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• Protesters pooh-pooh Foster City plan to euthanize gross geese
• Predominantly Black magnet school fears losing campus to independent charter school
• Police chase possibly stolen vehicle, one arrested after driver ditches SUV
• Baby Born Miles Above Earth During Flight From Denver To Orlando
• A's snap out of offensive funk to beat Twins
• Teachers Union Takes Legal Action Over Sac City Unified's 'Refusal' To Address Make-Up Days Related To Strike
• USC holds annual gala, giving inner-city students scholarships
• Athletics Snap Out Of Offensive Funk To Beat Twins 5-2
• La Stella Homers As Giants Beat Rockies Again, 10-7
• Fight Between Parents, Umpires After Baseball Playoff Game In Carmichael Leads To Calls For Change In Consequences
• Concealed Carry Ordinance Passes In Denver, Prohibiting Firearms In City Facilities
• Paramedic Called To Sacramento Middle School After Student Passes Pot Edibles To Classmates
• Shirley Horton, Andrew Aguiar In Custody After Fight Turns Deadly At Roseville Homeless Site
• La Stella homers as Giants beat Rockies again
• Northern California Woman Says Dog Defended Her From Mountain Lion Attack
• Pandemic unemployment fraud ring ran by woman serving life in prison
• Judge homers twice as Yankees edge Orioles
• Doctor accused of selling fake COVID-19 vaccination cards in Tujunga
• Cards' O'Neill has winning hit, twinbill-record 6 Ks vs Mets
• Tyshon Brownlee, 19, charged in shooting and robbery of Dakotah Earley in Lincoln Park
• 18-year-old dies after getting trapped in sand at New Jersey beach
• Biden decries Buffalo shooting as "domestic terrorism," says "white supremacy is a poison"
• Oakland council passes resolution to make city pro-choice sanctuary
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Light rain tonight, isolated storms possible tomorrow morning
• Brooklyn's Jewish Children's Museum holds annual gala dinner
• Demand rises for donated breast milk amid baby formula shortage
• DPS Educators & Staff Rally For Better Wages: 'Hard To Pay Bills'
• Orlando Magic win NBA Draft Lottery at McCormick Place
• What Are The Benefits Of Ramp Meters?
• Madison Cawthorn, Trump-backed incumbent congressman, loses primary
• FBI Involved In Case Against Robin Niceta, Partner Of Vanessa Wilson
• Allentown community hosts prayer vigil after two teenagers killed at the same spot
• Natick elementary school custodian saves student choking in cafeteria
• 'Primary Goal Is Active Shooter Response': Miami-Dade Police Priority Response Team Trains For Whatever Comes Its Way
• Crisis Inside The Classroom: Baltimore County Teachers Rally, Demand Change
• Boat, RV owners brace for higher gas prices this summer
• Rising Water Levels Have Some Minnesota Resort Owners On Edge
• Job market for new college grads looking rosy
• Rojas Homers And Gets 3 Hits As Marlins Beat Nationals 5-1
• John Fetterman Wins Democratic Pennsylvania Primary For Senate, AP Projects
• Astros crush five homers off Red Sox in second inning on way to 13-4 rout at Fenway Park
• Boulder Man, Shaun Lovejoy, Re-Offends 2 Days After Being Released On PR Bond
• Minneapolis To Pay Jaleel Stallings $1.5M Police Conduct Settlement
• #PlumtawFire Causing Evacuations For Residents Near Pagosa Springs
• Police searching for missing, endangered 72-year-old Raymond Dade from Penn Hills
• North Korea reports another jump in suspected COVID-19 cases
• Cubs shut out Pirates for second straight night
• Car stolen with 3-year-old inside in Oak Park, found 15 minutes later
• Companies Ask For Rate Hikes In Virtual Hearings With Florida's Office Of Insurance Regulation
• COVID Outbreaks At Baltimore-Area Schools Raises Concerns For Parents
• 'Stop the Violence': Detroit Police Officers Host Basketball Game To Promote Peace At Schools
• Mayorkas decries "repugnant" GOP attacks over baby formula at border facilities
• Phillies Return Home After Road Trip With 3-0 Loss To Padres
• Detroit Retiree Sees Sidewalk Repaired Months After Water Main Break
• DNA solves decades old cold case murder of elderly Galt woman
• Century 21 to reopen Lower Manhattan location
• GOP Michigan Governor Candidate Ryan Kelley Says COVID Policies At Debate A 'Dealbreaker'
• Thief Steals Car With Dog Inside In Downtown Minneapolis
• Lightning Strike First Against Panthers, Win 4-1 In Game 1
• White Sox and Royals split doubleheader
• UFO-watchers welcome congressional hearing on extraterrestrial objects
• Far-Right Doug Mastriano Wins Republican Bid For Pennsylvania Governor, AP Projects
• NYPD: Man, synagogue window shot with BB gun in Brooklyn
• Exclusive: Security video shows suspected shoplifter hit 61-year-old store owner
• Rowlett residents fight against proposed industrial park
• South Austin shooting leaves teen in critical condition
• Getting Answers: What Does Trump's Endorsement Of Congressional Candidate Kiley Over Jones Mean For Primary Voters?
• Baby formula shortage: N.J. declares state of emergency
• California mental health initiative includes forced treatment provision
• Dwight Evans Wins Democratic Primary In Philadelphia's 3rd District Representative Race, AP Projects
• Sense of fear still looms over Dallas Korean community
• Former Bears running back Tarik Cohen suffers injury during training session
• School bus in San Francisco hit by gunfire
• NYPD removes 15,000 honey bees from tree in Queens
• Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo brings in over $115 million
• Rock band Eagles of Death Metal testifies at Bataclan massacre trial
• Oakland City Council unanimously votes to become abortion sanctuary city
• Running Back Battle One To Watch As Dolphins Kick Off OTAs
• Lodi Man Found Guilty Of May 2021 First-Degree Murder Of His Father Roger Nielson
• Warriors Klay Thompson gearing up for Mavericks playoff showdown
• Brush fire erupts near I-5 Freeway in Sylmar
• Vikings Get Big Pass-Rush Boost With Hunter's Healthy Return
• COVID outbreaks, low staffing forcing Bay Area restaurants to close again
• Kings Move Up To Land No. 4 Pick In NBA Draft Lottery
• Mystery remains after Pentagon reveals UFO database
• Preventing Mass Shootings: Seizing Guns Under 'Red Flag' Laws From Baltimore To Buffalo
• Community honors Dr. John Cheng, man who helped stop Laguna Woods gunman
• UMass Memorial once again under pressure from new COVID wave
• 3 Suspected Armed Robbers Shot By Resident At Stockton Home; 1 Arrest Made
• Baltimore-Area Parents Turn To Facebook For Help Finding Baby Formula
• Global pollution kills 9 million people a year, study finds
• Police: 18-year-old dies after hole collapses on N.J. beach
• Denver Weather: A Major Weather Change Looming For Colorado
• 'Support in all ways': Chicago Bears work to assist QB Fields with whatever he needs
• Teen Works To Build Brighter Futures For Indigenous Youth
• Riverside residents launching neighborhood watch after series of home invasion robberies
• Evgeni Malkin and Kris Letang hope to stay with Penguins
• Police motorcycle officer hurt in Redwood City crash
• Pennsylvania Primary: Attorney General Josh Shapiro Wins Democratic Primary For Governor
• Kayla Green's mom calls for murder charges in teen's death
• Orioles Pitcher Matt Harvey Suspended 60 Games For Drug Distribution
• Allianz portfolio managers accused of misleading investors
• State Lawmakers Join Prayer Vigil To Honor Victims In Buffalo Grocery Store Shooting
• Baltimore Duo Beatbox Dads Performing At JCC Block Party This Weekend
• Baltimore Firefighter Unions Say Firefighter Safety Act Could Prevent Them From Doing Their Jobs
• High School Students Aspiring To Enter Medical Field Learn Surgical Skills On Field Trip To UC Davis Medical Center
• New film and television studio coming to Newark
• Permanent Fire Restrictions In Summit County Highlight Caution Ahead Of Dry, Hot Summer Months
• In Texas Governor's race, differences emerge over grid reliability
• 4-year-old reunited with mom after getting on wrong bus
• NB Business 80 Traffic Back Open After Gas Spill Near Exposition Boulevard
• Black real estate developers 'Buy Back the Block' for the future of West Woodlawn
• Colorado's Phillip Lindsay Signs With Indianapolis Colts
• New Jersey State Trooper Won't Face Charges In Black Motorist's 2020 Death
• N.J. Rep. calls for law requiring seat belts on school buses
• City of Keller to test out 4-day work week
• Denver Police Department Honors Fallen Officers
• After 6-year-old boy shoots himself in Hazelwood, police weigh charges against gun owner
• Football Program Could Be Cut If Weld RE-8 School District Can't Afford It
• Celtics Rule Smart, Horford Out For Game 1 Against Heat
• Some state lawmakers renew calls for DCFS Director Marc Smith to step down
• Maryland Weather: Get Ready For High Temperatures And A Thunderstorm
• Man's Remains Found In Shallow Grave Behind Miami Gardens Home, Woman Arrested
• 9-year-old Shalom Guifarro's mom arraigned on murder charges
• Dallas police officer arrested again for child sex assault
• West Virginia National Guard member charged in Capitol riot
• Can't find parking at the airport? You're not alone
• 'I Don't Live In A Fantasy Land': Wild GM Faces Challenging Limited Salary Cap Situation
• Cannon Falls Paramedic Is Among Most-Decorated In US: 'I Just Knew I Had Found My Place'
• Woman runs 104 marathons in 104 days after losing her leg to bone cancer
• 214,000 children left to rebuild their lives after losing parent to COVID
• Surfside Condo Collapse: Former Miami-Dade Fire Chief Dave Downey Confident Everything Was Done By Rescuers To Save Lives
• Miami-Dade Commissioners Propose Safety Measures After Tragedy On Rickenbacker Causeway
• Man sentenced in death of 3-month-old son
• William Paterson University graduate hopes to inspire others
• Biden says "hate will not prevail" after meeting with victims' families in Buffalo
• 'The Water Is Rushing Too Fast:' Four Groups Of Kayakers Rescued In Stearns County
• Dallas to end Rental Assistance Program applications
• Orioles' Nick Vespi Earns Big-League Call-Up
• Lt. Gov. John Fetterman Undergoes Surgery For Pacemaker Implant After Suffering Stroke
• Colorado Congressman Jason Crow Joins Public Hearing On UFOs
• Special Legislative Session Expected To Tackle Troubled Florida Insurance Industry
• Oriole's Harvey suspended 60 games by MLB for drug distribution
• Top Leaders At MN Capitol Suggest Bipartisan Deal On Plugging Special Education Services Funding Gap In Schools
• Broadway Series 'Hairspray' Playing At Philadelphia's Kimmel Cultural Campus Through Sunday
• Using Archaeology To Bring Women's History To Life
• Amber Heard finishes testimony in Johnny Depp libel lawsuit trial
• ESPN Announces '30 For 30' Documentary On The 2000 Baltimore Ravens
• A Baltimore Mental Health Program Aims To Help Children With Growing Pains
• Gaming Commission reports about $99 million in April revenue across all casinos
• Brush fire breaks out near Griffith Observatory
• Pennsylvania US Senate Candidate Kathy Barnette Encourages Residents To Cast Vote In Primary Election: 'Don't Allow Anything To Discourage You'
• Mom thanks Pittsburgh firefighters for stopping by her son's apple butter stand
• Fort Worth moves forward on urban forestry master plan
• Pittsburgh ranked No. 26 on list of best places to live in the U.S.
• U.S. Steel must may $1.5 million due to pollution at Edgar Thomson Works
• MN State Auditor Julie Blaha Tests Positive For COVID
• Predators logging on as kids increase screen time during summer
• Code names, jet skis and a "straw man": How the FBI seized a Russian superyacht
• Westchester County begins offering paint recycling program
• InSight Mars lander nears the end of the road
• DA: DNA From Fingernails Helped Solve 1988 Galt Cold Case Killing
• Long Island spiritual leaders address Buffalo mass shooting
• Candidates, Politicos Flock To 2 Philadelphia Hotspots For Traditional Election Day Lunch
• Memorial Day weekend travel expected to surpass last year despite high gas prices
• If We Freeze Friday Night, Here's How To Trap Pockets Of Warm Air To Protect Your Annuals
• New 983 Area Code Takes Effect In 1 Month For Denver Metro Area
• Bethel Park police release video showing 2 officers hit by vehicles
• Tenants Forced To Find New Place To Live After 27 Apartments In Wilmington Deemed Inhabitable Following Wall Collapse
• 'It's Very Important That Every Citizen Votes': Philly Residents Show Up Steady In Droves For 2022 Pennsylvania Primary
• Dylan Cease strikes out 9, White Sox beat Royals 3-0 in first game of doubleheader
• Baltimore City Schools Hosting Meetings For Feedback On Student Code Of Conduct
• Deaths of man, woman at Allerton hotel were murder-suicide, officials confirm
• 'Toughest Job Of My Life': Potential Jurors Questioned In Second Phase Of Jury Selection Process For Parkland School Shooter Nikolas Cruz Penalty Trial
• New York Democrats blast latest Congressional redistricting maps
• South Florida Family Makes Plea To Help Find Son's Suspended Killer
• Mothers' Milk Bank Helps Colorado Families During Baby Formula Shortage
• Rich Strike Skipping Preakness Reignites Debate On Spacing Out Triple Crown Races
• Music teacher is second in Wilmington Area School District charged after her husband reports alleged inappropriate relationship
• Shannan Gilbert's family speaks out after release of 911 calls: "She ran for her life. She was in fear"
• Baby formula exchanges pop up amid shortages
• Science of Weather: O'Shea Solar Park
• What are Twitter bots, and why is Elon Musk obsessed with them?
• Judge Considers Motion To Dismiss Lawsuit Against Biotech Company By Henrietta Lacks' Family
• Colin Kaepernick, David E. Talbert And David Burton To Receive Honorary Degrees From Morgan State
• Officials: 1 dead, 6 injured after chaotic crash in Paterson
• Mass. reports COVID positivity rate at 9.12%, 30 additional deaths over 3 days
• Case of West Nile virus discovered in Brentwood
• Paris, Sable Elementary Parents, Teachers Vow To Fight To Keep Schools Open
• 'It's Completely Polarized': Political Divide Hard To Ignore In Bucks County As Voters Come Out For Pennsylvania Primary
• Southwest High School JROTC VEX Robotics team wins world's largest competition
• Car Crashes Into Rocklin Restaurant, No Injuries Reported
• Swastikas, Hate Messages Found Scrawled On Bathroom Wall At Davie High School
• Suspect Remains Hospitalized After Woodlawn Nail Spa Explosion
• Prosecutors allege Sussmann planned 2016 "October surprise" against Trump
• Former president, CEO of Anaheim Chamber of Commerce faces federal charge of lying to a mortgage lender
• KDKA Political Analyst Jon Delano Joins CBS3 To Discuss Race For PA Governor
• For 1 Month, MN Accepting Applications For $110M In Struggling Homeowner Assistance
• California Man Charged In Hopkins Apartment Shooting
• Third Round Of Free At-Home COVID-19 Test Kits Now Available
• North Side man accused of trying to meet undercover agent posing as girl for sex
• DNR: Northern Michigan Wildfire 98% Contained
• 11-Year-Old Danylah Harrington Found Safe
• Man gets 37 months in prison for threatening violence at President Biden's inauguration
• City Of Detroit Offering COVID Treatment
• Fair Park Fourth returns after 2 year hiatus
• Denver Faces Another Federal Lawsuit Stemming From 2020 Protests
• Messages appear to show Buffalo shooting suspect's months-long plan
• Prettyboy Elementary Teacher Melissa Salkeld Wins $25,000 Milken Educator Award
• Bemis fire in New Hampshire is 45% contained
• Jogger, 17, Injured After Being Struck By Hit-And-Run Driver
• Construction Begins Next Week On New Bde Maka Ska Concessions Pavilion
• Driver Fleeing Police Kills 1, Seriously Hurts Another In Brooklyn Park Crash
• Two Children In Tennessee Hospitalized Over Baby Formula Shortage
• Cory Hepola Names School Administrator Uselman As Running Mate
• Shortage Of At-Home Nurses Affecting South Florida's Most Vulnerable
• New Behavioral Health Administration Aims To Make Care Accessible, Affordable
• Cooking Corner: Red Velvet Cake
• California church shooting suspect charged with first-degree murder
• Lynx Seek Answers After 0-4 Start To Season
• Mansfield restaurant gives away free cans of baby formula
• Colorado Parks And Wildlife Releases River Safety Tips As Waters Reach Peak Of Season
• Michigan judge halts enforcement of state's pre-Roe abortion ban
• Stagg High Stabbing Suspect Anthony Gray Ordered To Undergo Mental Evaluation
• Maryland Terrapins To Play In 2022 Basketball Hall of Fame Tip-Off
• Denver Weather: Warm Days Before A Blast Of Winter-Like Weather On Friday
• Colorado Springs And Boulder Land In The Top 5 Of Best Places To Live In America By U.S. News & World Report
• Colorado's First Tornado Of 2022 Touched Down Monday In Logan County
• Semi Rolls Over On I-70 Westbound Near Ramp Onto Interstate 270
• Semi Hauling Potatoes Catches Fire Along I-25
• With Snow Possible Friday, Here's A List Of All Past May Snow Events In Denver
• Nearly 43,000 People Died On US Roads Last Year, Agency Says
• Lt. Gov. John Fetterman gets pacemaker after stroke
• Dallas ISD middle school students turn tragedy into triumph
• 6 Vehicles Involved In Crash Near Fairfield
• Ian Bremmer says U.S. must address extremism, polarization online
• WATCH: Penn Student Calls For Sixers To Fire Doc Rivers During Graduation Ceremony
• Florida family finds 550-pound alligator in their swimming pool
• Michigan Judge Elizabeth Gleicher Suspends 1931 Abortion Ban
• Caught on camera: Arsonist sets fire to Vallejo gourmet market
• 39.2 million expected to travel during this coming Memorial Day weekend
• Fire pours from garbage truck, shuts down Liberty Bridge
• AAA: California's Average Gas Price Hits Record High Of $6.021 A Gallon
• Sidney Crosby says he wants to play at least 3 more years
• Edwin Fantauzzi identified as suspect in reported Downtown Boston rape
• Detectives Arrest 3 In Connection To 2 Recent Stockton Homicide Cases
• Killer whale spotted by fisherman off Nantucket
• NASA investigates another space helmet water leak
• Man Shot Near Gunpowder Falls State Park
• Chicago early voting supersite for June primary election opens downtown on May 26th
• Pacific Grove schools reinstate indoor masking mandates
• Suspect in Laguna Woods church shooting charged with murder, attempted murder
• VIDEO: MnDOT Cams Show Tanker Rollover, Milk Spill North Of Twin Cities
• After Derby Scratch, Ethereal Road To Run In Sir Barton At Pimlico, Target Belmont Stakes
• Government offers third round of free, at-home COVID-19 tests to public
• Source Close To Messi Denies Latest Rumor Linking Super Star To Inter Miami CF
• Uber to roll out party buses, robot deliveries and vacation bookings
• Boston makes top 20 in ranking of "best places to live"
• Conspiracy theorists claim bird flu outbreak is fake news
• Student cut with pocketknife on ILTexas East Fort Worth campus
• Author D. Watkins To Make Commencement Address At Johns Hopkins School Of Education Graduation
• Dodgers will play first doubleheader at Dodger Stadium since 1999
• Baltimore Man, 32, Wanted In 2020 Murder Case, Police Say
• US Moves To Ease Economic Sanctions Against Venezuela
• Aldermen to weigh more than $16 million in settlements in CPD misconduct lawsuits
• Philadelphia Police Identify Man Shot 6 Times, Killed In East Frankford As 27-Year-Old Giovanni Canales
• Software glitch to blame for accidental Chevy Chase Canyon emergency alert
• Airport vendor draws scrutiny for selling $27 beer at LaGuardia
• VIDEO: Buhach Colony Parents Get Into Fight With Umpires After Baseball Playoff Game Against Del Campo High School
• FDA clears COVID booster shot for healthy kids ages 5 to 11
• Where's Marty? Checking Out The Sunrise Tours At Pimlico
• Woman arrested in early morning San Jose homicide near San Jose State
• 'I'm very frustrated': Problems at Ross Township polling place leave some voters upset
• White Supremacist Group Member Tristan Webb Is 4th Convicted In Michigan
• Wisconsin GOP sued for submitting their own electors in 2020 election
• San Jose fire crews battle 2-alarm blaze at apartment building
• Officials Investigating Cause Of Fire At Bellmawr Motor Inn On Black Horse Pike In Camden County
• Nevada County Bridge Closed Due To An Accident
• Auburn Hills Restaurant, Owners Face Felony Charges For Underreporting Sales, Failing To File Tax Returns
• North St. Paul Man Killed In Rollover Crash On Highway 36
• Allianz unit to pay $6 billion over "massive" investor fraud
• Gas Prices Could Hit $5 A Gallon In Philadelphia Region Soon
• Friends and survivors remember "beautiful" Buffalo shooting victims
• How rising gas prices and staffing shortages could impact summer travelers
• Biden Administration sending out more free, at-home COVID tests amid rise in new infections
• BU Police investigating whether sexual assault, suspicious truck are related
• Minneapolis Memorial For Sexual Assault Survivors Vandalized
• It's about to get more expensive to take out federal student loans
• $8K Reward Offered For Tips In Furrow Street Homicide Case
• Philadelphia Eagles To Hold Joint Practices With Miami Dolphins Ahead Of Week 3 Preseason Game
• Doug Wardlow Says He'll Run In AG Primary, Despite Losing Republican Endorsement
• Baltimore Police Looking To Identify Suspect In Hustler Club Shooting
• WATCH LIVE: Philadelphia Ballot-Counting Livestream
• Work underway for new athletic field at Chicago's Farragut Career Academy High School
• Researchers Meet To Discuss Ways To Reduce Micro-Plastics In The Great Lakes
• Concord Police release sketch showing person of interest in New Hampshire couple's murder
• VOTER GUIDE: Pennsylvania Primary Election 2022
• Mike Feuer drops out of LA mayoral race
• Police: Driver takes down several utility poles in East Brunswick
• Maryland Weather: Bright & Breezy Tuesday
• Red Cross looking for volunteers to install smoke detectors
• Arson investigation underway after explosion damages parked cars in Humboldt Park
• Celtics-Heat Eastern Conference Finals preview
• Pennsylvania AG Josh Shapiro Tests Positive For COVID-19
• FDA Clears COVID Booster Shot For Healthy Kids Ages 5 To 11
• Author D. Watkins Reckons With East Baltimore Upbringing In New Memoir 'Black Boy Smile'
• CBS4 Exclusive: Clever Thieves Using Signals From Key Fobs To Burglarize Vehicles
• FDA approves Pfizer COVID booster shots for kids 5 to 11
• Baltimore City Schools Hosts Event For Summer Programming At Maryland Science Center
• COVID In Minnesota: Hospitalization Rate Surpasses High Risk Threshold
• 2022 Primary Election Guide: Information for Pennsylvania voters
• FDA Authorizes COVID-19 Booster Shots For Children Ages 5 To 11
• Suspect In Custody Following Shooting In Naranja
• Miami Weather: Mostly Sunny, Spotty Afternoon Storms
• US takes control of Afghan consulate in Beverly Hills
• California bill would use $97 billion surplus to expand child tax credit for the state's lowest-income families
• Vince Wilfork will be enshrined in Patriots Hall Of Fame this summer
• Pfizer COVID booster approved for children ages 5 to 11
• Inter Miami Enters Busy Week With 2 Matches Ahead
• Pittsburg church ransacked; Equipment stolen, photos taken from the walls
• NYC raises COVID alert level to "high," advises masks indoors
• State Patrol Seeks Driver Who Hit 2 Tow Truck Operators On I-35
• Maryland Zoo Announces Movie Nights, Parties Tied To Dinosaur Exhibit
• VOTER GUIDE: Pennsylvania Primary Election 2022
• Driver Hospitalized Following Multi-Car Crash On I-94 In Wayne County
• FDA authorizes COVID booster shot for kids ages 5 to 11
• Charges: Man Drove 4 Times Over Legal Limit With Toddler In Car
• Tom Brady will be first target in Netflix's 'Greatest Roasts of All Time'
• 2 Burlington paving workers seriously hurt when dump truck contacts live wires
• House Democrats introduce $28 million bill to address baby formula shortage
• Second Thoughts: Speedy Avs Get Rematch With Rugged Blues
• Thanks to sanctions, some new Russian cars may lack airbags
• FDA Authorizes Pfizer COVID-19 Booster Shots For Children Ages 5 To 11
• Passenger who landed plane after pilot collapsed recounts "scariest" moments
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Hospitalizations Surpass 400, Positivity Rate Above 8%
• Pentagon officials testify at first public UFO hearing in more than 50 years
• Palo Alto Police seek suspects who tried to rob elderly woman of jewelry
• 11-year-old girl killed by stray bullet in the Bronx
• High school student runs sub-4 minute mile, breaking record
• FDA Authorizes Pfizer Covid-19 Booster Shots For Children Ages 5 To 11
• FDA clears COVID-19 booster shot for healthy kids ages 5 to 11
• Wheat prices soar as India heat wave and Ukraine war squeeze supplies
• UC Davis Mascot Change Vote Gets Endorsement From Congressman: 'It Must Moove On From The Old'
• Man Stabbed, Others Hurt In Assault At Louisville Apartment Complex
• Three Endangered Florida Panthers Struck, Killed This Past Week
• Election 2022: Pennsylvania, North Carolina Hold Key Races
• Taiwan president condemns Laguna Woods shooting
• White House Moves To Loosen Remittance, Flight Rules On Cuba
• Pennsylvania Governor Race Divides Republicans, Unites Dems
• U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy To Address University Of Maryland School Of Medicine
• Key Lawmaker Warns At UFO Hearing: 'Unidentified Aerial Phenomena Are A Potential National Security Threat'
• Rematch: Panthers, Lightning Set To Meet Again In Playoffs
• ComEd hiring 500 to power up workforce amid increased demand as more electric vehicles hit the roads
• "Voice in the rubble" victim of Surfside condo collapse is identified
• Papaya Petite
• Twin Cities Ranks 27th Best Place To Live In U.S. ... And Green Bay Ranks 3rd
• ERCOT seasonal report out as record-breaking temperatures loom
• Man arrested for pointing gun at CTA passenger at 87th Street Red Line station
• Police Search For Driver After Woman Killed In Detroit Hit-And-Run
• Disney World Rhino Fitted With Fitness Tracker
• Pennsylvanians To Cast First Ballots Under Redistricted Maps
• Conspiracy Theorists Flock To Bird Flu, Spreading Falsehoods On Social Media
• How to order 8 more free at-home COVID tests
• Buffalo Clinic Shooting: Jury Selection Continues In Gregory Ulrich's Trial
• After Fatal Shooting Outside School, District 287 Superintendent Supports Safety Recommendations, Including Metal Detectors
• Crashes Delay Traffic On 6th Ave Between Lakewood, Denver Tuesday Morning
• Charges: Jhmahl Shannon Said He Strangled Man After Unwanted Sexual Encounter
• Most Adults Go Back To Read Books They Loved As Children
• Gas prices top $4 in every U.S. state for the first time
• Erik Spoelstra, Ime Udoka Have Heat And Celtics Ready For East Finals
• Aurora Councilwoman Responds With Fierce Words After False Abuse Accusation Allegedly Made By Vanessa Wilson's Partner
• Josh Shapiro tests positive for COVID
• Driver in stolen car slams into LAPD cruiser during Hollywood chase
• Dr. Anthony Fauci To Deliver Keynote Remarks At University Of Maryland, Baltimore's Commencement Ceremony
• At least 1 person killed in crash that shut down Beaver County road
• 100,000 now officially missing as drug gang violence soars in Mexico
• Abbott Could Restart Baby Formula Plant Within 2 Weeks, Pending Court Approval
• Glassblowing at The Bubble Factory in Essex
• PTL Links: May 17, 2022
• Man beaten to death on downtown LA street
• Crypto billionaire pours millions into Oregon congressional race
• Metra UP-W train hits pedestrian near Geneva
• Red Sox beat Astros 6-3 after 98-minute rain delay
• Elon Musk Hints At Paying Less For Twitter Than His $44B Offer
• Tigers Top Rays 3-2 For 4th Straight
• LA firefighter badly wounded in 2020 fire, explosion turns to fishing during recovery
• Mass. gas prices rise to new record high of $4.65 a gallon
• Trial begins for Armando Barron, New Hampshire man accused of killing wife's co-worker, forcing beheading
• Brookline school teachers end one-day strike
• Queen pays surprise visit to mark new London subway line named after her
• Pregnant woman from viral Ukraine hospital bombing photo speaks out
• 2 college baseball players killed in crash after winning championship
• Bronx Supreme Court finds DOC in contempt over medical care
• 1 Dead, 1 Arrested After Stabbing In Northern Minnesota
• Gov. DeSantis Said Florida Would Take Control Of Disney's Special Taxing District
• Eden Prairie Native Jermaine Johnson Signs Rookie Deal With Jets
• Sanchez, Lewis Lead Twins Past Athletics 3-1
• Taliban dissolves Afghanistan's independent human rights commission
• 13-year-old boy dies in dune collapse at Utah state park
• Miami Police Locate Missing Woman 68-Year-Old Gwendolyn Spencer
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 5/17 Tuesday forecast
• Student protesters claim rare victory over China's "zero-COVID" crackdown
• Police search for driver who hit cyclist in Jefferson Park
• New Study Suggests Dogs Can Sniff Out COVID-19
• Dolton Bowl finds new owners, will stay open for business
• Dallas police arrest suspected Hair World Salon shooter
• Body Found In Mississippi River In Anoka Identified As Keith Harvell
• Man charged with aggravated assault in in Dallas hair salon shooting
• Mom's Morning Minute: Planning ahead for summer camp season
• U.S. Border Patrol apprehensions dips in April, but still at 22-year high
• Pittsburgh Weather: A 'picture perfect' day
• 1 person injured after shooting on I-80 at Torrence Avenue
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Cooler Tuesday morning
• Musk says he'll scrap Twitter buy unless he gets clarity on fake accounts
• Likely end of San Jose cruising ban gives South Bay lowriders a lift
• Here Is Where The Pennsylvania Primary Race For The Senate Seat Stands
• Police: Man Allegedly Killed In West Philly Shooting By Girlfriend's Ex-Boyfriend
• Shrewsbury teen's mental health podcast aims to help fellow high school students
• Man killed in Brooklyn fire
• FDA authorizes Pfizer-BioNTech's COVID-19 booster dose for kids 5-11
• Narciso Torres Identified As Pilot Who Died In Haulover Bridge Plane Crash
• Jeep Driver Issued Citations, Not Charged, In Deadly Rickenbacker Causeway Crash
• Georgia child killer's execution temporarily on hold
• USS Minneapolis-Saint Paul Arrives In Duluth Ahead Of Commissioning
• Wisconsin Woman Sues Over Judy Garland 'Wizard Of Oz' Dress Slated For Auction
• North Huntingdon Twp. home struck by lightning
• Man injured in Coraopolis shooting
• Woman found dead at hotel in South Strabane Township
• Several First Responders Injured Following Intentional Fire, Explosion At Baltimore County Nail Spa
• Pirates give up 1st inning grand slam, open series with 9-0 loss to Cubs
• New Yorkers gather in Harlem to mourn victims of Buffalo shooting

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• Driver abandons pursuit vehicle underneath bridge, police detain one
• Protesters pooh-pooh Foster City plan to euthanize gross geese
• Predominantly Black magnet school may lose their campus to independent charter
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• Century 21 to reopen at former Lower Manhattan location
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• WBZ Evening News Update For May 17, 2022
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• Online posts reveal Buffalo shooting suspect planned attack for months
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• Federal judge to rule on Title 42 immigration law
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• Arlington speech therapy program helps COVID long haulers recover
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• Shannan Gilbert's family speaks out on Gilgo Beach murders controversy
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• Source: Buffalo shooting suspect considered targets in New Jersey
• President Biden visits Buffalo in wake of supermarket shooting
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• Officials investing crash after possible police chase in Paterson
• Kendrick Lamar's latest music video features iconic North Texas locations
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• New pedestrian safety project breaks ground in Boyle Heights
• Cinespia movie screenings are back at Hollywood Forever
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• Warriors: Steph Curry on the NBA Western Conference showdown with Dallas
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• Oakland city council to vote on becoming abortion sanctuary city
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• Suspect in Laguna Woods church shooting charged with murder, attempted murder
• Trump's Truth Social fails to produce ad revenue
• Mike Feuer drops out of LA mayoral race
• Boston makes top 20 of 'best places to live' ranking
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• Reporter Update: Westmoreland Co. home damaged during storm
• Reporter discusses unfounded, racist conspiracy theory allegedly tied to Buffalo suspect
• Video shows orca whale swimming 40 miles east of Nantucket
• U.S. preparing for potential end of Title 42 with ramped-up vaccine program
• Next Weather: WBZ midday forecast for May 17
• High school student runs sub-4 minute mile, breaking record set in 1965
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• Washington Hospital honors frontline workers
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• Biden administration moves to ease burden of housing costs amid high inflation
• Third round of free at-home COVID-19 tests now available
• Brookline school teachers end one-day strike with new deal
• FDA authorizes Pfizer COVID-19 booster dose for kids 5-11
• President Biden delivers remarks in Buffalo
• Boston University Police investigating whether sexual assault and suspicious truck are related
• Ross Township polling place opens late
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• Biden calls white supremacy "a poison" following deadly Buffalo shooting
• At least 1 person dead after crash in Beaver County
• 2 Burlington driveway workers seriously burned when dump truck contacts live wires
• Work underway for new athletic field at Chicago's Farragut Career Academy High School
• 11AM weather update with Dominic Brown
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• Tyshon Brownlee charged with attempted murder in shooting of Dakotah Earley
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• Car takes down utility poles in New Jersey
• Biden says "hate will not prevail" after meeting with victims' families in Buffalo
• Witnesses describe stray bullet shooting of Bronx girl
• DPD: Hair World suspect possibly responsible for 3 shootings
• NYC raises COVID alert level to "high"
• Arson investigation underway after explosion damages parked cars in Humboldt Park
• FDA approves Pfizer booster for kids 5-11
• Concord Police release sketch showing person of interest in New Hampshire couple's murder
• Breaking down primaries underway in five states and Trump's impact on the races
• President Biden arrives in Buffalo to pay respects
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• Bill would use California's budget surplus for child tax credit
• Examining extremism: What's driving white supremacy in the U.S.
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• Suspected Buffalo gunman plotted attack for months, police say
• Patriots coaches meet with media -- but no official titles or roles have been given
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• Ask Dr. G: How old is old enough?
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• Man arrested after pointing gun at person at 87th Street Red Line station
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• ComEd powering up workforce with 500 new jobs
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• "A Strange Loop" leads this year's Tony Award nominees
• Driver in stolen car slams into LAPD cruiser during Hollywood chase
• Brookline school teachers end one-day strike with new deal
• Full video: House panel holds first public UFO hearing in more than 50 years
• Next Weather: WBZ mid-morning forecast for May 17
• Pittsburg congregation rebounding after church is ransacked and robbed
• Man beaten to death on downtown LA street
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• The Dish: Traditional Chinese topping on fire in U.S.
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• President Biden and first lady Jill Biden to meet with Buffalo shooting victims' families
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• CUNY to hold COVID remembrance
• FDA eases restrictions as families face baby formula shortage
• Pennsylvania voters head to polls in primary races
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• Britain's most decorated diver Tom Daley on memoir "Coming Up for Air"
• The Uplift: High school seniors react to earning spots in KIPP Rales Scholars Program
• United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby on rising airfare, summer travel outlook
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• Devastation to small communities in eastern Ukraine continues
• Ukrainian forces destroy bridges to slow Russian offensive
• Dust devil twirls through Alabama park
• Abbott, FDA reach agreement on plan to reopen baby formula plant in effort to address shortage
• Suspect arrested in connection with shooting at Dallas hair salon
• Dolton Bowl finds new owners, will stay open for business
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• Officials: Buffalo shooter purchased guns legally
• Biden and first lady scheduled to travel to Buffalo, New York
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• Adams making case for mayoral
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• Massachusetts gas prices rise to new record high of $4.65 a gallon
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• Next Weather: WBZ morning forecast for May 17
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