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• Restaurant employees cope with rising tide of abusive customers
• Saturday's Show Info (5/28/22)
• Blue Jays rally in 9th inning for 4-3 victory over Angels
• Rios, Betts hit back-to-back HRs, Dodgers top D-backs 6-4
• Flying High At Fallon: Inside The Real Top Gun Training School
• 2-Year-Old Boy Drowns At Aurora Pond
• Denver International Airport Roof: Councilman Calls For Expedited Action Plan
• 'I Think It's Time To Shut It Down': Lodi Homeowners Fed Up With Massive House Parties
• Wildfire Season Approaches, Cal Fire Addresses Lesser Known Fire Concerns
• Anti-Asian hate murals vandalized in Alhambra and Cerritos
• Rattlesnake Sightings Across Sacramento Region Slither Up Into Memorial Day Weekend
• Rangers Rally In 9th Again To Beat A's 8-5 For 3rd In Row
• Man with autism to become first nonverbal graduate of UCLA
• Ashcraft Lifts Reds Over Giants Amid Kapler Anthem Protest
• Claremont limits watering to one day a week, cancels July 4th fireworks
• Rangers rally in 9th again to beat A's
• Ashcraft lifts Reds over Giants following Kapler anthem protest
• 'It's Just Heartbreaking': Prayer And Grief Highlight Vigil For Eli Hart
• Avs Head To Western Conference Finals For The First Time In 20 Years
• Swampscott's "Field of Heroes" pays tribute to fallen soldiers
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Clear nighttime skies, lows in the 50s
• Red Sox bullpen blows it against Orioles
• Thanks to youth advocacy programs, two girls at Julian High School are now thriving at water polo
• Chicagoans kick off Memorial Day weekend with music, mole, and mirth
• Pittsburgh police locate missing young siblings
• Small plane crashes in Elizabeth Township
• CBS2's John Dias flies along with U.S. Navy Blue Angels
• Rain doesn't stop Memorial Day revelers from going to Coney Island
• A state trooper was left disabled in a crash, and now the driver is catching a break
• Vehicle blasts right through house in Downers Grove
• Colorado Health Officials Report Second Presumptive Monkeypox Case
• Traffic Advisory For US 50 East Before Bay Bridge
• Pete Alonso homers, drives in 4, Mets hold off Phillies
• Video Shows Squeegee Worker Assaulting A Driver At Busy Baltimore Intersection
• Golden State Warriors fans make mad dash for NBA Finals tickets
• Four Children Among Five Killed In Pottstown Home Explosion, Police Say
• More People Surrendering Pets As Denver Animal Shelter Reaches Capacity Crisis
• War Of The Words: Governor Hogan And Mayor Scott Spar Over Baltimore Crime
• Wolves beat Milwaukee Admirals, advance to AHL Western Conference Finals
• Second Person Dies Following Sunday Morning Triple Shooting In East Baltimore
• 'Test to Treat' Available in San Joaquin County, In Time For Holiday Weekend
• Harry Styles announces partnership with Everytown for Gun Safety
• Man Found Shot In Head In East Baltimore, Police Say
• Rocky Mountain National Park Opens Entirety Of Trail Ridge Road For The Season
• Michigan Announces $1.5 Million Tuition Giveaway, 100 Children To Receive $15,000
• Sacramento City Unified Fails To Identify Those Responsible For Racist Acts Directed At West Campus Vice Principle Dr. Elysse Versher
• LA City Council votes to buy back Chinatown apartment building
• Uvalde shooting puts school security in the spotlight
• AAA Offers 'Tow To Go' Program During Memorial Day Weekend
• Home Team: The Storied Career Of 82-Year-Old Umpire Bill Peterson
• Texas DPS releases new timeline of events in Uvalde elementary school shooting
• Yankees' stellar run of pitching continues, Taillon baffles Rays
• O's Erase 6-Run Deficit Vs Red Sox Bullpen, Win 12-8
• Highway 12 Fully Reopens Near Rio Vista After Major Crash
• Pursuit ends in crash, authorities detain three
• Napa Man Pleads Guilty In Plot To Firebomb Democratic HQ In Sacramento
• Man Cited After Being Caught Sunbathing Atop Elementary School Roof
• Fight over gun laws takes center stage at NRA convention in Houston
• Lantern Mindsets Sheds Light On Some Of Baltimore's Problems
• Woman Charged With DUI After Crashing Into Her Own Apartment Building
• Pittsburg church community devastated after early morning fire guts sanctuary
• Garage severely damaged in explosion in Wicker Park
• Unvaccinated students not allowed to walk at Granada Hills high school graduation
• SFPD: officers fatally shot 2 men fighting with knife under I-280 overpass
• Despite Driving Much Of Aurora Youth Violence, Latino Community Largely Absent In Conversations
• Recount begins in Pennsylvania's Republican primary for Senate
• Anonymous donor to pay for funerals of Texas school shooting victims
• Santa Cruz Boardwalk attracting more Bay Area 'staycationers' facing high gas prices
• Man accused of multiple sexual assaults in Albany, Berkeley, Oakland
• Report: Lakers hire Darvin Ham as new head coach
• Prescribed burns caused massive New Mexico fire, report finds
• Colorado Weather: Mountain Snow And Front Range Thunderstorms Expected This Weekend
• The Strokes will not play Boston Calling after positive COVID test
• Southern Californians hitting the road this weekend, even with high price of gas
• Northwestern women's lacrosse trip to Final Four ends with heartbreaking loss to North Carolina
• Hogan Vetoes 18 Bills, Including Ballot Signature Measure
• Vyvianna Quinonez Gets 15 Months In Prison For Punching Attendant On Southwest Flight From Sacramento
• Chicago Police Department is budgeted for 1,300 more officers than are on the force now
• 8-year-old girl pleaded "momma, stop!" as mother smothered her with plastic bag, prosecutors say
• Olympic gold medal stolen from athlete's vehicle
• Placer County CEO Todd Leopold, Who Acknowledged He Was Driver Who Struck And Killed Anthony Williams, Has Been Put On Paid Leave
• Williams, Smart both available for Celtics in Game 6 vs. Heat
• Uvalde, Texas native living in Pittsburgh area devastated by school shooting
• Giants' Kapler refusing to take field for anthem in protest
• Authorities arrest second suspect involved in ambush of CHP officer
• Young Mattapan students processing emotions after Texas school shooting
• Stockton Police Release Video Of March Police Shooting That Injured 19-Year-Old
• The best deals at Best Buy's Memorial Day sale: Save on washers, dryers, laptops, vacuums and more
• Get the best bang for your buck this Memorial Day weekend with these deals
• EPA monitoring environmental impact of Harmar Township train derailment
• Wheeling police seize more than $200K worth of drugs in raid
• Freelancers In Sacramento Earned Nearly $2B In 2021, Study Shows
• Sacramento County Voting Centers
• Alex Kirilloff's Hot Streak With Saints Could See Him Called Up
• Project Safe Neighborhoods Launches To Get Guns Off Streets
• Body discovered in area burned by wildfire in Monterey County
• Shooting that killed 9-year-old boy was act of "revenge" against his grandparents, prosecutors say
• Jury finds former Oakland Police Chief Anne Kirkpatrick was fired in retaliation
• Some Chicago public schools do not have classroom doors that lock from inside
• Rentable Backyard Beehives All The Buzz As They Bolster Pollinators
• Apex for Youth program pairs Asian American youth with volunteer mentors
• Little Village residents, elected officials rally for local CVS to remain open
• East Bay scholar travels world collecting stories as citizen journalist
• Portion of Allegheny River remains closed after train derailment
• Prosecutors: Gilroy police officer lawfully killed suspect who ambushed her
• Doug Heir, champion of Paralympics, making a comeback at 60
• Vegetation Fire On Folsom Boulevard, Homeless Man Possibly Involved
• Trump election interference grand jury to hear from Raffensperger
• SF Giants manager to skip national anthem following school massacre
• A mother whose son killed 8 speaks out amid renewed push for "red flag" laws
• The Opa-locka Hialeah Flea Market could become a thing of the past soon.
• Bay Area men plead guilty to firebomb plot at state Democratic HQ
• Marina Del Rey man with autism, found and reunited with family
• How To Cast Your Vote In The 2022 California Primary Election
• More outdoor dining sheds pulled to accommodate Ninth Avenue repairs
• Doctors recommend people follow CDC guidelines over Memorial Day weekend amid COVID spike
• Handgun Found In Backpack Near Turlock Elementary School Linked To Burglary Suspect
• SF Giants Manager Gabe Kapler To Skip National Anthem Before Games Following Texas School Massacre
• Nationwide substitute shortage leads to overcrowded classrooms in Chicago Public Schools
• Manhattan DA Bragg says combating gun crime "is our top priority"
• At least 4 states now offering monkeypox vaccine to at-risk contacts
• Patriotism, appreciation on display at Memorial Day Weekend observances
• Newsom, New Zealand's Ardern discuss climate change, gun control in SF
• Bruins' Brad Marchand out 6 months after undergoing hip surgery
• 2 names added to Massachusetts Fallen Heroes Memorial
• Beach Erosion Will Keep One-Third Of North Wildwood Beaches Closed Memorial Day Weekend
• In Last 2 Years, Minneapolis Added $51M To Fund Covering Police Conduct Settlements
• Goats Jump Fence And Escape In Vacaville, Currently Sought
• CBS3 SummerFest: 2 St. Joe's Grads Bringing New Tiki Cruise Experience For Adults To Wildwood
• 'The Flag Guy': Carver Man Finds Strength After Strokes By Building Wooden American Flags
• Donate here to support the Uvalde community
• Celtics fans hopeful team can bring Boston another championship
• City to send out police saturation patrols, provide recreation for teens this Memorial Day weekend
• Holiday Travel And Gas: What To Expect At The Pump
• Barnegat High School Student Stabbed During Fight In Bathroom
• "Let's Talk Fentanyl" ad campaign raises eyebrows for some straphangers
• 'It Was Scary': Northfield High School Students Call For Gun Control Legislation Day After School Was Placed On Lockdown, Evacuated
• Northbrook's Nick Hardy golfs in NV5 Invitational in Glen Elyn as he prepares for return to PGA Tour
• So Much Snow Prevents Mount Evans From Opening This Memorial Day Weekend
• Coastal Mass. businesses ready for unofficial start of summer
• Mendota Heights Police Seeking Vulnerable 15-Year-Old
• Annual number of adult suicide is increasing due to pandemic, other environmental factors, psychologists say
• Personal watercraft prohibited at Castaic Upper Lake over Memorial Day Weekend due to low water levels
• Texas GOP officials call for arming more teachers after Uvalde
• CBS3 SummerFest: Clusters Handcrafted Popcorn Adds Unique Twist On Favorite Snack On Wildwood Boardwalk
• With real estate inventory shrinking, prices have skyrocketed across South Florida
• Pittsburgh organization receives 1,200 containers of baby formula
• Furry Tails: Mick Jagger and Rocco are waiting for forever homes
• The Best Times To Cross The Bay Bridge This Memorial Day Weekend
• Sky-Rocketing Gas Prices Have Some Drivers Staying Home This Memorial Day Weekend
• Man injured after scooter hit "baseball-sized" pothole in Chicago agrees to $600,000 settlement with city
• Rising Gas Prices Leaves Some Staying Home For Holiday Weekend
• 300,000 expected to attend this weekend's Bethpage Air Show
• Matthew Buchanan Returned To Douglas County To Face Charges In Mother's Murder And Castle Rock Fire
• Baker vetoes bill allowing undocumented immigrants to get driver's licenses
• Marshfield, Adams Shut Down Wells Due To PFAS Pollution
• Tourists Pour Onto Ocean City Boardwalk Despite Gloomy Weather To Kick Off Summer
• Fraternity members acquitted of most serious charges in hazing death of Stone Foltz
• 2nd probable case of monkeypox identified in Sacramento
• Wisconsin's Evers Says He Prays GOP Investigator Not Named To Panel
• Despite seasonal hiring challenges, business owners have high hopes on the Jersey Shore
• 3 sue Pittsburgh police claiming injuries during downtown protests
• Baltimore County Seeks Public Assistance Finding Missing Man
• Coffee Lab in Evanston connecting coffee and culture
• Minnesota High Schooler Takes Responsibility For Social Media Threat At Rodriguez High School In Fairfield
• Summer travelers can expect sticker shock experts say
• Former US Army Reservist Timothy Hale-Cusanelli Found Guilty In Jan. 6 Capitol Riot
• Police Investigate Apparent Domestic Stabbing In Minneapolis
• Maryland Episcopal Diocese Awards $175K In Reparations Fund Grants
• CBS3 SummerFest: Be Prepared To Spend More At The Jersey Shore This Summer
• Texas DPS Director: Students and teachers called 911 while police waited
• Colorado Congressman Introduces Bill To Protect Military Academy Cadets From Punishment Over Vaccines
• 2nd Probable Case Of Monkeypox Identified In Sacramento County Through Contact Tracing
• Illinois Senator Dick Durbin calls for gun reform ahead of anticipated summer violence
• Robbinsdale City Council Member Resigns After DWI Charge
• 5 Republican candidates for Michigan governor barred from ballot over invalid signatures
• 'Do Your Jobs': Pennsylvania Gov. Wolf, Advocates Rally For Stronger Gun Laws
• BottleRock Napa Valley brings music, gourmet food to Wine Country
• Ball and Chain serving up Cuban classics for the past 80 years
• Denver Police Face Another Lawsuit Stemming From 2020 Protests
• Next Weather: Top 10 Weather Day Going Into Weekend, But Severe Storms Possible Sunday
• DNR Asks People To Report Black Bear Sightings In Metro Area
• 2 Teens Charged After Shots Fired At Detroit Police Officers
• Maryland Weather: Tornado Watch Canceled For State, Severe Thunderstorm Warning Over
• Massachusetts reports 3,092 new COVID cases, 12 additional deaths
• California Gov. Newsom, New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern Sign Pledge To Fight Climate Change
• There will be a strong police presence in Miami Beach to guarantee a safe Memorial Day holiday.
• Lost Bronze Star returned to family of Lower Burrell veteran
• Pandemic Highlighted Need To Address Disparities In Minority Access To Mental Health Care, Advocates Say
• NASA moon rocket ready for another fueling test
• President Biden Sends Off Naval Academy's Graduating Class Of 2022
• Wall Street breaks 7-week losing streak — longest since 2001
• A CNN Hero And Grief Counselor Has Advice On Speaking To Children About The Uvalde Massacre
• "Taps Across America" to remember the fallen on Memorial Day
• FBI Asks Baltimore Residents For Tips On Violent Crime
• Some U.S. counties requiring warning signs where guns are sold
• The Uvalde shooting suspect bought more than 1,000 rounds of ammunition
• Newly-Released Warrants Say Police Drove Julissa Thaler Home Before Discovering Eli Hart's Body In Trunk
• Parole Recommended For Manson Family Member Patricia Krenwinkel; Previously Denied 14 Times
• Arrests made in deadly shooting outside San Leandro bar
• Boulder County Moves Into 'High Level' For COVID Cases
• 3 plead guilty in large conspiracy to defraud Pennsylvania Medicaid
• Republicans Kept Off Michigan Ballot Turn To The Courts
• Partial beach closure at Pt. Reyes over holiday weekend to protect plover nests
• Hundreds Of Sick And Dying Brown Pelicans Are Being Found In California
• Documents reveal fate of 13 U.S. sailors from iconic WWII ship
• Wallen L. Andrews Elementary School placed on lockdown as LASD searches for pair of potentially armed suspects
• Here Are Some Memorial Day Events Happening In Metro Detroit
• 15-year-old Glenbard North student accused of drawing threats against school on test
• Oakland tax hike on largest businesses heading to voters in November
• STRIVE Prep Students Walk Out Of Class, Northfield Students Gather At State Capitol To Protest Gun Violence
• Baltimore By Baltimore Festival Set To Launch In June, Highlighting Local Makers And Artists
• Arrests made in Beverly Crest follow-home robbery in April
• Artist Danielle Mastrion's gives detailed tour of her new "Welcome to Coney Island" mural
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Rain moves out, heat coming in time for Memorial Day
• The Hungarian Pastry Shop: Purveyor of coffee, cake, and conversation since 1961
• May is cystic fibrosis awareness month
• Fire rescue officials emphasize water safety for boaters, jet skiers this holiday weekend
• Harold Henthorn Hearing Concludes, Judge To Issue Written Opinion
• Denver Zoo Raises $50K To Help Zoos In Ukraine
• One person was hospitalized after a car ended up in a SW Miami-Dade pond
• Mother of child killed in Texas: "Her favorite color was green"
• New York accuses 30 retailers of price-gouging for baby formula
• 22-Year-Old Suffers Severe Head Injury In Dirt Bike Crash, Wasn't Wearing Helmet
• School Counselor Shares How The Mental Health of Children Is More Important Now Than Ever Before
• Paid extras needed for season 2 of 'Mayor of Kingstown,' filming in Pittsburgh
• Rabies Found In Bat At Jefferson County Park
• U.S. stymied trying to seize oligarch's yacht in Fiji
• Arlington Police Department investigating Bay Hill Drive homicide
• Rising Water Levels In Koochiching Co. Prompt Road Closures, Voluntary Evacuations
• Exhibits honor 'Peanuts' creator Charles Schulz on 100th
• High Levels Of COVID-19 Community Transmission Detected In Baltimore Area
• 2 adults, juvenile arrested in connection with Perris home invasion
• Officials urge South Florida residents to prepare for upcoming hurricane season
• Camel, Exotic Birds Among Animals Rescued From Sutter County Property; 2 People Suspected Of Animal Abuse
• LASD units to patrol beaches over the summer
• President Biden Tells Naval Academy Grads Putin 'NATO-ized Europe'
• Maker of rifle used in Uvalde withdraws from NRA convention
• McDaniels not trying to be Belichick in Las Vegas
• Fourth Of July Fireworks, Celebrations Return To The Inner Harbor This Year
• It will be a hot, muggy and rainy weekend
• NYPD officers hailed as heroes for saving blind man from subway tracks
• Suspicious death of San Jose woman in February prompts homicide investigation
• Good news, house hunters: The market is starting to cool
• Police: Woman killed man who fired rifle into party crowd in West Virginia
• Teen charged with threatening shooting at Long Island high school
• Police at Hampton Beach ready for Memorial Day weekend crowds
• Retired Marine Corps sergeant gifted $100,000 truck with hand controls after losing legs in Afghanistan
• Chicago has had most mass shootings in U.S. since 2018 -- what's the solution?
• Complaints mount against Chicago's last Black bank: 'It's like the Flintstones'
• This week on "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan," May 29, 2022
• Rosemead High School students ordered to stay home following possible shooting threat
• 2 arrested in April fatal shooting in East San Jose
• Radnor High School Dismisses Students After Going On Lockdown Due To Bomb Threat
• Suspect Shot, Killed After Pursuit, Shootout With Deputies
• Officials continuing to investigate deaths at Bahamas resort
• A ride along with Colonial Country Club matriarch Marty Leonard
• CDC moves Ventura, Orange, San Diego Counties to 'medium' tier
• 4 Farm Workers Dead After Vehicle Crashes Into Tree In Yolo County
• Pennsylvania Senate GOP primary recount begins
• Santa Rosa man arrested on narcotics trafficking after fentanyl found in home
• 300 Elementary School Students Participate In Annual Wildwood Ceremony Unlocking Summer Season
• Warriors emphatically answer their doubters -- the dynasty's not over yet
• Prison panel recommends parole for Manson follower Patricia Krenwinkel
• Philadelphia Residents Rally Against Gun Violence In Wake Of Mass Shooting At Texas Elementary School
• COVID In MN: Case Growth Rate Decreasing, Along With Virus Levels In Metro Wastewater
• Barack Obama catches up with the boy who asked to touch his hair
• LeBron James surprises Ohio kids on their last day of school
• Parents not told of security breach at Boxford school
• IDPH issues warning of rabid bats in 4 Illinois counties
• Maggie Daley Park climbing wall opens Friday
• Chicago Park District beaches to open for season Friday
• Suspect sentenced to 13 years in prison in fatal Fremont DUI crash
• Philadelphia Weather: Severe Storm To Bring Potential For Damaging Winds, Flooding And Isolated Tornadoes
• City Of Dearborn Hosts Emergency Baby Formula Distribution Event
• Draymond Green expects Celtics-Warriors Finals
• Man, 40, Dies After Shooting In Riverbank Applebee's Parking Lot
• Man arrested after "school shooter" signs found in 3 NH communities
• "This will be our largest hiring year": How airlines are preparing for busy summer travel season
• Green Is The New Purple: Rockies Sporting Mountain Range With Nike MLB City Connect Series Uniform
• Texas School Shooting: Official Says Delay In Breaching School Door Was 'Wrong Decision' (CBS News)
• Federal judge tosses Trump's lawsuit seeking to halt N.Y. investigation
• "Top Gun" sequel offers "great glimpse" of reality of naval officers
• NRA convention in Houston brings those from both sides of gun debate
• The best deals at the Samsung Memorial Day sale: 'The Frame' smart TV, smart refrigerators and more
• Judge dismisses Trump lawsuit against NY AG investigation
• Sacramento Fire Chief Gary Loesch Says He Was Fired By The City
• Road rage incidents see more than 41% increase in first part of 2022
• Inaugural senior class at Oakland high school all accepted to 4-year colleges
• 'Don't Fry Day,' reminds to protect yourself against skin cancer
• DOJ Declines For 3rd Time To Bring Charges Against Former FBI Agents Who Botched Nassar Case
• Mayor Gainey names interim police chief following Schubert's retirement announcement
• The best Memorial Day deals at Amazon: TVs, headphones, gift cards and more
• Key inflation gauge eases for the first time since 2020
• Lobster industry sees largest price drop in years
• The best spring cleaning deals this Memorial Day: Top sales on washers and dryers, dishwashers, vacuums and more
• Police: Richfield H.S. Student Voluntarily Comes Forward After A Threat Cancels Classes
• 'This is the dream job:' Steelers officially introduce Omar Khan as new general manager
• Fewer flights and higher fares aren't keeping travelers at home
• AAA says gas prices are record breaking this Memorial Day weekend
• Where's Marty? Kicking Off Memorial Day Weekend With Jimmy's
• Firefighters Pull Person Out Of Car That Crashed Into Tree Off I-80 In Fairfield
• Dallas police trying to ID burglary suspect caught on camera
• Traffic Jam & Snug In Detroit's Midtown Destroyed In Fire
• Tank Vs Talk: Baltimore's Gervonta Davis Aims To Quiet Challenger Romero
• Colorado Attorney General Pushes New Law To Fight Fraud As State Doles Out Billions In Federal Aid Dollars
• Memorial Day travelers will be paying record prices at the gas pump
• U.S. leaning toward meeting Ukraine's desperate plea for "heavy weapons"
• Philadelphia Eagles To Be First NFL Team To Launch Brand Campaign In Africa
• 2 Swimmers Exposed To Toxic Gas In Ocean City Pool, Hospitalized
• Stores have too much stuff. Get ready for discounts
• Wildwoods Island Shuttle Service Launches Ahead Of Memorial Day Weekend
• K9 In Eagle County Helps Find 30 Pounds Of Meth Inside Truck
• Crews Work To Clear 2-5 Foot Snowdrifts From Trail Ridge Road
• More Texas school shooting questions as community tries to heal
• CDC Identifies 9 Monkeypox Cases In 7 States
• History Colorado Opens Museums To Children & Teens For Free
• New Law Puts NHL Great Konstantinov's 24/7 Care In Jeopardy
• Here's where gas prices are most expensive in New England
• Biden tells Naval Academy grads they're ready to face an uncertain world
• It's Griller Time: Miller Lite Announces New Beer-Infused Charcoal To 'Lite' Up Grills This Summer
• Trevory Story red hot for Red Sox, but he's not alone
• Truck Driver Crashes, Leaves Scene, Leaving ID And Tablet, Returns To Scene, Police Call Him Out On Facebook
• Mattel's first transgender Barbie designed after Laverne Cox
• Senate Confirms Steven Cliff To Lead National Highway Safety Agency
• PTL Links: May 27, 2022
• Mayor Gainey names interim police chief following Schubert's retirement announcement
• Woman Charged With Attempted Murder After Citizen's Arrest In West Baltimore Shooting
• Judge tosses statements made by man charged in girl's 1972 murder
• Sen. Alex Padilla Intros New Bill To Have Government Pay More Of Wildfire Fight Costs
• Single-vehicle collision prompts closure of Wilshire Boulevard in Westwood
• Philadelphia Weather: Southeastern Pennsylvania, South Jersey, Delaware Under Slight Risk For Severe Weather As Memorial Day Weekend Begins
• 1 Person Shot, 1 In Custody In Kalamazoo McDonald's Shooting
• Kentucky coal firm held in contempt over West Virginia mine pollution
• Department Of Fish And Wildlife's "Trap, Tag, Haze" Program Sabotaged By Angry Tahoe Community Members
• Lifeguards back on duty to kick off beach season this weekend
• Memorial Day Weekend Travel Expected To Be Busiest Since 2019 As Gas Prices Remain At Record High
• 405 Freeway experiences hours-long congestion due to man lying on freeway bridge
• 'A Person Of Genius': Ohio Exhibits Honor 'Peanuts' Creator, Charles Schulz, On 100th
• Driver charged in death of 1-year-old Lian Mashni on Staten Island
• 25,000 Pounds Of Lake Tahoe Trash To Be Turned Into Eagle Sculpture
• Man, 41, Found Fatally Shot Inside Vehicle In Northeast Baltimore
• PHL Expects 500,000 Passengers To Come Through Airport During Memorial Day Weekend
• Baltimore Woman, 83, Shot While Reading Book In Bed, Police Say
• Survey: Grilling Is One Of The Most-Planned Activities For Memorial Day
• 15-Year-Old Boy Found Dead Inside Stranger's Home In South Philadelphia, Police Say
• Pre-pandemic levels of travel expected over Memorial Day Weekend despite high gas prices, rising COVID numbersl
• It all worked out in the end, Rangers score 3 in 9th top A's 4-1
• First Alert Weather: Red Alert for thunderstorms Friday
• Future Leaders Winner Excels In Math & Science, Inspires Others On The Autism Spectrum
• Movie Theaters Hoping 'Top Gun' Sequel Will Bring Many Back To Theaters
• Staying away from the 'danger zone': Keeping your food safe on Memorial Day Weekend
• Testimony concludes in civil trial between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard
• Golden State Warriors Beat Luka Dončić Led Mavericks, Reach Sixth NBA Finals In Eight Years
• Service today for subway shooting victim Daniel Enriquez
• Maryland Weather: Rain Showers Continue But Expect A Sunny Weekend
• 1 dead, 1 injured after car slams into Bronx home
• CBS3 SummerFest: Chandler Lutz's Favorite Spots Along The Wildwood Boardwalk
• NRA holds gun show in Texas just days after school massacre
• Pittsburgh Weather: Rain showers start and end the day on Friday
• Man convicted for killing wife's coworker, forcing her to behead him
• Baby Formula Shortage Highlights Racial Disparities
• Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Sarah Lovern Set To Attend Flight Academy At Delaware State University Before Heading To Military
• Anger, confusion grow over police response to Texas school shooting
• Pittsburgh once again featured as an answer on Jeopardy
• Memorial Day Weekend travelers take to the roads and skies
• Outrage over death of Black man seen held in gas-filled police vehicle
• Mexico slams U.S. gunmakers after Texas school shooting
• Anger, confusion grow over police response to Texas school shooting
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Weekend warmup ahead
• Maryland Edges Indiana 6-5 In 11 Innings In Big Ten Tourney
• "The Takeout": I tested positive for COVID, so I interviewed Dr. Fauci
• One Year Later: Police concerns lead to action taken by Simon Properties at Ross Park Mall
• Food Truck Friday: Donali's offers surf, turf and wedding ceremonies
• Jeffrey Thomas, suspended Somerset District Attorney, given permission to work
• Suspect taken into custody after trading gunfire with officers in Homewood
• To Do List: Cambridge music festival, Marshfield arts, Highland Games
• 8 Great Danes Rescued From Minivan In Western Minnesota: 'The Worst We've Seen In A Long Time'
• In Sartell, Beloved 'Grandpa Kevin' Is Sharing Life Lessons To Elementary School Students
• 5 people arrested in connection with gun trafficking
• Trevor Story hits 7th homer in 7 games as Red Sox crush White Sox

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• Florida Law Enforcement Officials Reassure Parents On Potential School Shooter Threat
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• Death Of Child Pulled From Homestead Pond Under Investigation
• Security experts question police response at Texas school shooting scene
• Fight over gun laws takes center stage at NRA convention in Houston
• Texas police admit mistakes were made during Texas school shooting
• Uvalde shooting puts school security in the spotlight
• Officials Worry Large Crowds Will Leave Mess Behind After Memorial Day Weekend
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• Chief Moore cautions against rush to judgment in law enforcement response to Uvalde shooting
• Suspects crash into vehicle while fleeing from deputies
• Pittsburg church community devastated after fire guts sanctuary
• San Francisco police: officers fatally shot 2 men fighting with knife under I-280 overpass
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• Report: Lakers hiring Darvin Ham as head coach
• 2 names added to Massachusetts Fallen Heroes Memorial
• Unvaccinated students not allowed to walk at Granada Hills high school graduation
• Santa Cruz Boardwalk makes push to attract Bay Area staycationers
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• LA City Councils votes to buy back Chinatown apartment building
• NRA goes ahead with convention in Texas, amid massive protests
• Texas governor "livid" law enforcement gave him bad information on school gunman
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• Golden State fans make mad dash for NBA Finals tickets
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• CPD budget allows for 1,300 more officers than are on the force now
• New Zealand prime minister meets with Gov. Newsom in S.F.
• Authorities: Girl pleaded 'momma, stop!' as mother smothered her
• Delay in confronting school shooter earlier was 'wrong decision' official says
• Gov. Abbott says he was “misled” about police response to Texas school shooting
• Pittsburgh Chalk Fest is almost here
• Small plane crashes in Elizabeth Township
• Portion of Allegheny River remains closed after train derailment
• Motorcycle officer taken to the hospital after collision in Pasadena
• Jury deliberations underway in Johnny Depp and Amber Heard defamation trial
• Trying to save a buck? Here are some Memorial Day deals
• Pause For A Cause: Florida Children's Theatre
• How Police Should've Acted In Robb Elementary School Shooting
• Local athlete's Olympic gold medal stolen from car
• EPA monitoring environmental impact of Harmar Township train derailment
• City announces plan to prevent violence during Memorial Day weekend
• Personal watercraft Castaic Upper Lake over Memorial Day Weekend, county says
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• Senators working on bipartisan effort to establish federal gun control measures
• Some Chicago public schools do not have classroom doors that lock from inside
• Ozone action today for parts of North Texas tomorrow
• Elementary school placed on lockdown temporarily as LASD searches for pair of potentially armed susp
• Texas GOP officials call for arming more teachers after Uvalde
• Texas Gov. Abbott "misled," "livid" about inaccurate information on police response to shooting
• Beverly Hills police arrest two people for grand theft
• Advocacy groups rally outside of NRA convention
• NRA holds Texas convention days after Uvalde shooting
• Next Weather: WBZ Evening Update For May 27
• Participants prepare for Taps Across America tradition
• 5 killed in Pennsylvania house explosion
• Doctors recommend masks, outdoor activities over Memorial Day weekend
• Severe storms could damper Memorial Day weekend in Northeast
• Opa-locka Hialeah Flea Market Vendors: 'We have to leave like dogs'
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• Texas school rampage renews push for "red flag" laws
• Teachers at CPS schools deal with doubling classrooms amid substitute shortage
• NRA holds convention days after Texas massacre
• WBZ News Update For May 27, 2022
• Vehicle plows through house in Downers Grove
• Texas police: "Wrong decision" to delay confronting gunman
• South Florida Housing Trends: Real Estate Inventory Shrunk, Prices Skyrocketed
• 3 plead guilty in large conspiracy to defraud Pennsylvania Medicaid
• Parents not told of security breach at Masconomet Regional High School in Boxford
• Local woman who grew up in Uvalde reflects on tragedy
• Hyundai Air and Sea Show Files Over Miami Beach This Weekend
• AAPI youth program matches school-age kids with volunteer mentors
• Crews clean up oil leaking into Allegheny River after 17 train cars derail in Harmar Township
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Clear skies by evening
• KDKA-TV Evening Forecast (5/27)
• Uvalde gunman bought more than 1,000 rounds of ammunition before school attack
• Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg says combating gun crime "is our top priority"
• Anger, devastation after law enforcement officials give update on Uvalde shooting
• Coastal Mass. businesses ready for unofficial start of summer as staffing return closer to normal
• Peaceful protests at NRA convention
• Activist, elected officials rally to keep local CVS open
• Large Crowds Expected In Miami Beach
• Verizon worker allegedly stabbed NJ homeowner in neck
• Children who survived Uvalde school shooting share their stories
• NYC beaches open Saturday
• Texas DPS on Uvalde shooting: 'It was the wrong decision,' not to breach classroom
• Police Will Be Out In Force In Miami Beach To Ensure A Safe Memorial Day Holiday
• Chicago Police to provide saturation patrols this Memorial Day weekend
• Celtics fans confident team can bring Boston another championship
• Taste of the Town: Ball And Chain serves up Cuban classics with a side of salsa music for 8 decades
• Prosecutors say murder of 9-year-old boy in Skokie was act of "revenge"
• Man charged after trading gunfire with officers in Homewood
• Paralympics champion making a comeback at 60
• Investigators say Skokie killing was revenge for expressway shooting
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 5/27 Friday evening update at 5:45 p.m.
• Marine Corps veteran gifted $100,000 truck with hand controls
• Nick Hardy using NV5 Invitational as a rehab start of sorts before return to PGA Tour
• "It's just horrifying": Mattapan classroom processing emotions after Texas school shooting
• Psychologists say pandemic, environmental factors contribute to adult suicide
• Pittsburgh Police Chief Scott Schubert announces retirement
• "Let's Talk Fentanyl" ads on subways raising questions
• Tiny home community in Lake Dallas becomes a 'hot commodity'
• 'Don't Fry Day,' reminds to protect yourself against skin cancer
• Judge rules man charged in EMT's death unfit for trial
• Judge dismisses Trump's lawsuit against NY attorney general
• Man Accused Of Setting Wife On Fire, Hitting Her With His Car
• Gov. Baker vetoes bill allowing undocumented immigrants to get driver's licenses
• Pittsburgh organization receives large shipment of baby formula
• Chicago to pay $600,000 to man hurt when scooter hit pothole
• Student arrested for allegedly threatening mass shooting at Long Island high school
• Gardening 101: annuals and perennials
• Brush Fire In SW Miami-Dade 90% Contained
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 5/27 Friday evening update at 5:30 p.m.
• Numbers break down severity of Chicago Police officer staffing shortage
• CBS2's John Dias takes flight with Blue Angels
• Hialeah Shooting Investigation
• New Yorkers will have "X" gender option on driver's license
• Gov. Abbott discusses resources for Uvalde
• PM weather update with Erin Moran
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• Business owners have high hopes on the Jersey Shore
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• Abbott on inaccurate information: I was livid
• More outdoor dining sheds pulled to accommodate 9th Avenue repairs
• 3 sue Pittsburgh police claiming injuries during downtown protests
• Patriotism, appreciation on display at Memorial Day Weekend observances
• Investigators say Skokie shooting was revenge for expressway shooting
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• Protestors present at NRA convention three days after Uvalde school shooting
• Weather cancels practice for Jones Beach Air Show
• 2 Hospitalized As Van Ends Up In Pond In SW Miami-Dade
• Illinois Sen. Dick Durbin calls for sensible gun reform
• Bipartisan group of senators trying to find compromise on gun safety law
• Growing anger over police response during Texas school shooting
• Law enforcement officials report serious mistakes in response to Texas school massacre
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 5/27 Friday evening update at 5 p.m.
• Dr. Anthony Fauci on "The Takeout" — 5/27/2022
• Manhunt intensifies for cyclist Moriah Wilson's killer
• WEB EXTRA: Robb Elementary School Memorial On Friday
• William Shatner talks with CBSLA's Amy Johnson about the upcoming Hollywood Charity Horse Show
• Jif salmonella recall expands to dozens of other products
• Musicians gear up for "Taps Across America' on Memorial Day
• MoneyWatch: Markets snap multi-week streak of losses
• Bay Area scholar to tell stories of different cultures with podcast
• AAA To Activate Free 'Tow To Go' Program For Memorial Day Weekend
• Reporter Update: Uvalde native living in Pittsburgh devastated by tragedy
• Police admit to delay in breaching classroom during Texas school shooting
• LASD searching for pair of suspects who fled from crashed vehicle in City of Industry
• Chargers hold "First Down for First Books" event for kids
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• Texas officials say mistakes were made in response to school shooting
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• Alliance for Coney Island unveils new "Welcome to Coney Island" mural
• Oakland high school senior class achieves 100% acceptance to 4-year college
• May is cystic fibrosis awareness month
• Memorial Day Weekend travel underway
• 2's Got Your Ticket: "Athena" at Writers Theatre
• Students at St. Edmund's celebrate Holi for AAPI Month
• Several participants drop out of NRA convention following Texas school shooting
• Lobster prices drop ahead of summer season
• TechWatch: Anti-gun bots wreak havoc on social media
• Closing arguments in the Johnny Depp-Amber Heard defamation trial
• Boaters Urged Caution This Holiday Weekend
• Tips on saving money as prices climb
• Retired Marine Corps sergeant gifted Ford F-150 modified with hand controls
• Texas DPS shares update on Uvalde school shooting investigation
• Officials urge residents to prepare for hurricane season
• NYPD officers who saved blind man on subway tracks honored at City Hall
• Cannabis garden the newest addition to Carnaval San Francisco
• 1 Hospitalized After Car Ends Up In SW Miami-Dade Canal
• Driver charged in crash that killed 1-year-old on Staten Island
• Military Monday: May 30, 2022
• Teen arrested for threatening school shooting on Long Island
• Police at Hampton Beach ready for Memorial Day weekend crowds
• KDKA-TV Afternoon Forecast (5/27)
• Steelers introduce new general manager
• CBSMiami.com Weather @ Your Desk 5-27-22 12PM
• Russia intensifies attacks on Ukraine's eastern Donbas region
• Bronze Star returned to family of late WWII veteran in Lower Burrell
• Firearms were leading cause of death for children in 2020
• Millions head out for Memorial Day Weekend
• What both sides of gun debate are saying as NRA Convention, protests get underway in Houston
• Crews clean up after train derails in Harmar Township
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 5/27 Friday afternoon update
• Columbine survivor provides insight into the healing process
• LeBron James surprises kids on the last day of school
• Mayor Gainey names interim police chief following Schubert's retirement announcement
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• Grandfather of 10-year-old victim killed in Texas shooting recalls hearing the news
• Special Report: Texas officials say "wrong decision" delayed school shooting response
• Marty Leonard keeping golf history alive at Colonial
• WBZ News Update For May 27, 2022
• KDKA In Your Neighborhood: Pittsburgh University Prep
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• PTL Pupdate: Pups go to the Pirates game
• Mayor, police commissioner honor officers who saved man from subway tracks
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• Daisy's outdoor space gets a makeover from Levin Furniture
• I-Team: Man in Salem Police shirt gets past security at Masconomet Regional High School in Boxford
• Multiple "school shooter" signs found in 3 New Hampshire communities
• Controversy over NRA convention in wake of the Texas school shooting
• Stranger helps calm crying baby on flight
• Senator Ted Cruz walks away from interview after being asked about mass shootings in the U.S.
• 'Top Gun: Maverick' hits theaters
• All-American Magician Eric Davis does some Memorial Day magic
• Bucco fever in Pittsburgh
• Greater Pittsburgh Food Truck Festival comes to Hollywood Casino
• Pittsburgh Today Live Chat: May 27, 2022
• AAPI Heritage Month: Interviewing Ke Huy Quan and his return to the silver screen
• CBSLA.com: The Rundown (May 27 AM Edition)
• Business analyst discusses housing market and how to cope with rising rent prices
• Next Weather: WBZ mid-morning forecast for May 27
• The Aguilar family takes their Warriors love to social media
• Warriors fans line up all night for gear as team advances to NBA Finals
• Top Guns: Former Naval aviators Lt. Allan Cartwright and Lt. Rich Keefe recall their flying days
• AAPI Heritage Month: Michelle Zauner of Japanese Breakfast
• First Alert Weather Forecast for Friday
• PIX Now -- Friday morning news headlines from KPIX news room
• Amber Lee's weather forecast (May 27)
• Meet the nominees: Gabby Beans
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• Health expert joins studio to discuss safety tips for Memorial Day Weekend
• Meet the nominees: Christopher Wheeldon
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• Daughter of Sandy Hook victim on need for gun reform after Uvalde massacre
• Washington Post database tracks all U.S. school shootings since Columbine
• Meet the nominees: Tracy Letts
• Mounting criticism over police response to Texas school shooting
• 2-alarm fire sweeps through Pittsburg church
• Meet the nominees: Tom Kitt
• Life on hold as classes, graduation canceled after Uvalde shooting
• Food Truck Friday: Donali's offers surf, turf and wedding ceremonies
• Questions about law enforcement response in Uvalde continue
• A reflection on loss and how our nation remembers ahead of Memorial Day
• A first look at the Liverpool-Real Madrid UEFA Champions League Final
• Gas prices surge as Texans hit the road for the holiday weekend
• 3.1 million Southern Californians expected to travel over Memorial Day Weekend
• "Wheel of Fortune Live!" coming to Lynn
• Minnesota dad consoles crying toddler with whipped cream
• Castaic Upper Lake closed to watercraft over Memorial Day Weekend due to low water levels
• How to negotiate increases in rent and navigate rising home prices
• Your Friday Morning Headlines, May 27th, 2022
• To Do List: Cambridge music festival, Marshfield arts, Highland Games
• 405 Freeway experiences hours-long traffic snarl due to man lying on bridge over freeway
• How a public health approach could curb gun violence, according to an epidemiologist
• Coffee Lab in Evanston connecting coffee and culture
• Abbott skipping in-person NRA convention appearance: CBS News Flash May 27, 2022
• Travel Watch: Tips for navigating sky-high prices
• Tributes pour in for "Goodfellas" star Ray Liotta
• Memorial Day Weekend food safety tips
• Families and community mourn Robb Elementary shooting victims
• Can Congress find common ground on gun reform?
• Fire breaks out on Carnival Freedom
• The National Rifle Association begins its annual conference in Houston today
• Experts predict return to pre-pandemic levels of travel over Memorial Day Weekend
• Ukrainian military hopes American weapons will turn the tide
• More than 39 million expected to travel Memorial Day weekend
• NRA convention begins amid Texas shooting aftermath
• Families cope with tragedy in Texas after shooting kills 19 students, 2 teachers
• New details in the Uvalde shooting raise questions, increase scrutiny of law enforcement
• City officials to address summer safety plans ahead of Memorial Day weekend
• Police response to Texas school shooting faces criticism as updated timeline emerges
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• AM weather update with Anne Elise Parks
• James Corden, Harry Styles surprise Brooklyn roommates
• Chicago Park District beaches to open for season Friday
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Weekend warmup ahead
• One Year Later: Panic at Ross Park Mall (Pt. 2)
• New info on Gender Recognition Act
• Officer sprints to stop vehicle after driver suffers medical episode
• N.J. state parks free this weekend
• First Alert Weather: Red Alert for rain tonight
• 1 dead after car hits Bronx home
• Questions about police response to Texas school shooting
• Rockaway celebrates start of beach season
• KDKA-TV Morning Forecast (5/27)
• Wake today for subway shooting victim
• One Year Later: Panic at Ross Park Mall (Pt. 1)
• Memorial Day Weekend travel in full swing
• Next Weather: WBZ morning forecast for May 27
• Suspened Somerset DA gets new job
• Suspect in custody after exchanging gunfire with police
• 5 people arrested in connection with gun trafficking
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