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• Dodgers top Bumgarner, D-Backs, 5-4
• San Francisco community leaders denounce White nationalist violence
• Bay Area health official urges mask-wearing as COVID cases climb
• Additional evacuations lifted as firefighters report 90% containment of Coastal Fire
• Community members hold inter-faith vigil for victims of Laguna Woods church shooting
• Cost of apartment rentals across the Southland spiking
• Gas Prices To Keep Climbing This Summer: 'Taking It On The Chin'
• 'I Feel Taken Advantage Of': Call Kurtis Investigates Insurance Rates Pricing People Out Of The Foothills 
• Casili hits 2 homers, Yaz adds go-ahead HR, Giants beat Rockies
• WATCH: Suspect Recorded Running From Hit-And-Run Crash Scene In Sacramento
• Sanchez, Lewis lead Twins past A's
• 'Have A Plan To Get Out': New Survey Shows Several Greater Sacramento-Area Cities Have High Fire Risk
• Jessica Watkins, Colorado Astronaut, Talks To Boulder Students About New Honor
• LAPD officers detain possible stolen vehicle suspect in Hollywood after ramming into police cruiser
• Sanchez, Lewis Lead Twins Past Athletics 3-1
• Casili Hits 2 HRs, Yaz Adds Go-Ahead HR, Giants Beat Rox 7-6
• Mayoral candidates attend forum focused on LA's Latino community
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Rain chances return the next few days
• Robert powers White Sox past Royals in 10 after Cueto's gem
• KN95 masks that failed federal testing for health care workers were given to CPS schools in Omicron surge
• Baby formula shortage still leaves families desperate, especially those restricted by federal WIC program rules
• Woman found shot and killed, man found dead in suspected murder-suicide at Warwick Allerton Hotel
• Chicago Police officer hit by car while chasing suspect in West Englewood
• Push for parents, community to step up after large group of teens, deadly chaos downtown
• DPS Employees, Parents Protest Low Wages Amid Higher Cost Of Living
• Syndergaard allows six first inning runs as Rangers top Halos, 7-4
• ACLU, aldermen have doubts about Mayor Lightfoot's curfew and Millennium Park restrictions
• Volunteers help ease nationwide baby formula shortage
• Kathy Barnette's campaign believes photos of her on Jan. 6 are genuine
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Signs Bill That Bans 'Picketing And Protesting' Outside A Person's Home
• Former Substitute Teacher Enreeka Nalasco Accused Of Giving Drugs To Teen Girls For Sexual Favors
• U.S. Air Force conducts successful hypersonic weapon test
• Help 'Stop The Bleed' This Month
• Jewish Community Center Reacts To Bomb Threat, Anti-Semitic Email
• Good Question: How Do Trees Know When To Bloom?
• Likely tornado spotted in Charlestown, New Hampshire
• Lightfoot moving back weekend curfew for minors to 10 p.m., after teen slain at Millennium Park
• Minnesota Companies Mining Gold From Nostalgia For Decades Gone By
• Combating Hate And Domestic Terrorism In Maryland In Wake Of Buffalo Massacre
• Repo man shot, seriously injured while repossessing car
• City Council Adopts Resolution Calling For Public Fund Supporting Local Reproductive Health Organizations
• Renewed Call For More Safety Measures After Deadly Rickenbacker Causeway Crash
• After Her Kids Were Hacked, Cybersecurity Engineer Writes Children's Book
• East McKeesport police locate missing 13-year-old Taylor Brown
• Big cross-border tunnel is found linking Tijuana, San Diego
• West St. Paul Lake Closed To Public After 70,000-Gallon Sewage Leak
• Contreras hits 1st-inning slam, Cubs shut out Pirates
• Draft of new congressional districts in New York state released
• Delaware Gov. John Carney Isolating After Positive COVID-19 Test
• Epicenter Opens As 6-5 Favorite In Preakness Stakes, Draws Post 8
• Biden administration to expand flights and consular services in Cuba, official says
• New website shows homeowners their fire danger risk
• Police: 4 Men Overdose At Chico Park, 2 Die
• Severino strong, Yankees cub 3 homers in win over Orioles
• Local businesses pocketing profits amid Mavs frenzy
• Person on track temporarily closes Lake Merritt BART station
• Alcantara Retires Last 20 Batters, Marlins Beat Nats 8-2
• Arapahoe County Social Worker Charged With Making False Allegation Against Councilmember
• 3-year-old hit, killed by school bus in Cary
• Woman files for protective order against former-Laker Rajon Rondo
• Ferndale Schools District Reinstating Face Masks Starting This Week
• Ford, GM, Stellantis Reinstate Masks At Facilities In Areas With 'High' COVID Risk
• Philadelphia's Gun Violence Epidemic Continues To Have Devastating Impact On City's Youth
• Vince Williams joins Pine-Richland coaching staff
• Bail hearing postponed for Nathan Carman, charged in mom's death at sea
• Maryland Weather: Severe Storms Yielded Hail But Sunny Days Are Ahead
• Bay Area mother / daughter help lead music resurgence in Cambodia
• VIDEO: Suspects Wanted In Double Shooting At Denver Hotel
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• Dallas abuzz with Mavs fever after big win
• Suisun City Boy, 15, Identified As Person Killed In Highway 12 Hit-And-Run
• Maryland Weather: Severe Thunderstorm Yielded Hail In Part Of The State
• Miami PD Needs Help Locating 68-Year-Old Gwendolyn Spencer
• Private Hillbrook School in Los Gatos expanding to historic San Jose buildings
• Boosted Californians Getting COVID At Twice The Rate Of Those Vaccinated But Not Boosted
• Getting Answers: What Should Parents Do If They Can't Find Their Baby's Formula?
• 'Shame On Us If We Ignore It For Another Year': Cal Fire Faces Staffing Shortage Ahead Of Fire Season
• Pickup truck driver injured after slamming into Kemp ISD school bus
• Yankees Beat Orioles 6-2 To Extend AL East Lead To 5 1/2
• Family calls for driver to surrender after hit-and-run left Marine Corps veteran in ICU
• Witness details moments inside Geneva Presbyterian Church during Sunday's fatal shooting
• 2 dead after sedan collides with big rig on 210 Freeway in Tujunga
• 'It's Sad': Community Speaks To Step-Mother Changing Plea in Roman Lopez Case
• New details emerge about suspect in Buffalo supermarket shooting
• Metrolink celebrates Bike To Work Week by offering free rides to bicyclists
• Penguins at crossroads after playoff exit to Rangers
• LAPD officers arrest grand theft auto suspect in Eagle Rock
• A look at the GOP primary runoff for Texas Attorney General as early voting begins
• Rowboat Rescue: Baltimore's Firefighters Saved Three People From The Water Monday
• Erin Maye Quade Announces Primary Run After Being Forced To Withdraw While Going Into Labor At Convention
• Crash ejects driver, passengers from vehicle in San Martin; 1 dead
• 4 men overdose at park in Chico, 2 dead
• Buffalo supermarket survivor recalls escaping from shooting
• I-Team: Texas father and son accountants convicted in $6M Ponzi scheme
• Major parties look to pick 'winning' candidates while worried about voter turnout
• Denver Weather: Wet Weather And Cooler Temperatures Coming
• Commissioners Approve $2 Million Insurance Settlement In Surfside Condo Collapse
• Hofstra engineering student's failed arch stands as symbol of "resilience"
• Rogers Park residents upset after 3 women died of the sweltering heat inside their apartment
• West Virginia Turnpike upgrade getting finishing touches
• Kendrick Lamar's latest music video features iconic North Texas locations
• Construction Begins On I-80 Express Lanes Between Fairfield And Vacaville
• Man pleads guilty to crime spree that paralyzed woman
• Baby formula executive says Ukraine war partly to blame for shortages
• Potential Summer Surge Has Health Experts Urging Vulnerable People To Get 2nd COVID Booster
• Judge to take another look at innocence claims for James Bannister in murder he says he didn't commit
• Phillies Superstar Bryce Harper Named National League Player Of The Week After Scorching West Coast Pitching
• Mill Valley teen plays drums with Pearl Jam at Oakland Arena
• Neighbors Along RTD W Line Worry About Drugs & Crime: 'There's Open Drug Dealing'
• One Juvenile Stabbed And Another Arrested After Stabbing Inside Havre De Grace Restaurant
• Fellow members of CHAMPS mentoring program mourn loss of Seandell Holiday, 16
• Victim In Saturday's Double Homicide Was Brother Of 11-Year-Old Killed In 2000
• Community reeling after boy accidentally shoots himself in the head
• Ryder Trauma Center's Medical Director Visits Ukraine To Train Physicians Dealing With Collateral Damage Of Russian Invasion
• Children's greenhouse under construction at site of Wildcliff mansion arson
• Man Critically Injured In Minneapolis Shooting
• Elon Musk hints at paying less for Twitter than $44B offer
• New Sculpture Coming To Minneapolis's Lake Of The Isles: A Giant No. 2 Pencil
• Florida governor signs bill banning protesting outside of homes
• Landing gear of plane fails at Oxnard Airport with 2 on board
• Biden Administration To Ease Trump-Era Restrictions On Cuba
• Local group matching military veterans with service dogs
• Children's Hospital Colorado Continues Push To Invest In Mental Health As Younger Generation Struggles
• Former US attorney calls mass shootings 'organized domestic terrorism'
• One wounded in shooting at Ontario liquor store; Suspect detained
• April Cold, May Storms Set Farmers In Western Minnesota Back Weeks
• New Jersey schools reinstate mask mandates
• Chicago's mayor, city leaders push to protect tourist attraction 'jewel' after fatal shooting at Millennium Park
• Hogan, Ferguson And Jones Sign Transportation, Insulin Bills Into Law
• Danville mayor condemns racist masked protest in Blackhawk
• Tarrant Appraisal District office sees last minute rush
• New York red flag law under fire following Buffalo mass shooting
• 'Getting Very Desperate': Parents Who Rely On Food Banks Struggle To Find Baby Formula
• Recent Coastal Storm Uncovers Historic 'Ghost Tracks' On Higbee Beach In Cape May, And It's Not 1st Time
• As Investigation Into Haulover Plane Crash Continues, News Details Emerging About Good Samaritans Who Rushed To Help
• Johnny Depp's attorney presses Amber Heard on photos, donation
• Snap CEO Evan Spiegel, supermodel Miranda Kerr pay student loans for Otis College's graduating class
• Grass fire in San Rafael blocks traffic along Highway 101
• Biden to return U.S. troops to Somalia
• Lindsay Piper, Stepmom Charged In Killing Of 11-Year-Old Roman Lopez, Changes Plea To No Contest
• Fern Hollow Bridge Collapse: 3 lawyers file lawsuit against city
• 11-year-old girl killed by stray bullet on Bronx sidewalk
• Boulder City Council Considers Reinstating Ban On Assault-Style Weapons
• Malden students walk out of high school to protest staff cuts
• Authorities: Laguna Woods church shooter also had explosives, chained and glued doors to keep people inside
• Robots help distribution center workers become more productive, less fatigued
• Fight Turns Deadly In Roseville; Suspect Arrested
• Rebuffed By Spirit, JetBlue Goes Hostile In Takeover Bid
• Despite surplus, California budget analyst warns of 'fiscal cliff' in 2023
• Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy Addresses CU Boulder Students
• Police Searching For Dirt Bike Rider Wanted In Hit-And-Run Crash In North Philadelphia
• Moped driver injured after crash involving school bus in Lowell
• Biden signs law banning baby products blamed for 200 deaths
• Police: 16-Year-Old Boy Critically Wounded After Being Shot 7 Times in West Philadelphia
• Police: Man shot his wife in U-Haul facility and took her purse and cell phone
• Another round of free COVID-19 antigen tests available for residents
• White Sox pitcher Dylan Cease talks strike outs and close shaves
• Pediatrician Offers Last-Resort Options For Those Searching For Baby Formula
• Massachusetts reports 10,789 new COVID cases, positivity rate at 8.48%
• How A Maryland Woman's Love Of Legos Extended Her Relationship With Her Mother
• Crime Again On Top Of Philadelphia Voters' Minds After 2 Pregnant Women Shot Within Days Of Each Other
• Arby's manager charged with assault after police say he peed in milkshake mix
• Experts say it's time to stop growing threat of white supremacists
• Researchers identify enzyme that could be connected to SIDS
• John Fetterman, Democratic Pennsylvania Senate Candidate, Remains In Hospital After Suffering Stroke
• Lt. Richard Collins III Honored After He Was Murdered On Maryland College Campus
• Suspect Arrested In Manteca Wells Fargo Bank Robbery
• Catherine Pugh Filling-In As Host Of Baltimore Radio Show
• Can Booster Shots Affect Mammograms? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Questions
• Staff shortage at Greater Boston Food Bank impacting other food banks
• Debris Floating Down Poudre River Closes Part Of Poudre River Whitewater Park
• Pittsburgh and Allegheny County form task force to address domestic violence
• Marion Richardson held on $250,000 bond in shooting death of Seandell Holliday
• Man accused of killing teen at Stockton school may receive death sentence
• Grand Prairie police arrest 2 men in connection to Sunday slaying
• Denver Weather: After Weeks Of Waiting, A 'Normal' Spring Weather Pattern Finally Develops
• Rents are soaring across the U.S. — but not in these cities
• Legislative Leaders, Gov. Walz Announce Broad Deal On New Spending, Tax Cuts
• Shockwaves of Buffalo mass shooting resonate across communities of color
• Woman dies in South SJ stabbing; 1 dead, 1 wounded in separate shooting near SJSU
• Lee Daniels horror film set in Pittsburgh looking for paid extras
• Baltimore Woman Says Teenage Son Was Killed On Junior Prom Night
• Bank Of America Report Shows A Competitive Homebuying Season
• DPW Says Temporary Reduction Of Recycling Collection Has Improved Efficiency
• Pennsylvania Primary: What Philadelphia Voters Need To Know Ahead Of Tuesday's Election
• Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh dog food distribution helps pet owners in need
• Civic Center EATS Is Back With A New Inclusive Initiative
• Rocklin Resident Says She Mistook Fox Kit For Kitten
• As COVID Cases Rise In SE Michigan, City Of Detroit Now Offers Test To Treat Program
• San Francisco Police ask for public's help with Mission District homicide
• Abbott says agreement reached to reopen baby formula plant
• Baltimore Ravens Sign LB Vince Biegel To 1-Year Deal
• Six newborn puppies abandoned in Holliston
• Baby formula maker Abbott reaches deal, will restart production
• Abbott Says Agreement Reached To Reopen Baby Formula Plant
• Hanging Lake Trail Getting Closer To Reopening After Mudslides & Fire Damage
• Abbott baby formula plant could reopen in two weeks
• Retired CBS 2 anchor, political reporter Derrick Blakley honored with Silver Circle Award
• Nearly 40,000 Early Votes Already Cast In Bucks County, But Election Officials Still Warn Results May Be Delayed
• Round 2 Preview: CBS4's Steve Goldstein Explains What Panthers Need To Do To Beat Lightning This Time
• Sacramento Zoo Welcomes Mae-Lynne, A Linne's Two-Toed Sloth
• Pedestrian dies of injuries after being hit by vehicle in East San Jose
• Worcester triple-decker fire death toll grows to 4 after additional victims discovered
• Maryland Department Health Issues Guidance In Light Of Baby Formula Shortage
• FDA to speed up review of baby formula imports
• Oakland woman among 3 killed in multi-vehicle crash near Stockton
• Team Cow Declares Victory In Vote To Change UC Davis Mascot
• Colorado Weather: Late May Snow And Freeze Possible This Friday, Even In Denver
• Baltimore Police Seek Information On Missing 14-Year-Old Girl
• Public Works Crews Across Delaware Valley Prepare For Arrival Of Anticipated Severe Weather
• Third Round Of Free COVID Test Kits Available For Order
• Gorillaz Coming To Merriweather Post Pavilion In October
• A congresswoman thought she was filming an ad. She was getting engaged
• Arlington amends tattoo policy to recruit, retain officers
• Missing teen Brittanee Drexel found dead after 13 years; man charged
• Patrice Bergeron unsure of future, but will only play for Boston Bruins
• Man sentenced to over 17 years in Mac Miller's overdose death
• Michigan Gas Prices Hit New Record High Of $4.38
• Dr. John Cheng hailed as hero for charging gunman at Laguna Woods church shooting
• Regents Pick UCLA Law School Dean To Lead UW-Madison
• Jewish Community Center Of Greater Baltimore Targeted By Weekend Bomb Threat
• Coloradan In Space: Jessica Watkins Talks To Fairview High Students From International Space Station
• One-night count reveals dip in San Francisco's homeless population
• House primaries to watch Tuesday: Madison Cawthorn faces several challengers and more
• Boy beats on Texas family's door with whip; father arrested for firing gun
• Vikings Add Analytics Expert Demitrius Washington In VP Role
• Construction begins for toll I-80 Express Lanes between Fairfield, Vacaville
• Philadelphia Weather: Severe Storms Expected To Bring Damaging Winds, Flooding And Isolated Tornadoes
• Drug traffickers groom kids as young as 10 at "school of assassins"
• Man Wanted In Connection To Fatal Shooting Near Widener University Arrested in Delaware, US Marshals Say
• Aldermen approve new Chicago ward map, avoid ballot referendum on new boundaries
• Stephen Walter sentenced to over 17 years for supplying drugs to rapper Mac Miller
• Family speaks out after Israeli police beat mourners at journalist's funeral
• Human remains found along rail tracks on southside of San Francisco
• Former VP Mike Pence To Visit Michigan On Tuesday
• Police: Man threatened to kill girlfriend if she didn't confess to a crime he committed
• Baltimore Farmers' Market Unveils Special 'B-Side' Event Schedule
• Northeastern Minnesota Braces For Record Flooding
• 3 Injured In Overnight Crash On 6th Avenue Near Wadsworth
• 2 racehorses die in 2 days at Santa Anita Park in Arcadia
• 1 Hurt, Several Vehicles Struck In Severn Shooting, Police Say
• Former MMA champ Cain Velasquez denied bail a second time
• Illegal Campfire Spreads In Pike National Forest
• IN PHOTOS: May 2022 'Blood Moon' Dazzles Skywatchers Across The World
• Housing Affordability In Twin Cities Hits Lowest Level In 18 Years, Realtors Report
• Zaza Pachulia: 'Game 6 Klay' returns to Golden State Warriors playoff arsenal
• Cheney and Kinzinger criticize Republicans in wake of shooting
• Aurora Launches Grant Program To Help Small Businesses, Nonprofits Improve Safety, Security
• Shared e-scooters coming to Santa Rosa in 1-year pilot program
• UPDATE: 2 Indiana Brothers Drown Off Lake Michigan Beach, Police Say
• LA judge rules Calif. law requiring women on boards is unconstitutional
• Some Skittles, Starburst and Life Savers gummies recalled
• Evanston Township High School requiring masks starting Monday
• Neighborhood dispute in Ohio ends with police shooting, killing woman
• Judge: California law requiring women on corporate boards unconstitutional
• Texas Senator John Cornyn travels to Ukraine, meets with Zelenskyy
• Divers Mark 20th Anniversary Of Sinking Spiegel Grove Off Key Largo
• Lynx Activate Kayla McBride
• Homeless man stabbed, wounded in unprovoked Garden Grove attack
• 'This will not be tolerated'; Antioch mayor fed up with weekend sideshows
• Fentanyl Summit Takes On Rising Overdose Death Rates, Prosecution Challenges
• Miami Man Is Florida's Newest Millionaire After Playing Lottery's 'Jackpot Triple Play'
• Boeing agrees to new framework to clean up Santa Susana Field Laboratory contamination
• Cancellations & Delays: Maryland Schools, Businesses & Government Offices
• Judge: California's Law Requiring Women On Corporate Boards Is Unconstitutional
• Cal Fire: Illegal firework spared weekend grass fire on Hwy. 92 on Peninsula
• California law requiring women on corporate boards ruled unconstitutional
• Wildfire In Teller County Grows To Over 1,500 Acres
• Applications Now Open For $10K Grants For Sacramento Artists
• Victims' families, survivors in disbelief after Buffalo mass shooting
• Old Town residents meet with CPD to discuss safety after crowds took over North Avenue Beach
• Buffalo Police: Suspect had plans to continue rampage
• Old Bay And Campbell's Collaborate On Seasoned Clam Chowder
• Manufacturer Greenland Technologies Selects Baltimore County For New Plant
• Devon Toews: Avalanche Defenseman's Whirlwind Journey To Colorado And Becoming A Superstar
• DA Larry Krasner Announces Activation Of Philadelphia's Election Task Force
• 1 Shot At Hopkins Apartment Building, Suspect In Custody
• Michigan Officials Coordinate Statewide Response To Baby Formula Shortage
• Rollover Crash On I-70 Over Kipling Causes Traffic Delays
• School Bus Companies Install Cameras To Catch Drivers Ignoring Stop Arms
• Penguins' Brian Boyle has successful knee surgery
• "Smart" pacifier could improve care of NICU babies
• Man Falls 15 Feet From Crumbling Detroit Pedestrian Bridge
• Safety Training Institute Behind Sounds Of Bullets & Bombs Coming From Doral Field
• NYPD: Shalom Guifarro, 9, found dead with bite marks in Brooklyn
• Marion Richardson, suspect in Millennium Park shooting death of Seandell Holliday in court
• Total Lunar Eclipse: Minnesotans Share Images Of Sunday Night's 'Blood' Moon
• Swelling Around Colorado Avalanche Goalie Darcy Kuemper's Eye Subsides
• Antonio Brown's latest tweet has Steelers fans talking
• BLM Says Equine Flu Outbreak Starting To Wind Down In Southern Colorado
• Miami Weather: Showers & Storms In The Afternoon, Heavy Downpours Possible
• CBS 2 celebrates National Nurses Week
• Brookline school teachers go on strike, no classes Monday
• Jury Selection Process Resumes In Parkland Shooter Nikolas Cruz Penalty Trial
• Luxe + Willow heated blankets recalled nationwide due to burn risk
• 1 Grazed In Possible Shooting On Intercounty Connector In Montgomery County
• COVID In MN: Health Officials Report 2,500+ New Cases, 4 Deaths
• Man & Woman Hospitalized In East Baltimore Shooting, Police Say
• Wildlife Learning Center in Sylmar celebrates its first-ever birth of two-toed sloth baby
• Carrie Underwood's 'The Denim & Rhinestones Tour' To Make Stop In Sacramento
• Elon Musk angling for cut-rate deal on Twitter, analysts say
• Lauderhill Man Shot, Killed Intruder Who Climbed Through Window Of Home
• Groundbreaking Monday at new $19.5 M wellness center in South Austin
• One-Eyed Un Ojo Out For Preakness, Maryland Jockey Club Says
• Guard, 3 teen Louisiana escapees arrested in Texas
• Bobcat breaks into Vermont home, attacks elderly man inside
• Visit Broomstones curling club in Wayland
• USPS hosting job fairs in Englewood and Grand Crossing this week
• Wisconsin Republicans Look To Unite Amid Internal Feuds
• Not again: Gas prices at Beverly Grove station well over $7
• Islanders promote Associate Coach Lane Lambert to head coach
• Federal Ruling Eyed In Florida 'Big Tech' Fight
• 'In A Daze': Royal Oak Woman Wins $500K Powerball Prize Over Mother's Day Weekend
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• Coloradans Celebrate Super Flower Blood Moon Eclipse
• Where's Marty? Dropping By Baltimore In A Box In Hampden
• Human remains found in submerged car of mayor missing 1 year
• N. Korea's Kim blames "irresponsible" workers for apparent COVID crisis
• Lady Gaga's 'Chromatica Ball' Tour Coming To Hard Rock Stadium In Miami Gardens
• Driver hospitalized after tractor trailer tips over on ramp in Weston
• Woman attacked, robbed on CTA train in The Loop
• Jason Momoa issues apology for taking photos in Sistine Chapel
• City Of Saginaw To Resume Water Shutoffs, Collection Efforts In July
• Court rules for Texas Sen. Ted Cruz in campaign finance case
• JetBlue makes hostile bid for Spirit Airlines
• Climate Change Could Lead To Increased Wildfire Threat To Florida Properties
• Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker get married
• Supreme Court sides with Ted Cruz in campaign finance dispute
• These Are The Places With The Highest Wildfire Risk In The US
• Carrie Underwood announces 43-city tour that will roll through Pittsburgh
• Suspect Wounded By Police During Shootout In Detroit
• Deadly clashes as Afghanistan's Taliban rulers face an armed resistance
• Buffalo shooting victims include "hero" guard, deacon, grandmother
• Video: What Dr. Scott Jensen's GOP Endorsement Means For Campaign Ahead
• Celtics-Heat Eastern Conference Finals Schedule
• Grant Williams channeled his inner Steph Curry to lead Celtics to Game 7 win over Bucks
• Danuel Smith Arrested On Manslaughter Charge After Commerce City Shooting Death
• Jayson Tatum painted his masterpiece in Celtics' Game 6 win over Bucks
• Take Part In 'Shark Tank'-Like Competition Amid 3M Open
• Club Pilates
• Space Force Station police shooting in New Hampshire leaves man dead
• Ben Crump on mass shooting: Hold accountable those who "curate hate"
• 5 dead, 29 wounded in weekend shootings across Chicago
• Average Burger Enthusiast Eats About 5 Per Month
• Little free art galleries popping up on East Bay streets
• Boston area glimpses "super flower blood moon" lunar eclipse
• Bezos bashes Biden over inflation, blaming stimulus spending
• Colorado Lawmakers Crack Down On Employers Who Steal Workers' Wages
• Buffalo Clinic Shooting: Gregory Ulrich's Trial Starts Monday
• LA County COVID hospitalizations hold steady despite rise in cases
• Russia's threats aren't scaring Finland away from its NATO bid
• 'Eggtremely' sticky road after 30K pound egg spill in Dallas
• Skubal Strikes Out 11 As Tigers Top Orioles
• PTL Links: May 16, 2022
• 3 Women Who Reported Sexual Assaults By Colorado Massage Therapist Say They Were Shocked
• Eric Clapton to perform in Pittsburgh in September
• Orioles & Diamondbacks Picking Themselves Up After 2021 Failures
• Heroic parishioners subdue gunman in fatal Southern California church shooting
• 'Community Murals Sacramento' Program Brings Art And Culture To The City
• Kurt Busch To Victory Lane At Kansas
• Broncos Rookie Montrell Washington Is One To Watch This Offseason
• Valleyfair Opens For The Season On Friday
• Redwood Street bridge in Vallejo to close for five months
• 10 killed, 3 injured in Buffalo supermarket mass shooting
• Prison Book Program gives inmates opportunities to learn
• 6 months in, Biden's infrastructure plan has 4,300 projects
• Police dog featured in Netflix's "Rescued by Ruby" euthanized
• After handling Game 7, Mavericks breathe, prepare for Warriors
• First Alert Weather: Red Alert for thunderstorms, potential tornadoes
• Best Apple iPhone accessories
• N.J. bill would fine companies for small shipments in big boxes
• See the photos of the "super flower blood moon"
• Karine Jean-Pierre makes history as White House press secretary
• Schedule Set For Colorado Avalanche-St. Louis Blues In Second Round Playoff Series
• Partial Home Collapse Jolts Neighbors Awake In Brewerytown
• Massachusetts gas prices now at record high $4.60 a gallon
• Suffolk County launches baby formula drive amid shortage
• Forensic report concludes law student was raped and murdered
• VIDEO: Firefighters Find Several Semi-Trucks On Fire In South Sacramento
• Dallas Stars out of playoffs after Game 7 OT loss to Flames
• Schaumburg virtual career fair kicks off Monday
• Sylvia Fowles Mural Unveiled Near Target Center
• Pittsburgh Weather: Mixed bag of weather on tap next few days
• CDC: Westchester County seeing high COVID transmission rates
• Residents in Clarendon Hills protest against Dunkin Drive thru; concerns of noise and road safety
• Buffalo shooting suspect pleads not guilty; Officials condemn "absolute racist hate crime"
• Bear attacks woman heading to check her mail in New Jersey
• Next Weather: Warm And Windy Monday, With Increased Fire Danger
• 1 person injured, dog rescued after apartment building fire in Irving Park
• Recognizing and avoiding scammers who target you through your cell phone
• Chicago Weather: Sunny day ahead
• Buffalo shooting suspect's prior threat sent him to mental hospital
• Mars Wrigley recalls a number of Skittles, Starburst, and Life Savers gummy candy products
• Skittles, Starburst, other gummies recalled over possible metal strips
• Man Seriously Injured In North Philadelphia Shooting
• Woman Struck By Vehicle While Crossing Street In Mayfair
• Man, 20, shot to death in New Castle; person in custody
• Gunfire in multiple locations wounds 7 in Winston-Salem, N.C.
• Shooting at bustling Houston flea market leaves 2 dead, 3 hurt
• 14-year-old killed in shootout at North Chicago gas station
• Former State Senator and Pittsburgh City Council President Jim Ferlo dies
• Rising River Levels Forcing Road, Trail Closures In Twin Cities 
• Memorial softball tournament held for Jefferson Hills police officer killed in DUI crash
• EXPLAINER: What do we know about John Fetterman's diagnosis?
• Loop rally protests murder of Palestinian-America journalist
• Most Holy Redeemer celebrates Father Al's 100th birthday
• Who's Eligible For $750 In Frontline Worker 'Hero Pay'?
• Trump-era's Durham faces trial of lawyer with ties to Clinton campaign
• Sen. Chris Van Hollen hospitalized after suffering "minor stroke" during speech
• Murder Was the Case - All American
• Confessions - All American: Homecoming
• Into Oblivion - Superman & Lois
• 30 Days and 30 Nights - Superman & Lois
• Into the Still Force - The Flash
• Destruction - Kung Fu
• One Good Thing - Walker
• This Can Only End in Blood - Legacies
• Hashing it Out - Charmed
• There's No Need to Panic - Dynasty
• Jonathan Mangum 11 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Bunny Nanny - Would I Lie To You?
• Of Mind and Body - Masters Of Illusion
• The Classics Remixed - Masters of Illusion

Videos from May 16, 2022

• Bay Area health official urges mask-wearing as COVID cases climb
• New count of unhoused on Bay Area streets shows some surprises
• Look At This: Arcadia
• Pursuit comes to end after suspect rams police cruiser in reverse
• Bay Area community leaders denounce White nationalist violence
• Coastal Fire now 90% contained, evacuations lifted for all but 30 homes
• Local politician calls for Whiteman Airport moratorium
• Pursuit suspect on NB 101 Freeway in custody
• End of stolen vehicle pursuit backs up traffic on NB 101 Freeway
• Pursuit suspect seen ramming police cruiser with backend of vehicle
• End of stolen vehicle pursuit
• End of pursuit collision
• Renters in SoCal seeing cost of apartments increase
• Prayer vigil held for victims of Laguna Woods church shooting
• Some mayoral candidates attend forum focused on issues important to LA's Latino community
• Investigation into deadly church shooting in Laguna Woods
• Chicago Weather: A week of fluctuating highs
• KN95 masks that failed federal testing for health care workers given to CPS schools amid Omicron surge
• Baby formula shortage hits those in federal WIC program especially hard
• Person of interest in police custody in violent robbery in Lincoln Park
• Man, woman dead in murder-suicide at Warwick Allerton Hotel
• Push for parents, community to step up after deadly chaos downtown
• First Alert weather: CBS2 11 p.m. forecast
• Investigators: Suspected Buffalo shooter plotted attack for 2 months
• Interfaith vigil held in Harlem for victims of Buffalo mass shooting
• Boys & Girls Club fundraiser recognizes amazing women
• ACLU, aldermen have doubts about Mayor Lightfoot's curfew and Millennium Park restrictions
• 3-year-old struck, killed by school bus in Cary
• The heat sticks around this week
• Next Weather: WBZ Forecast
• KDKA-TV Nightly Forecast (5/16)
• Local businesses pocketing profits amid Mavs frenzy
• Six newborn puppies abandoned in Holliston; Police seek public's help
• Korean community calls for action in Dallas after shooting
• Volunteers organize to help ease nationwide baby formula shortage
• I-Team: Texas father and son accountants convicted in $6M Ponzi scheme
• PPS learning remotely on Tuesday
• Negotiations continue as Brookline teachers strike over stalled contract
• Fern Hollow Bridge Collapse: Lawyers file lawsuits against city
• 11-year-old girl killed by stray bullet in Bronx
• Video: Likely tornado spotted in Charlestown, New Hampshire
• "Voice in the rubble" victim of Surfside condo collapse identified as Theresa Velasquez
• 5/16: Red and Blue
• Authorities discover drug tunnel running from Tijuana to San Diego
• Warriors: Head coach Steve Kerr on his return and showdown with Mavericks
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• Galaxy's Chicharito hosts Mental Health Awareness panel
• Warriors: Andrew Wiggins on the NBA Western Conference Finals
• Thousands of USC students walk at first in-person graduation ceremony in 2 years
• KN95 mask testing
• City of Chicago mask distribution
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• Snap CEO Evan Spiegel, supermodel Miranda Kerr pay student loans for Otis College's graduating class
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• Music Professor At Duquesne Set To Travel To Ukraine
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• Tuesday's primary more important than ever as major parties look to pick 'winning' candidates
• Kendrick Lamar's latest music video features iconic North Texas locations
• Dr. John Cheng, who charged Laguna Woods church shooter, hailed as hero
• Stephen Walter sentenced to over 17 years for supplying drugs to rapper Mac Miller
• Arlington amends tattoo policy to recruit, retain officers
• Judge to take another look at innocence claims for James Bannister
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• Man pleads guilty to crime spree that paralyzed woman
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• Finland seeks NATO membership as Russia wages war in Ukraine
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• 10 killed in attack at Buffalo supermarket
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• Details continue to come to light in Laguna Woods church shooting
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• Former US attorney calls mass shootings 'organized domestic terrorism'
• WBZ Evening News Update For May 16, 2022
• Dallas abuzz with Mavs fever after big win
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• 1 killed, 4 wounded in California church shooting
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• Hofstra celebrates engineering student's "resilience" after model structure failed
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• Next Weather: WBZ Evening Update For May 16
• Chicago leaders push to protect Millennium Park and its 'jewel' after fatal weekend shooting
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• OC District Attorney Todd Spitzer describes chilling scene at Laguna Woods church
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• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 5/16 Monday evening update at 5:45 p.m.
• Ed Davis on Buffalo shooting, extremist behavior online
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• Congratulations to Derrick Blakley, 2022 Silver Circle honoree
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• Arlington police say repo man shot while working
• Experts say it's time to stop growing threat of white supremacists
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• Teen faces judge following deadly shooting in Millennium Park
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• Ed Davis on Buffalo shooting, gun laws
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• 4 people killed in Worcester fire
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• 1 dead, 1 wounded in double shooting near SJSU
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• Antioch mayor decries sideshow that turned violent over weekend
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• New details surface in separate weekend mass shootings in Buffalo and Southern California
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• Mayor Adams makes economic development announcement
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• Israel faces backlash over police attack at funeral of journalist Shireen Abu Akleh
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• Mavs coach Kidd on advancing to Western Conference Finals
• McDonald's is selling its Russia business after 32 years
• Evanston Township High School requiring masks starting Monday
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• Doncic on Mavericks advancing to Western Conference Finals
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• Chicago First Alert Weather: Sunny start to the week
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• Old Town residents meet with CPD to discuss safety after crowds took over North Avenue Beach
• WBZ News update for May 16, 2022
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• Skittles, Starburst, Life Savers Gummies recall
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• Awaiting Supreme Court ruling on first Second Amendment case in years
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• Mayor Lightfoot sets curfew at Millennium Park after weekend violence
• National Nurses Week: Meet Sonia Holliday
• Senate expected to vote on $40 billion Ukraine aid package after Rand Paul stalled bill
• Marion Richardson, suspect in Millennium Park shooting death of Seandell Holliday, in court
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• Buffalo PD: Shooting suspect had plans to continue rampage
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• National Nurses Week: Meet Sharon Hollivay-Wheeler
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• 3-month-old giraffe at San Diego Zoo walks thanks to leg braces
• Driver hospitalized after tractor trailer tips over on ramp in Weston
• Former CBS 2 reported Derrick Blakley inducted into the TV Academy’s Silver Circle
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• Billy Porter hopes new book 'Unprotected' will inspire
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• Naathan Phan wows us with his magic
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• Lawmakers look to take action on baby formula supply
• MoneyWatch: Bracing for a bear market
• Two wounded in early morning shooting near San Jose State
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• Man killed during police shooting at Space Force Station in New Hampshire
• Community mourns after gunman at Buffalo supermarket kills 10 people
• Erie County district attorney discusses Buffalo shooting investigation
• Meteorologist Lt. Jessica Burch joins the KPIX Morning Team
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• Tiny free art boxes popping up in some Oakland neighborhoods
• Churchgoers hogtie alleged gunman in Laguna Woods church shooting, officials say
• Spiraling food prices hitting Bay Area pocketbooks hard
• First Alert Weather Forecast for Monday morning
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• How families can address mental health issues
• Sen. Mitch McConnell, GOP delegation welcome Finland's application for NATO
• Buffalo shooting suspect made threats at school prior to attack, officials say
• Coldplay brings music back to Levi's Stadium for the first time since pandemic
• Next Weather: WBZ mid-morning forecast for May 16
• Man killed, 5 wounded in shooting at Laguna Woods church; suspect in custody
• Author Bethenny Frankel on new book, speaking her truth and finding balance
• WBZ News Update For May 16
• Former President Obama, Airbnb co-founder Brian Chesky announce scholarship for public service
• FDA Commissioner Robert Califf on plans to address baby formula shortage
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• Kindness 101 with Steve Hartman: Determination
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• Former Attorney General Eric Holder talks hate crimes, conspiracy theories and prevention
• Finland ending 75 years of military neutrality to join NATO after Russia's invasion of Ukraine
• Son of Buffalo supermarket shooting victim discusses mass shooting and legacy of his mother
• Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown shares update on deadly supermarket shooting
• Democrats to bring up domestic terror bill after 10 killed in Buffalo mass shooting
• President Biden and lawmakers respond to mass shooting in Buffalo
• Congress plans to address baby formula shortage amid ongoing crisis
• Legislation looks to combat the baby formula shortage
• 1 killed, 5 injured in Southern California church shooting
• Buffalo's community talks of fear and resolve
• Buffalo shooting investigated as hate crime and racially motivated violent extremism
• Retired Professor Runs Prison Book Program Giving Inmates Opportunities To Learn
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• Family, victims react to Tops shooting rampage: "He took my sister who I talked to every day"
• Has U.S. entered different phase in COVID-19 pandemic?
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• Jeff Ray's AM Weather Update
• Residents in Clarendon Hills protest against Dunkin Drive thru; concerns of noise and road safety
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• Coroner called to crime scene in New Castle
• 17-year-old charged with murder in death of Seandell Holliday, killed in Millennium Park
• Unaccompanied minors no longer allowed in Millennium Park after 6 p.m. following chaos that left one
• Biden to go to Buffalo in wake of shooting: CBS News Flash May 16, 2022
• CDC: High COVID transmission rate in Westchester
• 1 person injured, dog rescued after apartment building fire in Irving Park
• Massachusetts gas prices now at record high $4.60 a gallon
• Pace University commencement returns in person
• Munitions shower hits Ukrainian steel plant
• Total lunar eclipse marvels stargazers
• MTA unveiling accessible subway entrance in Times Square
• Karine Jean-Pierre taking over as White House press secretary
• Deadly shooting in the East Village
• Spotting the scammers
• Mars Wrigley recalls a number of Skittles, Starburst, and Life Savers gummy candy products
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Sunny, warm day ahead Monday
• First Alert Weather: Red Alert for afternoon storms
• Trial resumes for driver in Times Square attack
• Suffolk County launches baby formula drive
• N.J. lawmakers to vote on bill limiting box sizes
• 9-year-old girl's death under investigation in Crown Heights
• Next Weather: WBZ morning forecast for May 16
• Buffalo mass shooting hits home for Harlem
• KDKA-TV Morning Forecast (5/16)
• Buffalo community in mourning after supermarket mass shooting
• Former State Senator and Pittsburgh City Council President Jim Ferlo dies
• Memorial softball tournament held for Jefferson Hills officer killed in DUI crash
• Loop rally protests murder of Palestinian-America journalist
• Most Holy Redeemer celebrates Father Al's 100th birthday
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