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Articles from March 15, 2020

• Coronavirus Update: Grand Princess Prepares To Leave The Port Of Oakland; Moor In San Francisco Bay
• Bay Area Woman Worries About Parents Quarantined At Georgia Air Force Base
• Kaiser Prepares For Surge Of Coronavirus Patients, Opens Drive-Thru Testing Sites
• Coronavirus: Customers, Worker Brace For Fallout After Dine-In Restaurants, Bars Ordered To Close
• Locals Respond To Gov. Newsom's Call For Bars, Wineries To Close
• LA Mayor: Bars, Clubs, Gyms To Shut Down Through March 31
• This Week's Arrival Of Spring Will Be Earliest Anyone Alive Has Seen
• Colorado School Districts Offer Meals To Families During Coronavirus Closure
• Colorado Church Group Rushes To Leave Jordan Before Flights Stop
• Seniors Agree With Newsom's Call For Those 65 & Up To Self-Isolate During Coronavirus Crisis
• Travelers, Workers At LAX React To Coronavirus Outbreak
• 5 St. Patrick's Day Drink Recipes To Make While Social Distancing From Coronavirus
• Walmart, Ralphs, Other Stores Changing Hours Due To Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Update: East Bay Regional Park District Facilities To Close Until Mid-April
• Denver DMV Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Coronavirus Concerns Cause Cache Creek Closure
• Coronavirus: Churches Adapt To New Guidelines Regarding Gatherings
• Karl-Anthony Towns To Donate $100,000 To Mayo Clinic Towards COVID-19 Testing
• Colorado King Soopers Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Gov. Tom Wolf Orders All Restaurants In Philadelphia Suburbs To Close Dine-In Facilities
• Coronavirus Plan Major Topic At Biden-Sanders Debate; Former VP Commits To Picking Woman For Ticket
• Baker Orders Massachusetts Schools Closed, Restaurants Take-Out And Delivery Only Due To Coronavirus
• East Bay Nonprofit To Continue Meal Delivery At School Food Pantries Despite Closures
• Coronavirus Update: 3rd Death In N.Y. Linked To COVID-19, Radical Change Coming To NYC Restaurants
• Senior Facility Where First Sacramento County Coronavirus Casualty Lived Announces Second Positive Case
• Coronavirus Update: NYC Public Schools Closed Through At Least April 20
• Coronavirus Update: NJ Communities Impose Curfews, Order Businesses Closed As COVID-19 Rises To 98 Cases
• Coronavirus Update: Connecticut Public Schools To Close For At Least 2 Weeks
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: How You Can Help Businesses Being Affected By COVID-19
• Coronavirus Update: Nassau County, Suffolk County Close Schools For 2 Weeks
• Coronavirus Case Connected To Sheridan Math And Science Academy In Bridgeport
• Massachusetts Restaurants Brace For New Coronavirus Precautions
• Cororavirus In Minnesota: Schools Required To Provide Care For Children Of Emergency Workers
• Coronavirus Update: Active-Duty Airman, 1 Other Test Positive At Travis Air Force Base
• Locally-Owned Businesses Taking Hits During Coronavirus Outbreak: They 'Need Your Dollars The Most'
• Biden touts deportations freeze; Sanders calls for ending ICE raids
• Police Investigating After North Minneapolis Shooting
• Gov. Pritzker Announces Closure Of All Illinois Bars And Restaurants By End Of Day Monday Due To Coronavirus Crisis
• Coronavirus In Philadelphia: City Leaders Grappling With Containing COVID-19 Outbreak, Impact On Local Economy
• MTA Bus Driver In Serious Condition After Shooting Saturday Night
• Finding Minnesota: Wildlife Artist Creates Pieces Of Minnesota's History
• COVID-19: Newsom Directs Bars, Clubs To Close; Calls On Home Isolation For Seniors 65 Or Older
• Body Found In Suisun Slough Near Old Downtown Lighthouse
• All Bay Area Cal State University Campuses Begin Online-Only Classes On Monday
• Woman Flown To Hospital After Falling Off Horse In Discovery Bay
• Gene Siskel Film Center To Close Monday Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus In Philadelphia: Overbrook Church Offers Drive-Thru Sacrament Amid COVID-19 Outbreak
• Northeastern University Student Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Ireland closes all pubs and bars amid coronavirus pandemic
• Coronavirus Closings: Gov. Larry Hogan Issues Emergency Order To Close All Casinos, Racetracks, Betting Facilities In Maryland
• Stock markets reeling after Fed's emergency coronavirus cuts
• Red Line Trains Rerouted to 'L' Due To Unauthorized Person On Tracks
• Coronavirus Causes Nike, Urban Outfitters And Other Retailers To Shutter Stores Temporarily
• Biden and Sanders go head-to-head in 11th Democratic debate
• Starbucks Adopts 'To Go' Model In US And Canada, Will Close Some Locations
• Indiana University To Move To Remote Learning For Rest Of Spring Semester
• Coronavirus In Delaware: Member Of Sen. Tom Carper's Delaware-Based Staff Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Trial For Cambridge-Based Moderna's Coronavirus Vaccine To Begin Monday
• United Airlines To Reduce Capacity By 50% For April And May, Cut Corporate Officers' Salaries
• Police: Disturbance Call Involving Shots Fired, Car Into House Leads To 2 Arrests In Stockton
• Coronavirus Updates: The Latest COVID-19 Headlines From March 15, 2020
• 25-Year-Old Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed In West Oak Lane: Police
• Coronavirus In Dallas County: 3 Additional Presumptive Positive Cases, All Jury Trials Canceled Until May 8
• Gov. Tom Wolf Orders All Bars And Restaurants To Stop Dine-In Service For Two Weeks In Allegheny County
• Xcel Energy Suspends Service Disconnections
• Coronavirus Changes: St. Paul's Episcopal Church Streams Services On Facebook
• Biden commits to picking a woman running mate
• Coronavirus takes center stage at Democratic debate
• 3 Shot Within An Hour Around Baltimore Sunday Afternoon, 1 Victim In Critical Condition
• Coronavirus In Delaware County: In 'Uncharted Territory,' Delco Toy Store Finds Unique Way To Adapt To Pandemic
• Coronavirus: Travis AFB Monitoring 2 Positive Cases Of COVID-19
• Beverly Hills Declares Local Emergency In Response To Coronavirus
• Don't Replace It, Fix It At These Aurora Repair Shops
• Amateur Bay Area Athletes Hoping to Stay Sharp Amid Virus
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Essentia Health Limits Visitors
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Mayor Carter Declares State Of Local Emergency
• Miami-Dade Coronavirus Update: All Clubs, Bars, Restaurants To Close At 11pm, Cut Capacity To 50%
• Cowboys On The Clock With Contract Negotiations Of Dak Prescott, Amari Cooper As New CBA Passes
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Seward Community Co-Op Temporarily Closed
• City Of Pittsburgh Bans All Gatherings Of 50 Or More People
• Coronavirus Vaccine Trial Starts Monday, Says Government Official
• Coronavirus In Chicago: All CPS District Schools, Some Charter Schools To Offer Free Meals Beginning Tuesday
• Harvard University Students Move Out As Coronavirus Concerns Force Online Classes
• Allegheny Health Network To Screen All Visitors Prior To Entry At All Hospitals
• LAPD Supervisor Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Closings: Maryland Zoo Closed Through March 30
• Allegheny County Calling Upon Non-Essential Businesses To Close Voluntarily Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• Live Updates: Democratic Debate Featuring Joe Biden And Bernie Sanders
• CDC Recommending No Events, Gatherings Of 50 Or More People For 8 Weeks
• Police Recover Body From Wilde Lake In Columbia
• Coronavirus Latest: CDC Recommends Canceling Or Postponing Gatherings Of 50 Or More People For 8 Weeks
• Pence: "Important' to prioritize higher-risk testing amid shortage
• Andrew Gillum To Seek 'Help, Guidance And Enter Rehab' Following Suspected Crystal Meth Incident In Miami Beach Hotel
• Trial Of Worcester Man Charged With Throwing Girl Off Bridge Postponed
• Coronavirus Update: CDC Says All Gatherings Of 50+ In U.S. Should Be Postponed, Cancelled
• CDC: Cancel Or Postpone Events Of 50 Or More People For The Next 8 Weeks
• NFL Players Vote To Approve CBA, 17-Game Season And Expanded Playoffs
• CDC Now Recommends Canceling Or Postponing Gatherings Of 50 Or More For 8 Weeks
• Coronavirus Safety: CDC Recommends Organizers Cancel, Postpone Events Of 50+ People For 8 Weeks
• Coronavirus Latest: Suspect Tests Negative After Claiming To Have Tested Positive For Virus, Baltimore Police Say
• North Texas Health Officials Looking To Increase Coronavirus Testing This Week
• Coronavirus Update: Florida Setting Up Drive-Thru Testing In Broward County
• Coronavirus Latest: Worshippers Connect In Online Masses, Public Services As Synagogues, Churches Cancel In-Person Services
• CBS2 Weather Headlines 3/15: Colder Snap Expected Into Tuesday
• Coronavirus In Chicago: While Acknowledging Worries, Preckwinkle Says 'Our Civic Duty Is Voting'
• COVID-19: New York's health care system contingency plans
• District Courts Issue Guidance For Coronavirus Patients
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Duquesne University Asking Students To Return Home
• Clinical Trial For Coronavirus Vaccine To Start Monday, Government Official Says
• I-94 Temporarily Closed In Monticello After Serious Crash
• Coronavirus Update: Cache Creek Casino Resort Will Temporarily Shutdown
• Coronavirus Latest: Talbot County Confirms First Case Of COVID-19, Declares Local State Of Emergency
• Coronavirus Closures: Local Couple Scrambling For New Wedding Venue After Heinz Chapel's Temporary Closure
• Patriots Re-Sign Devin McCourty To Two-Year Deal, Avoiding Free Agency
• Will driverless trucks soon share our roads?
• Educators React To Executive Order Temporarily Closing Schools In Minnesota
• Chipotle, KFC Among Restaurants Offering Free Delivery
• Coronavirus Closures: Catholic Diocese Of Pittsburgh Cancels All Masses
• Parents: Take Social Distancing Seriously. Limit Playdates, Other Activities, Experts Say
• Detectives Investigating After Man's Body Found In Stockton
• Tortuga Music Festival Postponed In Fort Lauderdale Due To Coronavirus
• Coronavirus In New Jersey: COVID-19 Cases Jumps To 99 As Officials Considering Statewide Curfew
• Inside a U.S. coronavirus containment zone
• Early findings grim on the health of Flint kids after water crisis
• Small Business Owners Worry About Impact Of Restaurant, Bar Closure Due To Coronavirus
• 30 New COVID-19 Cases Announced In Colorado
• Coronavirus Closings Leaves Small Arts Center Feeling 'Powerless'
• Coronavirus In Philadelphia: St. Christopher's Hospital For Children ICU Doctor Tests Presumptive Positive For COVID-19
• Meanwhile In Sports, Norwegian Takes Iditarod Lead
• Fed Slashes Interest Rates To Near Zero To Prop Up Economy During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Denton County Reports First Presumptive Positive Case Of Coronavirus In Man In 30s
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Offering Grab & Go Meals For Students During Closures
• New Jersey State Police Cancel Amber Alert For 3 Children In Gloucester County
• Coronavirus Latest: Loyola University Maryland Student Tests Positive
• Scholastic Is Offering Free Online Courses So Your Kids Can Keep Learning While Schools Are Closed
• Pitcairn Police Safely Locate Missing 16-Year-Old April Summers
• Walsh Puts Restrictions On Boston Bars, Restaurants Due To Coronavirus
• Round Lake Beach Police Officer Shot While Responding To Domestic Disturbance
• Arlington ISD Launches Student Meal Plan During Closure
• California Governor Calls For Closure Of All Bars, Wineries
• Central Outreach Wellness Center Offering Drive By Testing For Coronavirus
• DoorDash, Grubhub Offering No-Contact Deliveries During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Closings: Several Fells Point Bars Voluntarily Close
• Coronavirus California Update: Newsom Orders Bars, Wineries Closed; Home Isolation Of All Seniors
• Longshore Workers Rally To Stop Unloading Of Contaminated Waste From Grand Princess Ship
• Fed cuts interest rates to near zero to fight coronavirus impact
• US Federal Reserve Cuts Interest Rates To Near 0% In Response To Coronavirus
• Virginia Reports State's First Death From Coronavirus
• Whiteout Conditions Shut Down I-80 In Placer, Nevada Counties
• Furry Tails: Phoebe, Tillie And Merry Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• Texas Now Allowing Trucks From Alcohol Industry To Deliver Supplies To Grocery Stores
• Chicago Weather: Dry Conditions, Rising Temperatures
• Coronavirus In New Jersey: Gov. Phil Murphy Will Order All Schools To Close To Prevent Spread Of COVID-19
• Coronavirus Update: San Mateo County Confirms First Coronavirus Death; State Toll At 6
• Police Investigating After Stolen Car Crashes On Falls Road, Killing Driver
• Man Dies After Suspects Open Fire On Vehicle On I-30 Service Road In Fort Worth
• Miami-Dade, Broward Schools To Continue Feeding Students During School Shutdown
• Report: Tom Brady Will Not Sign With 49ers
• Officer-Involved Shooting Leaves Man Critically Injured In East Germantown: Police
• Coronavirus Latest: Howard County Reports Its First Coronavirus Case
• Rep. Donna Shalala Endorses Joe Biden For President
• 32-Year-Old Frisco Man Is Collin County's 8th Presumptive Positive Coronavirus Case
• Report: Israel Approves Tracking Phones Of Coronavirus Patients
• Israel Approves Tracking Phones Of Coronavirus Patients
• Facing South Florida: Miami-Dade Superintendent Alberto Carvalho Discusses Coronavirus Response
• San Bernardino County Records Its First Case Of COVID-19
• Police: Driver Dies In Fiery Crash In Manteca; Passenger Sustains Moderate Injuries
• Fed Slashes Interest Rates To Near Zero To Prop Up Economy Amid Coronavirus Fears
• 'The Party Is Over': Miami Beach, Fort Lauderdale Announce Restrictions To Curb Excessive Spring Break Crowds Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• Ohio Governor Mike DeWine Orders All Bars And Restaurants To Close
• Restaurants In The Metro Area With Curbside Pick-Up
• Coronavirus Cases In Massachusetts Now At 164
• Coronavirus Update: COVID-19 Confirmed At Queens Church As Public Services Go Online
• Fire Burns Former Elephant Bar Restaurant in Campbell for 2nd Time
• NFL Players Ratify New CBA; 17-Game Season, Expanded Playoffs
• Public Health Officials Confirm 16 New Cases Of Coronavirus In LA County
• Sid Hartman Turns 100: Milestone Birthday For Minn. Newsman
• 360 Chicago Observatory At Former John Hancock Center Closing Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Changes: Eat-N-Park Temporarily Shuts Down Soup, Salad & Fruit Bar
• Baltimore 27-Year-Old Emily Dove Reported Missing Since January
• 'This Is Unacceptable': Texas Gov. Greg Abbott Responds To Long Lines At DFW Airport Due To CDC Screenings
• Coronavirus In Delaware: Seventh Person Associated With University Of Delaware Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Congressman Conor Lamb Closes Offices
• Jaguars To Trade Calais Campbell To Ravens For 2020 Draft Pick, Reports Say
• Coronavirus Latest: Maryland General Assembly To Adjourn Early, Starting Wednesday
• Coronavirus Update: Sonoma County Reports First Community Transmission Cases
• Los Angeles County Establishes Coronavirus Isolation Zone At Dockweiler RV Park
• 4 Top Options For Cheap Mexican Food In Stockton
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Jefferson Hospital Treating Patient
• Your Questions About The 2020 Census Answered
• Coronavirus Changing Daily Lives Of Residents & Tourists Across Miami
• Navy Pier Latest Chicago Attraction To Close Due To Coronavirus
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Paid Sick Leave Starts Today
• Studio City Farmers Market Implements Measures Over COVID-19 Concerns
• Car Crashes Into West Mifflin House
• Trump says he's "strongly considering" pardon for Michael Flynn
• New Hampshire Closes Schools 3 Weeks, Moves To Remote Learning, Due To Coronavirus
• TSA Agent At Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Ethanol, Electric Vehicle Advocates Merging On Midwest Fuel Plan
• WATCH: Customers Rush To Fine Wine And Good Spirits Ahead Of Store Closing Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Colorado Churches Turn To Digital To Continue Ministry Amid Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Latest: Websites Offering Free Activities To Keep Children Busy While Home From School
• Police: Woman Rushed To Hospital After Being Stabbed During Attempted Robbery In West Philadelphia
• ACM Awards To Air On CBS In September Over COVID-19 Concerns
• Family Of Man Jumped In Oakland Early Saturday Found Out About The Incident On Social Media
• Massachusetts Has Tested 799 Patients For Coronavirus As Of Sunday
• 'This Is Utterly Unacceptable': Lightfoot Addresses Long Lines At O'Hare Due To Coronavirus Screenings
• Coronavirus In Chicago: With Some Different Polling Places, Primary Still Set For Tuesday Despite COVID-19 Outbreak
• Cirque du Soleil Postpones All Shows, Including 'Volta' in Costa Mesa
• Chicago To Require Bars And Restaurants That Sell Alcohol To Limit Capacity
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: 2 Additional Cases, Brings Total To 4
• Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore City Case Was Community Transmission; Mayor Suspends Senior & Rec Center Programs
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on March 15, 2020
• NFL Players Vote To Ratify New Collective Bargaining Agreement
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: More COVID-19 Cases Reported In Philadelphia, Suburbs As State Total Climbs To 65
• Tom Hanks Thanks His Helpers In A Coronavirus Update Post
• Firefighters Battling 2-Alarm Fire Raging Through Oakland Commercial Building
• Gottlieb warns "Wuhan-style" coronavirus outbreaks could overwhelm cities
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: 2 New Cases In Allegheny County, 15 More Statewide
• CBS SF Talks To Desert Rock Legend Mario Lalli
• Stabbing, 4 Separate Shootings Occur Overnight In Baltimore City
• Transcript: Brian Moynihan on "Face the Nation"
• Nike Announces Temporary Closure Of Stores In US, Other Countries To Limit Spread Of COVID-19
• Keller @ Large: Trump Coronoavirus Response Latest In Boomer Leadership Failures
• Ohio Governor Says School Closure Might Last For Rest Of Academic Year
• Transcript: Larry Kudlow on "Face the Nation"
• Former Staff Member Of Rep. Adam Schiff Tests Positive for Coronavirus
• Coronavirus In Montgomery County: King Of Prussia Mall Closes Amid Coronavirus Concerns
• Dr. Anthony Fauci: 'Everything On The Table' To Fight Coronavirus Spread
• Transcript: Scott Gottlieb on "Face the Nation"
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: COVID-19 Cases Rise To 35; 3 Community Transmissions
• 'I'm Not Trying To Hide A Damn Thing': Colorado Mayor Apologizes For Drunkenness On City Trip
• Coronavirus Fears Don't Deter Travelers From Booking Cheap Flights
• 2-Alarm Fire Burning Oakland Multi-Story Building
• Fauci says "everything is on the table" to fight coronavirus
• Coronavirus Closures: Pittsburgh Zoo, PPG Aquarium Closes Indefinitely
• Report: Yankees Minor League Player Positive With COVID-19
• Despite Coronavirus Concerns, Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz Encourages Residents To Early Vote
• NFL Agrees On Collective Bargaining Agreement
• Coronavirus Hits Pistons Christian Wood
• Coronavirus In Philadelphia: City Officials Discussing Options For Major Tourist Attractions, Children Out Of School Amid COVID-19 Outbreak
• Fatal Early-Morning Crash Slows Northbound Traffic on Highway 101 in Novato
• Airport Officer Assigned To LAX Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Transcript: Anthony Fauci on "Face the Nation"
• Authorities: 2 New Jersey Men Used Drones To Smuggle Drugs, Cell Phones Into Burlington County Federal Prison
• South Boston Bars, Restaurants Closed Sunday To Slow Coronavirus Spread
• Nike To Close All U.S. Stores To Slow Spread Of Coronavirus
• Davie Residents On Edge After 6 NSU Students Studying Abroad Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Gov. Walz Orders Closure Of Public Schools Across State Starting Wednesday
• OC Confirms Its First Case Of Locally Acquired Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Latest: At Least 31 Confirmed Cases In Maryland
• SpaceX Falcon 9 launch abruptly aborted
• 'The Bean' Is Closed Due To Coronavirus; Millennium Park Remains Open
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Attorney General Reviews Hundreds Of Price Gouging Claims
• Colorado Weather: Unsettled Week Ahead With Several Chances For Rain
• Capturing the "Sunday Morning" Moments of Nature
• A poem by Ted Koppel
• Boxer Adrien Broner Arrested For DUI
• Coronavirus Latest: Walmart Closing All Stores Early In Order To Restock Sanitize During Overnight Hours
• Officers Save Man Shot During Armed Robbery In Portage Park
• Adult Flashlight Egg Hunt At The Longacre House
• Officer-Involved Shooting In Miami Beach Under Investigation
• "Sunday Morning": The bold-faced interviews
• Second Person Tests Positive For Coronavirus At Northwestern University
• Coronavirus In New Jersey: Drivers In NJ, Nation See Gas Prices Plunge Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• Man Shot And Killed While Driving In East Chicago, Indiana
• Meet the "Sunday Morning" Sun Queen
• Coronavirus Update: Two UC San Francisco Medical Health Workers Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Police: Six Arrested During St. Patrick's Day Festivities, One Public Works Employee Struck By Vehicle
• "Sunday Morning": Stories with heart
• "Sunday Morning": The artist's vision
• Coronavirus In Philadelphia: African Episcopal Church Of Saint Thomas Offering Drive-Thru Sacrament On Sunday
• Nike Closes All Stores In United States
• Coronavirus Update: Florida Has 39 New Cases, 1 Death
• "Sunday Morning": The roads less traveled
• Coronavirus Update: Sonoma, Marin 'Community Spread'; Ski Resorts Shutdown, New Cases On College Campuses
• CBS3 Pet Project: PSPCA Wellness Clinic, Adoption Center At Erie Avenue Location Open Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• Philadelphia Weather: Sunny Skies To Take Over Early Morning Drizzle Sunday Afternoon
• Coronavirus Closures: Bethel Park Community Center Temporarily Closes
• Large Crowds Forced To Wait Hours At O'Hare For Coronavirus Screenings
• Tennessee Titans Reportedly Pick Ryan Tannehill Over Tom Brady
• Brigham And Women's Hospital Health Care Worker Infected With Coronavirus
• Will NFL Postpone Start Of Free Agency, Thus Extending Tom Brady Watch?
• NFLPA Votes To Approve New CBA, Enacting 17-Game Season And Ensuring 10 Years Of NFL Labor Peace
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Villanova University Students Required To Leave Campus By Sunday Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• Coronavirus Update: San Mateo County Limits Gatherings To 50 People
• This Adorable 'Unicorn' Pup Has Become A Star On Instagram And TikTok
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Local Police Department To Handle Non-Emergency Calls Over Phone
• Police Investigating Fatal Double Shooting In West Philadelphia
• Pittsburgh Weather: Overnight Snow Coating Some Surfaces
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Responds To Area Active Cases
• New York Weather: 3/15 Sunday Forecast
• Vincentian Academy Parents Form Non-Profit Association
• Sunday's Show Info (3/15/20)
• One Person Killed In Washington County Crash

Videos from March 15, 2020

• On the Frontline, Children of Flint, Kings of the Road
• Finding a COVID-19 vaccine and drug
• New York Governor Andrew Cuomo on preventing COVID-19 spread
• COVID-19: Will New York City be quarantined?
• Dr. LaPook on how we can all help fight coronavirus
• Driverless trucks could disrupt the trucking industry as soon as 2021
• Early results from 174 Flint children exposed to lead during water crisis shows 80% of them will require special education services
• Coronavirus task force: Trump praises Fed and Pence calls for prioritizing high-risk individuals for testing
• Life inside an American coronavirus containment zone
• Italy has the highest number of coronavirus cases in the world outside of China
• Ski industry is the latest business to suffer from the coronavirus outbreak
• Hoboken issues strict coronavirus regulations on hospitality businesses and curfew on residents
• Europe travel ban causes chaos at airports
• Trump tests negative for the coronavirus and is symptom free
• CBS Weekend News, March 15, 2020
• Coronavirus outbreak forces everyday American life to shift dramatically
• Chaos at U.S. airports as screenings cause delays
• Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan on coronavirus: "This is a war"
• Top Trump adviser Larry Kudlow says coronavirus bill "not perfect" but will help average Americans
• Scott Gottlieb on hospital shortages amid coronavirus crisis
• Scott Gottlieb warns against multiple "Wuhan-style" coronavirus outbreaks in U.S. cities
• Dr. Anthony Fauci says "everything is on the table" to fight spread of coronavirus
• Europe's once-busy streets come to a halt amid coronavirus fears
• Coronavirus outbreak sparks drive-thru testing in New York
• Mixed messages mar White House response to coronavirus
• Open: This is "Face the Nation," March 15
• 3/15: Anthony Fauci, Scott Gottlieb, Larry Kudlow, Brian Moynihan
• A Look Back: A history of "Sunday Morning"
• Meet the "Sun Queen" of "Sunday Morning"
• A Look Back: In memoriam
• A Look Back: Stories with heart
• A Look Back: "Sunday Morning" and the arts
• A Look Back: The places visited by "Sunday Morning"
• A Look Back: That's entertainment
• "Abblasen," the theme of "Sunday Morning"
• Good neighbors
• A Look Back: The newsmakers on "Sunday Morning"
• Capturing the "Sunday Morning" Moments of Nature
• A Look Back: The quirky side of “Sunday Morning”
• A poem by Ted Koppel