Site Map for March 12, 2020

Articles from March 12, 2020

• Updated Bay Area School Closures; Oakland, Marin, Pittsburg District Schools To Close
• Quarantined Passengers Critical of Travis Air Force Base 'Camp Corona'
• Elderly Residents of San Pablo Seniors Facility Face Eviction During Coronavirus Crisis
• Berkeley Small Businesses Struggle to Survive Coronavirus Downturn
• San Carlos Officials Answer Questions About Local Hotel Housing Cruise Ship Passengers
• Sherwood Mall Shuts Down Day After Teen Was Fatally Shot
• OC Rep. Katie Porter Gets CDC Director To Commit To Free Coronavirus Testing
• Amid Coronavirus Fears, Hundreds Line Up At Costco Stores Across SoCal To Stock Up On Supplies
• Teachers Union Calls For All LAUSD Schools To Be Closed To Fight Coronavirus, Board Calls Emergency Meeting
• Coronavirus Closings: List Of Colorado Events Being Canceled Or Postponed
• CBS4 Undercover Video Shows Coronavirus Gouging: Scalpers Upcharging Toilet Paper, Hand Sanitizer
• Special Investigator: 'Mistakes' Made In Case Of Aurora Cop Drunk In Patrol Car, Several Department Policy Changes Needed
• LAX Experiences Decline In Travelers As Coronavirus Continues To Spread
• Despite Coronavirus, Post Malone Concert Goes On As Planned
• Coronavirus In Colorado: No Nuggets, No Avs, No Concerts = No Tips
• Elk Grove PD Releases Video Of Use-Of-Force Incident; 2 Officers Involved No Longer With Department
• Midtown Church Changing The Way It Worships In Wake Of Coronavirus
• Disneyland To Shut Down Through End Of Month Amid Coronavirus Concerns
• Coronavirus Event Cancellations Mean Big Financial Losses For Sacramento
• Coronavirus In LA: Mayor Garcetti Bans Non-City Employees From City Hall, Large Gatherings Banned
• Firestone Gas Explosion Penalty Announced: Energy Company Faces $18M Fine
• Sleep Anxiety And Daylight Saving Time Can Exacerbate Insomnia, But Stretching May Help
• People Making A Difference: Nonprofit Provides More Than A Haircut For Homeless
• Deputies Searching For 2 Suspects In 2 Separate US Bank Robberies In El Dorado County
• Coronavirus Update: Denver Public Schools Extends Spring Break By 2 Weeks
• 'Very Disturbing': Manhattan Beach Mayor Slams LA County Health For Not Disclosing Location Of Coronavirus Patients
• Facebook, Twitter Describe Russia Trolls' Sophisticated Election Interference
• If Your Neighbor Has Coronavirus, Do They Have To Tell You?
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Aurora Public Schools Extends Spring Break For Additional Week
• Coronavirus Update: State Of Emergency Declared In NYC; Gatherings Of 500 People Or More Banned
• 17-Year-Old Ramsey Maghari Dies After Motorcycle Crash In Clarksville
• How To Work From Home Without Losing Your Sanity
• Coronavirus Update: Streets, Popular Sites Of New York City Look Different Amid State Of Emergency
• Coronavirus Update: New Rochelle's 1-Mile Containment Zone Takes Effect, District Closes All Schools
• Coronavirus Update: N.J. Moves To Ban Gatherings Larger Than 250 People, Multiple Districts Close Schools
• Theater, Stadium Workers Concerned As Coronavirus Prompts Limits On Gatherings
• Coronavirus Update: Nassau Declares 'Imminent Threat To Public Health'
• N.J. Assemblyman Offers Solutions To Long Wait Times At Motor Vehicle Commission
• Police Seek Group Who Beat Up Store Worker Over Stolen Grapes In The Bronx
• Off-Duty Pittsburgh Police Officer Charged After DUI Hit-And-Run Pleads No Contest
• 'Taking It One Day At A Time': Tom Hanks, Rita Wilson Share Update Following Coronavirus Announcement
• Coronavirus Update: As Medicine Dwindles Off Shelves, Stores Turning To Rationing Customers
• Coronavirus Buzzkill: Broadway Shows, Music Tours Closed During Outbreak
• Coronavirus Update: Metropolitan Museum Of Art, MoMa Closing
• Coronavirus Update: NCAA Cancels Remaining Winter And Spring Championships
• Coronavirus Forces MLB To Halt Spring Training, Delay Opening Day 2 Weeks
• Disney World, Universal Orlando Closing Over Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Explainer: Symptoms, Risk & Avoidance
• Broward Schools To Remain Open, Sporting Events Canceled; Airport Prepares For Restricted Travel
• Possible Spread Of Coronavirus During Spring Break Has Miami Beach Declare State Of Emergency
• Coronavirus Update: Florida Has 15 New Cases
• NHL Suspends Season Due To Coronavirus Outbreak
• How Long Is The Coronavirus Test Wait? Depends Where You Live
• Dallas County Judge Announces Declaration Of Local Disaster For Public Health Emergency, 5 More Cases Of Coronavirus Confirmed
• DePaul University Plans To Deliver Classes Remotely For Spring Quarter
• MBTA Bus Driver Helps Rescue People From Burning Home In Lynn
• No Plea Deal (Yet) In East Area Rapist Case
• Coronavirus has cost global stocks $16 trillion
• Missing 10-Year-Old Boubacar Daou Found Safe In Aurora
• Northwestern University To Extend Spring Break, Move To E-Learning For Beginning Of Spring Term
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Is 'Social Distancing' Key To Slowing The Spread?
• Mansfield Woman Offers To Help Neighbors During Coronavirus Crisis
• Chicago Police Officers Concerned About A Lack Of Coronavirus Fighting Supplies In The Line Of Duty
• Coronavirus: Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau Going Into Self-Isolation After Wife Tests Positive For Virus
• Coronavirus Update: Jeffco Public Schools Extends Spring Break
• Coronavirus Latest: First Community Transmission Case In Maryland; 3 Patients 'Fully Recovered'
• Coronavirus Latest: Maryland Gov. Activates National Guard, Closes Schools, Cruise Ship Terminal
• Johns Hopkins Hospital Creates Its Own Coronavirus Test, Hopes To Test As Many As 1K Per Day
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Health Providers Pushing For 'Virtual' Visits
• 4 Deaths, 30 Hospitalizations Linked To Listeria Outbreak In Recalled Enoki Mushrooms
• 2 Accused Of Shoplifting Found With Loaded Gun, High Capacity Magazines In Rocklin
• School Districts In Multiple Chicago Suburbs Announce Plans To Close, Begin E-Learning Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Chicago Weather: Evening Rain Showers
• Local Election Boards Call For Maryland's Spring Primary To Be All Mail-In Due To Coronavirus
• Baltimore Construction Worker Suspended More Than 40 Feet In The Air Rescued Unharmed
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Delaware County Officials Suggest Residents 'Start To Prepare' For More COVID-19 Cases
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Emergency Declaration In Effect For Allegheny County Amid Spreading Virus
• With 7 More Coronavirus Cases, Illinois Mandates Cancellation Of Events With 1,000 Or More People Until May 1; Schools To Remain Open
• Lawmakers On Capitol Hill Push Emergency Paid Sick Leave Bill Due To Coronavirus
• U.S. Soccer president resigns after equal pay court filing
• Sacramento City Unified Announces 3-Day Closure Next Week To Disinfect Schools
• Miami Dade College, Broward College Transitioning To Online Classes
• PGA Tour Decides To Follow Suit
• 3 More Cold Deaths Reported In Maryland; State's Seasonal Total Up To 42
• Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Wife, Sophie, Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Public Schools In Evanston To Close After Friday, Move To E-Learning Through April 10, Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus In Philadelphia: School District To Close 63 Schools Friday Due To Staffing Shortage Amid COVID-19 Outbreak
• COVID-19 Affecting Sacramento Small Businesses
• No Shushes Need At Players Championship
• South Florida Rapper Kodak Black Pleads Guilty To Weapons Charge
• McKinney Man Becomes Collin County's 4th 'Presumptive Positive' COVID-19 Case
• Dolphins Among Teams Ordering Scouts To Return Home As Safeguard Against Coronavirus
• Rocklin Fire Employees Cleared For Duty After Quarantine For Coronavirus Exposure
• Coronavirus Cancellations: Heinz Chapel Cancels All Weddings And Events Until May 31
• Plunging Stock Market From Coronavirus Fears Provides Investment Opportunities
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Upper Merion EMT Tests Presumptive Positive For COVID-19, Prompting Quarantine Of 22 Fire, EMS Personnel
• Police: Woman, 3-Year-Old Son Missing From Aberdeen
• Coronavirus Outbreak In Italy Nixes U.S. Tour Plan For Bay Area Rock Violinist
• Illinois Eviction Legislation: New and Under Consideration
• Coronavirus Updates: The Latest COVID-19 Headlines From March 12, 2020
• Coronavirus In Maryland: What We Know
• Michigan Announces 10 Additional Positive Cases Of COVID-19
• Coronavirus Cases In Santa Clara County Jump To 66
• Coronavirus In Philadelphia: City Officials Prohibiting Public Gatherings Involving More Than 1,000 People For Next 30 Days
• Costa Mesa Declares Local Emergency Over Coronavirus Pandemic, OCFA Closes All Fire Stations To Public
• Coronavirus Update: Natomas Unified Getting Extra-Long Weekend, Schools Closed On Friday And Monday
• Boston Marathon Will Be Postponed Due To Coronavirus Concerns, Looking To Fall Date
• Coronavirus Update: 100-150 Vehicle Limit At Drive-Up Testing Site On Friday
• 'My Whole World Shattered': Family Of Baltimore Hit-And-Run Victim Tyrone Taylor Pleads For Answers
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Gov. Tom Wolf Orders Mass Closings In Montgomery County Following More Coronavirus Cases
• Judge Approves $143M Natural Gas Explosions Settlement
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Some Lawmakers Say State Capitol Should Be Shut Down
• Bank Of America Shamrock Shuffle Canceled Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Growing Coronavirus Threat Prompts NHL To Pause Season, Staples Center Working On Refund Policies
• Oakland City Council Declares Coronavirus Public Health Emergency
• Texas Hemp Law Creates Haze Of Confusion: 'It Changed The Definition Of Marijuana'
• Investigation Underway Into Death of 6-Year-Old Cupertino Girl
• 'Kendrick Castillo Memorial Highway' Will Become A Reality
• Coronavirus Pandemic Prompts Illinois High School Association To Cancel Remaining Winter State Tournaments
• Police: Maryland Man Shot Dead While Officers Served Search Warrant
• Pittsburgh Coronavirus Closing: Local Schools Shutting Down Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• 'I Feel A Little Empty Inside': Cancellation, Suspension Of Major Sporting Events Due To Coronavirus Leaves Little For Fans In Delaware Valley To Bet On
• Student Pilot Crashes Plane Into Trees Near Beverly Airport
• San Joaquin County Declares Public Health Emergency; Announces 2 New COVID-19 Cases
• Coronavirus Forces Maryland Travelers To Make Last-Minute Trip Changes
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Inmate Visits At State Prisons Suspended Amid Virus Outbreak
• This Is Who Can Get A Coronavirus Test At Denver's Drive-Up Site
• U.S. launches strikes in retaliation for attack that killed 3 coalition service members
• Dallas cafe hires foster kids who have aged out of system
• Fauci says wider coronavirus testing system will be up and running soon
• Grocery Stores Shelves Take A Hit Amid Coronavirus Concerns
• 'This Is Scary': Coronavirus Already Having Negative Impact On Pittsburgh Small Businesses
• At Least 15 North Texas School Districts Extend Spring Break In Effort To Prevent Coronavirus
• Napa County, Palo Alto And Mountain View Declare Local Coronavirus Health Emergencies
• Boston University Researchers Work To Develop Quick Coronavirus Test For Doctors' Offices
• AA Pilot Based Out Of DFW Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Traffic Alert: Trailer Rollover Causes Road Closure In Fairfield
• Coronavirus Outbreak: NHL 'Pausing' Season Amid Pandemic, Avalanche Releases Statement To Fans
• MLB Suspends Spring Training, Delays Regular Season
• Coronavirus can live in your body for up to 37 days, study finds
• No March Madness: Coronavirus Outbreak Leads NCAA To Cancel Men's Basketball Tournament
• Maryland Hospitals Set Up Tents To Prepare For Coronavirus
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Presumptive Positive Cases Now At 48
• Local Infectious Control Doctor Warns 'People Shouldn't Go To Work If They're Sick'
• Not Everyone Has Access To COVID-19 Tests, Despite What The Government Says
• Baltimore Museum Of Art Highlights Female Artists For Women's History Month
• Face-To-Face Classes Ending Friday At Loyola University Due To Coronavirus Outbreak
• Coronavirus In Colorado: State Legislature Plans Temporary Shut Down
• Coronavirus In Philadelphia: McGillin's Olde Ale House Making Changes To St. Patrick's Day Festivities
• Infectious Diseases Society Of America Issues Guidelines To Help Prioritize Coronavirus Tests
• The 4 Best Breakfast And Brunch Spots In Sacramento
• 'Come Together By Separating': HCMC Physicians Prep For Critical Coronavirus (COVID-19) Cases
• Coronavirus Update: Grand Princess Departure From Oakland Delayed; Frustrated Passengers Still On Board
• University Of Chicago Moving To Remote Learning For All Of Spring Quarter Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Fast and Furious 9, "A Quiet Place" sequel delayed
• 17-Year-Old Killed In Shooting At Sherwood Mall In Stockton
• Atlantic City Officials Want Immediate Demolition Of Hotel, Casino Once Owned By President Donald Trump
• Biden and Sanders tell staff to work from home because of coronavirus
• As workers stay home, small businesses must adapt
• Local Doctors' Offices Dealing With Increase In Concerned Calls Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• Family Of Athletes Has Appeared In 24 State Tournaments
• Small Businesses Are Feeling The Effects Of Coronavirus (COVID-19) Anxiety
• 75-Year-Old Stockton Stabbing Victim Dies; Woman Now Facing Homicide Charge
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Walz's Proposal Leaves Funding For COVID-19 Preparations
• NY Gov: Possible anti-Asian hate crime fueled by bigotry over virus
• What Does Social Distancing Mean During Coronavirus?
• Dallas ISD Cancels All Events, Enhanced Cleaning Methods In Place
• Coronavirus Update: Denver Mayor Michael Hancock Declares Local State Of Emergency
• Sacramento Police Release Identity, Mugshot Of North Sacramento Fatal Stabbing Suspect
• 'This Is Really An Unprecedented Time': Pitt And Carlow Cancel Classes For Remainder Of Semester, Move Online Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• Coronavirus Update: Florida To Receive 2,500 Coronavirus Testing Kits, Official State Employee Travel Suspended
• FPL Replacing Wooden Poles Ahead Of Upcoming Hurricane Season
• Passenger From NY Diagnosed With Coronavirus At Palm Beach Airport
• Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Gimenez, Miami Mayor Francis Suarez, Florida Senator Rick Scott Self-Quarantine After Possible Coronavirus Exposure
• Members Of Maryland Army National Guard Competing To Be Named 'Best Warrior'
• Major League Soccer Suspends Season Due To Coronavirus
• Around The Table: UPMC Magee-Womens Hospital Doctor Answers Questions About Coronavirus
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Primary states respond to coronavirus
• Chelsea Manning ordered released from prison, fined $256,000
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Philadelphia Orchestra Offers Empty-Hall Concert Online
• Boston Woman Worried She Has Coronavirus Could Not Get Tested
• The Foote FIles: Classical Gas With Native Texan Mason Williams
• Magnetic Stimulation Is Helping Treat Addiction
• Coronavirus: Pantages Theatre Suspends 'Hamilton' Through End Of March
• Florida Legislature Passes Bill To Combat Blue-Green Algae Blooms
• Payroll tax cut and April 15 extension would mostly help the rich
• Man Suspected Of Providing Drugs, Raping Teen Girl At Moss Beach Arrested
• As Store Shelves Run Out Of Cleaning Products Due To Coronavirus, Baltimore Teachers Ask Administrators To Step Up
• As Coronavirus Closes Colleges, Students Say They Will Miss Learning On Campus
• Universal Studios Hollywood To Temporarily Close Over Coronavirus Concerns, CityWalk Remains Open
• 'Everybody Panicked And Ran': New Europe Travel Restrictions Have Americans Scrambling
• LA County's First Coronavirus Death Exposes Sheriff's Deputies, Firefighters
• Fire Crews Rescuing Two People Trapped Under Lakewood Bridge
• St. Paul Public Schools Cancelled On Friday In 4th Day Of Teachers Strike
• BART Ridership Sees Major Declines In Last 10 Days Amid Coronavirus Worries
• Disneyland, Theaters, Casinos Exempted From Coronavirus Ban On Large Gatherings
• Baltimore Emergency Management Director, Deputy Director On Leave As Coronavirus Spreads In Maryland
• Coronavirus In Philadelphia: Churches Taking Drastic Steps To Protect Worshippers Amid COVID-19 Outbreak
• Coronavirus Cancellations: Tree Of Life, Rodef Shalom Suspend Services, Activities Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• Airline mistakenly tells patrons "never a better time to fly"
• Mesquite Police Arrest 14, Seize Nearly 150 Pounds Of THC Edible Candies & 1,300 THC Cartridges During Year-Long Investigation
• Binge-Worthy Streaming Picks To Help You Maintain Social Distancing
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Outbreak Triggers Changing Shopping, Social Habits
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Frozen Dead Guy Days Canceled After Last Year's Record Crowds
• Coronavirus Cancellations: Community College Of Allegheny County Suspending Classes As It Transitions To Online Instruction
• Coronavirus Hits Local Businesses Hard, Especially Those That Rely On Fans At TD Garden
• Coronavirus Cancellations: Clarion University Suspending Face-To-Face Classes Until Further Notice
• College Athletics Reacts To Decision To End 2020 Seasons Due To Coronavirus (COVID-19)
• World War II Veteran, 94, To Graduate From High School: 'It Means A Whole Lot'
• Coronavirus Closures: Several Mass. School Systems Closing For 2 Weeks
• Coronavirus Closings: Archdiocese Of Baltimore Limiting Masses, Close Schools March 16-27
• San Rafael High School Temporarily Placed On Lockdown Over Unspecified Threat; Person Detained
• Coronavirus Latest: Children's Medicine, Cleaning Supplies Leaping Off Store Shelves As New Jersey Announces New COVID-19 Cases
• Disney World and Disneyland are closing amid coronavirus
• Aldermen Back $500,000 Settlement For Family Of Romello Palmer, Who Died In Police Custody
• Coronavirus Latest: Democratic Presidential Candidate Joe Biden Reveals Steps He Believes Will Curb Spread Of COVID-19
• NASCAR races to continue without fans
• Dallas County Cancels Jury Civil Trials For 30 Days
• Insurers To Be Blocked From Using Genetic Information In Florida
• Riverside County Halts All Mass Gatherings Over Coronavirus; 8 Confirmed Cases
• Lakewood Police: Man Arrested With Stolen Guns With Illegal Extended Magazines
• All Winnetka Public Schools Switching To Remote Learning Indefinitely Due To Coronavirus Concerns
• Baltimore Orioles Trey Mancini Had Malignant Tumor Removed, Lab Results, Recovery Timetable Unknown
• Boston Archdiocese: Masses Will Continue As 'Necessary Source Of Support' During Coronavirus Crisis
• Florida Supreme Court Reverses Course On Juvenile Sentences
• MLB Cancels Spring Training, Pushes Opening Day Back At Least Two Weeks
• MIAA Cancels Basketball, Hockey Championships Due To Coronavirus Concerns
• Coronavirus Update: MLB Cancels Spring Training, A's, Giants' Opening Day Pushed Back
• UPDATE: 4 San Jose Firefighters Contract Coronavirus; Dozens Of Others Exposed, Restricted From Work
• Los Rios Community College District Suspends All In-Person Classes, Transitions To Online Instruction
• San Jose Police Take Suspect Into Custody At Eastridge Mall After Reports Of Active Shooter
• COVID-19 Pandemic Claims World's Only St. Paddy's Pickle Parade & Palooza
• Coronavirus Fears Hit Sixers: Players, Staff In Self-Quarantine, Being Tested For COVID-19, Team Official Says
• Aliquippa School District Elementary Student Self-Quarantined After Visiting Country With Reported Coronavirus Cases
• SMU Moves To Online Classes For First 2 Weeks After Spring Break Due To Spread Of Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Concerns Shut Down Disneyland, California Adventure
• Coronavirus Latest: Several Chester County Law Enforcement Officials Quarantined After Direct Contact With Lower Providence Officer Diagnosed With COVID-19
• White Sox, Cubs' Seasons Delayed As MLB Suspends Spring Training, Pushes Back Opening Day By At Least Two Weeks
• Bay Area Catholic Bishops Lift Mass Obligations For Seniors, Tell Ill Parishioners To Stay Home
• Biden campaign formally requests Secret Service protection
• March Madness Canceled Over Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Update: Blake Shelton Postpones Pepsi Center Stop On 'Friends and Heroes 2020' Tour
• Coronavirus Closings: Maryland Public Schools Ordered To Close March 16-27
• Tractor-Trailer Truck Crashes Into Roxbury Home
• 'The Republic Of Sarah:' Nia Holloway Joins The CW Drama Pilot
• Coronavirus Update: NCAA Cancels March Madness, Remaining Winter And Spring Championships
• Finance Committee Votes To Close Tax Collection Loophole For Online Sales Of Bottled Water And Alcohol
• Bruins Urge Fans To Remain Safe And Healthy During Coronavirus Outbreak
• NCAA Tournament Cancelled First Time Ever Due To Coronavirus Concerns
• NCAA Cancels Men's, Women's Division I 2020 Basketball Tournaments
• MLB cancels rest of spring training and delays start of season
• Dog Waiting 7 Years For Adoption Pleads For '2nd Chance' On Social Media
• NCAA Basketball Tournament Canceled Due To Growing Coronavirus Threat
• Coronavirus Concerns Force NCAA To Cancel Men's And Women's NCAA Tournaments
• Legendary Bay Area Television Personality And Musician Mal Sharpe Dies At Age 83
• NCAA Cancels March Madness Due To Coronavirus Crisis
• Coronavirus Closings: Cruise Ship Terminal Closed At Port Of Baltimore, Gov. Hogan Says
• NCAA Tournaments Canceled Due To Coronavirus
• Coronavirus In Ohio: More Than 100,000 People In State Possibly Carrying The Virus, Says Dept. Of Health
• Coronavirus Outbreak Prompts Archdiocese Of Philadelphia To Excuse Catholics From Attending Mass Until Further Notice
• Coronavirus Cancellation: NCAA Tournament Canceled Amid Coronavirus Concerns
• DART Maintaining Operations In Midst Of Coronavirus, Enhancing Cleaning Procedures
• Broadway SF Cancels Hamilton, Last Ship, Book of Mormon; ACT Goes Dark
• Coronavirus In Ohio: State To Shut Down All K-12 Schools For The Next 3 Weeks
• Sterling Pays $1.8 Million For Failing To Comply With VA Contract
• Senators of both parties dissatisfied with coronavirus response
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Gov. Walz Proposes Banking Most Of Surplus Over COVID-19 Fears
• Police: Pennsville Woman Arrested After Allegedly Locking 27-Year-Old Woman With Disabilities In Bathroom For 11 Months
• Colin Hanks posts about parents' coronavirus diagnosis
• 62-Year-Old Man With Cognitive Impairment Missing From Baltimore County Found Safe
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 32 Minnesota State Colleges And Universities To Suspend In-Class Instruction Due To (COVID-19)
• Atlantic Coast Conference Suspending All Athletic-Related Activities Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Catholic Bishops Statewide Dispense Obligation To Attend Mass
• 'The Republic Of Sarah:' Luke Mitchell To Star In The CW Drama Pilot
• Whitmer Administration Expands Telemedicine, Urges President Trump To Permit ACA Special Enrollment Period During COVID-19
• Sacramento City Leaders To Vote On Coronavirus Emergency Declaration, $1M Relief Plan For Small Businesses
• Coronavirus In Philadelphia: Mayor Jim Kenney Asking City Council For $85 Million For Coronavirus Relief
• Dallas ISD To Offer Students Free Meals During Spring Break
• Coronavirus Update: NHL, MLS, MLB Delay Seasons Following Move By NBA
• Coronavirus Update: Minnesota Twins Spring Training Suspended; MLB To Delay Opening Day
• Coronavirus Latest: Virginia Gov. Northam Declares State Of Emergency
• 13 New Positive Coronavirus Tests In Massachusetts, Bringing State Total To 108
• Dion Lewis Released By Titans After Two Seasons
• Gov. Charlie Baker On Coronavirus: 'We Need More Testing Capacity In Massachusetts'
• The CW's 'Walker, Texas Ranger' Reboot Casts Jeff Pierre
• Coronavirus Closures: Museum Of Fine Arts, Aquarium, Children's Museum And Museum Of Science Closing To Public
• Finance Committee Backs $6.6M Tax Subsidy For Ramova Theatre Renovation Plan
• Sanders slams "incompetence" of Trump's coronavirus response
• Coronavirus Threat Wipes Out Hoops Dreams For California High School Teams
• Coronavirus In Delaware: Governor Declares State Of Emergency As 3 More University Of Delaware Members Test Positive For COVID-19
• MLB Delays Opening Day By At Least 2 Weeks Because Of Coronavirus
• Chicago Fire, MLS To Suspend Play For 30 Days
• California Coronavirus Guidance Against Gatherings Likely To Be Extended, Gov. Newsom Says
• Coronavirus Latest: Wells Fargo Center Postpones Events Scheduled Through March 31 Due To COVID-19 Concerns
• Broadway will go dark as N.Y. bans large gatherings due to coronavirus
• Maren Morris talks performing while almost 9 months pregnant
• University of Miami, Barry University Transitioning To Online Classes
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Minnesota Wild Games Canceled After NHL 'Pauses' Season
• Out! Major League Baseball Delays Regular Season At Least 2 Weeks
• Coronavirus In Sports: MLB Cancels Spring Training Games, Delays Start Of Regular Season Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus In New Jersey: Gov. Phil Murphy Recommends Canceling Public Gatherings Of More Than 250 People Due To COVID-19 Outbreak
• 'The Lost Boys:' Rochelle Aytes To Star In The CW Reboot Pilot
• Investors fear American Airlines cash crunch after travel ban
• Area Businesses That Rely On Big Events, Big Crowds Concerned About Impact Of Coronavirus Cancellations
• Coronavirus: MLB Suspends Spring Training, Delays Start Of Season By At Least 2 Weeks
• Coronavirus Latest: Mayor Jack Young Bans All Baltimore City Events With More Than 250 People
• Jazz In The Gardens Suspended 'Out Of Abundance Of Caution' Due To Coronavirus
• SFO Largely Deserted Days Before Coronavirus Travel Ban Goes Into Effect
• Coronavirus Updates: Orioles Spring Training Games Canceled, MLB Delays Opening Day By 2 Weeks
• Coronavirus: Colorado State University, University Of Northern Colorado Move To Online Classes
• NBA player jokingly touched mics before diagnosis
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Mayo Clinic Develops Coronavirus (COVID-19) Infection Detection Test
• Coronavirus Questions: Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Questions
• Gov. Newsom: Missing Coronavirus Test Kit Components Delaying Testing Process
• DTE Energy To Customers: We're Prepared, Will Continue To Provide Safe, Reliable Service
• Report: Not Enough Families Have Access To Quality Childcare
• Students Rally In Front Of Statue, Want Permanent Recognition For Los Seis De Boulder
• Pittsburgh Catholic Diocese Asks Parishes To Make Fish Frys Take-Out Only, Limit Large Gatherings During Coronavirus Outbreak
• Minneapolis And St. Paul Announce Lowered Speed Limits
• Jury Orders BART To Pay $6.3M In Fatal Police Shooting Of Sahleem Tindle Jr.
• New evidence of long-term health impact on the children of Flint
• NFL Cancels Annual Spring Meeting Because Of Coronavirus, New Meeting Planned For May
• Coronavirus Closings: Capitals, NHL Pause Season
• Coronavirus Closures: 3 DPS Elementary Schools In Denver Now Closed
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: State High School League Limits Tournament Attendance
• 'I Won't Take Chances': Kenny Chesney Postpones Initial 'Chillaxification' Tour Dates, Including Show At U.S. Bank Stadium
• Biden faults Trump administration for "colossal" coronavirus failure
• Pa. Gov. Tom Wolf: Mass Gatherings, Public Recreational Activities Discouraged Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• UPDATE: 2020 NCHC Tournament Canceled
• Chris Stapleton, Willie Nelson Concert Latest Cancellation Due To Virus Outbreak
• Coronavirus Concerns Shut Down MLS For 30 Days
• Unemployment Rate In Minnesota Drops Down To 3.2%
• Disneyland, California Adventure Theme Parks Will Close Starting Saturday Over Coronavirus
• Princess Cruises Temporarily Cancels Operations On All Ships Due To Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Update: Sac State Cancels In-Person Classes, Moves To Online Instruction
• Mayor Walsh 'Preparing For The Potential' All Boston Public Schools Could Close Due To Coronavirus
• Michigan Senate Approves Spending For Tuition, Tourism Campaign
• Officers Arrest Man Who Allegedly Brought Gun Onto Light Rail Train
• San Francisco Reports 4 New Cases Of Coronavirus, Raising Total To 18
• National Hockey League Suspends Season Over Coronavirus Concerns
• Coronavirus Update: New Positive Case In Florida, Total Reaches 27
• Coronavirus Cancellations: IUP Cancels Class Over Coronavirus Concerns
• 'The Dream Of The Character Actor Is To Do As Many Characters As You Can': Suzy Nakamura On 'Avenue 5' & The Second City
• UNT Canceling All In-Person Classes Next Week Amid Coronavirus Concerns
• Major League Baseball Suspends Season Due To Coronavirus
• Central California Deputy Grazed By Gunshot In Struggle With Suspect
• Coronavirus Update: Pacific-12 Joins Other Major Conferences Cancelling Men's Post-Season Basketball Tournaments
• Plano Fire-Rescue Driver Engineer Passes Away After Cancer Fight
• Coronavirus Prompts MLS Shut Down For 30 Days
• Hockey East Tournament Canceled Due To Coronavirus Concerns
• NHL Will 'Pause' The Rest Of Its Season
• NHL Suspends Season Indefinitely Amid Coronavirus Concerns
• Celtics To Be Tested For Coronavirus During Weekend Self-Quarantine
• Tom Hanks says he and Rita Wilson have coronavirus
• Coronavirus May Force Starbucks To Limit Seating At Some Stores
• Greeley Woman Found Dead In Retention Pond In Nebraska
• Coronavirus Latest: NHL Suspends Season Indefinitely Amid Coronavirus Concerns
• Coronavirus Latest: Philadelphia School District Says Employee In Self-Quarantine After Coming Into Contact With COVID-19 Patient
• NHL Suspends Season Due To Coronavirus Concerns
• Pittsburgh Riverhounds' Season Suspended For 30 Days Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• Golf To Carry On At Players Championship
• White House says Trump and Pence don't need coronavirus testing
• Student Stabbed At Glen Burnie High School During Fight; Two People In Custody
• Coronavirus Forces Pac-12 To Cancel All Sporting Events, Including Men's Tourney
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Total Number Of Cases Jumps To 9
• Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Gimenez Calls For Suspension Of Cuba Flights Over Coronavirus
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Vikings Suspend Travel For Coaches, Scouts
• Coronavirus Cancellation: Dan + Shay Reschedule Spring Leg Of Tour Amid Coronavirus Concerns
• Sarah Palin raps "Baby Got Back" while dressed as a bear
• Maine Reports First Positive Coronavirus Test
• Starbucks may make some stores drive-thru only amid coronavirus
• Coronavirus Update: St. Christopher's Hospital For Children Doctor Tests Presumed Positive For COVID-19
• MLS, USL Shutting Down For 30 Days Due To Coronavirus
• Logan Airport Travelers React To New Coronavirus Travel Restrictions
• Travel Restrictions In Philippines Over Coronavirus; SF Consulate Appointment Only
• DNC moves next Democratic debate over coronavirus
• Wisconsin Governor Declares Health Emergency Over Coronavirus; Prep Tourneys Restricted
• Big Ten Cancels Men's Basketball Tournament Over Coronavirus Concerns.
• NHL Suspends Season Due To Coronavirus Outbreak
• Coronavirus In Michigan: Michelle Obama Rally In Detroit Canceled
• LAUSD Bans Assemblies Over Coronavirus, Says No Fans At School Sporting Events
• All Remaining CIF State Basketball Championship Games Canceled Over Coronavirus Concerns
• Parents Spray Children With Disinfectant As Coronavirus Fear Spreads
• Department Of State Suggesting Travelers Cancel Trips Abroad During Coronavirus Outbreak
• Nearly All LA City Council Meetings Canceled As Coronavirus Cases Grow
• MLS Suspending Season Due To Coronavirus
• Major League Soccer Suspends Season For 30 Days Over Coronavirus
• Bears coming out of hibernation early due to climate change
• MLB Suspending Spring Training Games, Delaying Start Of Regular Season
• Coronavirus Latest: All Baltimore County Senior Centers To Close To Public, County Worker Travel Suspended
• Starbucks Offering 'Catastrophe Pay' For Employees Forced To Miss Time For Coronavirus
• University Of Michigan Official Says Doctor Molested Him
• West Covina Parents Arrested After 9-Month-Old Girl Found To Have Cocaine, Meth In Her System
• New Hampshire Announces 6th Positive Coronavirus Test
• Biden taps new campaign manager as focus shifts to general election
• Michigan Senate Approves Up To $25M To Combat Coronavirus
• Hinsdale Central, Hinsdale South Latest Among Schools Impacted By Coronavirus Concerns
• The Killers Return To Pittsburgh For First Show In 7 Years
• 16-Year-Old Boy Missing From Pasadena
• Baltimore Shamrock 5K, St. Patrick's Day Parade Canceled
• Coronavirus Scare Shuts Down Production On Riverdale
• MLS Suspends Its Season, Colorado Rapids Game This Weekend Is Off
• Report: NFL Has No Plans To Push Back Start Of League Year, Despite Coronavirus Concerns Potentially Shutting Down Training Facilities
• A10, Big Ten, Big 12, ACC, PAC 12, SEC, Big East, AAC Basketball Tournaments Cancelled Due To Coronavirus Concerns
• Coronavirus Cancellations: Big Ten Tournament Canceled, Terps Coach Says This Is 'Bigger Than Basketball'
• Miami-Dade Suspends Youth Fair, Miami Open & Other Events Due To Coronavirus
• U.S. working to cut "red tape" on coronavirus testing: Pence
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Big Ten Cancels Men's Basketball Tournament
• Neiman Marcus Is Focusing On Their Luxury Brand & Closing Most Last Call Outlet Stores
• San Francisco Providing Small Business Support Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• MDHHS Cancels Opioid Town Hall In Sterling Heights Amid COVID-19 Concerns
• Old Sacramento St. Patrick's Day Parade, Shamrock'n Half Marathon Canceled Over Coronavirus Concerns
• Man Stabbed At San Francisco's Sue Bierman Park Near Ferry Building
• Cristiano Ronaldo in self-quarantine after teammate gets coronavirus
• 2020 Dallas Cup Canceled Due To COVID-19 Virus Pandemic
• Firefighters Cut 2 People Out Of Vehicle After Rollover Crash In Manteca
• First Golf Course In Minnesota Opens Thursday
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Loons Opener Nixed As MLS Suspends Season
• Lower Providence Township Issues Disaster Emergency Declaration After Officer Tests Presumptive Positive For Coronavirus
• Fort Worth's Sundance Square Cancels All Public, Private Events In March Amid Coronavirus Concerns
• Lower Merion Schools Dismissing Early After Parent Of 2 Students Exposed To Person With Coronavirus
• NYC closes 2 schools after student reportedly tests positive
• Marriott Long Wharf Hotel Linked To 77 Massachusetts Coronavirus Cases Shut Down
• Nuggets React To Suspension Of NBA Season: 'Just Hope We Can Figure This Out'
• PIAA Postpones State Playoff Basketball And Swimming Tournaments For Two Weeks
• Dan + Shay Postpone Concert At Wells Fargo Center, To Make Up Show In September
• Major League Soccer Suspends 2020 Season For 30 Days Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• Dan + Shay Postpone Concert At Wells Fargo Center, To Make Up Show In September
• 'I'm Looking To Grow With A Group Of Guys That Want To Win': Anthony Harris On Minnesota Vikings & NFL Future
• Report: Donovan Mitchell Tests Positive For Coronavirus; Rudy Gobert 'Careless' In Jazz Locker Room
• Domestic Situation Involving Gunfire Prompts 'Shelter In Place' Order At Plum Schools
• Recipe: Irish Stew Recipe For St. Patrick's Day
• Princess Cruise Lines Pause Operations 2 Months Due To Coronavirus Outbreak
• University Of St. Thomas Student Robbed At St. Paul Campus
• Meet The Family Behind Holy Land, The Hummus Mecca Of Minneapolis
• Princess Cruises Suspends Operations For 60 Days In Response To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus In Illinois: IHSA Limits Fan Attendance At High School Basketball Playoff Games, Other Winter Series Meets
• 3 Cheers: Doctor Audrey Evans
• MDOT: Bridge Demolition To Close 14 Mile Road Under I-75 This Weekend
• Second Weekend Of Colorado Crossroads Volleyball Tournament Canceled
• Stock Trading Halted For Second Time This Week As Markets Plunge
• Buccaneers Are 'All In' On Tom Brady, But Will It Matter? Hopefully Not
• Jim Bakker sued for selling fake coronavirus cure
• Newburyport Police Seek Man Who Robbed Bank While Wearing Medical Mask
• NBA Player Tests Positive For Virus, NBA Shuts Down
• NWHL Postpones Isobel Cup Final Between Boston Pride-Minnesota Whitecaps Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Capitol closes to public over coronavirus as lawmakers shutter offices
• Coronavirus Closures: U.S. Capitol Closing To Public In Washington DC Amid Coronavirus Concerns
• Police: Man Fatally Shot In Detroit Shooting
• Coronavirus Cancellations: NHL Advises Teams Not To Hold Morning Skates, Practices, Meetings
• Coronavirus: Washington Wizards To Self-Quarantine Amid NBA Decision To Suspend Season
• Denver Weather: Cold Front Today, Snow Likely Tomorrow
• Stocks Plummet Amid Coronavirus Angst; Bay Area Tech Stocks Impacted
• Saint Joseph's University Moving Courses Online As Precaution Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• California Advises Against Even Small Social Gatherings
• 23-Year-Old Woman In Critical Condition After Detroit Shooting
• Pa. Health Dept.: 22 Cases Of Coronavirus In State, Latest Patient In Pike County
• Coronavirus Cancellations: Point Park Moving Classes Online
• Maryland State Police Increasing Patrols Ahead Of St. Patrick's Day Weekend
• President Trump Campaign Cancels Wisconsin 'Catholics For Trump' Event Due to Coronavirus Concerns
• Transcript: Scott Gottlieb on "Face the Nation"
• Princess Cruises Suspending Global Operations For 60 Days
• Coronavirus Closures: CalU Extends Spring Break, Moving Classes To Online
• Loveland 2-Year-Old Leo Liscum Goes Missing, Believed To Be With Biological Mother
• Women in Utah Senate walk out before abortion bill passes
• Texas Treasures: La La Land Kind Cafe
• Coronavirus Closures: Woodland Hills Intermediate School, Closed Thursday Due To Potential Coronavirus Exposure
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: CentraCare Hospitals, Senior Facilities No Longer Allowing Visitors
• Police: 19-Year-Old Man Refused To Give Information Regarding Shooting
• Trump says the markets are going to be "just fine" as markets tank
• Dallas-Based Charter Operator For Pro Teams That Included Texas Rangers Grounded By FAA
• Driver Arrested On Suspicion Of DUI After Natomas Crash
• After Loss In Pac-12 Tourney, Buffs Await Word About NCAA Tournament Bid
• Study: It Might Be Better To Let Babies 'Cry It Out'
• Allegheny County Health Department Reports Three Additional Flu Deaths
• Buffaloes Get Knocked Out Of Pac-12 Tournament By Cougars
• Pilot Dies After Small Plane Crash In Sterling
• Dow dives more than 2,300 points after stock trading halted
• Police: 43-Year-Old Man In 'Temporary Serious Condition' After Shooting
• Taste Of The Town: Nativo Kitchen And Bar Brings Worldwide Cuisine To Downtown Brickell
• University Of California Develops Own Test For Coronavirus With Results Within 24 Hours
• Study: When Cats Roam Free, Wildlife Suffers
• Miami Proud: Friendship Circle's Mission: Acceptance and Camaraderie for Everyone
• Modell's Sporting Goods Files For Bankruptcy, Closing All Stores
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: St. Thomas Academy Cancels Classes After Parent Tests Positive
• Judge Orders Teen To Stand Trial In School Bus Crowbar Attack
• Sleeping Transient Struck And Killed At End Of Police Pursuit In Los Alamitos
• Trump cancels trips, campaign event amid coronavirus outbreak
• Woman Killed, Man In Critical Condition After Shooting In Woodland Hills
• Mark Cuban Reacts To Suspension Of NBA Due To Coronavirus: 'This Isn't About Basketball'
• Washington state bans large gatherings amid virus pandemic
• Tokyo Olympics — and billions of dollars — threatened by coronavirus
• NBA Suspends Season After Player Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• 2020 U.S. Census: The Count Begins Today With First-Time Online Access For Americans
• First Coronavirus Case Confirmed In North Dakota
• NBA suspends season after player tests positive for coronavirus
• Mom of 3 of Floyd Mayweather Jr.'s children found dead
• U.S. Women Soccer Players Take Stand In Texas, Hide Logo During Anthem In Protest
• PTL Links: March 12, 2020
• Around The Table: Coronavirus Prevention Plans In Pennsylvania With Lt. Gov. John Fetterman
• Coronavirus Update: Warriors Season On Hold; Sharks Play In Empty Arena; San Jose TSA Screeners Quarantined; Hanks Infected With Virus
• After Fraudsters Racked Up $6,000 On Stolen Credit Card, HSBC Demanded Victim Pay Up, Despite 'Zero Liability' Promise
• Harvey Weinstein Back At Bellevue Hospital After Complaining Of Chest Pains
• Markets Drop As Trump Imposes Broad New Travel Restrictions
• NYPD Investigating Possible Anti-Asian Hate Crime Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• Police: Burglar Seen On Video Breaking Into Business In The Bronx
• Modell's Files For Bankruptcy, Plans To Close All Stores
• Man Found Shot To Death Inside Vehicle In Dallas
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: World Cup Ski Race In Minneapolis Canceled
• Michigan Couple Reunited: Together 33 Years, Separated Because Of Disabilities
• Bucktown Convenience Store Clerk Injured During Armed Robbery
• University Of Michigan Removes Martin Philbert As Provost
• Enjoy The Games Without Emptying Your Wallet In These Denver Bars
• Coronavirus In Michigan: Zac Brown Band Postpones Visit To Little Caesars Arena
• Coronavirus Closures: Carlow University Cancels Face-To-Face Classes For Remainder Of Semester
• Crews Respond To Fire At Liberty Christian Center In Portage Park
• Are your kids being radicalized online?
• Coronavirus In Michigan: Detroit School Preps For Possible Online Learning
• Civilian, 3 Firefighters Injured In New Castle County House Fire
• Chicago Weather: Warmer Temperatures, Rain On The Way
• Michigan Lottery Results For Wednesday, March 11, 2020
• Two U.S. servicemen and Brit killed by rocket attack in Iraq
• Crews Battle 2-Alarm Row Home Fire In Allentown
• Jury Convicts Maryland Inmate Found With Improvised Weapon
• Police Officer, Driver Injured After Patrol Car Collides With Civilian's Car In Southwest Philadelphia
• Pittsburgh Weather: Rain Carries Over To Friday Morning
• 70-Year-Old Man Shot In South Austin After Crash
• Boston Celtics Under Quarantine After Coronavirus Link To Rudy Gobert
• Coronavirus Closures: Pittsburgh Colfax K-8, Woodland Hills Intermediate, St. Bede Schools Closed Due To Possible Coronavirus Exposure
• Mother Charged After Facebook Video Showed Children Walking Shoeless Around Pittsburgh Neighborhood
• Esperanza Academy Charter School, Offices Closed For Deep Cleaning Over Coronavirus Concerns; Cyber Classes Remain Open
• Coronavirus updates: Trump suspends some travel from Europe for 30 days
• U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Gives Consumers Approved List Of Disinfectants To Use Against Coronavirus
• Stocks plummet again as coronavirus fears intensify
• Coronavirus Cancellations: Butler County Community College Closes Campus Through Sunday
• Thursday's Show Info (3/12/20)
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: IUP Athletics Limits Men's & Women's Division-II Basketball Championships To Staff And Family Only
• White House and Trump clarify European travel ban he announced
• Police: Man In Armstrong County Abuses Child, Elementary School Worker Fails To Report Incident
• New York Weather: 3/12 Thursday Forecast
• Coronavirus Closings: What's Closed, Canceled In Baltimore, Maryland?

Videos from March 12, 2020

• Dallas cafe gives a chance to children often forgotten by others
• Dr. Anthony Fauci, top expert on infectious diseases, says it's "not too late" for broader coronavirus testing system
• U.S. markets in meltdown as coronavirus panic intensifies after Trump's travel ban
• Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson being treated for coronavirus
• THE ART OF COLLABORATION with Maren Morris
• New York shutting down Broadway and other large events over coronavirus
• CBS News Special Report: Trading halted after markets plunge in wake of Trump's travel ban
• Nonprofit builds tiny homes for veterans who don't have one
• Trump travel restrictions cause confusion among airlines, travelers
• Trump announces extensive coronavirus travel ban
• Country star Maren Morris talks music, family and the Houston Rodeo
• Doctor criticizes federal government's failure to collect coronavirus test data
• Fate of Tokyo Olympics in question amid coronavirus pandemic
• Pence vows U.S. will make "every effort" to contain coronavirus
• Washington state bans large gatherings to fight coronavirus spread
• Extremists Next Door