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Articles from May 6, 2022

• Wine Country businesses brace for Mother's Day weekend
• Saturday's Show Info (5/7/22)
• Lodi Firefighters Look To Beef Up Uniforms With Bulletproof Vests
• Kane has hat trick, Oilers roll to 8-2 rout of Kings
• Carlson's RBI hit in 9th lifts Cardinals past Giants
• 'Not Really Breathing At All': 911 Dispatcher Considered Hero For Coaching Parents To Bring Newborn Back To Life
• Comeback Of The Palisade Peach: Finally!
• Conflict Rises In Hood Over Similar Names Of Fire Department, Restaurant
• Twins hand A's 7th straight loss
• Menifee residents on alert after learning violent sexual predator may be released to live in their community
• Trout drives in two, Angels top Nationals, 3-0
• Update: 2 victims killed in Marin Headlands plane crash identified
• 'We Have Something For Everyone This Season': Concerts In The Park Returns Drawing Crowds To Cesar Chavez Park
• 'Chaos On The Horizon': Concern Grows Over Potential Summer Power Outages In California
• Marc-Andre Fleury Makes 29 Saves, Wild Beat Blues 5-1, Take Series Lead
• State leaders remain at odds on gas relief, drivers continue to suffer
• Homicide investigation underway after fatal shooting in Los Angeles River in South Gate
• Sue Bird, Jewell Loyd Lead Storm To 97-74 Rout Of Lynx
• Friday work-from-home policies hit small businesses in S.F.
• Students, Parents Rally Behind North High Teacher Tim Hernández After School Announces He Won't Return This Fall
• 1 Dead, 1 Injured In Shooting At Enterprise Rent-A-Car In Denver's Baker Neighborhood
• House Fire In North Minneapolis Displaces 2 Adults, 2 Puppies
• Youth Mental Health Needs Increase As Summer Approaches
• Denver's Department Of Transportation Works On Enforcement Of Fencing & Boulders Blocking Right-Of-Way
• Three injured, one seriously in collision involving bus in Baldwin Park
• Twins Beat Athletics 2-1 For Oakland's 7th Straight Loss
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Skies clear, high temps return over the weekend
• White Sox Top Slumping Red Sox 4-2
• Donald Trump holds rally in Westmoreland County for Dr. Oz
• Byron Buxton, Jose Miranda HR, Josh Winder, Twins Hand A's 7th Straight Loss
• Franklin Police Investigating After Alleged Racist, Homophobic Slurs Yelled At Sharon Baseball Team
• NHL official hit by glass panel mid-game after fans celebrated goal
• N.Y. man sues home health aide agency for negligence
• Sources: NYPD beefs up patrols outside Catholic churches
• Luis Robert hits two-run homer, White Sox beat Red Sox
• Traveling In The Twin Cities This Weekend? Be Prepared For The Start Of Road Construction Season
• Defending champion Sky fall to L.A. Sparks in WNBA season opener
• 'He's Our Guy': Sixers Fans Thrilled After Joel Embiid Powers Sixers To Game 3 Win Vs. Heat
• 4 Face Aggravated Battery On Law Enforcement Officer Charges After Wynwood Fight
• South Florida Has The Winning Fun Formula For Fans Not Going To The Grand Prix
• CBS4's Ashley Dyer Takes First-Hand Look At Human Trafficking Ahead Of Big Events
• Road Construction In Minnesota
• Ex-Heroin Addict Shares Personal, Painful & Eventually Uplifting Story
• DCF Investigating Bridgewater Child Care Center For Alleged Abuse
• Off-Duty Officer Injured But Not Shot In Parkville Double Shooting, Police Say
• Rangers-Yankees series opener postponed; doubleheader Sunday
• Baltimore Looks To Redraw Lines Of Police Districts, Solicits Public Feedback
• Maryland Zoo Welcomes Giant Animatronic Dinosaurs To Grounds
• Constables investigate book complaint at Granbury High School
• Dozens more civilians rescued from Ukrainian steel plant
• Delle Donne Has 21 Points In WNBA Opener, Mystics Beat Fever
• Standoff with armed suspect ends after nearly seven hours in La Crescenta
• Man dead after being shot, flipping car over in Albany Park
• Proposal cracks down on pets in outdoor seating areas in Allegheny County
• Marchand, Swayman Give Bruins 4-2 Win, Canes Lead Series 2-1
• 1040 Creative Community Arts Center Opens In Northern Liberties: 'It's Just A Ball Of Inspiration'
• Fentanyl Bill Passes The Senate With Controversial Amendment District Attorneys Say Is Critical To Address The Crisis
• Three men apprehended after trying to carjack woman, barricading themselves in Englewood house
• Glass Falls On NHL Official Working Bruins Penalty Box
• Novato woman sees fight to preserve Roe v. Wade as personal
• Festival Fight: Changes To Beloved Gilroy Garlic Festival Causes Frustrations For Organizers
• Fred Savage fired from 'The Wonder Years' reboot after inappropriate conduct allegations
• Gordon, Brisker, and other new Bears hit ground running for first rookie minicamp
• Embiid Returns From Injury, 76ers Beat Heat 99-79 In Game 3
• Woman Blames Unsecure Cover After Falling Into Manhole
• 76ers Blow Past Heat 99-79 To Take Game 3 Of Semifinal Series
• Man charged with hitting, killing bicyclist in Old Irving Park
• St. Paul Man Seriously Hurt After Motorcycle Rolls In Inver Grove Heights
• 9th Circuit upholds limit on California foie gras ban
• CDC Probing 109 Liver Illnesses In Kids Across Several U.S. States, Including California
• Martinez man arrested in April fatal Fairfield shooting
• Preakness An Option For Secret Oath After Kentucky Oaks Win, Lukas Says
• 'Great Memories': Bittersweet Goodbye For Tewksbury Country Club As Tree House Brewing Takes Over
• 60 vehicles towed, 2 arrested in Oakland Cinco de Mayo sideshow crackdown
• Novonna West Charged With Malicious Punishment Following Probe Into 2-Year-Old Son's Death
• Pan-Mass Challenge Hosts Heavy Hitter Evening, Art Of The Ride Auction
• 'Your Lives Matter': Stockton's Jason Lee Inspires At Stagg High School With Tiffany Haddish After Deadly Stabbing
• Guess What? Those Baby Animals In The Wild Don't Need Your Help
• 'Blues Alley' adds to Deep Ellum's rich art history
• Water main break closes busy Emeryville intersection Friday
• Graduation ceremony held for 54 new LAPD officers
• Mail carrier grazed by bullet in Pittsburgh
• Minnesota National Guard Crew Helps With Flooding In North Dakota
• Pedestrian on 91 FWY causes big rig to collide with multiple other vehicles
• Police Offer $10K Reward For Info In Fatal Columbia Shooting
• Dan Ventrelle out as Raiders team president after one season
• Poor planning caused deadly COVID outbreak at LaSalle veterans home, state audit finds
• Italy freezes mega-yacht linked to "prominent elements of the Russian government"
• 'We Pray... We Will Never Add Another Name To Any Wall': Fallen Colorado Officers Memorialized In Two Different Ceremonies
• Take a look at these inexpensive Mother's Day gift ideas
• Judge dismisses Trump lawsuit against Twitter
• Barr Lake State Park Stocked With Rainbow Trout For Fishing Season
• Juan Kareem Haynes Identified As Suspect In Pursuit That Left Denver Police SUV On Roof, 2 Officers Injured
• Texas officers indicted for allegedly assaulting people during 2020 protests
• Fairlane Town Center Under New Ownership
• Best Buddies Prom helps build friendships
• Colorado Youth Mariachis To Serenade Moms
• Orange County 6th grader wins 'Why My Mom Deserves a Diamond' contest
• Denver Weather: Fire Danger Returns This Weekend
• CBS President & CEO George Cheeks tests positive for COVID-19
• Longer BART trains running to Richmond again following electrical repairs
• 'Please Don't Irrigate': Contractor Hits Water Main In Aurora, Repairs Underway Near 6th, Peoria
• North Texas police leaders react to 2020 protest indictments
• Ex-fraternity president pleads guilty in deadly hazing case
• CDC investigating unexplained hepatitis cases in children
• FDA Limits Who Can Receive Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine Over Rare Blood Clots
• WNBA honors Brittney Griner, star player detained in Russia, as season starts
• Son of Brooklyn judge who stormed Capitol gets prison
• Alert Day: Flood Watch For Much Of Maryland As Rain Blankets The State
• Native Community Restores Land Through Controlled Burns
• 5-Year-Old Boy Killed In Harford County Hit-And-Run, Troopers Say
• N.Y. woman claims J&J vaccine sent health into a tailspin
• California drinking water systems in failing to meet standards
• This horse never came close to winning, but won plenty of hearts anyway
• Sacramento Gets $3.5 Million In Federal Funding To Improve Drainage
• Marshall Fire Victims Face Expensive Permit Fees To Rebuild
• Mom fights for military families who have complex medical needs
• Boating Season Begins, But Lake Water Temps Are Pushing Off Swimming
• "Med Gala" spreads mindfulness message with meditation event
• Surprise scholarship announcement gives boost to Steel Valley High School seniors
• East Denver Group Uses Chess To Tackle Life's Struggles
• Lake Middle School Students Repaint LGBTQ+ Mural After Vandalism
• I-Team: Apartments Tested For Asbestos After Hazardous Material Dumped In Chelsea
• New poll gives Mayor Adams low marks on fighting crime
• As 'Nursing Week' Begins, Denver Health Nurses Continue To Show Their Resiliency
• U.S. Interior Secretary Deb Haaland Visits Twin Cities To Tout Federal Investments; Republicans Take Aim At Biden Administration Over Mining
• NYC woman carjacked by suspects who asked her for directions on Long Island
• FDA limits J&J COVID vaccine authorization over blood clot risk
• Dog Shot After Attacking Baltimore Officers, Police Say
• Two Arrested For Catalytic Converter Theft In Roseville
• Introducing new generations to the legendary Groucho Marx
• Bus driver has yet to receive promised bonus from CPS for good attendance
• Washington County man accused of opening fire near kids playing outside
• Nonprofit raises concerns about deadly pedestrian accidents
• Fire station under construction in Long Beach collapses, injuring four workers
• At Least Ten Shot, Two Killed Since Monday in Baltimore; Mayor, Commissioner Address Juvenile Crime
• Dallas veterans hospital celebrating 1 special nurse this Mother's Day
• Riverside County DA task force arrests 26 for child sexual abuse crimes, parole violations
• Mother's Day: Nurse Kalowti Mohan works alongside sons at L.I. hospital
• High Gas Prices Have Been Hitting Independent Truckers Hard, Local Driver Says
• 'I Won't Let You Down': Ex-Broward Sheriff Scott Israel Named New Top Cop In Opa-Locka
• Providence Police Believe Serial Rapist Tried To Attack Another Woman Thursday Night
• CPS high school students compete in food truck style culinary competition part of year end showcase
• Man who rammed SUV into police charged with drug, gun crimes
• South Florida Family Happy To Recover Missing 'Family Member' French Bulldog Named Morgan
• Some COVID cases can result in brain damage, UK researchers say
• Video from night of Azuree Charles' disappearance shows person who police say may have information
• With COVID Cases Rising Again, Local Doctors Weigh In On Masks, Precautions
• AG Identifies Person Fatally Shot By Baltimore County Police In Essex And Officers Who Fired Weapons
• CDOT Plans Big Project On I-70 From Golden To Eisenhower Tunnel
• Man Killed In Shooting On Southwest Avenue In Sacramento
• "It's Satisfying": Chicago Woodworker Training Program prepares participants for lifetime of employment
• L.I. communities prideful after Karine Jean-Pierre promoted to WH Press Secretary
• Carlos Correa's Finger Not Broken, Just Bruised
• 'It can still happen to you:' Albany Park man shot four times in legs while trying to park car
• Long break between Games 2 & 3 giving Warriors time to heal
• Bucks County Mother-Daughter Duo Using Breast Cancer Battle Story To Inspire Hope To Others
• Local Nonprofit Turning For Home Preparing Racehorses For Second Careers
• California 'At Risk Of Further Outages' With Likely Energy Shortfall In Looming Hot, Dry Summer
• Metro Transit Police Chief Resigns, Takes Job As U.S. Marshal For MN
• Placer County Prepares For June 7 Statewide Direct Primary Election, Important Dates
• Suffolk Construction Sites Closed In Boston Friday After 2 Accidents
• Starting June 10, Sumner Tunnel To Close Every Weekend For 9 Months Due To Construction
• Black and Latino Americans hopeful about student debt forgiveness
• Beloved Dillard High Music Teacher Christopher Dorsey Set To Retire After More Than 3 Decades
• Elected Officials, First Responders Gather For Fallen Heroes Day
• 'FTX Off The Grid' Promises 3 Days Of Cars, Culture & Crypto On Miami Beach
• American Red Cross, Philly Fire Department Team Up To Install Free Smoke Detectors At Homes In Wissinoming, Frankford
• Jason Day Handles Rain, Expands Lead At TPC Potomac
• Celebrate Colorado Weekend: Free Events This Weekend Showcase The State's Culture
• Aurora History Museum Features 'Mosaic Of Cultures: Aurora's Mexican Community' Exhibit
• Adams not ready to reimpose mask mandates, but will "pivot and shift"
• Illegal Marijuana Grow And Rooster Fight Ring Discovered In Calaveras County
• Heavy Storms, Possible Flooding Put Damper On Mother's Day Plans At Jersey Shore
• Looking For Something To Do On Mother's Day? Here Are Some Ideas
• 20 Horses, Full House: Kentucky Derby Returns With No Limits
• Chicago moves to medium risk level for COVID-19; masks recommended indoors again
• Florida's Ron DeSantis Signs Tax 'Holidays,' Gas-Tax Break
• Doral Crash Sends 6 To Hospital, Including Child
• When two men of color go missing, a White officer is suspected
• Authorities looking for 15-year-old Nya Jingles missing from Yorba Linda
• Mfume Tests Positive For COVID-19, Says He's Not Experiencing Symptoms
• Coastal Residents Worried Radioactive Wastewater Will Be Dumped In Cape Cod Bay
• Massachusetts Reports 3,836 New COVID Cases, Positivity Rate Rises To 6.63%
• Man Charged With Murder After Selling Drugs To Woman Who Overdosed, Drowned In Bathtub
• Michelle Obama announces Obama Center exhibit to be named after her mother
• Families in need of baby formula, find a WIC location here
• Bold Prediction From CBS Sports: Russell Wilson Will Be The 2022 MVP
• Gunman Caught On Surveillance Video Ambushing Man With 2 Weapons In Kensington
• Esper: Trump suggested shooting missiles into Mexico
• Photojournalist David Kenebrew speaks at high school career day in Markham
• Hiking Trails Near Fisherman's Park Closed To Prevent Spread Of Avian Flu After Over 100 Birds Found Dead
• Pedestrian dies after being struck by hit-and-run driver, Metro bus in Pico-Union area
• Pittsburgh Penguins Playoffs 2022 by DJ Petey C
• First Lady Yumi Hogan To Throw Out First Pitch Before Mother's Day Orioles Game, Other Festivities Planned
• Friday's Orioles-Royals Game Postponed, Doubleheader Planned For Sunday
• Will Smith to appear on Letterman show, filmed before Oscar night slap
• Red Sox Placing Enrique Hernandez, Rich Hill In COVID Protocol
• Dallas grand jury indicts 3 police officers involved in Summer 2020 protests
• Judge dismisses ADA lawsuit against Redwood City restaurant
• Stephen Corbin Arrested In Maine After Fleeing During Child Rape Trial
• Bay Area startup offers sleeping pods for $800 a month
• Landslide reported in Spring Garden
• Pittsburgh Diocese on alert amid Roe-v-Wade developments
• Marjorie Taylor Greene eligible to run for Congress
• CBS 2 celebrates Mother's Day
• Gunfire Aimed At Bloomington Home Leads To Police Chase, Crash In Eagan That Injured 2
• Officers Help Round Up Sheep Found Grazing On Side Of Highway 113 Near Davis
• Rams owner Stan Kroenke purchases defunct Promenade mall in Woodland Hills for $150 million
• 16-Year-Old Girl Last Seen In Essex Found Safe, Police Say
• 30-year-old man hospitalized after overnight shooting near San Francisco City Hall
• Multi-tasking UC Berkeley grad student shines at home, in classroom
• This week on "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan," May 8, 2022
• Minnesota To Host 2026 Special Olympics USA Games
• White Bear Lake Police Seek Missing 67-Year-Old
• Bear Sighting Reported Near Winters; Unclear If It's Same Animal Seen Roaming Vacaville
• Virtual land rush driving up the cost of space in the metaverse
• What Is First Alert Weather?
• New Michigan Law Expands Access To Child Abuse Registry
• Man shot in the face in Gramercy Park
• Video: Police In East Lansing Chase Shopper, Shoot Him In Parking Lot
• Washington insider David Gergen's advice for the nation's older political leaders: Step aside
• Jury Convicts Ryan Ashland, Who Beat Man To Death With Baseball Bat Outside Denver Strip Club
• Berkeley Unified School District names finalist for new superintendent
• 'Roe' under threat, California leans in as abortion refuge
• CDC Investigating Over 100 Cases Of Unexplained Hepatitis In Children, Including 5 Deaths
• Send Us Your 'Uplift' Ideas
• Orangutan Love Connection Being Made At ZooMiami (Hopefully)
• San Joaquin Asparagus Festival Kicks Off; Mother's Day Weekend Full Of Events Across Valley
• Getaway car used by missing Alabama inmate, jail official located in Tennessee
• Why Are The Red Sox So Bad?
• Police search for suspect, vehicle following carjacking in Hoffman Estates
• Starbucks "deeply concerned" about Biden meeting with union
• Red Cross Blood Drive In Farmington Hills Offers Donors Chance To Win Gas Gift Cards
• Suspect pleads not guilty to Dave Chappelle Hollywood Bowl attack
• Former Pleasanton resident pleads guilty to stealing $186K in COVID-19 relief funds
• Internet child porn task force threatened after funding is excluded from Newsom's proposed state budget
• Quarterback Bailey Zappe Was In Tears After Getting Drafted By Patriots
• Pittsburgh police locate missing man Henry Smith
• Maryland Records 1,900 New COVID-19 Cases For The First Time Since February
• Ohio State University warns of fake Adderall pills after two students died
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Rain tapers off
• "Mind Under Matter": Two comedians' exploration of existence
• Boston University President Cites Inflation Concerns Ahead Of Largest Tuition Increase In 14 Years
• Mets' epic comeback against the Phillies is one for the ages
• CDC reports 109 mystery cases of hepatitis in kids, 5 deaths
• Florida Appeals Court Reinstates Portions Of Florida Election Law
• North Texas Great Dane named Zeus is world's tallest dog
• Report: Raiders Trying To Hire Patriots National Scout Brandon Yeargan
• LA County workers vote to authorize strike amid contract talks
• Tisen Doverspike-Wiggins Charged In Erick Stevens' Fatal Shooting In St. Paul's Frogtown
• Texas State Bar reportedly suing AG over 2020 election claims
• What to know about "rebound" in COVID symptoms after taking Paxlovid
• 'Big Day Of Giving' 2022 Raises $13.4M For Sacramento Region Nonprofits
• Residents Frustrated East Falls Post Office Remains Closed Due To Impacts Of Hurricane Ida
• VTA approves 1st major contract of Downtown San Jose BART extension
• At Di Palo's in Little Italy, fresh mozzarella is the family legacy
• Boston College Hockey Hires Greg Brown As New Head Coach Following Jerry York's Retirement
• MDOT: Here's A List Of Construction In Metro Detroit This Weekend
• San Jose man arrested for March murder of woman in Morgan Hill
• Citizens Insurance Tops 850,000 Policies In Florida
• Two Men Wounded In Baltimore Double Shooting, Police Say
• Biden plan to cancel student loans is bad policy, critics say
• Pennsylvania Department of Health reports increase in COVID-19 vaccinations in April
• ALERT DAY: Wet & Windy Saturday As Rain Continues
• Westland Man Faces Murder, Torture Charges In Wife's Death
• Man Shot 6 Times In North Philadelphia, Suspect Detained: Police
• Biden touts plan relying on small American firms for 3D printing
• Explosion at upscale Havana hotel kills 22 people, injures dozens
• Phillies Game Postponed As Heavy Rains Expected In Philadelphia Region
• Mets-Phillies postponed day after historic comeback
• Stockton Police Investigating Carjacking
• What is DHS' Disinformation Governance Board?
• Nvidia fined $5.5M by SEC over failing to disclose cryptomining
• Tewksbury Country Club Closing; Will Become Tree House Beer Hall
• Penguins goaltender Casey DeSmith undergoes surgery, will be out for remainder of playoffs
• Warren: Leaked Roe opinion "opened a door to a whole lot of ugliness"
• Bruins Reuniting Pastrnak, Bergeron And Marchand On Top Line For Game 3 Vs. Hurricanes
• CDC: 7 Massachusetts Counties Now High Risk For COVID Transmission
• North Dakota Legislator's Home Searched After Inmate Texts With Inmate
• Hillary Clinton says human trafficking is "sadly exploding in Ukraine"
• Police Seize 4 Pounds Of Meth At Jackson-Area Motel
• Small businesses fear loss of Oakland's First Friday community gatherings
• William Castellanos identified as man shot, killed in possible Downtown LA shootout
• Restraining Order Filed Against Mother Who Attacked Florida City Student
• Woman in Texas buys ancient Roman bust at Goodwill store
• MDARD: Bird Flu Identified In Backyard Flock In Oakland County
• HEAR Afro-Cuban singer and bandleader Bobi Céspedes
• FDA Puts Strict Limits On Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 Vaccine
• Coyote sightings prompt warnings in Westchester County
• Advocates are seeing "huge increase in demand" for abortion pills
• Machete attack injures woman in San Francisco Visitacion Valley
• Michigan Matters: Putting Canada & Its Critical Relationship with Michigan Under the Microscope
• NYPD: Suspect spotted on 95-year-old's stolen electric wheelchair
• Mayor Wu Says 'Strong Plan' In Place For Mission Hill School Students And Teachers After Shutdown
• Driver Killed, Another Hospitalized Following Fiery Crash On Busy Biscayne Blvd. In Miami
• Landlords, tenants react to proposed rent increase for stabilized units
• Back wall of Kraynick's Bike Shop collapses
• Americans Expected To Spend Record Amount For Mother's Day This Year
• 'In the Most Somber Times We Come Together': Hollywood Police Remember The Fallen
• Shoppers brace for sky-high flower prices this Mother's Day
• Ex-fraternity president pleads guilty in hazing death of Stone Foltz
• One Times Square undergoing $500 million transformation
• COVID cases in New York reach highest levels since winter
• Flags At Half-Staff Friday For Longtime Colorado Firefighter Harold Joe Cordova After Line-Of-Duty Death
• Pittsburgh Weather: Flooding concerns and heavy winds expected this Friday
• Water main break affects several homes, businesses, and government building in Elizabeth
• 4 injured as car plunges off San Francisco Sutro Baths cliff
• World's largest bounce house coming to Chicago this summer
• A Closer Look At Patriots Draft Picks Pierre Strong Jr. And Marcus Jones
• President Biden to visit Chicago to attend 40th Annual International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Convention
• COVID In Minnesota: 2,345 New Cases Confirmed, And 4 More Deaths
• Metro Detroit Couple Saved Thousands Using Thrift Items As Wedding Decor
• Is Summer Weather Around The Corner? Widespread 80s Possible Later Next Week After Cool Stretch
• Yankees postpone Friday night's game against Texas Rangers
• Woman gets 6 years in prison after plane forced to land in Belarus
• Tesla covering travel costs for employees seeking abortions
• Under Armour Reports Loss Of $59.6M In First Three Months Of 2022
• Detectives Raid Butane Honey Oil Lab In Placer County; Meth, Fentanyl Also Found
• New video shows car crash involving Jerry Jones
• Marcus Smart Upgraded To 'Probable' For Celtics-Bucks Game 3
• David Pastrnak Seemingly Calls Out Rob Brind'Amour Regarding Collision With Goaltender Antti Raanta
• Man shot while driving on Chicago Avenue in River North
• Janitors demand more protection as violent crime surges 94% at Union Station
• Man Facing Charges In 2010 New Bedford Rape After Rape Kit Went Untested For Years
• Liam's List May 6: Chefs bake for Ukraine; Willie Nelson music
• Efforts To Enshrine Abortion Rights In New Hampshire Fail
• Clothing company empowering survivors of domestic violence
• Homicide detectives searching for gunman in fatal shooting of Jorge Hernandez
• Nokomis Lakeside Eatery Sandcastle To Close Permanently After Summer Season
• Man charged in connection with wife's death wins primary election
• European doctor sees "enormous" rise in U.S. women seeking abortion pills
• Oakland police seek help locating missing 74-year-old woman
• 1 Dead, 2 Hurt After Modesto Shooting
• The Lake Express Ferry Leaves Milwaukee For Muskegon In First Trip Of 2022
• Giuseppe Canzani arraigned in deadly shooting of Anna Torres
• Infant, Adult Injured In Chester Fatal Crash Near Commodore Barry Bridge That Left Car Wedged Under Tractor-Trailer
• Over 100 Kalamazoo Public School Students Test Positive For COVID-19
• One person killed in crash on Steubenville Pike
• TurboTax To Pay Customers $141 Million After Allegedly Steering Them Away From Free Services
• Abandoned Citrus Heights Restaurant Catches Fire
• Diesel Prices Continue To Climb With New $6.21 Record
• What Happens When Rocky Mountain Snow Melts Too Fast In The Spring?
• Minneapolis Considering 'Prince Rogers Nelson Way' Commemorative Street Sign Outside First Avenue
• Lottery ticket worth nearly $1 million sold in Indiana County
• First Alert Weather: Red Alert for stormy weather Saturday
• Stocks trim losses as investors eye headwinds
• Months-Long Investigation Into Shooting Death of Alynia Lawrence In South Sacramento Results In 4 Arrests
• DPD: man arrested after killing 11-year-old while showing off gun
• Cubs-Dodgers game postponed due to weather
• Mother's Day Spending Expected To Reach Record $31.7 Billion This Year
• Shooting suspect in custody after police chase in Belmont Cragin
• FDA Puts Strict Limits On Johnson & Johnson COVID Vaccine
• Marlins Fall To Padres 2-1 Following Machado's Two Homers
• Red Sox Calling Up Jarren Duran For Series Vs. White Sox
• Late dictator Ferdinand Marcos' son poised to win Philippines election
• Denver Weather: Despite Recent Rain, Critical Fire Danger Returns This Weekend
• Driver Killed After Crashing Into Rear Of Tractor-Trailer On Mass Pike In Framingham
• Gunfire erupts at Santa Rosa sideshow; Shooting victim in critical condition
• PTL Links: May 6, 2022
• "Sonic the Hedgehog 2" star Ben Schwartz talks about his big comedy break
• With advances in IVF, more women are choosing to have kids on their own
• Space Launches Soar in Florida As SpaceX Crew Splashs Down Off Florida Coast
• Children Get Long COVID-19, Too, And It Can Show Up In Unexpected Ways
• Delays expected on Metra UP-W after pedestrian hit by freight train in Elmhurst
• Bakers warn of summer surge in bread prices due to war in Ukraine
• Unexpected piece of mail had north suburban man's private information printed for anyone to see
• More evacuations underway as Ukrainians make a last stand in Mariupol
• Where's Marty? Getting Prehistoric At The Maryland Zoo
• 'Will Every Miscarriage Now Be Investigated?' Elizabeth Warren Urges Congress To Protect Abortion Rights
• 'I Made A Terrible Mistake That Day': Former Loveland Police Officer Austin Hopp Apologizes To Karen Garner's Family During Sentencing
• Cale Makar Scores In OT, Colorado Avalanche Win 2-1 Over Predators In Game 2
• Pelosi sets minimum salary for House staffers at $45K
• Sixth wave of COVID infections building within the Bay Area
• Miami Is Ready To Race With Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix Debut
• Car careens into house in Tustin, one hurt
• City of Pittsburgh's new bikeshare program POGOH launches today
• Rihanna's Savage X Fenty Lingerie Brand To Open Store In Detroit
• 'A Girl Like Me' Organization Partners With Skinnytees For Mother's Day
• 'You Know Who I Am, Right?': Bodycam Video Shows Officer Pull Phone From Hand Of Daunte Wright's Mother
• Job growth held steady in April as payrolls rose by 428,000
• Data: Metro Detroit Homes Prices Rise 5.3% In March
• Trevor Story's Red Sox Career Not Off To A Great Start
• Another shooting at site of Riverside memorial for two others killed earlier this week
• CBS3 Mysteries: Search Continues For Donald Whitingham, Accused Of Killing 16-Year-Old Kahlief Myrick Outside Southwest Philly 7-Eleven
• Wisconsin Senate Candidate Sarah Godlewski Slams Ron Johnson On Abortion
• Taste Of The Town: Zitz Sum Is Asian Inspired Hidden Gem With Cult-Like Following In Coral Gables
• WATCH: Philadelphia Police Wrangle 2 Goats In Kensington
• New images show Alabama fugitive's white supremacist tattoos
• Philly School District To Begin Periodical Weapons Screenings At Middle Schools Beginning May 9
• WATCH: Body Camera Video Of Officers Rescuing Woman From Vehicle Submerged In Delaware River
• Mother-Daughter Duo Created Banana Mousse After Hustling Around Delaware Valley
• Food Truck Friday: Shishkaberry's Of New England
• East Lansing Officials Release Video Footage Of Police Shooting At Store
• How Interest Rate Hikes Could Affect Twin Cities Housing Market
• Detroit Freeway Operation Remembers Toddler Killed In Road Rage Shooting
• Texas police focusing on sentences for repeat violent offenders
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 5/6 Friday forecast
• Ex-Air Force Officer Sentenced For Transporting Child Porn
• Mountcastle, Hays Lift Orioles To 5-3 Win Over Twins
• 9 great gift card ideas for grads, plus gift card deals
• Dramatic video: Woman rescued from car that landed in river
• MPD: Motorcyclist Dead After 2 Separate Crashes Involving Bus, Passenger Vehicle
• 'Big Gap Of Workers And Incidents,' Safety Inspectors Can't Keep Up With Construction Accidents In Massachusetts
• Study: Lack of access to diapers may be linked to kids' behavioral problems
• Bodycam video shows officer pull phone from Daunte Wright's mom
• Former ambassador to Ukraine thinks Ukraine may win its war against Russia
• VocalEssence Performing With Stewart Copeland Of The Police
• Amber Heard details fights with Johnny Depp in second day of testimony
• Philadelphia Weather: Coastal Storm Expected To Bring Heavy Rain, Strong Winds, & Chilly Temperatures To Region
• Another state investigating mystery liver disease in a child
• Goalie Oettinger makes 29 saves, lifts Dallas Stars over Flames
• 1 dead after car hits another car and pedestrian before crashing into building on West Side
• Sixers List Joel Embiid As Out For Game 3 Vs. Heat, Reports Say
• At least 1 person killed in crash involving IDOT truck on Kennedy Expressway
• Next Weather: Rain Possible On Mother's Day, With Storms And Hot Temps Expected Next Week
• Camden County Police Searching For Missing 12-Year-Old Boy
• Last-minute gifts for Mother's Day
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Last rainy day before weekend warmup
• Journalist found dead in Mexico, 9th killed so far this year
• Investment Firms Buy Southland Mall, Plan To Modernize It, Build High Quality Housing
• Coronavirus In Massachusetts: Latest Developments
• 'I'm So Proud Of Her': Amanda Jones Follows Her Mother's Footsteps As Educator In Philadelphia School District
• Double Stabbing In Southwest Philadelphia Leaves 2 People Injured, Police Say
• Suffolk Construction Voluntarily Halts All Boston Projects After Edison Power Plant Floor Collapse
• Coronavirus In Massachusetts: Today's Developments
• Florida Rapper Rod Wave Arrested On Domestic Battery Charge
• Cops find half-ton of cocaine in Nespresso plant's coffee bean shipment
• To Do List: Lilac Sunday, Supersized Creature Exhibit, Greenway Food Truck Festival, Duckling Day
• Penn Hills School District plans to ban cell phones next year for some students
• Fern Hollow Bridge featured as answer in Daily Double on Jeopardy
• Documentary highlighting Tree of Life synagogue shooting debuts at local film festival
• $7 Million Penthouse In Downtown Minneapolis Is Going Back On The Market
• Baker's Battle: Apple Valley 'Cake Wars' Winner Closes Bakery To Fight Stage 4 Cancer
• SpaceX capsule splashes down off Florida, bringing 4 astronauts home
• Statue of Nellie Bly unveiled at Pittsburgh International Airport

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