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• Cal State East Bay revives in-person graduation ceremony
• Beloved Bear Euthanized After Being Hit By Driver In Tahoe City
• Stockton Police Sergeant Being Investigated Over Claims Of Sexual Misconduct
• 'I'm Pretty Much Out Of Business': Water Crisis In Yuba County Has Farmers Crying Foul Over Water District
• 'Welcome To The Neighborhood': Sea Lions Draw Visitors To The Sacramento River
• Noisy Highway 50 Construction Frustrates Sac State Students During Finals
• Sacramento Fourth-Grader Brings Cannabis Candy Onto School Campus And Shares With Students, District Says
• Hiker comes face to face with Coastal Fire in Laguna Niguel
• Blaze erupts in Dollar Tree store in North Hollywood with customers inside
• Cal Fire director promotes new weapons to fight wildfires
• Yosemite National Park Reservations
• Next Weather: After Destructive Storms, Friday Ushers In Calm Stretch
• 49ers Rookie WR Hopes Kaepernick Workout Prepares Him For Lance
• Moncada's homer ties it at 7, but White Sox go on to get clobbered by Yankees
• Wolves take beat Ice Hogs, take Game 1 of Calder Cup semifinals
• Brown Hits Go-ahead HR In 8th, A's Take 4 Of 5 From Tigers
• After More Than A Century, Army JROTC Program Ends At Manual High School, Moves To Northfield High
• Mandatory Evacuations Ordered For Homes Near Wildfire Burning In Teller County
• Colorado Springs Airport Lifts Shelter In Place, Crews Get Upperhand On 200-Acre Wildfire
• Family Alleges Minneapolis Police Took DNA Sample From Child Without Consent
• Lincoln Park shooting victim Dakotah Earley is growing more alert every day, family says
• Police seek getaway car in Albany Park shooting that killed Michael Conrad
• Baby Delivered After Pregnant Woman, Man Killed In North Baltimore Drive-By Shooting
• Questions, concerns, and skepticism dominate townhall on Chicago Bally's casino plan
• Local Parents Worry For Their Infants' Safety As Baby Formula Shortage Worsens
• New Rochelle Public Library Foundation gala raises $100,000
• What Are The Stories Behind The Most Popular Superstitions?
• 14-year-old shot in Canada returns to Boston for treatment
• Mom of Perry High School student says her son was attacked twice in one day
• Celtics fans with floor seats blocked by Tacko Fall
• Bicyclist struck in hit and run crash in Hanson; Police search for SUV
• Miami To See 1st Medical Marijuana Dispensary Open In City Limits
• IDOT orders Oakbrook Terrace to turn off red light cameras due to noncompliance
• Metro Homeowners With Storm Damage And Debris Struggle To Find Help
• Fatal Metra train crash "was an accident waiting to happen," family attorney says
• Seven Years Later, Geralyn Ritter Still Dealing With Emotional, Physical Scars From 2015 Amtrak Derailment
• Yacht Connected To Viral Biscayne Bay Balloon Dumping Video Could Be Evicted From Marina
• Impaired Driver Charged With Homicide After Striking, Killing Woman In Glen Burnie, Police Say
• Ravens 2022 Schedule Released: Baltimore To Play Christmas Eve, New Year's Day
• Michigan Gas Prices Rising, Hitting Record High In Detroit
• Detroit Tigers, Karmanos Team Up To Honor Survivors & Pink Out The Park
• High school coach arrested after allegedly providing Adderall to students
• Airline Passenger Satisfaction Is Down, Study Says
• How Much Money Did State Lawmakers Actually Save You?
• Bears release 2022 season schedule
• Hundreds gather in DeSoto to raise awareness after cheerleader's death
• Brian Barajas is missing with his four kids, police say he's been hiding them from their mom
• Masks required in all Pittsburgh Public Schools buildings on Friday
• Major Los Altos street closed due to toppled tree, fallen power lines
• Breaking Down The Broncos 2022 Regular Season Schedule
• Can-Can Line Dance At Eagle Regional Airport Wins Airport Employee Statewide Award
• Local Doctor Assesses State Of Pandemic As US Surpasses 1 Million COVID-19 Deaths
• Jets, Giants release full 2022 schedules
• Students Walkout In Protest Of Possible Changes To Abortion Rights After Supreme Court Draft Opinion Leaked
• Inflation Triggers California Minimum Wage Increase To $15.50 In 2023
• Suspect Arrested After Carjacking, Officer-Involved Shooting In Boulder Identified As Trenton Dunham
• 'The Only Parent My Kids Have Left': Lodi Woman Finds New Purpose Through Grief After Husband's Death From COVID
• Sixers' Season Comes To Abrupt End With Game 6 Loss To Heat
• Fire crews stop forward progress of brusher in San Pedro
• As drought deepens, Milpitas gets message on conservation
• Rand Paul stalls Senate passage of $40 billion in Ukraine aid
• How To See Rare Super Flower Blood Moon During Sunday Night's Total Lunar Eclipse
• Route 53 snagged for hours in Palatine after dump truck crash takes down live power line
• Missing 14-Year-Old Found Safe
• Jerry Jeudy Jailed In Arapahoe County On Criminal Tampering Charges
• Dallas Trail Ride shooting victim's family calls for accountability and justice
• City Council President Mosby Violated Ethics Law By Accepting Donations From Legal Defense Fund, Board Finds
• 94-year-old veteran competing in Senior National Games
• Northwestern Wildcats softball team beats Wisconsin, advances to Big Ten semifinals
• Drought severely affecting California rice crops
• Vikings 2022 Schedule Released, With Season-Opening Game Against Packers
• Expanded voting options come to Alameda, Marin, Sonoma counties
• California minimum wage rising to $15.50/hour in 2023 amid soaring inflation
• 'Fix Them Up': Residents Demanding Action On Almost 15,000 Vacant Homes In Baltimore As City Tries To Curb Violence
• Minnesota House Passes Bill Legalizing Sports Betting 
• Laguna Niguel residents react to loss of their homes in Coastal Fire
• Metra train hits pedestrian near National Street in Elgin
• Local mothers struggle to feed babies amidst a baby formula shortage
• Tony Awards hold "Meet the Nominees" event
• Rising prices and inflation hit North Texas farmers hard
• Northern California Crews Prepare For Wildfire Season After Destructive Orange County Blaze
• 2 Bay Area students among 6 statewide named 2022 U.S. Presidential Scholars
• Dolphins To Kick Off 2022 Season Against Patriots
• Queens building partially collapses during demolition work
• Police seek 2 suspects in Mt. Lebanon armed robbery, carjacking
• Eagles' 2022 Schedule: Christmas Eve Matchup In Dallas, Carson Wentz Returns To Philadelphia
• Denver Weather: Fire Danger Remains High In Many Areas
• Bronx elementary school teacher accused of molesting child
• Preservation Chicago wants city to do more to protect historic structures from fires
• Mayor announces task force to address Rikers Island crisis
• Police seek driver in deadly Holtsville hit-and-run
• 15-year-old girl killed, 4 men injured in Paterson shooting
• Walker, Mets cruise past Nats, win another series
• Schools recommend students wear masks as COVID cases rise
• As Gas Prices Soar, Is Ethanol A Viable Option To Relieve Pain At The Pump?
• $10,000 grants awarded to Harlem businesses
• Former Cub Anthony Rizzo returns to Chicago as Yankees take on White Sox
• Community members praise new Deep Ellum safety plan
• Study To Determine Why Some Homes Burn, Others Still Standing In Marshall Fire
• 'It didn't have to get this high': U.S. approaching one million COVID-19 deaths
• Mother demands answers after school waited to call 911 after son had stroke
• San Jose police officer accused of giving meth pipe to informant
• Santa Rosa parents charged in toddler's death released from jail
• URA approves loan for grocery store owner to open new location in Hill District
• Lake Powell is vanishing with drought — but it's bringing a canyon back to life
• Baltimore Leadership School For Young Women Celebrates 100% College Acceptance Rate Streak
• Beloved Burlingame sweets shop hangs on despite pandemic hardships
• Crystal Mason 'hoping they get it right' after high court overturns voting conviction
• Republican Senate candidates split on key issues but stress why they should be the nominee
• NTSB says passenger ejections through train windows have been concern for decades
• Sacramento Schools Update COVID Guidance As Year-End Events Approach
• Trump scrambles to fend off Oz challenger in Pa. Senate race
• Fort Lauderdale PD Investigating Possible Road Rage Shooting
• Illinois auditor's general shows DCFS fails in providing healthcare and safety
• Twin Cities Residents Clean Up After Severe Storms: 'It Was Scary'
• Minority developers convene to discuss construction equality
• Russia lashes out at Finland's race to join NATO
• Are we looking at a "crypto winter"? Experts weigh in
• 2 Children, 1 Man Dead In Western Wisconsin House Fire
• Sacramento County Votes To Adopt Illegal-Fireworks Ordinance
• CA minimum wage to increase to $15.50 by January 2023
• Tesla, Twitter shares drop as Elon Musk's legal issues grow
• FPL Holds Annual Storm Drill Ahead Of 2022 Hurricane Season
• FDNY trains for hurricane response on Fire Island
• Nearly 2 dozen affordable housing sites coming to Newark
• Secretary Of State Laurel Lee Stepping Down As State Elections Chief
• Ribbon Cutting Takes Place For New Loretto Heights Affordable Housing Project In Denver
• 1 Of 2 Runaway Barges Pulled From Potomac To Shore
• CPS CEO Pedro Martinez tests positive for COVID-19
• Missing UIC student Natally Brookson found dead; boyfriend Daniel Sotelo still missing
• Democratic Senate candidates split on key issues
• Surfside memorial honoring 98 lives lost presented ahead of 1-year condo collapse
• SJPD officer accused of masturbating inside home while on a call
• 'Now He Can Go Everywhere': 9-Year-Old Boy Receives Accessible Ramp Thanks To Rebuilding Together
• Police investigate shooting near San Francisco City Hall
• Westchester County parents concerned about bug bites on children
• U.S. believes Russia plans to "engineer a more pliant population" in Ukraine, official says
• A Look At Calle Ocho's History Before It Became The Famed Center Of All Things Cuban
• Boston Public Library offering one-hour wedding ceremonies for $200
• Historic image shows photographic evidence of black hole at center of Milky Way galaxy
• Kidsburgh: 10,000 kids learn in simultaneous STEM challenge
• Dondrick Massey-Burch Charged After Attacking 2 Philadelphia Police Officers With Screwdriver, DA's Office Says
• Book excerpt: "Boom Town: A Lake Wobegon Novel" by Garrison Keillor
• Thousands Still Without Power As Minnesota Braces For Another Storm
• Gunshot fired near Mayor Gainey's house
• Update: Defendants tried to kidnap Baby Brandon multiple times
• Cryptocurrency crash is "a big wakeup call," financial expert says
• Noesen and Potularski ready to lead Wolves' playoff bid after historic season
• Volunteers help fix paralyzed Elmont girl's home
• Man Accused Of Dumping Balloons Into Biscayne Bay Out Of Jail
• Delaware County Mother Suing TikTok After Daughter Dies While Performing 'Blackout Challenge'
• Gov. Hogan Questions Baltimore's Crime Prevention Strategy After 2 Mass Shootings
• Pediatricians warn against unsafe formula alternatives amid shortage
• Gerie Grimes Remembered As Leader In Preschool, Early Childhood Education Programs In Colorado
• Sixers Donating To Jefferson Health, Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center After Assistant Coach Dave Joerger's Cancer Treatments
• Oakland man sentenced in 2017 Richmond pot grow shootout
• Jerome Powell confirmed by Senate to second term as Fed chair
• What made Byron Nelson larger than life
• Remembering Lives Lost To COVID-19: Philadelphia Resident Kim West Joins CBS3 To Talk About Her Mother
• 'She's going to recover': Father of 3-year-old girl shot in Auburn Gresham provides update on her condition
• Expert: Addressing dyslexia early changes brain's neurobiology for better
• Mother of Mohamed Bah, killed in 2012 by police, wants accountability
• Gov. Newsom Still Pushing For $400 Checks For Car Owners In Inflation Relief Package Proposal
• Brown hits go-ahead homer in 8th; A's take 4 of 5 from Tigers
• State Rep. Kam Buckner enters race for Chicago mayor
• AIDS Walk New York team leaders on loved ones they've lost
• Pennsylvania Primary: Dwight Evans Seeks Reelection In 3rd District Representative Race Garnering National Attention
• Applebee's, IHOP workers rally in NYC for higher minimum wage
• Law Enforcement To Search Lenox Township Landfill For Zion Foster's Remains
• Deputy's Daughter Identified As Shooting Victim At Frederick Home
• Orioles Top Cardinals 3-2, Rylan Bannon Singles On 1st Big League Pitch
• Muse Mohamud Mohamed Found Guilty Of Lying In Minneapolis Vote Fraud Trial
• Baby formula shortage hitting Tri-State Area families hard
• Republican Candidates, Except James Craig, To Meet For 1st Debate
• Expansion plans announced for Arnold Palmer Regional Airport
• Fire rips through residential structure in Long Beach
• Minnesota Senate Dems Try To Force Abortion Debate
• CBS News Foreign Correspondent Debora Patta Gives Firsthand Look At Devastation In Ukraine
• Scientists grow plants in moon soil for the first time ever
• Brush Police Investigate Suspected Child Pornography Amid School District Sexting Case
• Body Found In Water In Rural Solano County
• Mattel debuts first Barbie with hearing aids
• San Francisco School Board names finalist for new superintendent
• Illinois DCFS Director Marc Smith held in contempt of court for 10th time over failure to place youth
• Landmark Theatres' Pico location to close at end of May
• Reward offered for gunman who robbed postal worker in Hinsdale
• More than 100,000 Tri-State Area residents have died from COVID-19
• Trial set for 3 Santa Rosa hockey players accused of rape
• Massachusetts reports 5,576 new COVID cases, positivity rate over 8%
• Denver's Electric Bike Rebate Program Surpasses Expectations
• Denver Broncos player Jerry Jeudy arrested for criminal tampering
• Students sickened after eating chips laced with marijuana in Perris
• Retired Auburn music teacher convicted for child rape
• FDA to announce how it'll increase baby formula imports
• Man Shoots, Kills Would-Be Armed Robber In South Philadelphia: Police
• "I am ecstatic": Kelly Osbourne is expecting her first child
• Crews Battle Fire In West Sacramento
• Pelican Pond Stocked With Northern Pike To Combat Carp, Sucker Population
• Rep. Bobby Rush, Sen. Tammy Duckworth reintroduce gun licensing act named for Blair Holt
• William Lawrence Davis II of Venus convicted of sexually abusing two teenagers
• Spain could become first European country to allow menstrual leave
• 'Staffing Saves Lives': Nurses Take To The Streets, Want Safer Work Environments
• One Hurt In Shooting On Metro Transit Bus In Minneapolis
• Mitchell Trubisky: New Steelers QB welcomes baby boy
• Iconic 'Iroquois' Sculpture On Parkway Is Getting A Facelift
• Universities, Local Governments Diverge In COVID-19 Response As Key Metrics Rise
• Feds bust alleged drug operation in Tulia, 10 charged
• Anthony Nero Gets Prison Term For Firing Into Montgomery County Democratic Party Headquarters On Inauguration Day
• CBS4's Steve Goldstein Shares How The Panthers Are Living Up To Their 'Comeback Cats' Nickname
• California raises awards for malpractice lawsuits for first time since 1975
• Abbott Nutrition To Resume Baby Formula Production At Sturgis Plant
• Group Seeking End Of Fentanyl Epidemic Hold Rally, Demand Action From Governor
• Grassroots Organizer Calls For Community Effort To Stop Crime After Mass Shootings In Baltimore
• Weather Officials Confirm EF-0 Tornado Touched Down In Coon Rapids
• How should parents who can't find formula feed their babies?
• Four people ejected when two three-wheeled motorcycles crash in Grant Park
• Kentucky Derby Winner Rich Strike Will No Longer Run In Preakness Stakes, Owner Says
• Homeless shelter named for the late Alex Trebek opens in Northridge
• Routt County Family Devastated By Theft Of Truck That Was Parked Near Denver International Airport
• Final 2 Defendants Found Guilty In Disappearance Of Yolo County Teens Enrique Rios And Elijah Moore
• Data lists hottest ZIP codes in North Texas housing market
• Indiana appeals court overturns Marquis D. Young's murder conviction
• Man falls down elevator shaft in Squirrel Hill
• Republicans Call For DOJ To Enforce Law That Would Bar Abortion Rights Demonstrators From Protesting At Justices' Homes
• Patriots legend Gino Cappelletti passes away
• Gov. Hogan Pays Tribute To Troopers Killed In Line Of Duty At Fallen Heroes Ceremony
• Saturday Rally Planned In Support Of Aurora Schools In Danger Of Closing
• Colorado Elections Race Tests GOP Embrace Of Conspiracies
• Police ID Homicide Victim Found At Scene Of Baltimore House Fire
• Reflecting on the lives that were lost to COVID-19
• Gov. Hogan Signs Bills To Shore Up Maryland's Cybersecurity
• Cardin Introduces Bill Expanding Protection Programs For Migratory Birds, Including Baltimore Oriole
• Khashoggi's fiancee responds after golf legend downplays murder
• Chicago gang members, associates charged in federal drug trafficking probe
• Six Flags to open new ride 'Pirates of Speelunker Cave'
• Twitter announces partial hiring freeze, senior exec exits amid pending Musk purchase
• Mayor Gainey calls reduction in traffic stops 'a good thing'
• Worcester Police release photo of bus stabbing suspect Dashaun Stokes-Sims
• Baltimore County Animal Services Waives Dog Adoption Fees
• UM Gets Apology From Former President, Gives Him Job, Cash
• "48 Hours" program note: Saturday, May 14
• Ex-BSO Deputy Willard Miller Found Not Guilty Of Child Abuse
• Tennessee couple wakes up to find a strange dog in their bed
• Man arrested for making 'false bomb threat' at Belmont High School
• Twitter fires 2 executives, adding to Elon Musk buyout turmoil
• Preteen vaccines without parental consent bill passes California Senate
• Teen pleads guilty to involuntary manslaughter, gets 2 to 4 years in fatal shooting
• One arrested after hundreds swarm streets, jump on cars after leaving North Avenue Beach
• 3-year-old girl shot in Gresham
• LIVE UPDATES: Coastal Fire destroys at least 20 homes in Laguna Niguel
• Resource officer at Joliet Township High School West connects with students on prom dance floor
• Icelandair To Start Nonstop Service Between BWI And Reykjavik This Week
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Sunny through the afternoon, higher temps possible
• Thursday's Show Info (5/12/22)
• Jan. 6 Panel Subpoenas Pennsylvania Rep. Scott Perry, Four Other GOP Lawmakers
• Firefighters battle blaze at commercial building in South El Monte
• Louisiana state troopers charged in beating of Black man
• Sheriff's Office Asks For Public's Help Identifying Man Who Hasn't Spoken Since Arrest
• LA Councilman Buscaino drops out of mayoral race, endorses Caruso
• Bookstock Returns After 2-Year Absence
• White Sox make up game against the Cleveland Guardians announced
• Thieves install homemade electronic device onto fuel pump, steal 80 gallons of gas
• Sniper Training Exercise Continues At Folsom Field In Boulder
• Former WMU Hockey Captain Charged In Sexual Assault, Case Heads To Trial
• Suspected Drug Dealer Arrested After Being Pulled Over For Broken Brake Light In Placerville
• Mercedes recalls 292K vehicles for potential brake failure
• Fremont city council makes outdoor commercial patio program permanent
• Baltimore City Launches Website For Summer Camps, Job Opportunities, Learning Activities & Meal Assistance
• FBI seeks identity of alleged Brookline bank robber
• FAA revokes licenses from pilots after failed plane swap stunt
• Las Vegas casino surprises its employees with $5,000 bonuses
• Pennsylvania Governor Hopeful Drops Out, Backs Rival As Primary Nears
• California lawmakers push sweeping changes to kids' privacy online
• First Ever Scholarship In The Name Of Aden Perry Who Died Trying To Save Another Teen
• Suspect Accused Of Armed Carjacking In Broomfield, Arrested After Officer-Involved Shooting In Boulder
• Methamphetamine worth $18+ million seized at Texas-Mexico border
• Female Wolf Illegally Shot And Killed Near Voyageurs National Park
• California Lawmakers Raise Caps On Medical Malpractice Lawsuit Awards
• Farmers market returns to Daley Plaza Thursday
• $3 million worth of pills believed to contain fentanyl seized in Huntington Park
• Truck hits, seriously injures 78-year-old man in SF Cow Hollow
• Astronomers Capture 1st Image Of Milky Way's Huge Black Hole
• Wellness Fair for rideshare, delivery app drivers and their families in Park Ridge
• Harry Caray to be honored Thursday with 24th Annual Toast
• January 6 committee subpoenas 5 GOP lawmakers, including McCarthy
• Two New England men plead guilty in nationwide phone scam
• Siemens exits Russia, saying "we condemn" attack on Ukraine
• Naomi Judd Died Of Self-Inflicted Firearm Wound, Ashley Judd Reveals
• Biden To Speak With Baby Formula Companies, Announce Steps To Address Shortage
• Three killed in wreck on PCH in Newport Beach
• Richard Wagner, longtime CBS News correspondent, dies at age 85
• Inside the "long days and long nights" of making an NFL schedule
• Man charged in shooting, killing of two men in Humboldt Park
• School bus, SUV collision injures several people in Lake Elsinore
• Mayor Wu announces $2 billion investment to improve Boston Public Schools
• Police Make Attempted Murder Arrest In Central Baltimore Shooting
• Portion Of Kelly Drive Closed Until Saturday Night For 2022 Jefferson Dad Vail Regatta
• Crews Respond To Building Fire In Camden
• Steelers great Jerome Bettis graduates from Notre Dame
• Adams pressures state lawmakers, courts to address NYC gun violence
• New York City to start screening students for dyslexia
• Coinbase reels as cryptocurrency prices slump
• 'Help where help is needed'; Bay Area firefighter returns from Ukraine
• Colorado State And Local Leaders Push Back On Report Finding Space Command Move To Huntsville 'Reasonable'
• Hot, dry, windy conditions forecast across Southern California this weekend
• Pedestrian Struck, Killed By SEPTA Train In Philadelphia's Tacony Section
• Arson Attack Leaves SW Miami-Dade Popeyes Burnt To A Crisp
• Raising Cane's Opens First Pennsylvania Store In University City
• Maryland Weather: Cloudy With A Chance For A Drizzle
• Voluntary Program Aiding Families Of Deceased Troopers Ends
• Man faces charges after attempting to lure 12-year-old girl near Peterson Park elementary school
• Neighbor Shaken After Deadly Double Shooting In Hollywood: 'I Saw The Body'
• Where's Marty? Getting Spooky With Bennett's Curse Before Friday The 13th
• Elderly Driver Accidently Drives Into Storefront Of Margate Business
• COVID In Minnesota: Over 2K Cases Reported, Along With 11 Deaths
• North Texas skirts record highs as storm chances loom Friday
• T extends Blue Line suspension into next week
• Meatpackers lobbied to stay open as COVID-19 spread, probe finds
• Dallas police need help finding missing 15-year-old, Gabrielle McDonald-Willis
• Report Criticizes Meat Industry, USDA Response To Pandemic
• Mayor Eric Adams signs Salary Disclosure Law
• Seahawks Coach Pete Carroll To Be Awarded Honorary Doctorate Degree From Alma Mater UOP
• Alabama shipwreck holds key to past for kin of enslaved Africans
• Danny Woodhead advances in U.S. Open qualifying tournament
• Byron Nelson's widow honors the past, celebrates present & future
• Increase In Air Traffic In Northwestern Part Of Denver Metro Area Concerns Some Residents
• Teen charged with one of string of carjackings targeting food delivery drivers in South Austin
• Last surviving Nuremberg prosecutor says Putin "certainly" a war criminal
• Philadelphia Weather: Mild, Cloudy Thursday In Store For Region Before Next Chance Of Rain Showers
• Jake Corman drops out of governor's race, endorses Barletta
• Woman sentenced to 30 years in prison for abortion in El Salvador
• State settles lawsuit for 2020 COVID outbreak at Holyoke Soldiers' Home
• ReBUILD Metro On A Mission To Tackle Baltimore's Vacant Housing Problem
• 3 Things To Watch In Game 6 Of Sixers-Heat Series
• Boy, 16, Charged In February Crash That Killed Flint Officer
• Matt Patricia may be calling Patriots' offensive plays this season
• Dallas police arrest 2 in connection with deadly concert shooting
• Fort Worth resident an 'Instant Millionaire' after buying winning Texas Lottery scratch ticket
• San Francisco school board makes Juneteenth a district holiday
• Metra passenger killed, 4 others hurt when train hits truck in Clarendon Hills
• Supermassive black hole at center of Milky Way revealed
• Eastman pushed for appointment of alternate electors, emails show
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Temperatures in the 90s
• BART, Caltrain to increase service for Bay to Breakers run Sunday
• Woodland Police: Car Chase Results In Multiple Arrests, Gun Discovery
• Van strikes, kills 8-year-old girl in Mesquite
• Worcester Police run to Washington, D.C. honors fallen officer
• German police thwart teen's "suspected Nazi terror attack"
• 23-Year-Old Man Receives Two Life Sentences After Admitting To Strangling Women
• Police: Suspect arrested for alleged rape in Bronx elevator
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Central Administration Building closed until Monday
• Mercedes Recalls 292K Vehicles To Fix Problem With Brakes
• Oakland County Prosecutor Karen McDonald Says She Won't Prosecute Abortions
• "It's pretty amazing": First image of black hole at center of the Milky Way
• Man Seriously Injured In Southern Baltimore Shooting, Police Say
• Denver Weather: Record Breaking Red Flag Warning For Fire Danger On Thursday
• Patriots trading Jarrett Stidham to Raiders
• Gil nets hat trick as Revolution rout FC Cincinnati In US Open Cup
• Education Expert: Colorado's Decision To Revoke Adams 14 District Accreditation A 'Precedent-Setting Moment'
• A special show is bringing high-performing Chicago artists to low-income areas
• 3 Bear Oats
• Governors urge DOJ to end protests outside justices' homes
• History is not on Celtics' side after blowing Game 5 to Bucks
• Celtics can only blame themselves for crushing Game 5 loss
• Duckling nest delays Maine restaurant's patio opening
• Picklesburgh returning to downtown this July
• Man Killed In Columbia Crash Involving Stolen Vehicle, Police Say
• Rapidly growing black hole may be a "missing link" to origins of universe
• Family says Texas man killed by police was shot in back of neck
• Massachusetts gas prices reach new high of $4.45 a gallon
• Marin health officials say BA.2 subvariant driving latest COVID-19 surge
• Santa Cruz Starbucks employees vote to unionize
• Orioles Routed 10-1 By Cardinals On Strong Mikolas Outing
• Philadelphia Police Identify Man Shot 7 Times, Killed In Brewerytown As 30-Year-Old Kyle Singleton
• Man Found Shot Dead Inside Car In Philadelphia's Crescentville Section Identified As Gregory Taylor
• Colorado's Legislature Passes Fentanyl Bill Before End Of Session
• Nathan Carman pleads not guilty in mother's death at sea
• Salvation Army, Sacramento County Partner To Bring 60 Beds To Emergency Shelter
• Jewish Community Relations Council Connecting Metro Detroit's Diverse Communities Together Through Programs
• Suspect named in slayings of newlyweds at Utah campsite
• Bicyclist Seriously Injured In Crash With Car In Northfield
• 1 Dead, Multiple Injuries After Power Lines Fall Over On Interstate In SW Minn.
• Part of Appalachian Trail in NH closed due to 48-acre brush fire
• Sullivan: Crosby to be evaluated in Pittsburgh, has 'upper-body injury'
• PTL Links: May 12, 2022
• Modesto Turns Down Rental Scooter Company Bird
• 16-Year-Old Girl Found Shot To Death In Car In Detroit Alley
• WATCH LIVE: Acting Secretary Of State Leigh M. Chapman To Discuss Upcoming Pennsylvania Primary Election
• 215K Hyundai Sonatas recalled; faulty hoses can leak fuel
• 10-Month-Old Baby Girl In Critical Condition After Being Attacked By Family Dog In Kensington
• SoCal Edison reports 'circuit activity' near Coastal Fire in Laguna Niguel
• Winning $3 Million Scratch-Off Ticket Sold At ACME In South Philadelphia
• Families beg for help to rescue Ukrainian troops holed-up in steel mill
• CHP: Sacramento Teen Crashes Car Into Mailboxes, Power Pole, More
• Massachusetts toll collections top $300M this fiscal year
• A's Pound Tigers 9-0
• Audio captures sounds of black hole 240 million light-years away
• American Airlines cleared in alleged flight attendant assault
• Sacramento City Officials Reviewing Plans For New Natomas Condominium Complex
• "Rust" producers claim safety meeting was held before fatal shooting
• Black man killed by Houston cop was shot in back of neck, family says
• Severe Weather Suspends Twins Game, With Astros Leading 5-1
• 15-year-old charged in shooting near Queens high school
• Doctor faces execution in Iran: "They want to sacrifice my husband"
• Armed robber takes cash, cell phones from Verizon store in Lakeview East
• Masks no longer required in Paterson schools
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 5/12 Thursday forecast
• Flames take series lead after beating Dallas Stars in Game 5
• Caught on video: Teens attacked by group of suspects in Queens
• Multiple arson suspects arrested in connection with weekend East Bay fires
• Pittsburgh Weather: Warm and dry conditions continue on Thursday
• DCF Releases Hundreds of Pages of Documents About Prior Investigations Into A Mom Accused of Killing Two Of Her Children
• Surprise passenger in SUV aided by Polish Connecticut state trooper
• Police: Man violently robbed at Times Square subway station
• Miami Proud: Miami Northwestern High Senior Stephanie Seraphin, Nominated For Silver Knight Award, Is A Published Poet
• Baby formula shortage and what parents need to know
• N. Korea fires more suspected ballistic missiles as U.S. seeks sanctions
• Man Ambushed, Killed While Pumping Gas In One Of Several Recent Broad Daylight Shootings In Philadelphia
• Oregon woman shoots her two young kids and herself to death, police say
• Tips to help avoid and deal with parental burnout
• USPS offering $25,000 reward after armed robbery in Hinsdale
• Man Shot By Philadelphia Police After Attacking 2 Officers With Screwdriver At 39th District Headquarters: Police
• Caribbean leader heard saying "not my first rodeo" in U.S. drug sting
• Delaware Officials Call For Federal Investigation Into Controversial Traffic Stop Involving Delaware State University Lacrosse Team In Georgia
• Philadelphia Police Officer Accused Of Shoplifting From 7-Eleven
• Speed Violations Down 91% On Roosevelt Boulevard Since Cameras Got Installed, PPA Says
• Nepali Sherpa breaks her own record for most Everest summits by a woman
• Salem's Market hoping for loan approval from Urban Redevelopment Authority
• Coroner called to scene of crash in Fayette Co.
• Pickup truck crashes into Long Island teen's bedroom
• Biden marks "tragic milestone" of 1 million American lives lost to COVID-19
• Maryland Weather: Spotty Drizzle Possible Thursday
• Twilight Wish hosts senior fashion show at Pittsburgh retirement community
• Israel says "not certain" who killed Palestinian-American journalist
• American Heritage Museum offers interactive history of war
• Westmoreland County Sheriff says he sent deputies to Trump rally despite being told not to
• Investigation underway after house fire in Homestead
• Wildfire near Laguna Beach destroys 20 homes, forces 900 residents to evacuate
• Assemblyman Kiley Joins Roseville Restaurant Owner Matthew Oliver Who's Facing Pandemic Protocol Penalty
• Minnesota House Passes Bill Allowing Breweries To Sell 6-Packs To Go And 'Frees The Growler'
• St. Paul Mansion Once Owned By Hamm's Family Is On Market For $1.85M
• Pa. Rep. Pam Snyder introduces bill to exempt people 70+ from jury duty
• Chytil scores in 3rd, Rangers beat Penguins in Game 5
• Soto, Cruz pound Mets' Megill early, Nationals win
• Mayor, police commissioner fed up with New York City gun violence
• American Foundation for Suicide Prevention holds gala

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• CA Coastal Commission unanimously votes to reject controversial Huntington Beach desalination plant
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