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Articles from March 21, 2020

• High School In West Hills Donates Masks To Hospital In Need
• Bay Area Firefighters Taking Preventive Measures To Prevent Exposure To Coronavirus
• Thousands Of Jobs Available As Coloradans File For Unemployment
• Real Estate Industry Still Hot Even As Coronavirus Cases Increase In Colorado
• Angelenos Adjust For First Weekend Under Stay At Home Order
• Coronavirus Response: Gov. Newsom Issues Executive Order In Effort To Bend The Curve
• Two More Workers At Denver International Airport Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Coronavirus: Is Social Pressure Enough to Keep Northern Californians Home?
• Vintners In California's Wine Country Bracing for Big Coronavirus Impact
• Coronavirus Update: PG&E, Flexport Donate Critical Emergency Supplies For Healthcare Workers
• 2 Coronavirus Cases Confirmed In Yuba County
• U.S. Coast Guard Takes Sick Grand Princess Crew Member Off Cruise Ship For Medical Treatment
• 2 New Coronavirus Deaths, 59 New Cases Reported In LA County
• Audible Is Now Offering Free Audiobooks For Kids Stuck At Home During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus updates from March 21, 2020
• Coronavirus Update: Pets Unlikely To Spread Coronavirus To Owners
• Pence And Wife Test Negative For Coronavirus, Press Secretary Says
• Coronavirus Latest: Third COVID-19 Death Reported In Maryland, Health Officials Say
• Coronavirus Update: NYC's Javits Center On List For COVID-19 Field Hospital
• Brockton Woman Anxiously Awaits Coronavirus Test Results A Week After Testing
• Coronavirus Update: New Jersey Shuts Down Businesses, Orders Residents To 'Stay At Home'
• Coronavirus Update: Inmate At Metropolitan Detention Center Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Coronavirus Latest: At Least 190 Cases Of COVID-19, 3 Deaths Reported In Maryland
• Coronavirus Update: Long Island Nurse Sees Front-Line Workers Starting To Get Sick, Says 'No One Seems To Care About Us'
• Spreading Kindness: Couple Forced To Postpone Their Wedding Donate Flowers To The Elderly
• Coronavirus Latest: Gov. Hogan Announces Telephone Check In Service For Maryland Senior Citizens
• COVID-19 Is Changing How Delivery Companies Are Giving Customers Their Packages
• Coronavirus Latest: Part-Time Contract Worker At University Of Maryland Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Coronavirus Update: Nutritionist Says Put Back Comfort Foods, Stock Up On Proteins, Fruits And Vegetables
• Philadelphia Police Searching To Identify Group Of Teenagers Seen In Violent Robbery Of Man In Viral Video
• Coronavirus Update: NYC Streets Desolate As Non-Essential Businesses Prepare To Close
• Weis Markets Announce Raise For Store-Level, Hourly Paid Workers During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Community Outpour For More Face Masks For Minnesota Health Care Workers
• Coronavirus Update: Vice President Mike Pence, Wife Test Negative For COVID-19
• Coronavirus Update: Superintendent Of New Rochelle Schools Dr. Laura Feijoo Tests Positive
• Coronavirus Closings: All Public Camping On Maryland State Forests Closed
• Conviction In 1998 Murder, Kidnap, Sexual Assault Of Monterey Teen Christina Williams
• Coronavirus Latest: Health Care Workers In Philadelphia Area Report Severe Supply Shortages Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Gov. Baker: Coronavirus Testing In Massachusetts Making 'Significant Progress'
• Stay-At-Home Order Takes Effect In Illinois In Fight Against Coronavirus
• Second Coronavirus-Related Death In Massachusetts Reported
• Traffic Stop On Stolen Car Leads To Arrest Of Suspected Bank Robber In El Dorado County
• Medford Seamstress Starts Medical Mask Operation To Help Healthcare Workers
• Coronavirus Pandemic: Monterey County Reports First Coronavirus-Related Death
• Bay Area Gets Fresh Air, Volunteers At Food Banks To Keep From Going Stir-Crazy
• Allina Health, Blue Cross And Blue Shield Call On Public's Help For Face Mask Donations
• 61-Year-Old Man Is 11th Positive Coronavirus Case In Frisco
• Third LAPD Officer Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Latest: Burlington County Nutrition Distributor Opens Warehouse To Public During Pandemic
• Coronavirus In New Jersey: Gov. Phil Murphy Orders All Residents To Stay At Home As COVID-19 Cases Soar Above 1,300
• Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins Orders Business Closures, Limits Toilet Paper Purchases
• Food Bank Hosts Drive-Thru Food Distribution Service In Anaheim
• VA Boston Nurse In Brockton Tests Positive For The Coronavirus
• Attleboro High School Student Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Coronavirus In California: First Weekend Of Stay-At-Home Order Hits Millions
• Ohio State Rep. Don Manning Dies From Heart Attack At Age 54
• Denton County Reports 6 More Positive Coronavirus Cases, Total Grows To 24
• Police: Man Steals Wallet From Woman Suffering A Medical Emergency Inside Walmart
• National Guard Provides Assistance At Sacramento Food Bank
• Florida Opening Coronavirus Testing Facility At Hard Rock Stadium Monday
• Lake Elsinore's The Diamond Stadium Hosts Drive-Thru Coronavirus Testing
• Gov. Walz Signs Order For National Guard To Deliver Personal Protective Equipment
• Coronavirus Update: Newsom Announces Much-Needed Masks Heading To Hospitals; Calls Effort 'Ennobling'
• Illinois Coronavirus Deaths Now Total 6; Gov. Pritzker Calls On Former Medical Personnel To Return To Field
• Somerville's Mayor Orders Many Businesses To Close Over Coronavirus Concerns
• Coronavirus Shelter-In-Place: Food A Major Priority On Day 2 Of Gov. Newsom's Stay-At-Home Order In California
• Hotel Revival Works To Help Other Baltimore Businesses During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Updates: The Latest COVID-19 Headlines From March 21, 2020
• Eagles Sign Philadelphia Native Will Parks, Linebacker Jatavis Brown To 1-Year Contracts
• Coronavirus Closings: Maryland SPCA To Temporarily Suspend All Operations, Shelter Animals Will Still Be Cared For
• Congressman Mark DeSaulnier's Condition Seriously Deteriorates After Falling During A Run
• Coronavirus Closures: Omni William Penn To Temporarily Close
• Residents, Businesses Prepare For Stay-At-Home Order
• Florida Coronavirus Update: 3 Deaths At Broward ALF, 763 Confirmed Cases Statewide
• Coronavirus Update: Miami-Dade Joins Miami Beach In Closing Hotels, Motels
• Travis AFB Says They Are Monitoring 4 Positive COVID-19 Cases
• Coronavirus: Person At Walter C. Young Middle School In Pembroke Pines Tested Positive
• Nick Vannett, Tight End, Signs 2-Year Deal With Broncos
• Coronavirus: Gov. Abbott Postpones May 26 Primary Runoffs Until July 14
• Coronavirus Latest: West Philly Pizzeria 'Trying To Add Some Certainty To People's Day' By Handing Out 100 Free Pizzas
• Will Parks Leaves Broncos, Returns Home To Join Philadelphia Eagles
• CDC Launches 'Self-Checker' For Coronavirus On Their Website
• McKeesport Pizza Shop Donates Dinner To Fire Department
• Coronavirus Latest: Pennsylvania Health Officials Making Hospital Contingency Plans Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Denver Health Receives Equipment To Test For Coronavirus
• Minnesotans Get Outside To Enjoy The Nice Weather On Saturday
• Coronavirus Update: Miami-Dade Transit Suspends All Transit Fares & Makes Other Changes
• FDA Authorizes New Test That Could Detect Coronavirus In About 45 Minutes
• Wayzata Walgreens Closes, Team Member With Presumed Case Of COVID-19
• Some In Illinois Still Hit Roadblocks For COVID-19 Testing As Officials Work To Expand
• Coronavirus Latest: Philadelphia Licenses And Inspections Extends Construction Stop Order In 'Interest Of Public Safety'
• Colorado Sees 2 More Coronavirus Deaths; 475 People Test Positive
• Woodland Police Searching For Occupants Of Stolen Vehicle Who Fled Scene After Crash
• Colorado Army National Guard Member Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Florida Eyes Hotels To House People With Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Closures: St. Clair Hospital Closes To Visitors On March 22
• Overturned Oil Tanker Spills Thousands of Gallons Near Central Coast Reservoir
• Coronavirus In Chicago: A Sobering Look At Past Week In Fight Against COVID-19
• Garland Police: Man, Woman Arrested After Abducting Child Left Alone In Car
• Coronavirus Pandemic: Sonoma County Reports Its First Coronavirus Death
• Disaster Loan Assistance
• GoFundMe For Family Of Tony Janisch
• Chester Police Officer Bronelle Barrett-Lee Dies Suddenly, Found Unresponsive At Work
• Coronavirus Update: Working From Home Means Finding The Right Supplies And Routine
• 'We Would Really Just Appreciate Prayers:' Group Of Missionaries Stranded In Honduras
• Coronavirus Latest: Notre Dame Of Maryland University Cancels Remainder Of Athletic Season
• New York Weather: CBS2's 3/21 Saturday Evening Forecast
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Local Distilleries Crafting Hand Sanitizer
• Because Of Coronavirus, New Bedford Soldier's Funeral Must Be Private
• Coronavirus Update: President Trump Approves Disaster Declaration For New York, Senators Working On Economic Stimulation Package
• CHP Seeking Public's Assistance In Homicide Investigation Out Of Vacaville
• Here Is What We Know About The Coronavirus At-A-Glance 3-21-20
• Coronavirus Update: NYC Flights Resume After Being Halted Over Staffing Issues
• Coronavirus Cases In New Hampshire Increase To 65 After 19 New Positive Tests
• Inmate Tests Positive For Coronavirus In Massachusetts Prison
• FDA Authorizes New Test That Could Detect Coronavirus In About 45 Minutes
• SF Crews Extinguish House Fire Started by Discarded Barbecue Embers
• Coronavirus: LA Farmers Markets Provide Alternative To Grocery Stores Amid Shortages, Crowds
• Coronavirus Cases In Massachusetts Grow By 112, Bringing Total To 525
• Daily Meditation Could Slow Aging In Your Brain, Study Says
• Tioga Triple Shooting Leaves Teenager, 2 Men Fighting For Lives: Police
• Coronavirus Latest: Delaware Health Officials Announce 6 New COVID-19 Cases, State Total Now 45
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Gov. Walz Announces MN Small Businesses To Receive Federal Support
• Google Expands Coronavirus Info Website Nationwide
• Crossover Country Superstar Kenny Rogers Dies at 81
• Coronavirus Latest: St. Mary's County Government Closes Due To COVID-19 Precautions
• Coloradans Back Home After Month-Long Quarantine On Grand Princess
• AT&T Closing Additional Stores During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Number Of Coronavirus Cases In Texas Now Tops 300, 5 Dead
• National Park Service offering virtual tours of closed parks
• Big Bear Lake Mayor Rick Herrick Tests Positive For Coronavirus, Marks City's First Case
• Italy reports record-high single-day death toll from coronavirus
• 2 Injured After Falling From Pickup Truck In Frederick County
• Ohio Officials Taking Steps To Decrease County Jail Populations During Coronavirus Outbreak
• COVID Vaccine: Where And How To Get It, FAQs, More Information And Resources
• Coronavirus Latest: Prince George's County Police To Begin Taking Non-Violent Crime Reports Over The Phone
• Aurora Police Department Staffer Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Closings: Historic Annapolis Sites To Remain Closed Through April
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Multiple Retailers Increasing Pay For Employees
• Humane Animal Rescue Stays Open For Adoptions
• City Of Boston Creates List Of Restaurants Still Operating To Help Local Business
• Even Though They're Off Of School, Two Sisters Still Say Pledge Of Allegiance Every Morning
• Chicago Weather: Clouds, Chilly Temperatures To Stick Around
• Coronavirus: Nearly 800 Samples Collected On First Day At Pembroke Pines Park Site
• Kroger Announces 'Appreciation Bonuses' For Hourly Employees Working During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Allegheny County Launches Map Of Free Food Distribution Sites
• Can You Get Coronavirus From Mail? Federal Agencies, Experts Say Likely Not
• Police: 'Detonated Explosive Device' Found Alongside Road In North Branch
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Larimer County Offender Tests Positive For COVID-19
• What Is Still Open During California's Shelter In Place?
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Second Coronavirus Death Reported As State Total Rises to 371
• Coronavirus Closures: Army Corps of Engineers Pittsburgh District Closes Offices
• Coronavirus Update: San Francisco Bay Area Suffers Through Deadliest Day Of Coronavirus Outbreak
• Coronavirus Latest: Montgomery County Police Officer Tests Positive For COVID-19
• FDA Approves New Test That Could Detect Coronavirus In About 45 Minutes
• Senate adjourns before voting on coronavirus stimulus package
• Gov. Baker Said He Understands Pain Of Social Distancing
• Argh! Fort Worth Police Looking To Identify Porch Pirate Caught On Video
• Coronavirus: Joshua Tree Closes Campgrounds, Prohibits Vehicle Access
• Jim McGovern "pissed off" at White House over procurement
• Coronavirus Latest: Queen Anne's County Reports Its First COVID-19 Case
• Indiana Announces Fourth Coronavirus Death In The State
• How to donate personal protective equipment
• Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore Trash & Recycling Will Be Picked Up Curbside; Rat Abatement, Street Sweeping Suspended Indefinitely
• Giant Eagle Offers $10 Million In Bonus Pay To Employees
• Police: Man, Woman Rushed To Hospital After Stabbing In North Philadelphia
• Mar-A-Lago Closes Due To Coronavirus Concerns
• Dallas County Reports 21 Additional Positive Coronavirus Cases, Total Now 95
• It's Academic: March 21, 2020
• Coronavirus Latest: FAA Briefly Suspends Flights To Philadelphia Due To Coronavirus-Related Staffing Issues
• Starbucks Closes Cafes, Moves To Drive-Thru Only Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• San Francisco Rec & Park Dept. Extends Emergency Child Care Hours to Support Health Workers
• NFL Free Agency: San Francisco 49ers Star Emmanuel Sanders Signs With Saints
• Coronavirus Update: Nassau Urges People With Mild Symptoms Not To Call 911, Suffolk Launches Supply Drive
• SoCal Gas To Donate $1 Million To Coronavirus Relief Efforts
• Chicago Catholic Church Bells To Ring 5 Times A Day As Call To Prayer During Coronavirus Outbreak
• City Of Aurora Suspends Parking Tickets, Closes Parks, Allows For Restaurants To Deliver Liquor
• Coronavirus Update: Santa Clara University Law Student Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Person Living In UC Irvine Graduate Housing Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Greeley Man, William Stanback, Charged In Killing Fiancé
• Ohio abortion clinics ordered to stop procedures
• USA Olympic Leaders Urge 2020 Tokyo Olympics Postponement
• Coronavirus Update: PG&E Donates 1 Million Face Masks to California Hospitals
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: St. Clair Hospital Receives Donations Of Masks, Supplies
• Soquel Man Arrested After Dognapping Pet He Was Hired to Train
• Coronavirus Pandemic: Colorado Parks & Wildlife Centers Closed, State Parks Stay Open
• Coronavirus Latest: Caroline County Reports Its First COVID-19 Case
• Pittsburgh Pirates Team Up With Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank For Drive-Up Event
• Coronavirus: Newsom Requires Mail-In Ballots For 25th Congressional Special Election
• U.S. Census Bureau Delays Field Operations 2 Weeks Due to COVID-19 Pandemic
• Coronavirus Impacts: Towson University Postponing Spring Commencement Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Mike Pence Staffer Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Indiana Reports 47 New Coronavirus Cases, Bringing Total To 126
• Coronavirus Pandemic: Sunnyvale Firm Receives FDA Emergency Approval For Rapid COVID-19 Test
• USDA To Fight Destructive Beetle In Worcester County
• 8th Coronavirus Case Announced In Summit County
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Five Firefighters In Self Isolation
• Children's hospital helps patients deal with social distancing
• MISSING: Keon Brown, 17, Last Seen Feb. 18
• Colorado Costcos Seeing Long Lines During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 130 Homeless People Given Living Arrangements At Area Hotels Amid COVID-19 Outbreak
• Coronavirus In Delaware: Gov. John Carney Closing State Beaches Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Pa. Health Dept.: 103 New Positive Cases Of Coronavirus Confirmed, Statewide Total Jumps To 371
• Troopers Implicated, Not Charged, In OT Scheme Keep Pensions
• Community Food Programs Available During Shelter-In-Place Order In Chicago During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus In Butler: First Case Of Coronavirus Reaches Butler
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 1st COVID-19 Death Confirmed In Minnesota
• Work-At-Home, Streaming Movies, Video Chats And Games: How COVID-19 Is Making People's Internet Feel Sick
• Fire At Ridgeview Condominiums In Burnsville Sends 1 Person To Hospital With Serious Injuries
• 3 Coronavirus Cases Announced In Chaffee County
• Country Music Singer Kenny Rogers Dies At 81
• Bondi Beach closes after crowds ignore coronavirus warnings
• Coronavirus Closings: Recreational Activities At Baltimore Reservoirs Suspended
• Authorities Search For Suspicious Man In Central MN After Woman Reports Possible Attempted Abduction
• Coronavirus Latest: New Jersey's U.S. Attorney Urging Public To Report Suspected COVID-19 Fraud
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Minnesota Mom Donates Daycare Tuition Money For Healthcare Workers
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: University Of St. Thomas Student Tests Positive For COVID-19
• LA District Attorney Urges Prosecutors To Reduce Jail Population During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept.: First Person Dies Of Coronavirus, Brings County Case Total To 31
• Google launches highly-anticipated coronavirus website
• Pence tests negative for coronavirus, press secretary says
• Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore T. Rowe Price Employee Contracts COVID-19
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Counties Explore Converting Former Prison Into Medical Center For COVID-19 Care
• Jacobs Family Creates $1.5M Fund For Bruins, TD Garden Part-Time Employees
• Cooking At Home: George's Combo Burger
• Colorado Weather: Weak System Will Create Scattered Rain And Snow Today
• Coronavirus Latest: Drivers In NJ, Around Country Still Seeing Gas Prices Drop Amid COVID-19 Outbreak
• New York Weather: 3/21 Saturday Forecast
• Coronavirus Isolation Gotcha A Little Stir Crazy? Then Train Like An Astronaut
• Social Distancing: MBTA Asks Passengers To Board Back Doors To Protect Drivers
• Flood Advisory Issued For Ohio River Area
• Surly Brewing Emergency Blood Drive
• Woman Shot In Chest, 17-Year-Old Wounded In Baltimore Triple Shooting Overnight Saturday
• Coronavirus Prompts Coconut Creek To Enact Nightly Curfew
• Philadelphia Police: 25-Year-Old Man Fighting For Life After Being Shot Multiple Times, Including In Head
• Five People Killed, One Missing In Bridge Collapse In Southern Indiana
• Local book store offers readers unique access amid coronavirus pandemic
• Chicago Weather: Clouds, A Bit Of Clearing, But Chilly For The Weekend
• Coronavirus Roundup: Deaths In Contra Costa, Santa Clara; National Guard Deployed; Toll Takers Pulled From Bay Area Bridges
• Coronavirus Latest: Montgomery County COVID-19 Testing Site Opening At Temple University's Ambler Campus
• Coronavirus Cancellations: Westmoreland Museum of American Art Closes Indefinitely
• Chicago Police Charge Man, Teenager With Vehicular Hijacking
• People Are Curbing Their Stay-At-Home Anxiety The Analog Way: With Puzzles
• Coronavirus In Illinois: Driver's License Facilities To Remain Closed Through April 7
• First Egg In Hays Bald Eagle Nest Hatches
• Kenny Rogers has died at 81
• Hey Ray! Performing A Card Trick Using 'Mathgic!'
• Singer, Actor, 'The Gambler': Kenny Rogers Dies At 81
• Pittsburgh Weather: Weekend Temperatures Down From Friday's Highs
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Waiver Requests Lead To Delay In Enforcement Of Business Shutdown
• Coronavirus Lockdown: Handyman, Landscaping Jobs Up In The Air
• Actor, Singer, 'The Gambler': Kenny Rogers Dies At 81
• Actor, Singer, 'The Gambler': Kenny Rogers Dies At 81
• Tuesday's Show Info (3/31/20)
• Pittsburghers Helping Pittsburghers Amid Coronavirus Outbreak: Penguins, Primanti's, And Giant Eagle Teaming Up To Work Together
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Three Port Authority Buses Pulled From Service To Be Disinfected
• Coronavirus Closures: Pa. Game Commission Closes Shooting Ranges Amid Outbreak
• U.S. to rapidly turn away border-crossing migrants over coronavirus
• 'Pay It Back': Businesses Giving Back To Local First Responders, Pittsburgh-Area Communities Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• Through the Looking-Glass - Batwoman
• Alex in Wonderland - Supergirl
• Destiny's Child - Supernatural
• Ladies and Gentlemen We Are Floating in Space - Roswell, New Mexico
• A Girl Named Sue - The Flash
• A Head of Her Time - DC's Legends of Tomorrow
• David Copperfield vs. Penn & Teller - Penn & Teller: Fool Us
• Tinashe - Whose Line is it Anyway?
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• Coronavirus Update: Thousands Of New Yorkers Apply To Foster Furry Friends During Isolating Crisis
• Facing Darkness is Kinda My Thing - Legacies
• Third Time's The Charm - Charmed
• Up A Tree - Dynasty

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• Italy suffers highest single-day death toll since coronavirus outbreak began
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• A look back at the years the Olympics were called off
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