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Articles from May 7, 2022

• Local Salon Owners Step Up To Help Fellow Salon Damaged In Massive Blaze
• Sunday's Show Info (5/8/22)
• Brush fire breaks out at homeless encampment in South Gate
• Jeep Rolls Over On Steep Hill In Grass Valley, Driver Extricated
• Escobar scores tying goal for LAFC in 2-2 tie with Union
• Sacramento Mother of 2 Killed in Bay Area Plane Crash
• Man injured in ride-by shooting in Downtown Los Angeles
• Historic Filipinotown Eastern Gateway unveiled over Beverly Boulevard
• Unbeaten Bivol posts upset of Canelo with unanimous decision
• 2 Shot On Watt Avenue In North Highlands Road Rage Incident
• Nationals crush three homers on way to 7-3 victory over Angels
• Patrons return to Hollywood Bowl with increased security following on-stage attack
• PG&E Power Outage Impacts Over 1,000 Customers In Stockton
• Arrest made in fatal shooting near memorial for separate shooting in Riverside
• Some in Austin celebrate Mother's Day early with 'Magnificent Mothers Extravaganza'
• Sacramento Firefighters Save Injured Hummingbird
• North Texans react to leaked Supreme Court draft reversing abortion rights
• Brandon Vazquez, Roman Celentano Carry Cincinnati To Beat Loons 1-0
• Flores slam, 6 RBIs as Giants thump Cards
• U.S. Health Dept. launching maternal mental health hotline
• Golden State offensive flurry overwhelms Memphis; Morant injures knee
• 2 teenagers injured in shooting near Central Park
• Rich Strike wins 2022 Kentucky Derby
• Wife Of Critically Injured Tow Truck Driver Pleads For Justice After Husband Got Ambushed On Job In Chester
• Hundreds rally for abortion rights in San Francisco
• James "Traffic Jam Jimmy" Uhrin Dies At 65, Family Says
• Domingue, Heinen star as Penguins surge past Rangers
• Port of Long Beach holds retirement ceremony for Gerald Desmond Bridge
• GBMC Sonographer Holding Online Fundraiser To Send Medicine To Ukrainian Families
• Maryland State Police Joins Agencies In Campaign To Protect First Responders
• Man Pleads Guilty To Stealing $1.8M From Maryland Company
• Pembroke Pines Holds Street Dedication After Taylor Bishop, Boy Killed By Plane In 2021
• Dodgers sweep twin bill over Cubs; Betts drives in five in 6-2 victory
• Maryland Man Sentenced To Prison For Producing Child Porn
• Ilhan Omar Bags DFL Endorsement In Bid For Re-Election
• VanMeter struggles as emergency catcher, Reds-Pirates split doubleheader
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Temperatures rising into the week
• COVID-19 cases spike, Bay Area shrugs
• Colorado Weather: Record Heat And Fire Danger
• Garden Grove police arrest attempted murder suspect after lengthy pursuit in U-Haul truck
• Maryland Weather: Expect Rain Showers On Mother's Day
• Crews Respond To Structure Fire In Fairfield
• Despite a blown lead, Penguins beat Rangers 7-4 in game three to take 2-1 series lead
• Record heat and high humidity forecast for Mother's Day
• Anti-war protesters in Oakland call for U.S. to stop arming Ukraine
• 18-year-old dies 2 days after being shot in Brooklyn
• Marine Corps Holds 12th Annual Gathering Of Heroes Event In Philadelphia
• Long helps Red Bulls to 1-1 tie with Timbers
• New York City FC, Sporting Kansas City draw
• Crews Knock Down Flames In South Minneapolis Boarding House
• Man in critical condition after shooting in Glassport
• Philadelphia Weather: Storm Delivers Rain, High Winds, Coastal Flooding Ahead Of Mother's Day
• Suspected Brooklyn Subway Shooter Indicted On Two Federal Counts, Including Terror Charge
• Galt Police Chase Down Loose Horse Running Through Traffic
• Man Crashes Into Patrol Car Before Fleeing In Sacramento
• Bradley Goes Low In Mud Again, Leads Wells Fargo By 2
• Homes In Northwestern Wisconsin Briefly Evacuated Due To Large Grass Fire
• LASD hosts gun buyback in Lynwood
• Jets sign Sauce Gardner, first of 3 first-round draft picks
• Two people stabbed in Hacienda Heights, possible suspect arrested
• Officials warn of counterfeit designer products ahead of Mother's Day
• In Massive Upset, Minnesota-Owned Horse Favored To Win Kentucky Derby Comes In 3rd
• A's lose 8th straight
• Plane That Crashed In Marin Headlands Killing 2 Took Off From Sacramento; 1 Victim Identified
• Ernest Tubb's historic Nashville record shop closes its doors
• Avalanche Take 3-0 Series Lead Over Predators With 7-3 Win
• 4 Children Killed In Wisconsin House Fire
• Asian American Chamber of Commerce event seeks to help the next generation
• Captured Wild Horse Death Toll Increases To 136 At Federal Cañon City Holding Facility
• Englewood Getting Federal Loan For Wastewater Improvements
• 76ers Fined $50,000 For Embiid Injury Status Violation
• Large-Scale American Veterans Memorial Park Breaks Ground Near Cannon Falls
• 80-1 shot Rich Strike races to huge upset in Kentucky Derby
• Judge in S.F. rejects lawsuit challenging Trump Twitter ban
• 'They Didn't Know We Were The Seeds'; Native And Indigenous Coloradans Now Have Tuition And Fees Waived At MSU Denver
• Kentucky Derby Updates | Rich Strike Finishes First In Derby
• Ukrainian Mother, Daughter Reunited In Minnesota Just In Time For Mother's Day
• Denver Police Pick Up Tools To Repair Bikes In The Community
• Mickey Gilley, who helped inspire 'Urban Cowboy,' dies at 86
• R&B group 'The Manhattans' raise money for New Horizon Theater
• Pittsburgh Opera hosts first-ever Family Day
• 'This is What We Do': Uptown Celebration Highlights Culture, Togetherness
• "Adopt in the Park" event brings pets in need of loving homes to Central Park
• Bristol Elks Hosts BBQ Benefit For Family Of Trooper Martin Mack
• Body Of Missing 25-Year-Old Francis Decero Found Shot, Stabbed And With Burn Marks In South Philadelphia: Police
• Spirit Airlines Flight Attendants Rally At Philadelphia International Airport, Demanding Airline Stop Leaving Them Stranded
• Culver City man arrested for assaulting 72-year-old woman in unprovoked incident
• Where To Get The Best Deals For Mother's Day 2022
• Saturday declared "Jane's Carousel Day"
• American Red Cross highlights the importance of fire safety with smoke alarm giveaway
• The 100 Black Men of Western Pennsylvnaia educate children about the medical field
• Hundreds rally for abortion rights throughout Southland
• New Lt. Gov. Antonio Delgado speaks at NAN House of Justice
• Update: Taco Bell drive-thru shooting suspect arrested
• Pittsburgh Weather: Dry and sunny weather on the way
• NYPD officials, elected leaders discuss gun violence
• Remains Of Missing Fresno Woman Found Near Shaver Lake
• 2 Shot On Alligator Alley; Roadway Closed At Mile Marker 37
• Rallies held across region over Roe v. Wade draft opinion
• Inspectors Declare Property Structurally Unsound After House Partially Collapses In Manayunk
• 18-year-old found murdered in Brooklyn, boyfriend arrested
• Cinco De Mayo Celebrations Continue In Downtown Denver
• Orioles, Royals Rained Out For Second Straight Day
• Thousands Attend Saturday's Formula 1 Qualifying Rounds, Despite Heavy Traffic, Road Closures
• Country music star Mickey Gilley, who helped inspire "Urban Cowboy," dead at 86
• Jorge Polanco HR Gives Twins 1-0 Win; A's Lose 8th Straight
• Grass Fire Erupts Along I-25 South Of Colorado Springs
• At Least 26 Dead, Dozens Injured After Massive Explosion Destroys Hotel In Havana, Cuba
• Smoke From 2 Everglades Brush Fires Affecting Parts Of Broward
• Bethel Junior Academy In Florida City Releases Statement On Altercation Involving Parent, Student
• Grass Fire In Elk Grove Contained
• Rain doesn't stop Mother's Day weekend celebrations in NY
• Missing 20-year-old man from Irvine found, reunited with his family
• Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed In Kensington Identified As 20-Year-Old Emmanuel Sowell
• Inter Miami Falls 1-0 To Charlotte FC In Hard-Fought Game
• Police seek suspect in antisemitic attack in Brooklyn
• Allegheny County Police issue arrest warrant for suspect accused of assaulting an officer
• Chester Police Issue Arrest Warrant For Jihad Perry In Connection To Fatal Shooting
• Watch out for romance scams as the weather warms up
• 12th Annual Summer Splash Stresses Safety, Swimming Lessons For Kids
• High Winds Create Choppy Waters For Start Of Boating Season
• California condors reintroduced to North Coast redwoods
• Oz's ties to Turkey attacked in Pennsylvania's Senate race
• Kershaw goes 7, Dodgers beat Cubs 7-0 in opener of split DH
• Abortion rights loom large in Pennsylvania gubernatorial
• How To Survive An Alligator Attack Or Better Yet, How To Avoid One Entirely
• Mavs get defensive, top Suns 103-94 for 2-1 series deficit
• Driver pleads guilty in crash that killed Nicki Minaj's dad
• 11-year-old girl missing out of Long Beach, possibly headed to LAX airport
• Kentucky Derby Pick: Taiba Will Rise Above His Inexperience
• Rangers-Yankees series opener postponed again; makeup Monday
• American Great Dane, Zeus, confirmed as world's tallest living dog
• 3 injured, 1 arrested in overnight Dallas shooting
• FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY: Record Breaking Heat, Critical Fire Danger
• Brooklyn subway shooting suspect Frank James indicted
• 3 US Tourists Die At Bahamas Hotel After Falling Ill
• Man crashes into apartment building, gas line after fatal Dallas shooting
• Senate Passes Mobile Home Protection Bill Without Key Provision
• Two Arrested For Catalytic Converter Theft In Suisun City
• NHL Playoffs: Capitals Beat Panthers 6-1, Lead Series 2-1
• Crews Battle Large Grass Fire In Blaine
• Man Driving Through San Joaquin River Gets Stuck, Swept Downstream
• From Football to Fútbol: Steelers RB Najee Harris has some fun during NFL Draft weekend
• Putin "doesn't believe he can afford to lose," CIA director says
• Bank Robber Who Said 'No Hard Feelings, Man' After Arrest Sentenced To Hard Time
• Man sentenced in Bronx murder where dismembered remains found in parks
• Penguins once again lead NHL in local TV ratings
• Mets-Phillies rained out for 2nd day in a row
• Parkland Survivor Eden Hebron Credits Intervention With Saving Her Life
• Miami Weather: Mostly Sunny & Hot, With Temps In 90's
• Phillies Game Against New York Mets Rescheduled To Sunday For Doubleheader Due To Rain
• Inmate Killed by Several Other Prisoners At California State Prison
• Allegheny County police warn of scam call
• Denver Broncos Dalton Risner, UnitedHealthcare Donate New Bikes To Elementary School Students
• Wildfires threaten Southwest amid predictions of "unprecedented" winds
• Gas prices soar to nearly $6 a gallon; Diesel reaches historic high of $6.66
• Missing Child Alert Issued For Crestview Teen Aiden Pierce Howey
• Man shot and critically wounded in Lincoln Park robbery on heels of seven other attacks
• Hateful, anti-Semitic graffiti found inside bathroom at Oak Park and River Forest High School
• Riding along with task force working to take on the carjacking crisis
• Bustaman Kartabrata Sentenced To Life In Prison For Killing Three Family Members
• Texas man used stolen lawnmower to cut victim's grass, police say
• Attic fire damages historic 1912 Boyle Heights home
• "Into the Woods" a starry production at New York City Center
• 80-Year-Old Man Injured In Central Minnesota Crash
• Pittsburgh business ordered to close again
• Excerpt: "Somebody Feed Phil the Book" by Phil Rosenthal
• Police: 2 Adults Suffer Life-Threatening Injuries In Minneapolis Shooting
• Average LA County gas price rises for 10th day in a row
• Denver Police Searching For Missing Woman
• Taliban order women to cover up head to toe in Afghanistan
• 'Old And Iconic' Building On CSU Campus To Undergo Major Renovation
• 4 Children Dead In Wisconsin House Fire
• Bronx man charged with stealing 95-year-old's electric wheelchair
• California lawmaker proposes bill to help kids who have lost a parent or caregiver to COVID-19
• BSO: Deputy Injured After Being Attacked By Driver
• Family evacuates home after landslide shuts down West Liberty Avenue
• Body of mountain guide found on North America's tallest peak
• Suspect Identified, Person Of Interest Found In Deadly Baker Neighborhood Shooting
• Comic fans can get free books during 'Free Comic Book Day' Saturday
• Driver pleads guilty in crash that killed Nicki Minaj's dad
• How Russia is using hunger as a weapon in Ukraine
• UPMC nurse crochets matching hats and headbands for moms and babies
• Fred Savage accused of inappropriate conduct, fired from "Wonder Years" reboot
• Officials Offer Tips On How To Stay Cool While Outdoors During Miami Grand Prix Weekend
• Crews Battle Fire Overnight In North Minneapolis
• Cook County Crime Stoppers to hand out flyers in Chinatown and Cicero
• DA's rape kit initiative leads to first cold case rape indictment
• 'Rock of Ages' at Paramount Theatre postpones weekend performances due to COVID related illness
• Woman shot and killed near South Gate
• City College of San Francisco teachers protest layoffs, class cuts
• Blawnox man sentenced to 5 years on child porn charge
• Australian mom missing in Mexico after her 2-year-old found alone
• Downtown Evanston Farmers Market returns for 47th season
• PAWS Pet of the Week: Hale
• Formula 1 Grand Prix Weekend Revs Up For Some Of The Priciest Parties South Florida Has Ever Seen
• Red Cross installing free smoke detectors in Richton Park
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Signs Visit Florida Extension
• Florida Tops 74,000 COVID-19 Deaths
• ALERT DAY: Flood Warning In Effect Until 5pm
• Yankees-Rangers series opener postponed again
• First Lady brings Heinz ketchup to resupply American troops in Romania
• California officials warn of summer power shortages
• First Alert Forecast: Rainy, windy and raw
• Padres Hand Marlins 6th Straight Loss
• Next Weather: Sunny And Breezy Saturday, Rain Chance For Mother's Day
• New York court halts family DNA searches for crime suspects
• Original Rainbow Cone offering free cone for Mother's Day
• Woman struck, killed by SUV driver in Queens
• Desperate search for survivors in Cuba hotel blast as death toll rises
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links: May 7, 2022
• Dog found tied to fire hydrant with note "pleading for someone to help"
• Man dies after shooting, roll over crash in Albany Park
• What Is Minnesota's History With The Kentucky Derby?
• Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh cuts dog adoption fee in half for Mother's Day weekend
• 2 people found shot in Park Manor
• Daughters of missing mom Suzanne Morphew break their silence
• Halfway To Halloween: Here Are Events Happening On Friday The 13th
• Hey Ray: Weight in water
• Hawaii man accused in love triangle murder placed under house arrest
• Reward Offered For Information Leading To Arrest In 2019 Murder Of 2 Men In Detroit
• Dakkota Integrated Systems Officially Opens This Week At Detroit's Former Kettering High School Site
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Clear skies, highs in the 60s
• Russia blows up bridges to slow Ukraine counter attacks: "Massive bombardments"
• MDH Asks Parents To Look For Signs Of Hepatitis In Kids
• Pittsburgh Weather: Flood advisory in place for rising Ohio River
• Man Fighting For His Life After SUV Rolls Into Ditch Off I-94 In Minneapolis
• Criminal Complaint Unsealed: Suspect, 14, Allegedly Returned To Lily Peters' Body To 'Hide Her Better'

Videos from May 7, 2022

• Brush fire breaks out at homeless encampment in South Gate near 710 Freeway
• Protestors gather throughout L.A. County to rally for abortion rights in wake of Supreme Court leak
• Suspect arrested in fatal shooting near Riverside memorial for shooting that occurred just days earl
• Historic Filipinotown Eastern Gateway unveiled
• Patrons return to Hollywood Bowl with increased security following on-stage attack
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Temperatures rising into the week
• Annual Run to Remember raises money for fallen Chicago police officers
• Morning clouds, afternoon sun, and lots of heat this Mother's Day
• Some in Austin celebrate Mother's Day early with 'Magnificent Mothers Extravaganza'
• First Alert Forecast: CBS2 5/7 Nightly Weather at 11PM
• Message to Mom: CBS2 Viewer
• KDKA-TV Evening Forecast (5/7)
• Federal government launching mental health hotline for moms
• 2 men shot in Wentworth Gardens
• 2 teens shot, injured in East Harlem
• Country singer Mickey Gilley dies at age 86
• Son, neighbor killed outside West Pullman home in Mother's Day weekend shooting
• Leaked Supreme Court draft opinion sparks rallies across region
• Abortion rights advocates rally in Fort Worth after leaked Court draft
• Police investigating shooting in Glassport
• 18-year-old woman dead in Crown Heights shooting
• PIX Now
• COVID-19 cases spike, Bay Area shrugs
• Chasing Catherine Shelton (Part 2)
• Anti-war protesters in Oakland call for U.S. to stop arming Ukraine
• Hundreds march in San Francisco to support abortion rights
• l9i0;Two people stabbed in Hacienda Heights, possible suspect arrested
• California energy providers warn of summer shortages, blackouts
• Message to Mom: Ezra Lubanks
• Retirement ceremony for decommissioned Gerald Desmond Bridge
• First Alert Weather Saturday Night Forecast
• Russia's onslaught continues across Ukraine
• New Yorkers make the most of rainy Mother's Day weekend
• Hundreds gather across Southland to protest in support of Roe v. Wade
• Dr. Dre attends new Compton high school groundbreaking
• Mickey Gilley, who helped inspire 'Urban Cowboy,' dies at 86
• Lost Bear gets stuck in between two trailers at Magic Mountain
• Penguins Playoff Playlist with DJ Petey C
• Sauce Gardner inks 4-year deal with New York Jets
• Steel City Roller Derby
• LASD hosts gun buyback in Lynwood
• Fan Cave: Jamie Hale
• Grading the draft with Eric
• A journey through 16 years of postseason hockey
• Hundreds march through downtown Chicago in protest after leak of Roe v. Wade Supreme Court opinion d
• Catching up with Energy on a 'Great Day For Hockey'
• Playoff time in Pittsburgh
• Family of Dakotah Earley, man shot during robbery in Lincoln Park, gives update on his condition
• Warm and muggy Mother's Day ahead
• First Alert Forecast: CBS2 5/7 Evening Weather at 6PM
• Polls are open in North Texas until 7 p.m.
• Message to Mom: CBS2 Viewers
• North Shore Animal League holds adoption event in Central Park
• Twins born during pandemic thriving after 2 years
• Federal Reserve increases interest rates to battle record inflation
• Mother loses second son to shooting ahead of Mother's Day
• Jane's Carousel in Dumbo, Brooklyn, turns 100 years old
• Russia nuclear missile test sparks international concern
• Country music star Mickey Gilley dead at 86
• Susan G Komen More Than Pink Walk To Be Held At Parx Casino On Mother’s Day
• New details emerge in search for Alabama inmate and jail official
• Afghan women ordered to wear burqa
• 26 killed in Havana hotel explosion
• Supreme Court draft opinion leak prompts protests across U.S.
• Rep. Antonio Delgado speaks at NAN in Harlem
• New COVID wave could infect 100M people, officials say
• Putin stands accused of nearly 10,000 war crimes to date
• NYPD Hate Crimes Task Force investigating attack in Brooklyn
• NYPD's Partnership with Community event held in Queens
• Suspect arrested for stealing Holocaust survivor's wheelchair
• KDKA-TV Evening Forecast (5/7)
• Asian-American Chamber of Commerce hosts event
• Pittsburgh Opera hosts family day
• Manhattans raise money for local theater
• Dozens gather in Fair Lawn for protest over Roe v. Wade draft opinion
• Boyfriend arrested in Brooklyn 18-year-old's murder
• The 100 Black Men of Western Pa. introduce kids to EMS
• American Red Cross provide free smoke detectors
• Brooklyn subway shooting suspect Frank James indicted
• Police issue arrest warrant for suspect in Whitehall traffic stop
• New Yorkers making the most of rainy Mother's Day weekend
• West Liberty Ave. reopens after landslide
• Nashville's historic Ernest Tubb Record Shop closes its doors
• French President Emmanuel Macron sworn in for second five-year term
• Nicki Minaj Opens Up About Father's Death For First Time
• President Biden pledges $150 million for military aid in Ukraine
• London Calling: UK Officials increase interest rates to combat inflation
• Highlight's from First Lady Jill Biden's trip to Eastern Europe
• Former President Donald Trump holds rally in Pennsylvania for Republican Senate candidate Dr. Mehmet Oz
• Last-minute Mother’s Day gifts at the Dallas Farmer’s Market
• Allegheny County police warn of scam call
• "Into the Woods" a starry production at New York City Center
• AAPI Heritage Month: Moestra Coffee Company
• Researchers find largest known Native American cave art in Alabama
• Video shows powerful tornado's might as it hits Kansas school
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 5/7 Saturday 11 a.m. update
• Shop Local Saturday: Korean BBQ
• Shop Local Saturday: Rodeo Plaza Screen Golf and Hankook Home
• Get a free comic during 'Free Comic Book Day' Saturday
• Shop Local Saturday: Grand Shilla Bakery & Cafe
• LA County Fair returns in Pomona
• Shop Local Saturday: Broad Avenue food tour
• UPMC nurse crochets matching hats and headbands for moms and babies
• Shop Local Saturday: Cafe Mocha
• Shop Local Saturday: Borough of Palisades Park
• Crime Stoppers will hand out flyers in Chinatown and Cicero
• Battle over future of famous Northern California garlic festival rages on
• First Alert Weather Forecast For Saturday Morning
• New data indicates 100 million Americans could get sick during fall, winter COVID surge
• Saturday morning weather forecast
• USF baseball players react quickly to extinguish San Francisco house fire
• PAWS Pet of the Week: Hale
• PIX Now -- Saturday morning headlines from KPIX
• Red Cross installing free smoke alarms in Richton Park Saturday
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Warm up on the way
• Man, woman found shot in Park Manor
• Man dies following shooting, roll over crash in Albany Park
• First Lady brings Heinz Ketchup to resupply American troops in Romania
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 5/7 Saturday 9 a.m. update
• Original Rainbow giving free cones to moms for Mother's Day
• Man struck and killed by SUV in Astoria
• One-of-a-kind Disneyland items up for auction
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 5/7 Saturday morning update
• Best images from the Pink Lady Food Photography Awards
• The Dish: Chef Chintan Pandya on street-to-table Indian cuisine
• Inside the Yiddish Book Center
• West Virginia voters head to the polls in GOP primary race
• Yellowstone wolves spark debate amid ranchers, conservatives
• Hey Ray: Weight in water
• How Ukrainian farmers are trying to survive amid Russian invasion
• Cuba hotel blast kills more than 20
• U.S. COVID death toll nears 1 million as states look to help COVID orphans
• Pro-choice, anti-abortion rallies held across U.S.
• Conflicting signals on the state of the U.S. economy
• Civilian rescue effort underway as Russian forces prepare to capture Mariupol
• KDKA-TV Weekend Forecast (5/7)