irving Park; police questioning person of interest
• Texas migration not slowing down, welcome y'all!
• Concordia University Cougars races toward Division III track and field championships
• Off-duty officer didn't know man he exchanged gunfire with at Plano 7-Eleven
• Rutgers study links diapers to behavioral problems in kids
• Former clerk for US Supreme Court discusses leaked document implications
• Update on the investigation into a 9-year-old's death
• New York family court attorneys leaving in droves
• Chicago organizations to give out hundreds of happy meals to honor girl shot, killed in drive-thru
• First Alert Weather Day: any lingering clouds gone by 8 p.m.
• Suffolk County pilot program helps students, families fight sexual harassment
• Cyclist killed in hit and run in Old Irving Park; person of interest questioned
• Harlem Academy expands enrollment with help of new building
• Bridgeport homeowner says city water main break flooded his home, and city won't pay for damage
• NYPD officer stabbed in Coney Island leaves hospital
• Queens-native Karine Jean-Pierre named new White House Press Secretary
• N.J. police rescue woman in car submerged in Delaware River
• Airbnb cracks down ahead of Memorial Day, Fourth of July weekends
• Four at 4:00
• Queens woman murdered at front door
• Mayor Lightfoot picks Bally's plan for River West casino
• NYPD officer stabbed, suspect shot during Coney Island confrontation
• Man and dog die in house fire in Arnold
• NYPD gives update on officer stabbed, suspect shot in Coney Island
• Toyota Prius tops Carfax list of vehicles targeted for catalytic converters
• MoneyWatch: Markets tumble a day after the Fed's interest rate hike
• El Torito makes guacamole to celebrate Cinco de Mayo
• Airbnb to crack down on summer parties
• First Alert Weather Day Update for 2:35 p.m.
• Security fencing erected at U.S. Supreme Court ahead of final Roe v. Wade abortion decision
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• No felony charges for man who attacked Dave Chappelle at Hollywood Bowl
• Are the Kids All Right?: The Internet | CBS Reports
• Caught on video: Gun battle erupts at Compton pot shop
• Megadrought in the West threatens energy and water security
• First Alert Weather Day Update at 1:30 P.M.
• Hillary Clinton says other rights could be at risk if Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade
• First Alert Weather Day update at 1 P.M.
• Ancient Roman bust bought at Goodwill for $34.99
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• NYPD officer stabbed, suspect shot in Brooklyn
• Rose Bowl celebrates its 100th birthday this summer
• First Alert Weather Day Update at 12:30PM
• First Alert Weather Day Update at 12:00 P.M.
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 5/5 Thursday afternoon update
• KDKA-TV Afternoon Forecast (5/5)
• Abortion a key issue in Pennsylvania GOP Senate debate
• New video of suspect wanted in Brooklyn teen sex assault
• Russia seeks new energy markets as European Union pushes away
• Allegheny County delays merging 11 Mon Valley police departments to one radio channel
• French bulldog named Moolan snatched by thieves in North Hollywood
• Man and dog die in Arnold house fire
• Donald Trump Jr. testifies before Jan. 6 committee
• First Alert Weather Day 11AM Update
• Does the leak of the Supreme Court draft opinion constitute a crime?
• Assessing the overall health of the U.S. economy
• After attack on toddler, 3 coyotes captured and killed
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Rain returns with cooler temps
• Church officials want 140-year-old building's landmark status overturned
• Rainy day ahead
• Soldier Field hosts opening ceremony for Special Olympics
• Mayor announces Bally's proposal to be Chicago's first casino
• Man uses emergency exit to slide down wing of plane at O'Hare Airport
• NJ Transit bus collides with car
• Police searching for truck driver in deadly Brooklyn hit-and-run
• Four adults, one child taken to hospital following crash on DuSable Lake Shore Drive
• State police search for missing 9-year-old
• Crane tips over onto business
• Queens shooting victim's husband in shock over wife's death
• Dr. Celine Gounder on spread of new Omicron subvariant, mask rules for travelers
• NASCAR racer isn't letting arthritis slow her down
• "Never Seen Again" | Official trailer
• Family files lawsuit over violent arrest of Rialto teen
• CBSLA.com: The Rundown (May 5 AM Edition)
• Cyclist struck and killed by garbage truck
• Opening ceremonies today for the Special Olympics at Soldier Field
• Hours-long standoff evacuates In-N-Out restaurant in Foothill Ranch
• Something Good: Sweet victory
• Kidsburgh: Remake Learning
• Tom Cruise attends "Top Gun: Maverick" premiere on USS Midway in San Diego
• Stars On Ice coming to Pittsburgh
• Amber Lee's weather forecast (May 5)
• Pittsburgh Wine & Spirits Festival
• Game Time with sports talk radio host Dan Dibley on the Warriors, Giants, 49ers
• A look at the lumberjack exhibit at the LA County Fair
• PIX Now -- Thursday morning headlines
• First Alert Forecast For Thursday Morning
• Family-owned Tacos Picantes food truck is serving up food with love
• Following two-year hiatus, LA County Fair returns to celebrate centennial anniversary
• Ukraine's military says Russian troops have stormed Mariupol steel factory
• European Union proposes ban on Russian crude oil imports amid increased attacks in Ukraine
• Mother's Day fashion at South Hills Village
• States with strictest abortion laws offer few resources for mothers, children
• PTL Weekend Guide: May 5, 2022
• Enterprising teen: East Bay teen brightens up the day one cup at a time
• Pittsburgh Today Live Chat: May 5, 2022
• 5 adults, 8 children displaced by fire in Lawndale
• Democrats look to rally base on abortion rights as economic concerns loom
• New LA partnership ensures seniors do not go hungry
• 3 men killed in likely fentanyl overdose in Downtown LA; officer hospitalized
• MoneyWatch: How the Fed interest rate hike will impact Americans
• The return of New Orleans' Jazz Festival
• Actress and executive producer Queen Latifah on "The Equalizer," giving back
• 1 Coyote caught, search continues for another that attacked child
• Ukrainian soldier rescued by Americans
• Family meets 911 dispatcher who helped deliver baby
• Sneak peek: Chasing Catherine Shelton (Part 2)
• 3 men killed in fentanyl exposure in Downtown LA
• Hearing today on landmark status of UWS church
• Dolly Parton, Eminem among 2022 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees
• NYC Rent Guidelines Board to vote on rent increases
• Amber Heard takes the stand in civil trial
• Actor Amber Heard accuses ex-husband Johnny Depp of sexual and physical abuse
• Federal government, parents fight to curb fentanyl crisis
• Crystal Lake man raises questions about Amazon's ban on paid reviews after getting $20 offer for a 5
• Your Thursday Morning Headlines, May 5th, 2022
• Cruise passengers forced to quarantine after COVID outbreak on Carnival ship
• Squirrel Hill officials fill sinkhole
• Dems take action to protect abortion rights in fallout from leaked SCOTUS opinion
• Skyrocketing housing prices, limited supply causing problems for Nashville residents
• Fed raises key interest rate by half a percentage point
• Security heightened outside Supreme Court amid leak of draft opinion
• 5/5: CBS News Mornings
• KDKA-TV Morning Forecast (5/5)
• Man facing murder charges in shooting of Queens woman
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Another cool and rainy day
• Man and dog die in house fire in Arnold
• 2 men shot to death overnight in Hell's Kitchen
• First Alert Weather Day Thursday AM update
• 23-year-old bicyclist killed in hit-and-run crash in Old Irving Park
• U.S. denies providing Ukraine intel specifically to target Russian generals: CBS News Flash May 4, 2022
• Flowers for Mother's Day? The deadline is approaching
• First Alert Weather: Pick of the week
• County and city leaders pack hygiene kits for Ukraine
• 3 people injured in rollover crash
• Coroner called scene of house fire in Arnold
• Death of former priest ruled accident
• Ireland Contracting Nightly Sports Call: May 4, 2022 (Pt. 1)
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