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• Man hospitalized after massive brawl breaks out in Westchester bowling alley
• Sacramento groups preparing for influx of migrants as Title 42 expires
• Erie residents prepare for another possible hailstorm
• Jacklyn Zeman, actress who played Bobbie Spencer on "General Hospital," Dies at 70
• Half of Stockton's homicides this year remain unsolved; police, grieving families push for tips in cases
• Sacramento Police Department struggling with dispatcher shortage
• Democrats at state Capitol disband criminal justice commission
• Curry, Wiggins lift Warriors to 121-106 win over the Lakers in Game 5
• Pico Rivera passes anti-street takeover ordinance, allowing permanent seizure of cars
• Stephen Curry, Warriors stave off elimination, force Game 6 by beating Lakers 121-106
• Man dies from "homicidal violence" at Thief River Falls workplace, police say
• 1 dead, 4 injured in shooting at apartment building on Girard Avenue in Denver
• "So much more to life": Neighbor helps teen shot on American Avenue in Sacramento
• Kirilloff's single scores automatic runner in 11th, Twins beat Padres 4-3
• Tom Holland reflects on mental health struggles
• Video: Semi slams into parked SUV on I-94 in Wright County
• Knicks beat Heat in Game 5 to cut deficit to a game
• Honor Flight takes 10,000th veteran to Washington D.C. after last month's cancellation
• 6 Bridgeport HS soccer players arrested, charged with hazing teammates
• Highways pose greatest danger for potential Pa. hazmat situation, investigation finds
• Verlander gets 1st win with Mets as NY edges Reds
• Suspect charged with rape in connection to sexual assault near Penn, Drexel: police
• McKeesport candidates say campaign signs have been damaged or removed
• Bill banning vaping in public buildings goes to Gov. Pritzker's desk
• Rep. George Santos pleads not guilty to 13 federal charges
• Peabody teen completes Langham Pond Eagle Scout project after supplies stolen
• "It was a war": Swiftie part of Ticketmaster/Live Nation lawsuit over ticket fiasco
• Mayor Eric Adams: New York City failed Jordan Neely
• Hopewell Area School District hosts community discussion about school safety
• Cook County sheriff on struggles to remove guns from those with revoked FOID cards
• Mom says daughter who brought gun to school had been having mental health issues
• Drag queen makeup class draws supporters, protesters to Danvers library
• Deportations in South Florida, hours before pandemic-era Title 42 ends
• Long COVID patients desperate for answers, relief
• Woman wanted in Haverford Township hit-and-run that injured 5-year-old
• NYC suspends right to shelter rules for asylum seekers
• Richfield students among 30 other Minnesota high schoolers surprised with $16K Wallin Scholarships for college
• Iron ore and baseball celebrated at Chisholm's Minnesota Museum of Mining
• Army rolls out rehab plan for military working horses
• Wine on the Waterfront brings entertainment, wines of all kinds to Canton
• Metro Transit swears in new police officers amid battle to quell safety concerns
• Harford County teachers and parents concerned about proposed cuts to county budget
• Maryland residents with Kias and Hyundais can get free wheel locks in Laurel Saturday
• Silver Alerts are not in Michigan: Could they help?
• Pakistani Americans protest in Dearborn following arrest of former prime minister Imran Khan
• 2nd Michigan school district bans backpacks after loaded gun found
• CBS Detroit previews Michigan State University study on mental health crisis among youth
• Lance Lynn gives up 7 runs as White Sox lose to Royals
• 'No ambulance, no sirens': How a ransomware attack on Dallas delayed emergency response
• Minnesota Senate passes deepfakes bill to criminalize people sharing altered sexual, political content
• 4 hurt in explosion at Wisconsin condo building
• Police: 16-year-old girl shot in head in Queens
• Police shoot man accused of firing gun in Passaic
• Lawndale shooting wounds man in face, leaves him in critical condition
• FBI, police search for evidence in Redwood City in Ylva Hagner case, missing since 1996
• Suspect caught on video throwing chair into window of Detroit bar arrested
• Motorcyclist killed in collision with pickup truck in Williams
• NFL schedule: Eagles-49ers NFC championship rematch announced for 2023 season
• Ex-teacher accused of sending texts to girl, 10, facing additional charges
• Michigan company recalls pork rind products due to no federal inspection
• Berkeley wrestles with dark history of the city's namesake
• LA City Council moves forward with motion to build speed humps outside all public schools
• Eagles' Jalen Carter sued in relation to deadly Georgia crash
• Dallas artist adding his work to growing memorial outside Allen Premium Outlets mall
• North Texas nonprofits prepare to receive more asylum seekers
• Walnut Creek police warn people to look out for ATM card thieves
• Appeals court tosses convictions of 2 parents in 'Varsity Blues' college admissions scandal
• Warriors program funds and trains Bay Area minority business owners
• Oakland teacher strike reaches full week; parents find classroom alternatives
• Vail cop arrested, fired, charged with soliciting prostitute and harassment
• CDC investigating possible mpox resurgence amid dozens of new cases
• Former Philadelphia mayors are backing Rebecca Rhynhart, but can she lead the city?
• Bus carrying 31 Venezuelan asylum seekers arrives in Philly from Texas
• Mental Reset Series: CBS Philadelphia's Bill Kelly learns five principles of Tai Chi
• Beyoncé kicks off Renaissance World Tour in Sweden
• "We're all humans": Sacramento's Sudanese community rallying for loved ones back home
• "It's a bad idea": Plans to reopen Nevada County gold mine sparks controversy
• Preorder the Google Pixel 7a, Google's newest flagship phone, today
• Comcast RISE grant offers $5,000 to small business owners
• A walkout turned protest at Rocklin High School over a sexual act investigation
• Alameda man fights climate change with ambitious tree planting initiative
• Volpe's grand slam powers Yanks to rout in sweep of A's
• COPA releases video of gunfire exchange after officer's SUV was stolen on Near West Side
• LA City Council votes to expand anti-camping law in Woodland Hills
• Guaranteed income program helps single mother make ends meet
• Update: Mercury found near Rankin Park in Martinez following spill at Amtrak station
• Autopsy report shows Detroit Dr. Devon Hoover shot twice in the head
• Police: Dad's homemade vape pens fueled deadly Brooklyn fire
• Dog Show winner celebrated at annual lunch in Central Park
• Woodbridge man says French bulldog is being held for ransom
• New program to require curfews, GPS tracking for asylum-seeking families
• 18-year-old dead after motorcycle crash on Veterans Bridge ramp
• While Dallas Stars' Jason Robertson is setting records, he's also giving back to the community
• DA wants to vacate convictions after Mount Vernon investigation
• MVP Joel Embiid leads All-NBA team; runner-up Nikola Jokic lands on 2nd team
• Phillies come back to defeat Blue Jays 2-1 on error in 10th inning
• Gov. Kathy Hochul attends summit on fighting hate crimes
• Fox, Sabonis make history as first pair of Kings teammates named to All-NBA team
• Police: Child dies in Spring Valley after being left in car
• Attorney Ven Johnson speaks on Guidepost Solutions' safety report following Oxford school shooting
• Astros hang on after Ohtani's 2-run homer in 9th inning, beat Angels 5-4
• The criminal histories of the suspects in CPD Officer Areanah Preston's murder
• Jefferson Dad Vail Regatta to be held in Camden County for first time in 84 years
• Ex-CPD officer on a new beat: rescuing abandoned and stray dogs
• "Here Lies Love" to make history with all-Filipino cast
• Loved one speaks out after cousin, friend fatally shot on I-95
• "Sesame Street" introduces first-ever Filipino-American muppet
• Allen outlet mall shooting survivor Irvin Walker in recovery after being shot multiple times
• Heavy accumulation of hail along Colorado's Front Range
• Ohio House advances transgender student-athlete ban for girls' and women's sports
• Mount Vernon receives $1 million to find lead pipes
• All-NBA teams announced; LeBron lands on 3rd team
• Volpe's first career grand slam powers Yanks to 11-3 rout in sweep of lowly A's
• Adams, Thomas homer, Nationals beat Giants 11-6 behind Gray
• NYC Council criticizes response to asylum seekers crisis
• Amidst grief, parents of 19-year-old killed at MOA urge tougher penalties, tighter security
• Ground stop at Denver International Airport amid hail, tornado warnings
• Former United CEO Oscar Munoz talks about the future of aviation in 'Turnaround Time'
• Update: Suspect who slashed passenger on BART train with meat cleaver identified
• Tatum, Brown earn All-NBA honors
• US will let in at least 100,000 Latin Americans to reunite with families
• Archaeological investigation finds musket balls at Fort Necessity battlefield in Fayette County
• East Palestine teaches people to be prepared, Allegheny County's emergency manager says
• Experimental vaccine brings hope for breast cancer patients
• CSX train crashes with tractor-trailer in Rosedale, officials say
• CBI issues Missing Indigenous Alert for 36-year-old out of Denver
• Volpe's first career grand slam powers Yanks to 11-3 rout in sweep of lowly A's
• Relatives of 6-year-old Allen mall shooting survivor focused on healing
• Indiana sheriff's deputy killed, child injured in dog attack
• Leaving a mark: Adley Rutschman latest Oriole to blast home run to Eutaw Street
• Former OC cheer coach charged with molesting 6 youth athletes
• How Brandon Johnson went from relative unknown to next mayor of Chicago
• Constituents, politicians react to charges against Santos
• Center City hit-and-run leaves mother dead, daughter injured; driver arrested
• First Alert Forecast: Nice weather continues Thursday
• New faces on Sky look to defy expectations for upcoming WNBA season
• Richard Wershe Jr. arrested in Miami, accused of attacking girlfriend during sex
• Second lawsuit filed against Television Tower, Inc.
• Candidates explain why they are qualified to oversee county's budget
• With Jackson, WR additions, Monken has high hopes for Ravens
• Ky's Kards sells greeting cards to support jobs for Minnesotans with differing abilities
• Family races to raise money to treat boy's life-threatening neurological disease
• MN Homeland Security: Raymond train derailment show improvements to hazmat response
• Billy Corgan says he paid off hacker who threatened to leak new Smashing Pumpkins songs
• Rising interest rates keeping home buyers and sellers on sidelines
• Son of NBA great Dennis Rodman transferring to USC, joining Bronny James
• Woman, 13-year-old son were innocent bystanders when they were shot on Near West Side, family says
• Gift of Life donor program sets new record during National Donor Month
• Talking Points: 2023 legislature paves way to restore felon voting rights, auto registration
• After 3 years, COVID health emergency ends. How will that change things?
• Philadelphia police find missing 5-year-old
• Andover residents want safety changes after 5-year-old killed while crossing street
• Beyond Meat revenue falls 16% in the first quarter due to weak consumer demand
• Former CPD officer, now psychologist, helps others process grief
• Biden hoping to win over Lawler to prevent debt default
• Ailing Sen. Dianne Feinstein returns to Senate in a wheelchair after months-long absence
• Jalen Brunson scores 38 points, Knicks beat Heat 112-103 in Game 5
• Billie Jean King children's book could end up on list of banned books
• DPD releases body cam video of Oneida Street shooting
• Keller @ Large: Race at the center of City Council redistricting dispute
• TikTok user tours strangers' apartments and asks about their rent
• Jan. 6 defendant who made plans on Facebook for riot sentenced
• Security improvements heading to Michigan Capitol building
• Man killed, 3 students wounded in shooting at off-campus party in Frostburg
• Harvard study finds forgiveness can be good for mental health
• Oklahoma police searching for someone yelling "help" instead find goat
• Man dies from shooting in Northeast Baltimore, police say
• Gov. DeSantis signs controversial bill that targets illegal immigration
• Artificial intelligence could help detect Parkinson's disease, BU study finds
• Planet with "unusually shiny atmosphere" could contain water vapor
• California Sen. Dianne Feinstein returns to D.C. after monthslong absence
• Judge denies Detroit man bond, accused of shooting 3, killing 1 at gas station after argument over $4
• Michigan Senate passes ban on use of phones while driving
• Colorado prepares for end of COVID pandemic federal health emergency
• Getting close with the animals at the Farmyard at the Maryland Zoo
• Sound of gunfire brings heavy police presence to SW Miami-Dade home
• House GOP says 2020 Biden campaign exploited former intel officials
• St. Paul police arrest 17-year-old in youth coach Michael Brasel's shooting death
• Profar's go-ahead single lifts surging Rockies by struggling Pirates
• Chicago Police Officer Areanah Preston murder: A timeline of the case
• Baltimore County police investigating 4-year-old's death in Dundalk
• State launches civil rights investigation triggered by the Antioch police racist text scandal
• Freeman gets 3 RBIs, Kershaw wins NL-best 6th game in Dodgers' 8-1 rout of Brewers
• Dem lawmakers reach deal to include 2 gun control measures in public safety bill
• Starbucks customers peeved at new $1 charge for "no water" drinks
• Wexford firefighters rescue 11 trapped ducklings
• Feds: Doral man impersonated FBI agents, defrauded elderly
• 2 factors influencing gold prices now
• Update: Police seek suspects following high-speed chase, crash in Oakland
• As legalized gambling becomes pervasive, NCAA rules against it remain strict with tough penalties
• Man dies from house fire in Dundalk, officials say
• 3 times pet insurance is worth it for cats
• Embiid, 76ers Jokic, Nuggets on brink of conference finals in Game 6
• Overnight hailstorm causes damage in parts of Front Range
• Investigation: Phone, vape and laptop batteries catching fire on planes
• Thunderstorms will bring more large hail, damaging wind, and possible tornadoes on Wednesday
• Michigan Rep. Dan Kildee says he's back in office after "successful" surgery removing tumor
• Thousands of Minnesota students could get free tuition next year: Here's who will qualify
• Students learn from WJZ personalities, zoo experts during 'School at the Zoo'
• Man sentenced to 244 years for dealing massive amount of drugs
• Detroit's east side sees high number of OD deaths, volunteers hand out Narcan kits
• James Paxton activated from IL, set to make debut Friday
• Dustin Pedroia still helping the Red Sox on the field, albeit behind the scenes
• San Jose assisted-living facility worker's death ruled homicide
• Man credits Apple Watch with saving his life after hit-and-run
• What the latest inflation numbers mean for your savings
• Pittsburgh's 4 farmers markets return for the season this month
• Beyoncé kicks off Renaissance World Tour with futuristic stadium spectacle
• Special market in Minneapolis is designed to celebrate moms
• Maple Leafs avoid elimination by topping Panthers 2-1 in Game 4
• Opa-locka Police Chief Scott Israel reflects on job one year later
• Edgewood residents hopeful on assistance following historic flooding
• Crime Stoppers offering cash reward for info on 2022 murder of 27-year-old man
• High school student dies in New Zealand cave during class trip
• Illinois militia leader Emily Claire Hari loses appeal in Minnesota mosque bombing conviction
• Former Baltimore County schools human resources director sues over firing
• Heather Armstrong, pioneering blogger known as "Dooce," dead at 47
• Wendy's testing AI chatbot that takes drive-thru orders
• Detroit police search for 31-year-old man who has been missing since April 5
• Judge in Nikolas Cruz case, Elizabeth Scherer resigns
• Missouri passes bill to ban gender-affirming care for minors
• Body found floating in Lauderhill canal
• 2 teens charged in string of crimes across Chicago in March
• Minnesota Senate sends bill to governor that would provide free college tuition for families making less than $80k
• Minnesota House approves legislation dedicating $240M to remove lead pipes
• Like Apple's new savings account? These 9 accounts are earning more
• CBS Evening News With Norah O'Donnell to put "Moms in focus" this week
• Broncos single game tickets to go on sale after schedule release
• How inflation affects your home equity options
• Teams searching for 2 missing climbers in Alaska
• Drive-Thru baby shower benefits Newborns in Need
• Teens arrested for allegedly stealing cars, dragging Baltimore County officer while driving away
• DGA negotiations begin as WGA strike enters day 9
• West Virginia coach Bob Huggins gets $1 million pay cut after slur
• Jesus Sánchez stars as Marlins edge Diamondbacks 5-4
• Heat eyeing knockout blow against Knicks ahead of Game 5
• Concord City Council restarts search for former naval weapons station developer
• DeSantis signs immigration bill, slams Biden as Title 42 set to expire
• Police seek person of interest in triple shooting that left 1 dead in Detroit
• Derelict Florida house lists for $650,000. Sorry, it's under contract.
• Ravens' 2023 schedule will be released Thursday
• Dorchester woman arrested in Newton road rage attack
• Newton woman awarded $37 million in lawsuit against Philip Morris USA
• Market Basket experiencing payment processing problems at some stores
• Frisco gets 'Dolly'd up ahead of ACM Awards
• 37 cats found dumped in Westmoreland County field
• Social Security's 2023 COLA was 8.7%. It may be stingier in 2024.
• Mining company wins approval for drilling in Wisconsin
• Investigating the risks of transporting hazardous materials in the southland
• State officials reviewing site of I-695 crash where six construction workers killed
• Parents accused of helping son flee country before trial
• Chicago man sentenced to up to 92 years in prison for shooting Iowa deputy during robbery
• 'Stay (I missed you)': Old Bay Seasoned Goldfish returning to stores
• Ford reveals the new Ranger for the US, where competition is huge among smaller trucks
• Senate panel OKs rail-safety bill; Norfolk Southern vows to help homeowners affected by Ohio derailment
• 3 great ways seniors can prep their home for summer
• Lockout lifted at Franklin High School, other Baltimore County schools after shots fired in area
• GOP reactions to Trump verdict range from defending him to disgust
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Expect an even warmer Thursday
• Police bust illegal gambling operation in Westminster; seize drugs, knives and cash
• War crime investigation launched after reporter killed in Ukraine
• Smoke from Canadian wildfires creating hazy skies in Pittsburgh area
• Wayfair Big Outdoor sale: Save on outdoor furniture, grills and more
• Hialeah police on the lookout for hit-and-run driver
• Henry Ruggs pleads guilty to drunk driving, speeding in deadly crash
• Over-the-counter birth control pill backed by FDA panel
• Woman smoking on oxygen starts fire in Beechview
• State inspection backlog prompts safety concerns at places providing child care
• Alex's Lemonade Stand is preparing for its annual Great Chefs Event
• Huggins agrees to $1M pay cut, 3-game suspension for homophobic slur
• FDA panel backs over-the-counter birth control pill, teeing up approval
• Hundreds of US troops to arrive at the border today as migrants' anxieties rise ahead of Title 42's expiration
• Chicago Food Truck Festival returning to Daley Plaza next week
• Plymouth man's body pulled from New Hampshire lake
• Baltimore leaders say 'there's no challenge we cannot face' as COVID-19 health emergency ends
• Should you invest in gold, stocks or both?
• Tractor-trailer leaves I-495 in Delaware, crashes to road below
• 'Run to Beat Cancer 5K' at Inner Harbor aims to raise money for cancer research
• VIDEO: Motorist seen throwing landscaping blocks at vehicles in Richfield road rage incident
• Teachers unions challenge new Florida law
• Appeals court orders circuit judge to consider releasing Jeffrey Epstein info
• Celtics can't rely on last year's success heading into Game 6
• 'It's just really so uplifting:' Hundreds of special needs students get the prom of their dreams
• Casa Bonita has all its permits, restaurant passes inspections
• Twins reinstate Kyle Farmer a month after he was hit in face by pitch
• 5 CDs that earn 5% APY or more right now
• Local registered nurse honored for work with those in vulnerable communities
• Husband, wife arraigned in murder of Kayla Sedoskey; 6 suspects arrested in connection to this case
• Judge accepts former MPD officer Justin Stetson's plea deal in assault of Jaleel Stallings
• San Rafael security guard rescues victim during violent carjacking attempt
• WJZ Investigates: Dangerous chemicals transported through Maryland with no public notice
• El Chapo's son, cartel members sanctioned by U.S. for fentanyl trafficking
• Turnpike closed for hours after deadly crash near I-595 interchange
• New details emerge about grief book author charged with killing her husband
• Elbow injury lands Phillies' Jose Alvarado on 15-day injured list
• DougCo student designs 3D-printed tool to help police during school lockdowns
• TSA suspends K-9 handler seen "aggressively" pulling dog in viral video
• UPDATE: 83-year-old woman missing from Westland area found safe
• Teacher Appreciation Week celebration continues on CBS News Detroit
• Minnetonka Woman Shot Inside Home, Man Arrested
• Police seek woman who stole thousands of dollars worth of merchandise from Kohl's store in Taylor
• Lauderdale Lakes mayor, BSO try to reassure residents after latest spate of shootings
• CNBC anchor who accused ex-CEO of sexual harassment to leave network
• Texas man sentenced to 25 years for killing protester in 2020
• This aspect of Linus Ullmark's playoff usage will never make sense
• Old Disney board axed X-rated, liquor stores; forgot about jails
• San Mateo County Board of Supervisors approves $1M for farmworker housing
• No explosive device found at Delaware's Glasgow Park: police
• Uvalde mom Evadulia Orta reflects on first Mother's Day without son Rojelio
• Susan G Komen's More Than Pink Walk returns to Parx Casino this weekend
• Army sergeant who fatally shot protester in Austin sentenced to 25 years
• Steelers reportedly releasing CB Arthur Maulet
• Police investigating after man shot, killed inside Cicero motel
• 12-year-old dies from gunshot wound in Long Beach
• Stalemate between NYC, suburbs over asylum seeker relocation
• DeSantis takes steps to again send migrants to Democratic-led cities
• Semi-truck separates from trailer after crash on I-94 in Washtenaw County
• Two Minnesota students named 2023 U.S. Presidential scholars
• Twitter to introduce encrypted messaging and new chat services
• 5 injured after PRT bus, car collide on North Side
• Stream our 4 p.m. newscast on CBS News Philadelphia
• What did George Santos do? Get the details on the charges
• Adult who made threat against Woodhaven High School in custody
• Detectives seek clues in hunt for killers of 22 unidentified dead women
• Charles Barkley's swipe at Boston fans has potential to really hurt
• 8 killed, army deployed amid riots over Imran Khan's arrest in Pakistan
• Michael Porter Jr. shows why he's Nuggets' X-factor in Game 5
• HELOC vs. personal loan: Which is better?
• Shooting kangaroos urged by some Australians as animal boom looms
• E. Jean Carroll after sexual abuse verdict: "Donald Trump did it"
• Twitter adding encrypted messaging and calls
• What a default could do to the U.S. economy
• F1 Arcade coming to Boston with dozens of racing simulators
• Free Narcan vending machine unveiled at SCU, 3 years after student's fentanyl death
• Commission provides update in CPD superintendent search
• Man dead after shooting inside Virginia hospital; suspect in custody
• Employee injured after car crashes into gym in Lowell, Indiana
• T-Pain, Carly Pearce to headline Twins' 2023 postgame concert series
• Pittsburgh CLO announces the 2023 Gene Kelly Award nominees
• Frequency of car crashes where drivers hit the gas instead of the brake
• Fuel and Fuddle announces closure later this month
• Dolphins take on Jets in NFL's first ever Black Friday game
• Westminster students headed to South Korea for drone soccer tournament
• High school quiz bowl competitions face uncertain future
• George Santos charged with fraud, money laundering and more crimes
• 27-year-old man charged after fatally shooting man, injuring 2 others at Detroit gas station
• Man shot during attempted car theft outside of St. Anthony Walgreens
• 2023 USPBL season kicks off May 19
• Gov. Moore part of President Biden's National Advisory Board for 2024 campaign
• Serbia says 3,000 guns handed in for amnesty sparked by mass-shootings
• Multilingual Farmington woman survives throat cancer, raises awareness of growing disease
• It's put up or shut up time for the Celtics
• Influential graphic artist and designer Frank Kozik dead at age 61
• PTL Links: May 10, 2023
• Cooking with Rania: Croissant Casserole with Spinach and Prosciutto
• Florida Medicaid trans care trial gets underway
• Merry Birds-mas: Eagles to host Giants on Christmas Day
• Crown Point spends $1M on new athletic fields at Sportsplex facility
• The Champagner at Baldamar
• Teen in critical condition after being shot at gas station in Canoga Park
• Short-term vs. long-term CDs: Which is best?
• Harvard PhD student hit by falling metal box at T station suing MBTA
• Execution set for man convicted of South Florida rapes and murders
• Joe Pavelski scores 6th of series, Stars top Kraken 6-3
• Inflation rate falls below 5% for first time since June 2021
• Morgan Wallen concerts in Philadelphia, Hershey postponed
• Woman detained in connection to deaths of NYU students in Puerto Rico
• Daniel's Table teams up with Tufts Medical Center to feed cancer patients
• Behind the counter at J.P. Licks ice cream
• Brooklyn entrepreneur helping destigmatize mental health medication
• Charles Kelley of Lady A opens up about his journey to sobriety
• NEXT Weather: Hot one, afternoon highs near 90 degrees
• Pollen is back, but why does it seem so bad this year?
• U.S. man held in Manila after girlfriend's body found in water drum
• Mexico to hike efforts to stop U.S.-bound migrants before Title 42 ends
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot issues state of emergency amid surge of migrant arrivals
• Car crashing into a power pole caused part of a road in Citrus Heights to shut down
• Owner of downtown Chicago hotel invests millions in renovations to draw customers
• Families desperate to learn if kin among Texas bus stop crash victims
• Do you or your kids have a hard time cleaning your room?
• Chicago man charged with armed robbery inside Loop convenience store last month
• Miami Dolphins head to Germany for NFL's 2023 International Series
• Prince Harry's phone hacking case against tabloids opens in London
• Patriots to play Colts in Frankfurt, Germany on November 12
• Rutgers unions approve new 4-year contracts, fully ending historic strike
• Bowling alley total loss after fire in Oak Forest, fire accidental
• Baltimore Ravens to play Tennessee Titans in London
• Trump digs in on election lies, attacks accuser during New Hampshire town hall event
• Soler smashes two HRs, Marlins beat D-backs 6-2
• Evgeni Malkin named Penguins' King Clancy Memorial Trophy nominee
• Woman carjacked at knifepoint in Lakeview East
• 5 killed by police officer in attack on Africa's oldest synagogue
• Reporter pleads guilty to prank call using Gov. Kristi Noem's cell number
• Mobile Hills food truck one step closer to hitting the road
• Deadline approaching for high school seniors to apply for federal aid for Florida schools
• Fire breaks out at vacant building overnight in Brooklyn
• Police: Man wanted for repeatedly punching MTA bus driver
• Ex-teacher charged with child sex abuse 9 years after she left school
• Struggling Correa hears, understands boos after Twins loss
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Sunshine, temperatures in the upper 70s
• 'You can't go wrong with being nice:' Mother's Day obligations and gift ideas
• NEXT Weather: After stormy overnight, a mild and dry Thursday
• Amateurish Tokyo heist highlights trend as crime gangs exploit youth
• Pittsburgh Weather: Nothing but sun from start to finish
• Suspect in custody who attacked multiple women with bat on Northwest Side
• Women should start breast cancer screening at 40, task force recommendation
• Nigeria boat accident leaves 15 children dead and 25 more missing
• National college football champ Georgia turns down White House invite
• Two teens allegedly drag officer while fleeing Baltimore County crime scene
• Penguins' defenseman Kris Letang named finalist for Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy
• PWSA files request with PUC to increase rates nearly 70% over 3-year period
• Wednesday's Child: 12-year-old Randy
• Dodgers' Mookie Betts opts for Airbnb over "haunted" team hotel in Milwaukee
• South Florida workers already feeling heat of immigration bill
• FBI, Brentwood Police investigating after spoofing app sends threatening text to Elroy Elementary student
• Thousands of pregnant women in Sudan worried about where to deliver, United Nations officials seeking help
• Pittsburgh Passion honors late team co-owner Franco Harris with memorial during home opener

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• Police searching for woman who stole purse, went on shopping spree in Brea
• Veterans return after honor flight to Washington, D.C.
• 4 hurt in explosion at Wisconsin condo building
• Illinois indoor vaping ban goes to Pritzker's desk
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• Suspect charged with rape in relation to sexual assault near Penn and Drexel, police say
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• Man killed in New Jersey skydiving accident
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• Parents of Uvalde school shooting victim celebrate daughter's birthday
• Ross Kellermeier fulfills dream of opening fishing store by Lake Minnetonka
• Blue Cross Blue Shield Building lit up to support Class of 2023 Red Cross Heroes
• Long COVID patients desperate for answers, relief
• Suspect caught on video throwing chair into window of Detroit bar arrested
• Richfield students among 30 other Minnesota high schoolers surprised with $16K Wallin Scholarships f
• How will the end of the COVID-19 public health emergency impact my life?
• Cook County sheriff on struggles to take guns from those with revoked FOID cards
• Finding Minnesota: Chisholm's Minnesota Museum of Mining
• Allen outlet mall shooting survivor Irvin Walker in recovery after being shot multiple times
• Mayor Eric Adams says NYC failed to help Jordan Neely
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• CNN hosts Trump town hall one day after jury finds him liable for sexual battery, defamation
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• Metro Transit swears in new officers amid battle to quell safety concerns
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• WATCH: Semi slams into parked SUV on I-94 in Wright County
• Taylor Swift mega fan overcomes ticket fiasco for upcoming concert
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• Peabody teen completes Langham Pond Eagle Scout project after supplies stolen
• Man shot by Passaic Police after allegedly firing gun
• Richard Wershe Jr. arrested in Miami, accused of attacking girlfriend
• Candidates in McKeesport feel they’re in the middle of a sign war
• Silver Alerts are not in Michigan: Could they help?
• Teen arrested in shooting death of St. Paul coach Michael Brasel
• COPA video shows shootout involving officer after SUV is stolen
• Rep. George Santos returns to D.C. after refusing to resign
• Four teens stand charged in murder of Chicago Police Officer Areanah Preston
• NYPD: 16-year-old girl shot in head in Queens
• Ex-teacher accused of sending texts to girl, 10, facing additional charges
• Plans to move asylum seekers to Hudson Valley hotels postponed
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