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• Santa Clara County may deploy 'water cops' to catch water wasters
• Turn your gas guzzler into an electric car
• Folsom Approves Permit For Controversial Crematorium
• 'The Housing Market Is Crazy': Home In Citrus Heights Listed For More Than $1M
• $30 Million In Student Financial Aid Unused In Colorado
• Cow Or Mustang? Group Of UC Davis Students Push To Change Mascot
• Giants beat Rockies for 9th straight meeting, 9-2
• Colorado Doctors Warn Parents About Child Hepatitis As Cases Crop Up Across Nation
• Photo Shows Gustnado Near Clarksburg In Yolo County
• 'It's Humiliating': Lincoln City Council Censures Member Caught On Video Seemingly Slapping Businessman Matthew Oliver
• Voters Will Decide Whether Every Colorado Student Should Get Free Meals At School
• Verlander Loses No-Hitter In 8th, Astros Beat Twins 5-0
• Chicago's KemperSpots partners with CPS to teach kids golf, start golf teams
• Angels rookie pitcher Reid Detmers throws no-hitter vs Tampa Bay
• A's beat Tigers 4-1
• Fever Snap 6-Game Losing Streak Against Lynx
• Parole Of Killer In Wisconsin Puts Pressure On Gov. Evers
• Police: Suspect At Large After Bank Robbery In Davis
• Instagram star Tristan Jass launches push to stop bullying in honor of Nate Bronstein, teen who took his own life
• With Community Tool Shed, Adams County Neighbors Help Each Other, Avoid Fines
• "Take Me Out" to increase security after nude video surfaces
• Experts predict active hurricane season ahead
• Broward Commissioners Vote For County Attorney To Draft Plan Allocating Money For BSO To Raise Salaries Of 911 Call Center Workers
• How to avoid heat-related illness now that high temps, humidity here to stay
• Trial continues for suspect in deadly Times Square crash
• Three Injured, One Killed In East Baltimore Mass Shooting
• Sheets homers, Anderson 2 RBIs, White Sox top Guardians
• Emergent BioSolutions Ruined 400M Vaccine Doses, More Than Previously Known, According To Congressional Report
• 4 Adults And 1 Juvenile Shot In Northwest Baltimore, Police Say
• Have You Ever Wondered What It Takes To Become A Miami-Dade Police Officer?
• Maryland To Send $5M Medical Aid Package To Ukraine
• Teen Hospitalized After Being Shot During Lauderdale Lakes Armed Robbery
• Suspect in controversial child molestation case pleads not guilty to murder in Kern County
• Armed man is shot and killed at a Romeoville bank
• Have Storm Damage? Here's What To Do Next
• Minnesota Anglers, Gardeners Urged To Beware Of Invasive Jumping Worm
• Supply Chain Issues Cause Shortage Of Baby Formula, Price Hikes For Fertilizer
• Researchers Find South Florida Is Most Overvalued Rental Market In US
• Conscious soul singer Curtis Harding plays Great American
• Tick That Causes Red Meat Allergy Becoming More Common In Maryland 
• Report: Michigan Hospitals Ranked 5th Safest Nationally
• Sources: FBI searches home of Riverdale Mayor
• Police: 4 People Shot After Large Fight Breaks Out In Detroit Neighborhood
• Man shot, wounded during suspected road rage incident in Oak Lawn
• Maryland Weather: Spring Rain Will Return To The State
• Asian American CAAMFest returns to live audiences for 40th year
• Pod-dwellers in Palo Alto trade space for low rents, community living
• Ceremony honors fallen officers from Cook County jurisdictions
• New Northern Colorado Soccer Team Ready For Round Of 32 Competition
• 1 injured in rollover crash on Skyline Blvd. in Woodside
• Mullins, Nevin Power Orioles To 5-3 Win Over Cardinals
• Heat Roll Past 76ers 120-85 In Game 5, Take 3-2 Series Lead
• Athletics, Tigers Split Tuesday Doubleheader
• Apple discontinues final iPod model after 2 decade run
• Justin Turner hits 3 of Dodgers' 8 doubles in rout of Pirates
• Colorado Legislative Session Wraps Up With Bonus For Taxpayers -- Bigger Refunds This Year
• Extended School Year? Sacramento City Unified's Plan To Make-Up Instructional Time Lost To Strike Still In The Works
• Residents urged to avoid swimming, surfing at some LA County beaches
• Bay Area parents of young children still struggle to find childcare amid pandemic, inflation
• Baltimore County Police Investigate Double Shooting In Lansdowne
• Judge denies R. Kelly's request to delay Chicago federal trial
• COVID cases surge in South Bay
• Dakotah Earley briefly opens his eyes four days after being shot in Lincoln Park
• Long-Haul Truck Driver Accused Of Raping Woman At Turlock Days Inn
• Mother denied access through LAX TSA because of breast milk
• 9-Year-Old Girl Found In Edgemere After Reported Abduction
• Baltimore Detectives Need Help Finding Man Who Shot Girlfriend, Police Say
• Florida To Halt Applications For Rental Assistance
• Shocking North Bay toddler death latest reminder of fentanyl crisis
• State To Weigh Property Insurer Rate Hikes
• 'A Model For Other Industrial Economies Around The World': California Lays Out Plan To Drastically Cut Fossil Fuel Use
• Newest San Francisco supervisor discusses controversy around appointment
• Neighbors 'really, really nervous' with 11 violent armed robberies in Lakeview, Lincoln Park
• Group pushes for better protection to stop migratory birds from crashing into windows
• Hotel Saratoga Havana explosion death toll rises to 43
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• TSA administrator & DFW Int'l Airport CEO prepared for busy summer travel season
• Queens College president discusses AAPI Heritage Month
• Keller & Large: Push for gas tax holiday takes toll on partisan unity
• Getting Answers: Is Youth Funding Falling Short After Recent Sacramento Tragedies?
• Big Sister Boston CEO Deb Re retiring after 16 years
• Arrest in 2010 case highlights backlog of untested rape kits
• Republicans fear far-right candidate will be Pennsylvania governor nominee
• River West residents worry about complicated traffic patterns as a new casino will call the area home
• Teenagers brutally attack woman in Dedham Square
• New Denver Rebate Driving Electric Bike Sales
• Hail pelts the North Bay; storms bring rain, thunder, lightning
• Tyler Healey arrested in Burlington attempted kidnapping
• Suspect sought in brutal weekend assault in SF Visitacion Valley
• William Shillingford Charged With Murder After Shooting Outside Rural Southern Minnesota Home
• Camden County pays $10M to man in police brutality case
• Sen. Bob Casey will support Women's Health Protection Act to codify abortion rights
• One killed in Santa Fe Springs Crash on 5 Freeway
• David Bonola indicted in murder of Queens woman Orsolya Gaal
• NYC landlords, real estate brokers accused of discrimination
• Grave concerns raised about new development next to historic Fort Worth cemetery
• Denver Weather: Critical Fire Danger Continues In Colorado
• CHP: Vehicle Runs Stop Sign, Knocks Over Semi-Truck In Sacramento County
• Andretti Receives Direction On How To Proceed With F1 Bid
• Developers Transforming Vacant North Minneapolis Building Into Community Space
• Paris Hilton speaks to Sen. Bob Casey during White House visit
• Grizzlies star Ja Morant doubtful for rest of NBA playoffs
• Allegheny County unveils Summer Concert Series line-up
• Financial relief for Santa Ana businesses struggling amid streetcar construction
• Detroit Homeowner Says He's Been Waiting Months For Yard Repairs From Water Main Break
• Homicide investigation underway in Neshannock Township
• Man convicted in 1973 murder of NJ state trooper gets parole
• Albany Park residents worry about rash of shootings in the area
• Leader Of Nevada City-Based 'Mortgage Elimination' Scheme Sentenced To 15 Years In Prison
• Communities In Polk Co. Clean Up After Double-Dose Of Storm Damage
• Judge Removes Tina Peters As 'Designated Election Official' For Mesa County Elections
• Fugitive planned shootout before officers rammed his car into ditch, sheriff says
• 'I Will Never Forget Their Voice': Lodi Firefighters Reunite With Woman They Rescued
• Advocates push for release of abuse victims at Dublin women's federal prison
• Some Marshall Fire Victims Raise Concerns About Lack Of Notification Before Debris Removals
• Wild Look To Break Series Tie With Game 5 Win Over Blues: 'It's Been A Great Series'
• 1 dead, at least 8 others minor injuries reported in multi-alarm fire in Bronx building
• Republican candidates for governor highlight what makes them different
• 70-year-old man fatally stabbed near South Los Angeles Wetlands Park
• National Prevention Week comes after 447 Dallasites overdosed last year
• Grammy winner bringing disco roller rink to Central Park
• Crews conduct emergency inspection of Swindell Bridge over Parkway North
• House Approves Colorado Cashback Plan, Bill Heads To Senate For Final Vote
• GOP gubernatorial candidates all oppose abortion but split on exceptions
• Can't Find The Right Baby Formula? There May Be Other Options
• CBS 2's Joe Donlon takes to the mound before Wednesday's Chicago White Sox game
• Parents worry about dwindling baby formula supply
• Minnesota Summer Job Seekers Have Record-Breaking 200K Openings To Choose From
• Grandson's overdose death spurs L.I. woman to help others
• Researchers testing light technology that could protect against the next pandemic
• North Texas families struggle to find baby formula amid shortage
• DEA zeroes in on China as fentanyl deaths soar
• Search Crews Expand Search For Man Missing In Cherry Creek Reservoir
• Police: Vehicle In Deadly SEPTA Station Crash Was Traveling More Than 100 MPH, No Attempts Of Stopping
• Sidewalk Dog, Animal Humane Society Offering Dog-Friendly Brewery Pass
• SF General seeks help in identifying woman hospitalized since weekend
• Flood Advisory Issued From Sutter To Sacramento County
• Waste hauling company that lost license still has contract with Westchester County
• Haitian gang leader charged in kidnapping of missionaries
• Philadelphia Flyers Draw 5th Overall Pick In 2022 NHL Draft
• Riverdance cast member Morgan Bullock is breaking barriers
• CBS SF talks to pioneering skate-punk band the Boneless Ones (Part II)
• May 10 is National Fentanyl Awareness Day
• Plane Crashes At Grand Traverse County Civic Center, No Injuries Reported
• 'We Want To Make The Community Better': Eagle Brook Church Aims To Help Downtown Minneapolis
• US Has The Highest Rate Of Gun-related Deaths In More Than 25 Years, New CDC Data Shows
• Ravens Sign RB Mike Davis, Adding Depth After 2021 Injuries To Dobbins, Edwards And Hill; Team Cuts Ty'Son Williams
• Cape Cod Coast Guard crew rescues 4 injured sailors
• Strong Winds Damage Gas Station In Southern Colorado
• Long Island custodian brightens students' days with amazing art
• Soaring Prices Impacting Minnesota Families: 'We're Already Struggling'
• Judge refuses to reduce bail of man accused of attacking Dave Chappelle
• Pennsylvania Sen. Bob Casey, Anti-Abortion Democrat, Backs Abortion Rights Bill
• Bill Gates tests positive for COVID-19
• Local Schools Grapple With COVID-19 Outbreaks As Cases Climb
• 'It Can Be Terrifying': Mother's Milk Bank Works To Help Families In Crisis Amid Baby Formula Shortage
• Over 100 attend funeral for WWII vet with no family
• Calls for change come in after shooting death of 17-year-old boy
• A New Deadly Bird Flu Variant Has Arrived In Maryland
• SF investigators bust major international auto burglary fencing operation
• Pennsylvania health department investigating mysterious hepatitis infections in children
• South Florida Teen 'Grateful For Second Chance' After Life Saving Heart Transplant
• Women's lacrosse at Northwestern ready for the regionals without its star player
• NASA Wants To Send Nudes Into Space
• Study: Car Insurance In Florida Costs More Than Nearly Everywhere Else In US
• Online dating giant Match Group sues Google over app store
• Camden County To Pay $10 Million To New Jersey Man Paralyzed From Police Encounter
• Mike Pence's political action group launches Spanish-language ad buy
• Pittsburgh firefighters union worried about lack of new recruits
• COVID positivity rate up to 7.58% in Massachusetts
• GMHC offers support with free, confidential HIV, STI testing
• At age 105, Martha Zanotti still has plenty to get "wild and woolly" about
• Man wanted for assault on girl at community center in Riverside
• The Standard Spa Miami Beach Named One Of The Best Hotels In U.S. By TripAdvisor
• SJPD releases new footage of K'aun Green police shooting; officer identified
• Florida School Yearbook On Hold Due To Images Of Students Holding Rainbow Flags At 'Don't Say Gay' Law Protest
• Harlem One45 development still in limbo after public hearing
• Man charged after fire breaks out at Pleasant Hills high-rise
• No Charges For Former Boxing Champ Mike Tyson For Punching Airline Passenger
• Pennsylvania Senate Primary Guide: Get To Know Democratic, Republican Candidates Vying For Party's Nomination
• Ex-BSO Deputy Willard Miller On Trial For Slamming Girl To The Ground
• City Council committee votes down ordinance to halt water shutoffs, expand billing relief
• CPS launches 'Please Stay' campaign to promote mental health and prevent teen suicides
• 'Where Are They Getting The Guns' Wonders Mother Of Tavarus Williams, Teen Charged With Murdering Another Teen
• Parents, nonprofits frustrated by baby formula shortage
• Man arrested for murder after police standoff in Falmouth
• Traffic Alert: Deadly Rollover Wreck Closes Northbound Lanes Of US 27 Near Mile Marker 40
• Senate report alleges Mayor Garcetti likely knew about allegations against advisor
• Fordham economics professor makes tough predictions on inflation
• Florida school yearbook on hold over photos protesting "Don't Say Gay" bill
• 2 Mail Theft Suspects Arrested After Being Pulled Over In Cameron Park
• 2021 Death Of 1-Year-Old Upgraded To Homicide, Police Say
• Vote To Make Boys Volleyball An Officially Sanctioned MN H.S. Sport Fails
• Suspect Leads Officers On Pursuit From Northeast Philadelphia To Delaware County
• California water usage jumps dramatically as drought tightens its grip
• 2 Littleton Police Officers Injured In Crashes During Pursuit Of Suspect
• Local Pediatrician Offers Tips For Parents As Baby Formula Shortage Crisis Is Getting Worse: 'It's Becoming A Problem To Feed Their Children'
• EA Sports will no longer make FIFA soccer video game
• Snake slithers into woman's shoe closet in Southlake
• California's Water Use Up Dramatically, Even As Drought Takes Hold
• Baltimore City Public Schools Names Commodore John Rodgers' Berol Dewdney Teacher Of The Year
• California's water use up dramatically, even as drought takes hold
• San Jose Sharks fan favorite Patrick Marleau Officially Retires
• Snowy plovers hatched at Monterey SPCA after eggs found abandoned at beach
• Actor James Hong receives star of Hollywood Walk of Fame
• Jurors in "Fitbit murder" trial convict Richard Dabate of killing wife
• Hearst Castle finally reopening after 2-year closure from pandemic, storm-damage repairs
• After 20 years, Apple is discontinuing the iPod
• Man gets 10 to 25 years after pleading guilty to killing woman outside McKees Rocks club
• $5 Million Top Prize Claimed In Florida Lottery Scratch Off Game In Miami
• Colorado Avalanche First Team To Advance In NHL Playoffs, Now Wait For Blues Or Wild
• Port Discovery & Pratt Library Launch "Ticket To Discovery" Book Club
• James Massey sentenced to 15 months in prison for inciting riot
• Nathan Carman charged with killing his mother at sea in 2016
• Colorado Snowpack Is Below Normal For Mid-May As Rate Of Snowmelt Increases
• Science of Weather: Urban Heat Islands & Planting Trees
• Elderly Alameda house fire victims succumb to their injuries
• Facebook content moderator in Kenya sues over working conditions
• Nelson Agholor won't reveal Patriots coaching staff
• Fairfield Officer Joshua Bender To Be Honored As National School Resource Officer Of The Year
• Baltimore City Health Commissioner 'Strongly' Recommends Indoor Masking, But Mandate Has Not Been Reinstated
• Burglary suspect throws rocks at officers from abandoned sandpit in Pacoima
• Minnesota College Swimmer Who Saved 3 People From Drowning In Michigan Awarded Rare Carnegie Medal
• 2 People In Critical Condition Following Kensington Quadruple Shooting: Police
• Thick Black Smoke Rises Above Greeley As Firefighters Rush To Extinguish Grass Fire
• Semi Rollover Closes Northbound Highway 9 Near I-70 At Silverthorne
• Republican Tom Reed resigns from Congress
• Crews Fight Grass Fire Burning In Adams County
• Where's Marty? Touring The Otterbein Cookies Factory, And Somehow Not Eating One
• Woman Pushes To Bring Cannabis Dispensaries To Her Michigan Town
• Arrests made in human trafficking operation in San Rafael
• House approves $39.8 billion Ukraine aid bill
• Tom Brady will be Fox Sports' lead NFL analyst after retirement
• 2 cases of pediatric hepatitis in Mass. under investigation
• Premier League Clubs Arsenal, Everton To Play In Baltimore This Summer, Bolstering City's World Cup Bid
• Nathan Carman charged with murdering mother
• Horse dies at Santa Anita Park on Kentucky Derby day
• Electrical Worker Dies After Being Run Over By Skid Loader
• Woman critically injured after shooting on Bolivar Street
• Bitcoin is down about 50% from its all-time high in November
• Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics begins in Pittsburgh
• Two Women Charged With Stealing 3-Month-Old Puppy From PSPCA's Philadelphia Headquarters
• Police Ask Public's Help In Wisconsin Anti-Abortion Office Arson Investigation
• Putin preparing for "prolonged conflict" in Ukraine, intel chief says
• Making An Imprint: Loyola University Maryland Home To Apprentice House Press, Nation's First Student-Run Book Publisher
• Will this week's rare 'super flower blood moon' total lunar eclipse be visible in Pittsburgh?
• Stocks mixed as investors await U.S. inflation data
• Summer travel options looking pricey, but there are deals out there
• Lompoc man arrested after Santa Barbara County deputy finds trunk filled with stolen avocados
• Sacramento Man, 42, Killed In Crash On I-80 Near Dixon
• Minneapolis Vote Fraud Trial Spotlights Absentee Ballots
• Chef Mario Batali acquitted of sexual misconduct
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Storm chance overnight
• Colorado Democrats Call On Senate To Protect Abortion Rights
• Elon Musk says he would allow Donald Trump back on Twitter
• Lynx Bring Back 2021 First Round Pick Rennia Davis On Hardship Contract
• Nelson Agholor optimistic for year two in Patriots' system
• Electric generation costs in Pennsylvania increasing up to 45% June 1
• Global warming may exceed 1.5 degrees Celsius soon, report warns
• Has inflation peaked? Some economists think so — here's why.
• Elon Musk says he would allow Donald Trump back on Twitter
• Wind Shift May Transport New Mexico Wildfire Smoke Into Colorado By Wednesday
• Teenager Arrested In 17-Year-Old's St. Paul Shooting Death: Victim Identified As Anthony Skelley
• Michigan Legislature Votes To Put Term Limits Proposal On Ballot
• How to watch 'Conversations With Friends'
• Mother, toddler son found dead in San Bernardino County; murder-suicide suspected
• Rodney King's youngest daughter, Tristan, turns up in jail after being reported missing by her family
• 'Stamp Out Hunger' Food Drive Resumes After 2-Year Hiatus For Pandemic
• Semi Crash Causes Grass Fire On I-25 Near Fort Carson
• Ending abortion access would have damaging effect on economy, Yellen says
• MD Sportsbooks Handle $26.9M, State Receives $415K Contribution
• Opening statements set to begin in trial of Louis Coleman
• AAA: Michigan Average Gas Price Reaches New Record High Tuesday At $4.34 A Gallon
• No charges for Mike Tyson in airplane fight
• EPA sued over Florida manatee deaths caused by pollution
• Tesla recalls 130K vehicles over touch screens that can go blank
• Autopsies Performed On Three Americans Found Dead At Bahamas Resort
• Michigan Nonprofit Files Lawsuit Against US Government For Lake Michigan Erosion
• Broncos To Face Rams In LA For Christmas Day Showdown
• Wolves' Anthony Edwards Appears In Trailer For New Adam Sandler Film 'Hustle'
• Carmen Bulbon, 82, reported missing in the Bronx
• Michigan To Stop Bird Exhibitions Amid Spread Of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza
• Missing Man's Body Found In Salisbury, Death Ruled Homicide
• Meet the man who brought AT&T Byron Nelson to McKinney
• Ceres Police, Stanislaus County Sheriff's Office Deputy Engage In Standoff With Machete-Wielding Man
• $1.5M Bail Set For Jennifer Matter, Charged In Death Of Baby Found On Lake Pepin Beach In 2003
• Ransomware attack shutters 157-year-old Lincoln College
• $100,000 reward offered to find drive-by shooter who killed son of LAPD officer in Carson
• Actor James Cromwell super-glued to Starbucks counter in PETA protest
• Mississippi Sues Brett Favre Over Welfare Misspending
• Americans are spending $100 more a month on gas than last year
• CBS4's Steve Goldstein Goes Inside Panthers Remarkable Comeback Game 4 Win In Stanley Cup Playoffs
• Andy Warhol's 'Marilyn' painting sets record for most expensive work of American art ever sold
• Gun deaths surged to 20-year high amid pandemic, CDC reports
• FTA 'extremely concerned' with MBTA's safety issues
• Fatal motorcycle crash snarls FDR for hours
• Little ducks trapped in a sewer rescued by Crystal Lake police
• Judge Lisa Holder White to become first Black woman on Illinois Supreme Court
• Denver, Lakewood Testing Outdoor Sirens Wednesday Morning
• Weston couple says Good Samaritan saved them from burning home
• Chicago gas prices hit new record, at more than $5 per gallon
• Oakland's Youth ALIVE! program makes '510 Day' plea to end street violence
• Students rejoice over NYC's decision to drop vax mandate for prom
• Medal Of Valor Awarded To Good Samaritan Aden Perry Who Died Trying To Save Teen Who Crashed Car Into Lake
• Minnesota State Patrol Now Fully Equipped With Body Cameras
• FTX cryptocurrency exchange opens new headquarters in Chicago
• Mavs look to take series lead on the road in game 5 vs. Suns
• Anthony Anderson graduates from Howard University after 30 years
• Four people robbed at gunpoint overnight in Chicago
• North Texans hit hard in the wallet as gas prices climb, again
• Hochul pledges $35 million to support abortion providers
• Manhunt for Pedro Cintron, who police say killed girlfriend Migdalia Ortega and wounded another woman
• "Toad poison" hangover treatment reportedly kills Russian oil executive
• Denver City Council Discusses Pay-As-You-Throw Fee To Reduce Waste, Increase Recycling
• COVID In Minnesota: Over 5,000 New Cases Reported, 5 More Deaths
• Divvy scooters debut downtown; 3 firms to bring scooters to neighborhoods in summer
• 200 Pounds Of Meth Seized By CHP After Traffic Stop; Sacramento Resident Arrested
• Latino community embraces Feliz Día de las Madres celebrations
• LAUSD delays COVID vaccine mandate until summer of 2023
• Fiery Crash Involving Tractor Trailer In Miami Gardens, One Person Hospitalized
• Tom Brady tackling another opportunity to prove doubters wrong
• Texas thief cuts homeowner's grass before stealing lawnmower
• Kyle Lowry Out Of Game 5 Of Heat-76ers, Hamstring Problem
• Lightning Strike Closes Split Rock Lighthouse
• Mother and teen arrested after 3 kids found dead in L.A. home
• Mater Dei football player says he was sexually assaulted by teammate; police investigating
• Touch screen malfunction prompts Tesla to recall 130K vehicles in United States
• Suffolk construction sites in Boston reopen
• Sri Lanka's prime minister resigns as protests turn deadly
• No charges for Mike Tyson in San Francisco International airplane scuffle
• Labor negotiations begin between port workers, Pacific Maritime Association amid historic supply chain disruptions
• 19-Year-Old Detroit Man Charged In Robbery, Fatal Shooting At Wyoming Avenue Gas Station
• Stunning Test Images From NASA's New James Webb Space Telescope Impress Astronomers
• Changing Its Tune, Colorado Board Of Education Votes To Reorganize Adams 14 School District, Revoke Accreditation
• Minneapolis Investing $3M To Fight Childhood Lead Poisoning In Rental Housing
• Alleged fentanyl dealers charged with selling to Monterey County high school students
• Colorado Weather: Dry Weather Means High Fire Danger But Also Keeps Severe Weather Away
• Judge revokes bail for Lauren Pazienza in Barbara Gustern's death
• Colorado Restaurant Los Dos Potrillos Working To Make Ends Meet While Keeping Prices Level For Customers
• The Celtics are bullying the Bucks in the fourth quarter
• Denver Launches New Program To Help Build 'Generational Wealth' Through Homeownership
• New South Korea leader takes oath, hints at bid to lure Kim back to talks
• Green Lawns Of Summer Likely To Fade In Colorado
• Maryland Weather: A Bright And Breezy Tuesday
• Captured inmate told officers: "My wife… just shot herself in the head"
• Tony DeAngelo takes a shot at Boston crowd
• Officials Concerned About Sick Walleye In Michigan
• California eatery named one of 50 best restaurants in the world despite setbacks
• Group repurposing office supplies so they won't end up in landfills
• Summer-like temperatures coming to Massachusetts by end of week
• Tesla Recalls 130K Vehicles Over Touch Screens Going Blank
• 2 more journalists killed in Mexico; 10th and 11th of the year
• I-Team: Zelle blamed after hackers steal teen's bank account
• Massachusetts gas prices hit record high of $4.42 a gallon
• North End restaurant owners file lawsuit against Mayor Wu
• Man charged with flashing gun at women, kids in Brookline road rage
• Firefighter Darin Banks Killed On The Job By Falling Tree In Tuolumne County
• Massachusetts reports 8,625 new COVID cases over 3 days
• Notorious Filipino dictator's son poised for landslide election victory
• LA limiting outdoor watering to two days per week beginning in June
• Tom Brady to become lead analyst at FOX Sports after retiring
• New England Living Mixology: "Ryu's Fortune" at Mystique
• Sacramento County Property Owners Possibly Facing New Penalty Over Illegal Fireworks
• Warriors fan triggers social media frenzy for calming attempt of Draymond Green
• Humans are causing the ocean to lose its memory, study shows
• Police discover more than 110 pounds of cocaine near diver's body
• Midge Decter, Leading Neo-Conservative & St. Paul Native, Dead At 94
• 130K Tesla vehicles recalled; touch screens can go blank
• Ex-Haitian senator charged in U.S. for alleged role in presidential assassination
• Michigan Lawmakers Urged To Put Term Limits On Ballot
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• Engineers Develop Robot That Can 'Taste' Salt
• A's Beat Tigers 2-0
• 1 Killed, 1 Gravely Injured In Crash Along Highway 75 In Norman County
• Water main break still snarling traffic near LAX
• Miami Weather: Partly Cloudy & Breezy, Rain Chance Increases Mid Week
• Two Crashes On Eastbound Yolo Causeway Injure Drivers
• 2 Bills Moving Through NJ Legislature Aimed To Help Residents As Gas Prices Reach Record Highs
• Sandip Tamang, 19, Killed In Clay County Crash
• Total Lunar Eclipse Happening Sunday Night
• Queen "reluctantly" skips Parliamentary duty due to "mobility problems"
• Capitals Lose To Panthers In Overtime In Game 4, Tie Series
• Crash involving semi-truck causing delays on Kennedy Expressway near Hubbard Street
• Feds Seek Delay In Sentencing Man In Whitmer Kidnap Plot
• Celebrity chef Mario Batali found not guilty in sex assault trial
• Explosion At Havana Hotel, Death Toll Rises To 40
• Rams to host Broncos on Christmas Day
• Benicia Issues State Of Emergency Due To Busted Pipeline
• Cartel shuts down towns, threatens public after leader extradited to U.S.
• Diamondbacks Stay Hot, Beat Slumping Marlins 4-3
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• Misericordia's new Hearts and Flour Bakery and Cafe opens in West Ridge
• Rochester Officials Seek Tips From Public After Arson Causes $2.5M In Damages To Church
• CT abortion bill aims to protect patients and providers
• Man police call confessed double murderer seen free in small S.C. town
• First Alert Weather: CBS's 5/10 Tuesday forecast
• 'The Environment Is On The Line' Miami Beach Climate Conference Seeks Solutions
• Russia pounds Odesa as Ukraine war delivers Putin no "clear victories"
• 2 dead, 1 injured after crash in Glen Ridge, N.J.
• Bodies surfacing in Lake Mead recall mob's time in Las Vegas
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• 3 people robbed at gunpoint in Lakeview East
• Dallas Stars couldn't put out the Flames, lose Game 4 at AAC
• Investigation Into Mysterious Deaths Of 3 American Tourists In Bahamas Underway In Philadelphia
• Folsom Prison Experience: Twin Cities 'Full Contact Immersive Tribute Drama'
• Trial in teacher's death hinges on confession, glove: "We've had his DNA since 2005"
• Pittsburgh Weather: More sunny skies, warm temperatures
• 23-year-old man in custody after police chase, crash in East Garfield Park
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Hottest day of the year
• Travelers on Lufthansa flight allege racism against Jewish passengers
• Two men facing charges for allegedly assaulting employee during a robbery at Bethel Park Home Depot
• 2 Young Girls Lied About Being Abducted In Strawberry Mansion, Philadelphia Police Say
• Miami-Dade Police Officer Layla Perez Faces Grand Theft, Official Misconduct Charges
• Andy Warhol portrait Marilyn Monroe bought for record $195 million
• Rapper Young Thug arrested on racketeering, street gang charges
• Rob Gronkowski Makes Surprise Visit To Hopkins High School
• Sidney Crosby becomes 6th player in NHL history to score 200 playoff points
• After Dog Found Tied To Hydrant In Wisconsin, Owner Tells Her Side Of Story
• Mike Sullivan becomes winningest head coach in Penguins postseason history
• Eastern Minnesota Communities Clean Up After Day Of Storms: 'The Devastation Was Too Much To Take In'
• Police searching for person accused of robbing bank in Brookline
• Jockey of Kentucky Derby winner Rich Strike spent most of his career in Ohio
• Quintana gets first win since 2019, Pirates down Dodgers 5-1

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