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• Sacramento County Sheriff's Office Considers Inmate Early Release Due To Coronavirus
• Sacramento Church Says 5 Of Its Members Have Tested Positive For Coronavirus
• Man Sentenced To Life In Prison For Sexually Assaulting Child
• Workers Across Industries Struggling To Survive During Coronavirus Shelter-In-Place
• 'Like Driving To A Funeral'; Oakland Pub's St. Patrick's Day Spoiled By Shelter-In-Place
• Suspect Attacks Woman, Steals Her Groceries In South Lake Tahoe
• Coronavirus: County Increases Testing Capacity, City To Offer Financial Aid To Businesses
• Pregnant Women Add COVID-19 To List Of Concerns
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Number Of Confirmed Cases Grows To 183
• Colorado Dentists Recommended To Offer Emergency Services Only
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Resident, Employee At North Shore Health & Rehab Test Positive For COVID-19
• Employees At McClellan Park Call Center Raise Heath Concerns About Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Update: Oakland City Hall, Civic Center Closed To Public During Shelter-In-Place
• Coronavirus Closures Put Economic Strain On Los Angeles Restaurants, Small Businesses
• Coronavirus In Colorado: State Unemployment Website Sees Thousands Of Claims
• Newsom: 'Unlikely' Most California Schools To Reopen Before Summer
• Orange County Bans All Public, Private Gatherings - Including Work - Outside Single Household
• Coronavirus Closures: Arden Fair Mall Closes Indefinitely
• Montrose Funeral Home Operators Arrested For Illegally Selling Body Parts
• 'There's Plenty Of Food': Grocery Stores Say Empty Shelves Are Not Sign Of Food Shortage
• UCLA Student Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• How To Explain The Coronavirus To Your Kids
• Broncos Trade Fullback Andy Janovich To Cleveland Browns For 7th Round Pick
• Denver Dumb Friends League Encourages Pet Adoptions Due To High Intake
• Progressive Challenger Marie Newman Defeats Longtime Congressman Dan Lipinski In 3rd District Rematch
• Jim Oberweis To Face U.S. Rep. Lauren Underwood, Jeanne Ives To Face U.S. Rep. Sean Casten In Key Congressional Races
• Coronavirus Cancellations Force Sacramento News & Review To Suspend Print Publication
• CBS SF talks to Unsane founder Chris Spencer about his new band, Human Impact
• Trump Administration Considering 'Sending Checks To Americans Immediately', Mnuchin Says
• Coronavirus Latest: Maryland State Police Prepared To Arrest Anyone Who Defies Business Shutdown, Up To $5K Fine Or 1 Year In Jail
• Parents Adjust To Teaching Children From Home
• Colorado Families Get Much-Needed Supplies Thanks To Nonprofits
• Paying Rent And Utilities When COVID-19 Forces You Out Of Work
• Breaking Coronavirus Quarantine In Illinois Could Mean Serious Legal Consequences
• San Francisco To Expedite Hiring Of 100 Nurses To Help Coronavirus Response
• Coronavirus Latest: Morgan State University Postpones Spring Commencement, Transitions Students To Online-Only Classes
• Coronavirus In Illinois: Chicago Fire Department Paramedic Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Ideas For Parents Working From Home That Will Keep The Kids Busy During The Coronavirus Pandemic
• Maryland Lawmakers Pass Legislation To Strengthen Hate Crime Statute
• Coronavirus Latest: MDOT, MTA To Implement Service Reduction On All Vehicles
• Maryland General Assembly Passes Kirwan Commission Education Funding Plan
• How To Help Your Community During The Coronavirus Outbreak
• Coronavirus Update: NYC Considering A 'Shelter In Place' Order; Alternate Side Parking Suspended For A Week; Bars And Other Businesses Closed
• Paige Bueckers Named 2020 Miss Basketball Minnesota
• Kim Foxx Survives Heated Race For State's Attorney, Amid Jussie Smollett Controversy
• Grocery Store Delivery Options Temporarily Stall Due To Increased Demand
• Coronavirus Update: Curfews, Closures Put In Place As Confirmed Cases In New Jersey Grows To 267
• Joe Biden Wins Democratic Primaries In Florida, Illinois, Arizona, CBS News Projects
• NYC Nurse Says Hospital Doesn't Have Enough Supplies To Protect Patients, Staff Amid Coronavirus Outbreak: 'As Health Care Workers, We're Scared'
• Coronavirus Affecting Families At Colorado Ronald McDonald House
• Coronavirus Update: Celebrities Turn To Social Media To Thank Health Care Workers, Entertain Fans
• Coronavirus Closings: Apple, Macy's, Nordstrom, Other Major Retailers Closing Stores
• Coronavirus In New Jersey: Officials Asking People To Stay Away From Jersey Shore During Outbreak
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Local Organizations And Businesses Stepping Up Efforts To Provide Food For Those In Need
• National Aquarium To Livestream Exhibits During Coronavirus Closure
• Baltimore Officer Confronts Man With Rifle Who Shot 7 In Madison Park, Police Say
• Affected By Coronavirus, Restaurant Owners Plead For Local, State Help
• After 22 People Test Positive For Coronavirus, Officials Must Interview An Estimated 2,000 Others Connected To Willowbrook Care Facility
• Coronavirus Latest: PA Task Force One Found Setting Up Tents At Citizens Bank Park For Possible Mass Testing Site, Sources Say
• Results Of 4 South Florida Mayoral Elections
• Former Vice President Joe Biden Wins Florida Primary
• Coronavirus Update: San Jose State Confirms First Case Of COVID-19
• Coronavirus In Broward: 43 Cases Including Death Of 77-Year-Old Man In Assisted Living Facility
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: St. Paul's Bethesda Hospital To Transform Into COVID-19 Care Facility
• Kingston Servers Get $1,000 Tip Amid Coronavirus Closures
• Miami-Dade, Broward Schools To Remain Closed Until April 15
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Volunteers Stepping Up To Help In Midst Of Growing Crisis
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Experts Answer A Variety Of Common Questions About COVID-19
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Test Shortage Leads MDH To Updates Testing Guidelines
• Coronavirus List: Restaurants Offer Free Delivery, No-Contact Delivery Options
• Willowbrook Asks Young People To Help Seniors During Coronavirus Outbreak
• Tesla Factory To Close After Disputed 'Essential Business' Claim Amid Coronavirus Shelter Order
• Arson Suspected In Wrigleyville Building Fire
• Coronavirus In Michigan: Beaumont Hospital Sets Up Curbside Screening Process
• Child Care Agencies In Limbo Over Coronavirus
• Coronavirus: Miami, Miami Beach To Close Bars, Lounges, Entertainment Venues, Limit Restaurants
• Detroit Writing Room, One-Stop Shopping For The Literary And Arts Community
• Experts Say Expect Gas Prices Will Get Cheaper
• Norwood Couple Cancels Wedding Over Coronavirus Concerns
• Governor Whitmer Takes Aim At President Trump's Coronavirus Response
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Local Governments Taking Action To Help Those Financially Impacted By COVID-19 Outbreak
• Coronavirus In New Jersey: Food Banks Facing New Challenges With Businesses Shutting Doors Due COVID-19 Outbreak
• Coronavirus Update: Gov. Newsom Places California National Guard On Alert
• Chicago Weather: We Get Wet
• Las Vegas Casinos, Bars, Theatres, Restaurants Closed Stop Spread Of Coronavirus
• Hampton Township Says Someone From Township Has Contracted Coronavirus
• Vanessa Hudgens Addresses Coronavirus Comments After Facing Backlash
• Low-Interest Disaster Loans Offered To SoCal Small Businesses Impacted By Coronavirus Closures
• San Francisco, San Jose Cannabis Dispensaries To Stay Open During Shelter-In-Place Order
• Bug In Facebook Anti-Spam System Blocks Posts Of Coronavirus News Stories
• Day One Of Coronavirus Shelter-In-Place Leaves San Francisco A Ghost Town
• Target Reduces Store Hours To Keep Up With Purchases Affected By Coronavirus Spread
• Business Notes: Up Day On Wall Street After Record-Setting Sell-Off
• First Coronavirus-Related Death Of Homeless Person Sets Off Race To Find Shelter In Santa Clara Co.
• Coronavirus Test Sites Up and Running In Sutter, Yuba Counties
• Coronavirus In Delaware: Wilmington City Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19
• LA City Officials: Tap Water Still Safe To Drink, Even As Coronavirus Spreads
• Coronavirus Updates: The Latest COVID-19 Headlines From March 17, 2020
• CBS News: Joe Biden Wins Illinois Democratic Primary
• 3 Separate Wildfires In Jefferson County Force Evacuation Notices For Foxton Residents
• Despite Lack Of Customers, Essential Businesses Still Open During Bay Area Shelter-In-Place
• Coronavirus In New Jersey: Gov. Murphy Asks President Trump For Military's Assistance In Expanding Hospital Capacity In State
• Making The Best Of Self-Isolation And Social Distancing In Sacramento
• Report: Lakers To Self-Quarantine After 4 Nets Players Test Positive For Coronavirus
• North Texas Nursing Home Resident Dies Of Coronavirus
• Pritzker Activates 60 National Guard Troops For Logistical Support, Medical Staffing Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Manteca Shelter In Place Continues, City Offices Closed To Public Due To COVID-19 Concerns
• Jake Rogers To Start Season In Toledo
• AA Pilots, Flight Attendants Unions Share Concerns, Welcome Feds Help Amid Flight Cuts
• All Miami-Dade Public Libraries To Close Indefinitely
• Gov. Newsom: Most Schools Likely Out Until The Fall
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Primaries in 3 states despite virus
• Verily Sets Up Drive-Thru Coronavirus Testing Sites In Santa Clara, San Mateo Counties
• Pittsburgh Penguins Auctioning Green St. Patrick's Day Jerseys And Autographed Pucks To Raise Money For Charity
• San Bernardino County Orders Cancellation Of All Gatherings, Third Case Of Coronavirus Confirmed
• Coronavirus Update: Long Island Leaders Urge Residents To Stay Calm, Support Local Businesses As Cases Climb Over 200
• Coronavirus Update: Drive-Thru Testing Begins At Jones Beach As Cuomo Prioritizes Increasing Hospital Beds, ICU Capacity
• $48 Million Reasons For Lions Quinn & Patricia To Succeed
• Florida School Testing Requirements Scrapped Because Of Coronavirus
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Here's How You Can Help Small Businesses
• Election 2020: DA Race Likely To See November Runoff
• Boy, 10, Recovering After He Was Shot While Playing With Gun
• 'Stay Home. Be Safe': Pittsburgh Penguins Share Video Of Kris Letang, His Son Addressing Fans Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• Coronavirus Latest: MedStar Health To Postpone Elective Surgeries
• Multiple North Texas School Districts To Pay Employees During Coronavirus-Related Closures
• Gov. Newsom: Most Schools To Remain Closed Through Summer Break
• Robert Morris University Says Official Who Worked NEC Men's Basketball Championship Game Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Coronavirus: Ventura County Orders Individuals Over 75 To Shelter In Place
• Tom Brady Expected To Choose Buccaneers
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Delaware County Students Adjusting To New Norm With Schools Shuttered
• Coronavirus Impact: Sacramento City Council Temporarily Bans Tenant Evictions
• Gov. Hogan Explains Decision To Shut Down Bars, Restaurants Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Interactive Map: Coronavirus Restrictions Vary Greatly Across North Texas
• Community Health Of South Florida To Begin Coronavirus Testing For Its Patients
• Travelers At Pittsburgh International Airport Have Coronavirus On Their Minds
• Coronavirus In Westmoreland County: Extra Precautions Taken To Keep Voters And Workers Safe During Special Election
• Snow Snarls Reno Traffic, Sierra Chain Controls On I-80
• Florida Lt. Gov. Jeanette Nunez Addresses Questions On Coronavirus Response
• Pharmacies Work To Help Deliver Prescription Drugs To Vulnerable Customers
• Coronavirus Cancellations: Diocese Of Pittsburgh Cancels All Fish Frys
• Boston Mayor Marty Walsh Says Social Distancing Is 'Everyone's Responsibility'
• Live Updates: March 17 Democratic Primaries
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: WCCO Answers Your COVID-19 Parenting Questions
• Crashes, Slippery Conditions As Snow Snarls Traffic On I-80 In Sierra
• School Districts Work To Get Meals To Kids In Need During Coronavirus Closure
• Coronavirus Latest: Airbnb Experiences Paused, Including Overnight Stays At Margate's Lucy The Elephant Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Coronavirus In New Jersey: Health Care Providers Concerned About Supplies, Pace Of COVID-19 Testing
• Amid Coronavirus Outbreak, Covenant House, Other Charities Keep Serving Some Of The Most Vulnerable
• Rylie's Ark Pairs Girls With Prom Dresses In Honor Of 12 Year Old
• Palm Desert Issues Local Emergency, Closes City Buildings Due To Coronavirus Outbreak
• Coronavirus Outbreak: 2 Colorado Congressional Leaders, Cory Gardner & Jason Crow, Self-Quarantine
• Coronavirus In New Jersey: Rutgers University Suspends On-Campus Commencement Ceremony Due To Outbreak
• Hilariously Handsome Lyle Waggoner Of 'The Carol Burnett Show' Dies, At 84
• Chicagoans Help Each Other Find Work During COVID-19 Crisis
• Coronavirus Update: Fifth Death In Santa Clara County Confirmed
• Maryland Income Tax Deadline Extended To July 15 Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Thief Breaks Into Local Pizza Shop That Was Giving Out Free Lunches To People In Need
• Coronavirus Update: Monterey County To Order Shelter-In-Place After Confirming 2 Cases
• Coronavirus In Westmoreland County: Pizza Shop Providing Free Lunches To Kids Amid School Closures
• Kentucky Derby Postponed Until September Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• DA: Hassan Elliott Charged With Murder Of Philadelphia Police Cpl. James O'Connor
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Lawmakers Pass $200M In Emergency Funding For Health Care System
• City Of North Miami Beach Announces Curfew
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Blood Drives Canceled, Creating Shortage At Donation Centers
• City Of Fort Worth Imposing Tighter Restrictions On Public Spaces In COVID-19 Fight
• Coronavirus Update: City Comptroller Calls For Tax Relief, Fine Forgiveness To Help Business Community Through Crisis
• Flyers Mascot Gritty Has Reassuring Message For Fans Amid COVID-19 Outbreak
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Amazon Limits Shipments To Warehouses For 3 Weeks
• Coronavirus In Illinois: Attorney General Kwame Raoul Investigating Widespread Reports Of Virus-Related Price-Gouging
• Tom Brady Leaving Patriots; Will Reportedly Sign With Tampa Bay
• Coronavirus: Palm Springs Issues Shelter In Place Notice, Orders Non-Essential Business Closed
• Coronavirus Latest: Cynwyd Elementary School Fourth-Grade Teacher Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Oakland Chef Offers 'Pay-As-You-Can' Caribbean Cuisine, Soothing Bush Tea During Coronavirus Lockdown
• Coronavirus Closures: Hyatt Regency Sacramento To Close Until May
• Coronavirus Spread Complicates Bay Area Census Count
• Coronavirus Update: Colorado Department Of Education Pauses CMAS Testing
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Man In His 70s Becomes State's 2nd COVID-19 Death
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: How To Apply For Unemployment Benefits
• Coronavirus: 50 Additional Cases Confirmed In LA County
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Minnesotan Shares Her Family's Experience Of Self-Quarantining
• Boaters Should Be Prepared Before Hitting The Water At Cherry Creek State Park
• Already Hard To Come By, Chicago Election Judges Rarely Dismissed, Records Show
• MLB Clubs To Donate $1 Million Each To Assist Ballpark Employees Impacted By Delayed Start Due To Coronavirus
• Former Broncos Center Connor McGovern Headed To New York Jets
• Coronavirus Update: San Francisco Mayor Announces Eviction Moratorium For Small Businesses
• 5 things I learned from Surgeon General Dr. Jerome Adams
• Tom Brady Expected To Sign With Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Once Free Agency Begins
• Shell Says It's Addressing Workers' Concerns At Beaver Co. Cracker Plant Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• Coronavirus Latest: Giant Foods Dedicates First Hours Of Operations To Customers 60 Or Older Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Coronavirus Concerns And Election Equipment Problems Combine For 'Pretty Frustrating' Day At Some Chicago Polling Places
• Dallas ISD Middle School Student Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Update: Area Hospital Systems Announce New Policies Restricting Visitors
• 'Moving From Mitigation Phase To Surge Phase': Colorado Hospital Association Prepares For What's Next In Coronavirus Pandemic
• Man Shot Multiple Times In Northwest Baltimore, Police Say
• Surgeon general urges Americans to follow CDC guidelines
• Lyle Waggoner, Actor Known For Work On 'Carol Burnett Show', Dies At 84
• Coronavirus Update: Sacramento County Directs Residents To Stay Home As Much As Possible
• Coronavirus In Chicago: Midway Traffic Control Tower Closing After 3 Workers Test Positive For COVID-19
• Colorado School District Hands Out 1,000 Meals During Coronavirus Closure
• Sean Lee Returning For His 11th Season With The Dallas Cowboys
• Coronavirus Update: City Harvest Stepping Up Big For More Than 1 Million Food-Insecure New Yorkers
• As the coronavirus spreads, gyms halt the workouts
• Judge Backs Minnesota's Twin Metals Mine In Lease Dispute
• Stanford Researchers Hope To Soon Conduct Over 1,000 Coronavirus Tests Daily
• Coronavirus In West Virginia: State Reports First Positive COVID-19 Case
• Coronavirus Update: Can Grocery Stores Keep Up With Demand As Shoppers Stock Up?
• Coronavirus Update: Remote Learning Showing Promise In New Rochelle
• Coronavirus Concerns In Chicago Force Chicago Police Department To Empty Police Academy
• Maryland Hospitals Take Preventative Measures To Limit Spread Of Coronavirus
• First Coronavirus-Related Death Reported In Chicago; 22 Cases Reported In DuPage County Care Facility
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Local Hospitals Running Into Issues As Patients Increase
• Discrimination Reports Increase Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• Panic Buyers Clean Out Grocery Stores, Experts Stress Supply Chain Is Healthy
• Miami Pulmonologist: 'It's A Moral Responsibility' To Protect Others From Coronavirus
• Utilities, Phone Companies Working With Customers Struggling To Pay Bills During Pandemic
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Service Workers In Survival Mode Amid Temporary Closures
• Duncan Hunter sentenced to 11 months in prison
• 'I've Already Died Once In The Past Year. I'm Not Ready To Do It Again.'
• 'Give Me Toilet Paper Before Parking Tickets': Denver Residents Upset Over Parking Enforcement During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Casino At Dania Beach Is Latest Gambling Operation To Shut Down Due To Coronavirus Concern
• Here Is What We Know About The Coronavirus At-A-Glance 3-17-20
• Hospitals Grapple With More Than COVID-19, Forced To Crack Down On Theft Of Medical Supplies
• Barr tells AP FBI probing cyber incident on federal network
• Chicago Public Schools And Other City Agencies Offering Students Resources During Coronavirus Closings
• Kevin Durant among Nets players to test positive for coronavirus
• Coronavirus & Florida Presidential Primary: The Polls Are Open
• Texas State Capitol Closed To Public Amid Coronavirus Crisis
• Chargers Donate $250K To LA Regional Food Bank Amid Coronavirus Crisis
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: First Responders Prep For Surge In 911 Calls
• Coronavirus In Bucks County: Some Voters 'Nervous' Coming Out For Bensalem Special Election During COVID-19 Outbreak
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Vail Resorts Closes 4 Ski Areas For Season, Breckenridge For At Least For A Month
• MSU Denver Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Coronavirus Closings: Md. Businesses Turn To Delivery To Keep Doors Open
• Other City, County Efforts To Reduce Coronavirus Spread Less Strict Than Dallas'
• Coronavirus Latest: Philadelphia Police Department Modifying Arrest Procedures Amid COVID-19 Outbreak
• 1623 Brewing Company Forced To Alter Operations Weeks After Opening Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus In Philadelphia: Thousands Of Workers Laid Off After All Non-Essential Businesses Forced To Close
• Report: Kevin Durant, NBA Superstar From Prince George's County Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Update: PGA Championship at San Francisco's Harding Park Postponed
• Report: Brooklyn Nets Star Kevin Durant Tests Positive For Coronvirus
• Health Care Worker Is Tarrant County's 6th Confirmed COVID-19 Case
• Report: Pittsburgh Steelers Sign FB Derek Watt, Brother Of T.J. Watt
• Former Cowboys Safety Jeff Heath Has Signed Two-Year Deal With Las Vegas Raiders
• Coronavirus Update: Former Warriors Star Kevin Durant Among Nets Who Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Boston's Carney Hospital To Have Dedicated Care Center For Coronavirus Patients
• MBTA Struggles To Provide Transportation, Promote Social Distancing After Cutting Back
• Senators Blast Google For Facemask Ads Amid Coronavirus, Demand FTC Action
• PGA Tour Extends Coronavirus-Related Suspensions, Ends Byron Nelson At Dallas' Trinity Forest Golf Club
• Keep Windows Closed? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Viewer Questions On Coronavirus
• Kids wish happy birthday to woman who waves at their school bus
• Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively donate $1 million to foodbanks
• Coronavirus Retail Update: Macy's Closes Stores Across U.S.
• Coronavirus In Maryland: First Responders Take Extra Steps To Protect Themselves
• Coronavirus Update: San Francisco Giants Establish $1 Million Fund To Assist Idled Stadium Workers
• Gov. JB Pritzker And Chicago Election Board Trade Barbs Over Handling Of Tuesday's Primary Elections
• Coronavirus Cancellations: Saint Vincent College Suspends Face-To-Face Classes For Rest Of Semester Due To Coronavirus
• Pentagon to contribute masks, ventilators to coronavirus response
• North End Restaurants Forced To Lay Off Workers Due To Coronavirus
• 'I Do Worry': U.S. Gun Sales Surge As Coronavirus Fears Spread
• Coronavirus In Washington County: Officials Sign Declaration Of Disaster Emergency Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• Coronavirus Latest: MARC Trains Reduce By 50 Percent, BWI Takes Steps, More On Travel In Maryland
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Saint Paul Public Schools To Use School Bus Routes As Meal Pick Up
• Boulder Moves Homeless Shelter To Curb Spread Of Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Update: All Restaurants, Other Businesses To Close In Fort Lauderdale
• Kobe Sanders Signs With MSU Denver With Sights On National Championship
• Report: Raiders to Sign Longtime Cowboys TE Jason Witten
• Roche: Thank You, Tom Brady
• Weekend Backpacks For Homeless Kids Prepares Thousands Of Meals During School Closures Due To Coronavirus
• Coronavirus In Illinois: University Of Illinois Cancels Graduation At Three Campuses
• Tom Brady Departure Saddens Patriots Fans, But They Are Grateful For His Legacy
• Slowing The Spread: Playgrounds, Golf Courses, Tennis Centers Close In City Of Dallas
• Davis Asks Residents To Shelter In Place Over Coronavirus, Following Bay Area's Model
• Coronavirus Update: Sonoma County Health Officer Issues Shelter-In-Place Order
• Group Sues To Stop Fast-Tracking Of Proposed A's Stadium At Howard Terminal
• Movie studios to release new titles via streaming
• Sac State Graduation Ceremonies Officially Put On Hold Over Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus In Chicago: Mayor Lori Lightfoot To Allow 'Non-Essential' City Employees To Work From Home
• MDPD: Fatal SW Miami-Dade Police-Involved Shooting Started With Man Pointing Gun At His Own Head
• Philip Rivers Agrees To One-Year Deal With Colts
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: University Of Pittsburgh Postponing Spring Commencement Ceremonies Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• Report: Former Cowboys DT Maliek Collins Agrees To Deal With Las Vegas Raiders
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Mayo Clinic Deferring Elective Care
• 'There's No End To This Mission' | Amid Coronavirus Pandemic, Maryland National Guard Activated
• How the National Guard is stepping up its fight against the coronavirus
• Wis. Gov. Evers Orders Bars, Restaurants To Close, Limits Gatherings
• Coronavirus Latest: Pennsylvania Turnpike Limiting Services At Plazas In Response To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus bill still leaves millions with no paid sick leave
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Hennepin Healthcare Employee Tests Positive For Coronavirus (COVID-19)
• Report: Philadelphia Eagles Re-Sign Rodney McLeod, Jalen Mills
• "Big Brother" contestants told about coronavirus on live TV
• Coronavirus In Michigan: MDOC Probation Agent Tests Positive For COVID-19
• 'Right Up There With The Busiest Times Of Year:' Giant Eagle Keeps Restocking As Products Fly Off Shelves Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• How To Talk To Your Kids About The New Coronavirus
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Officials Warn State Will Be Less Able To Track Cases Back To Source As Testing Expands
• Santa Clara Co. Court Alters Operations Over Coronavirus, Excuses Prospective Jurors For 3 Weeks
• Pittsburgh Pirates Donate $1 Million To PNC Park Employees For Games Missed Due To Coronavirus Outbreak
• Union Hands Out Food To Hospitality Workers Sidelined By Coronavirus Closures
• Denver Weather: Winter Storm Watch Issued, Snow And Wind Possible Starting Late Wednesday
• Coronavirus: No Residential, Commercial Evictions In LA County Through May
• Massachusetts Police Departments Limit Public Access During Coronavirus Outbreak
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: PPS Students' Relative Tests Presumptive Positive For Coronavirus
• Gun and ammo sales spike on coronavirus fears
• Rolling Stones Postpone Cotton Bowl Concert, North America Tour Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Brooklyn Nets Announce That Four Players Tested Positive For Coronavirus
• Jason Witten Signs One-Year Deal With The Las Vegas Raiders
• Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore County Temporarily Allows Establishments To Deliver Alcohol To Customers
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Service Workers Union Calls For Better Protective Gear, Training
• Police: School Bus Driver Arrested In Fatal Brooklyn Park Hit & Run
• Jeff Linder Resigns From Northern Colorado, Takes Over As Wyoming Men's Basketball Head Coach
• UPDATE: DDOT Service Will Resume Wednesday
• LA County Courts Suspend All Civil, Criminal Trials
• Police: Man Shot By Officer Had Rifle, Ignored Commands
• 'We Don't Have Enough Tests' | Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan On When Coronavirus Tests Will Be Available
• China-Based Airlines Resume Limited Service To SFO; Travel Restrictions Remain
• Coronavirus Cases In Massachusetts Reach 218 After 21 New Positive Tests
• Report: Former Chargers Quarterback Philip Rivers Signs With Indianapolis Colts
• Coronavirus: Amazon Only Accepting Shipments Of Medical Supplies, Household Staples
• Boston Weather: A Little Snow, Then A Shot At 70 Degrees
• Thunder Valley, Red Hawk Casinos Announce Temporary Closures Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Pennsylvania National Guard Helps Residents Return From Grand Princess Cruise
• 'The Young And The Restless' Picked Up For Four More Seasons, Will Air 12,000th Episode This Summer
• Marriott furloughs tens of thousands of hotel workers
• Reports: Miami Dolphins Sign Former Eagles Jordan Howard, Kamu Grugier-Hill
• Coronavirus In New Jersey: Gov. Murphy Orders Malls, Amusement Parks To Close After Coronavirus Cases Surge To 267
• Dallas Cowboys And Dak Prescott Reportedly In Disagreement Over Contract Length
• Coronavirus Update: North Shore Health & Rehab Facility Resident, Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19
• 'People Are Really Pulling Together': Hundreds Of Meals Served To Kids In Salem Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Detroit Lions, Collins In and Kennard Out
• Wisconsin Appeals Court Grants New Trial After Cop Says Somalis Tend To Lie
• 'I Do Worry': Gun Sales Surge As Coronavirus Fears Spread
• Animal Shelters Seek People To Foster Pets During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Chicago Weather: Sunny Today, Have An Umbrella Handy For The Rest Of The Week
• Woman Shot In Adams County, Deputies Search For Suspects
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: COVID-19 Cases Climbs To 18 In Philadelphia As Statewide Total Rises To 104
• Influx Of Dogs Spurs Online Adoptions At Fort Worth Shelter, Emergency Call For Fosters
• Coronavirus In Chicago: Meanwhile In Other News, Good Stories You Might Have Missed
• Your Phone Could Be Harboring Coronavirus - Here's How To Clean It
• Inside Politics With Jon Delano: Coronavirus Leads Lawmakers To Seek Alternative Ways Of Legislating
• Report: Running Back Jordan Howard Signs With Miami Dolphins
• Coronavirus Latest: Animal Shelters Seek People To Foster Pets During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Sanitation: 'No Wipes In The Pipes,' Influx Of Non-Toilet Paper Items Being Flushed
• Catholic Diocese Of Stockton Suspends Mass Indefinitely Over Coronavirus Concerns
• Philadelphia Eagles Not Picking Up Malcolm Jenkins' 2020 Option, Allowing Him To Become Free Agent
• Coronavirus Changes: Primanti Bros. Enacting Delivery, Takeout Protocols
• Warrants Issued For Brother Who Shot His 12-Year-Old Sister In The Back
• Zanotto's Market Offers San Jose Seniors Exclusive Shopping Time During Coronavirus Sheltering
• Monterey Bay Aquarium Offers Live Views Of Wildlife Amid Outbreak
• Denton County Latest To Issue Disaster Declaration To Prevent Spread Of Coronavirus
• Macy's To Close All Stores Nationwide For COVID-19 Concerns
• Coronavirus Helps Drive Gas Prices Down
• Uber Suspends Pool Rides In US, Canada To Prevent Spread Of Coronavirus
• Report: Raiders Strike Deal With Pro Bowl LB Cory Littleton
• Coronavirus Update: Woman Who Tested Positive For COVID-19, Gave False Name, Address To Newark Hospital Found
• San Carlos Suspect Arrested For Possession, Distribution Of Child Pornography
• Stockton's 3 Top Spots To Score Coffee, Without Breaking The Bank
• Cooking At Home: Beatrice's Pasta With Tuna
• Coronavirus: Northgate Market To Open Early Just For Seniors Indefinitely At All 41 Stores
• Lutherville Man Gets Carnegie Hero Award For Saving 7-Year-Old Who Nearly Drowned In New Jersey
• Guatemala suspends U.S. deportation flights over coronavirus
• Coronavirus Tents Becoming The Norm Outside Massachusetts Hospitals
• Coronavirus: Macy's, Bloomingdale's Closing Stores Nationwide
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Hennepin County Libraries Close Due To COVID-19 Concerns
• All Macy's, Bloomingdale's Stores Closing Temporarily Due To Coronavirus
• Support Local: Carry-Out Deals Around Maryland For St. Patrick's Day
• Texans Reminded Flushable Wipes Are Not Really Flushable And Shown The Consequences
• Your phone may be harboring coronavirus. Here's how to clean it.
• Carry Sanitizing Supplies, Trash Bag If Seeking COVID-19 Stress Relief In Colorado's Nature
• Coronavirus: With Theaters Closing Worldwide, Studios Releasing Movies On-Demand
• Coronavirus Update: New York Officials Among The COVID-19 Infected
• Coronavirus Michigan Impact: Some Jobless Benefits Extended
• Coronavirus Impacts: Marriott Is Beginning To Furlough Hotel Employees
• Denver Broncos Still Have More To Accomplish As Free Agency Continues
• DNR: Catch-And-Release Only For Walleye During Mille Lacs' Open Water Season
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Restaurants, Bars Try To Help Staff By Donating Food
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Late Penalties, Drivers' License Suspensions Temporarily Stopped To Curb Courthouse Visits
• Amazon to focus on "high demand" products amid coronavirus crisis
• Here's A Closer Look At The Bills Governor Whitmer Signed Into Law
• Tom Brady Says Goodbye To Patriots, Thanking Belichick And Kraft
• Coronavirus Update: San Mateo County Reports Rise In COVID-19 Cases To 64
• Coronavirus Closures: All Macy's Stores Close Nationwide In Response To Coronavirus Outbreak
• Gov. Baker Explains How Day Care Centers Are Open Amid Strict Coronavirus Regulations
• Coronavirus Changes: Amtrak To Suspend Service From Pa. To New York City And All Pa. Trains
• Patriots Super Bowl LV Odds Take Big Hit With Tom Brady's Departure
• In Wake Of Coronavirus School Closures, Chicago Teachers Union Calls For Suspension Of Standardized Tests
• Interactive Map: Restaurants In The Metro Area With Curbside Pick-Up
• Report: 49ers Agree To New Deal With Jimmie Ward
• Coronavirus In Colorado: King Soopers, Safeway Stores Hiring To Help Restock Shelves
• 'Working As Quickly As Possible' | Maryland House Passes Budget, Works Toward Early Adjournment
• How Restaurant Workers Are Dealing With The Coronavirus
• Community Housing Network to Assist During COVID-19 Crisis
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: CDC's Ban On Gatherings Of 50-Plus People Puts End To Pittsburgh Marathon
• Pritzker, Education Leaders Introduce 'Act Of God' Days Amid COVID-19 Absences
• First patient gets potential coronavirus vaccine
• BART Ridership Continues Precipitous Fall Due To Coronavirus
• Dr. Oz And Dr. Sam Fink Discuss What Worries Him About The Pandemic And The Need To Close Schools In The U.S.
• Coronavirus In Florida: All State Universities Extend Remote Learning Through End Of Semester
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• Pa. Health Dept.: 20 New Cases Of Coronavirus Cases Across State, Total Number Now 96
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• Coronavirus Latest: Maryland Moving To All Cashless Tolling, Hogan Asking For REAL ID Deadline To Be Extended
• Coronavirus Cancellations: ACC Cancels All Athletic-Related Activities For Rest Of School Year
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• Pandemic Proof? Impossible Foods Raises $500 Million Amid Coronavirus Uncertainty
• Coronavirus Latest: Diocese Of Camden Suspends All Public Masses Following New Jersey Shutdown
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• Fiat Chrysler Pulls Sponsorship Of Iditarod
• Robert Kraft Releases Statement On Tom Brady: 'I Love Tom Like A Son'
• Wisconsin Rep. Gwen Moore Self-Quarantining For COVID-19
• Tom Brady Is Leaving The New England Patriots After 20 Years
• Coronavirus In Michigan: Wayne State Postpones Spring Commencement Ceremonies
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• Neighbors band together in U.K. to help people isolated by coronavirus
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• Airlines Seek $50 Billion Coronavirus Bailout From U.S. Government
• Medical supply shortage forcing nurses to reuse masks with "no protection"
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• Coronavirus Closings: US Naval Academy Closed To General Public Starting Tuesday
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• Report: Steelers Restructure Ben Roethlisberger's Contract
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• Amazon Seeks To Hire 100,000 To Keep Up With Surge In Orders
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• Dollar General Makes First Hour Dedicated To Senior Shoppers Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• Coronavirus Update: Kentucky Derby Moved To September 5, No Firm Date For Preakness Yet
• Jewel Looking To Hire At All Locations Immediately; Costco Hiring For Warehouse
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• Kentucky Derby postponed until September due to coronavirus
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