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• Fatal Crash Shuts Down SB I-5 North Of Cosumnes River Boulevard
• Newsom: California In Need Of Thousands More Hospital Beds
• Evictions, Utility Shutoffs Continue In California During Coronavirus Outbreak
• Coronavirus: Jury Trials In California Suspended For 60 Days
• Homeless & Coronavirus: Unreliable Access To Hand-Washing Stations Increases Risk In Sacramento
• 'We Want To Be Included': City Councilmember On Decision To Quarantine Patients At Fairgrounds
• What Denver's 'Stay At Home' Order Means To You During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Area Companies Hiring Due To Increase In Business During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Fighting Coronavirus: Medical Students Near Graduation Pushing To Get On Frontlines
• Coronavirus Crackdown: South Lake Tahoe Mayor Tells Visitors To 'Stay Away'
• Drive-Thru Coronavirus Testing Coming To Sacramento County
• 'They Are Scared': Nurses Say Northridge Hospital Not Prepared For Surge In Coronavirus Patients
• California Puts Jury Trials On Hold Over Coronavirus Fears
• North Bay Nonprofit Feeds Thousands Of Students, Guides Them Toward Sustainability
• Local Hospitals Asking For Donations Of Protective Gear To Fight COVID-19
• Inglewood Stabbing Suspect Turns Himself Into Police
• Trump Says US "Not Built To Be Shut Down," Signaling Eagerness To Reboot Economy
• Hospital Taking Donations Amid Nationwide Supply Shortage
• Jeremiah Attaochu Signs To 1-Year Deal With Denver Broncos
• 16-Year-Old Driver Wrecks 3 Police Cars In Phillips County
• Coronavirus Enforcement Fact Or Fiction: Sacramento Police Dispel Rumors About Enforcing Stay-At-Home Order
• Monterey Park Children's Court Judge, Staff Directed To Self-Quarantine
• Long Lines Form Outside Liquor & Marijuana Stores After Denver Mayor's Coronavirus Announcement
• Patients At DuPage Rehab Facility, Cut Off From Family To Coronavirus Shutdown, Are Thrilled By Gesture From Local Florist
• Coronavirus Forces Salons, Restaurants To Get Creative
• A Delivery Driver's Experience During The Coronavirus Pandemic
• UC Irvine Participating In Clinical Trial For Coronavirus Treatment
• DPS Prepares To Teach Remotely, Asks Parents To Fill Out Survey
• Coronavirus In Butler County: Government Workers Furloughed Amid Outbreak
• Coronavirus in Colorado: 8th Death Reported In El Paso County
• Many Retired Illinois Medical Professionals Want To Help With COVID-19 Response, But Some Hit Roadblocks
• Coronavirus Update: Positive Cases In NYC Surpass 13,000, Including 125 Deaths
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: Gov. Wolf Issues Stay-At-Home Order For Philadelphia, Surrounding Counties, Extends School Closures
• PPE Arrives In Colorado, But First Responders Still Struggle As Medical Calls Climb
• Coronavirus Latest: Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan Orders All Non-Essential Businesses To Close Monday, But Not A 'Lockdown'
• Family: Child In Critical Condition After Hit-And-Run Crash
• Coronavirus In Baltimore: Police Department To Increase Business Checks To Make Sure Non-Essential Stores Close
• State, Local Lawmakers Furious After Blue Island Shuts Down Police Department Over Coronavirus Case
• Hand Sanitizer Giveaway: Anoka County Pumps Out 400 Free Gallons At Fairgrounds
• Dallas ISD Sees Huge Demand For Free Meals During Coronavirus-Related School Closures
• 'If It Could Happen To Me, It Could Happen To You' | Baltimore County Woman Recovering From COVID-19 Tells People To Follow Pandemic Rules
• Pitkin County & Boulder Join Denver In Announcing 'Stay At Home' Order
• Florida Coronavirus Update: Gov. Ron DeSantis Issues Executive Order Requiring NY-Area Travelers To Self-Quarantine
• Coronavirus Pandemic Leave You Unemployed? Here's How Marylanders Can Get Help
• Coronavirus Latest: Bars, Clubs Are Shut Down, So These Maryland DJs Are Throwing Virtual Dance Parties On Facebook
• Coronavirus Impact: Miami Beach Issues 'Safer At Home' Emergency Order
• Coronavirus Latest: Towson University Professors Donate Unused Supplies To St. Joseph's Medical Center
• Coronavirus: LA County Opens Up Temporary Shelters To House Homeless
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Local Companies In 'Full-Court Press' To Manufacture Medical Products To Fight COVID-19
• California Governor Cautious On Earlier Release Of Inmates
• A Chicago COVID-19 Patient Talks About His Harrowing Experience From His Hospital Bed
• Max Minute: When Will The Coronavirus Pandemic Peak & End?
• Unemployment Claims Soar As More Shops Close For Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Update: Javits Center Switch Into FEMA Hospital Starts This Week
• Coronavirus Update: Jersey Shore Towns Say Resources Stretched Thin By Influx Of People
• Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore Police Union Asking For Cleaning Supply Donations For Officers
• Coronavirus Update: Tips To Protect Your Credit Score While Under Financial Strain
• Brookline Fire Station Closes After Firefighter Shows Signs Of Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Update: Denver Mayor Michael Hancock Issues 'Stay At Home' Order
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Some North Shore Resort Owners Tell Tourists To 'Stay Home'
• Gannon Stauch's Father Thanks Community For Support After 11-Year-Old's Remains Found
• Coronavirus Latest: Sixers Ask Full-Time Employees To Take Up To 20% Pay Cut, Team Official Says
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: How Soaps, Disinfectants Kill COVID-19
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Jeffco Open Space Wants You To Remember Safe Practices
• Colorado Employers Looking To Fill Thousands Of Positions During Coronavirus Pandemic
• I-Team: How Accurate Are The 'Alarming' Coronavirus Curve Graphs?
• Supercomputer To Fight Coronavirus: IBM, White House Partnership, Will Help Researchers
• Police Seize 40 Pounds Of Suspected Marijuana, 276 Vape Pen Cartridges And $5,000 In Cash From New Castle Home
• Coronavirus Impact: Maryland Small Business Owners Affected By COVID-19 Pandemic Can Apply For Low-Interest Loans, Grants To Cover Costs
• Safta Restaurant Provides Meals To Unemployed Hospitality Workers In Denver
• More North Texas Counties Poised To Issue 'Stay At Home' Orders To Fight Spread Of Coronavirus
• Local Factory Creates Masks For Health Care Professionals Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• San Jose FoodMaxx Store Temporarily Closed After Employee Dies From Coronavirus
• Coronavirus In Michigan: Henry Ford Hospital Supply Shortage
• Police: 17-Year-Old Shot In Leg, Arrested On Several Charges
• Gov. Jared Polis Signs Death Penalty Repeal Into Law
• Madonna posts video calling coronavirus "great equalizer"
• Ravens Re-Sign CB Jimmy Smith, DB Anthony Levine Sr.
• Coronavirus Latest: Group Of Philadelphia Friends Creates GoFundMe To Pay Restaurants To Cater Free Meals To Health Care Workers
• Norwood Group Makes Masks For Doctors, Nurses During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus In Michigan: Wayne State University Student Tests Positive, Being Moved To Quarantined Residential Hall
• Florida Coronavirus Update: Legislative Leaders Bank On Reserves To Weather Storm
• Flatten The Coronavirus Curve: Maintain Social Distance While Enjoying The Outdoors
• Coronavirus Concerns: Let's Talk 'Social Distancing' In Boston
• Chicago Weather: Chilly Lakeside
• Coronavirus Pandemic: Colorado Couple Fearful They Could Be Stuck Overseas For Weeks
• Minneapolis Police: Robbery Preceded Deadly Shooting Inside Near North Home
• Coronavirus In New Jersey: Three Camden County Hospitals Now Offering COVID-19 Testing
• Lancer The Goldendoodle Is The Newest Emotional Support Dog For Deer Lakes School District
• U.S. postpones "Remain in Mexico" hearings due to coronavirus
• Criminals Self-Isolating Too? Certain Crimes Down In Sacramento Region Following Coronavirus Stay-At-Home Order
• Pennsylvania Game Commission Welcomes New K-9 Officer
• San Bernardino Deputy Diagnosed With Coronavirus
• Coronavirus: Is Going To The Beach OK? What About Hiking?
• Coronavirus Response: Nurse Independent Practice Urged Amid Outbreak
• Raley's Hires 775 New Employees To Help During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Update: Santa Rosa Closing All City Parks At Stroke Of Midnight
• Coronavirus Update: California Chief Justice Suspends Jury Trials Statewide For 60 Days
• Coronavirus Update: 415 Cases, 10 Deaths In Connecticut, Officials Say
• Milwaukee Summerfest Moved To September Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Update: Santa Clara County DA Vows To Prosecute Businesses That Ignore Shelter Order
• AG Ashley Moody Launches Investigation Into Report Cruise Line Downplayed Coronavirus
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Steelers Star T.J. Watt Donates To 412 Food Rescue, Reminds Pittsburghers To Support Each Other
• Coronavirus In Delaware: Gov. Carney Orders All Schools To Remain Closed Through May 15 As Cases Rise To 87
• Coronavirus Latest: Governors, Including Hogan, Urge Feds For More Funding, Testing, Equipment
• Hosts Take A Hit After Airbnb Expands 'Extenuating Circumstances' Refund Policy During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Former staffer sues Bloomberg over layoffs
• Second Coronavirus Death Reported At Sacramento Church
• Prosecutors: Woman Should Owe $28M For Defrauding Investors
• Good Samaritan Plumbing Company Will Also Pick Up, Deliver Medicine During Coronavirus Shelter In Place
• Black Bear Spotted In New Sewickley Township
• Coronavirus Order: Mass. Gov. Baker Orders Non-Essential Businesses To Close
• MBTA Discourages Unnecessary Travel; Adds Commuter Rail Service For Medical Professionals
• Good Samaritans Rescue Snowshoer From Bloomington Lake
• Couple Says They Can't Get Their Money Back From Venue After Wedding Was Canceled Due To Coronavirus Closures
• Naval Hospital Ship USNS Mercy Headed To LA For Coronavirus Response
• More LAPD Employees Test Positive For Coronavirus Bringing Total To 9
• Cook County Revenue Employee Tests Positive For Coronavirus; Reportedly Had Contact With Dozens In Office
• Dallas Animal Services Reduces Operations, Makes All Adoptions Free Until Further Notice
• Coronavirus Latest: Wawa, Sheetz Stopping Self-Serve Beverages, Baked Goods Due To COVID-19
• Coronavirus Update: Trump Says U.S. 'Was Not Built To Be Shut Down,' Signaling Eagerness To Reboot Economy
• Coronavirus Update: Tips To Avoid Isolation During Time Of Social Distancing
• Coronavirus Update: New York Needs To Balance Saving Lives And Jobs, Cuomo Says
• Coronavirus Update: Students Crave Social Interaction During Online Home Schooling
• Coronavirus California Update: Newsom Says 50,000 More Beds Needed For COVID-19 Patient Surge
• Coronavirus Latest: Philadelphia Eagles Players, 'It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia' Stars Donate Thousands To Philabundance
• Coronavirus In West Virginia: Gov. Justice Issues 'Stay-At-Home' Order As Cases Reach At Least 20
• Activists push for the release of vulnerable inmates from prisons
• Fire Spreads Across Multiple Buildings In Northeast Minneapolis
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Gov. Walz Exposed To COVID-19, Will Self-Quarantine At Home
• Coronavirus: 128 New Cases, 4,700 Tested In LA County
• California Closing Parking Lots At State Beaches, Parks To Encourage Social Distancing
• Coronavirus In Wisconsin: Gov. Evers To Issue 'Safer At Home' Order Tuesday
• Coronavirus Latest: Cherry Hill School District Parent Who Attended School Play Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Worthington Company Shifts To Manufacturing Face Shields For Fight Against COVID-19
• Local Photographer Adapts To Social Distancing, Documents Families' New Way Of Life
• Citrus Heights Police Arrest Suspect In Connection To Sexual Assault At Store
• Man Seriously Injured In Shooting Near George W.F. McMechen High School In Baltimore
• Coronavirus Update: Nassau County Ups Crackdown On Price Gouging As COVID-19 Rises To More Than 2,400 Cases
• Coronavirus Update: Santa Clara County Reports 3 More Deaths, Bringing Toll To 13
• Patient At Burlingame Assisted Living Center Who Tested Positive For Coronavirus Dies
• Port Of Los Angeles Operating At 80 Percent Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• San Francisco Police Warn Of Coronavirus-Related Scams
• National Jewish Develops COVID-19 Test, Results in 24 Hours
• Coronavirus Update: Weddings, Religious Ceremonies Embracing Virtual Approach
• 2 Cook County Jail Detainees Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Oakland Mayor Hires Former San Mateo Police Chief As City's Interim Chief
• Local Business Owner Reimburses Employees Buying From Small Shops
• Long Beach Reports First Coronavirus Death
• Kristine Sorensen Vlog: Day 6 Working From Home, Kids Home From School
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Compass Airlines Goes Out Of Business
• Business Notes: Stock Market Continues To Fall As Congress Tries To Come Up With Relief Package
• Coronavirus Update: San Francisco Mayor Chastises Residents For Not Observing Stay-At-Home Order
• Coronavirus Changes: Sheetz Temporarily Suspends Self-Serve Coffee, Beverages And Bakery Items
• Mikaela Shiffrin Auctions Off Items To Raise Money During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Updates: The Latest COVID-19 Headlines From March 23, 2020
• 5-Year-Old Boy Born With Rare Form Of Dwarfism, Family Thankful For Help Of Delaware Ronald McDonald House
• Parking Tickets During COVID-19 Pandemic; 'Feels Like A Kick In The Pants'
• Coronavirus Open Letter: Medical Professionals Plead With Public To Adopt Social Distancing Practices
• Some Not Pleased That Construction Is Among 'Essential' Businesses During COVID-19 Stay-At-Home Order In Illinois
• Coronavirus Latest: While Some Businesses Are Closing, Others Need More Workers
• Rancho Palos Verdes Mayor, Former Mayor Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Supernatural Series Finale on hold
• Their Kitchens Closed, Chefs Open Their Hearts Cooking Free Meals: 'People Need Comfort'
• Coronavirus Healthcare: San Francisco Hires 82 Nurses, Procures 1 Million N-95 Masks
• Colorado Businesses, Experts Form Task Force To Combat Coronavirus
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: How To Avoid Scams During Outbreak
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Nonessential Businesses, Individuals Could Be Charged For Not Obeying Closures, Restrictions, AG Says
• March, April and May Schedule Updates
• North Texas Driver License Office Employee Provided 'False Information' On Coronavirus Test
• 'I Need $50K By Next Tuesday:' Chicago Small Businesses Hurting Because Of COVID-19
• Coronavirus Update: Dog Owners, NYC Keeping Runs And Parks Open, For Now
• Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins Says Coronavirus-Related Restrictions Likely To Last Months
• Coronavirus Latest: Midshipman At Naval Academy Tests Positive For COVID-19
• IVF Treatments And The COVID-19 Pandemic: 'Who Could Ever Possibly Plan For This?'
• Coronavirus Pandemic: San Mateo Health Official Angrily Lashes Out At Shelter-In-Place Violators; 'You Spit In Our Face'
• 'We've Been Ahead Of The Curve': UPMC Says It's Ready For Spike In COVID-19 Cases, But Employees Are Concerned
• Coronavirus Creating Anxiety For Expecting Mothers
• Coronavirus Update: President Trump Says U.S. 'Was Not Built To Be Shut Down'
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Total Lab-Confirmed COVID-19 Cases Rises To 235
• Here Is What We Know About The Coronavirus At-A-Glance 3-23-20
• 'If You're Carrying The Virus, We Declare You Healed In Jesus' Name': Pastor Holds Services Despite Outbreak, Says Coronavirus Is Of Demonic Origin
• Coronavirus: Food Assistance
• California State Prison Inmate In Lancaster Tests Positive for Coronavirus, CDCR Considering Early Release
• Tips For Avoiding The Coronavirus While Shopping
• Coronavirus Update: Hayward Fire Department Begins Free COVID-19 Testing
• Coronavirus Latest: Former Nurse Says 'God Blessed Me With Ability To Sew' As She Makes Face Masks For Health Care Workers
• Hundreds Wait In Line For Hours In Pittsburgh Zoo Parking Lot For Coronavirus Screening, Many Turned Away
• 'Have To Remember Social Distancing, Need To Protect Our Families': Phillies Manager Joe Girardi Has Message For Fans Amid COVID-19 Outbreak
• Chicago Area Coronavirus Parking Lot Testing Efforts
• Consumers Urged To Join Tuesday's 'Great American Takeout' To Support Restaurants
• Gopher Basketball Standout Daniel Oturu Declares For 2020 NBA Draft
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: In-person voting is out in next round of primaries
• Coronavirus Latest: Delaware Valley Hospitals Weighing Options To Overcome Shortage Of Beds
• Coronavirus Masks: Miami Design School Student Sewing Them To Protect Others
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: University Of Pittsburgh Opening Dorm To House Doctors And Nurses Working Long Hours
• Coronavirus Latest: Zoos, National Parks & Museums Helping People Make Virtual Escape During Outbreak
• Health And Mental Health Resources During Coronavirus Shutdown
• Coronavirus Update: University Of Miami Works To Develop Rapid Test
• 'We're Staying On High Alert' | Orioles GM Says Most Players, Coaches Have Left Spring Training Facility
• 'I Don't Understand What Authority They Have': Pa. Businesses Refusing To Close Despite Gov. Wolf's Shutdown Order Due To Coronavirus
• Substance Abuse Counselor Becomes 1st Coronavirus Case Reported In Texas Prison System
• Berkeley Suspends Some Parking Enforcement Through April 7 During Coronavirus Shelter-In-Place
• Student On Boston College Campus Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Cowboys Offensive Lineman Travis Frederick Retiring, Tweets 'Football Is Risky'
• U-M President Seeks Firing Of Professor Facing Sex Charges
• Coronavirus Latest: Asian Community Fears Racial Harassment, Targeting May Get Worse During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Photographer At Biogen Conference: 'I Caught This Virus Very Easily'
• 'Have To Play Every Down Like It's Your Last,' Says Vikings Nose Tackle Michael Pierce
• Coronavirus Testing Site At Hard Rock Stadium Opens, CB Smith Park Now Requires Pre-Registration
• Bedrock Detroit Giving Rent Forgiveness
• How Did The 49ers And Raiders Do In Free Agency?
• 5 Delightful Doggies To Adopt Now In Miami
• 'My Ultimate Goal Is A Championship': North Philadelphia Native Will Parks Thrilled For Chance To Play For Eagles
• 19-Year-Old Suspect Identified In Fatal Shooting At San Jose Supermarket
• Internet And Phone Service Providers Offering Free Services During Coronavirus Shutdown
• Coronavirus Latest: No Payment Required At Baltimore Parking Meters, Restrictions Not In Effect During Emergency Period
• More Babies Being Born At Home Due To Coronavirus Concerns
• Report: NFL 'Optimistic' That Coronavirus Won't Derail 2020 Season, But Pessimism Surrounds Offseason Activity
• Max Minute: Is It Safe To Go To The Laundromat?
• Sir Patrick Stewart, Rita Wilson, Other Celebrities Entertain From Home Amid Coronavirus Shutdown
• Jon Bon Jovi Calls For Help Writing Song About The Coronavirus Outbreak
• COVID-19 Tests Created By Watertown Company Allows Hospital To Test Hundreds
• Filing An Unemployment Claim Due To Coronavirus
• Rep. Barbara Lee Introduces Bill To Prohibit Landlords From Evicting Tenants During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus In Butler County: Butler County Community College Student Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Coronavirus In Philadelphia: City Grinds To Halt As Mandatory Stay-At-Home Order Goes Into Effect
• Coronavirus Update: How New Jersey Grocery Stores Are Implementing Social Distancing
• Finding Fun Amid Coronavirus Madness
• Mortgage Help During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus, Quarantines Pose New Challenges For Mental Illness Sufferers
• Dallas' Klyde Warren Park Offering Limited Access During Coronavirus Outbreak
• Brockton Woman Tests Positive For Coronavirus After Waiting Over A Week For Results
• 'It's Terrible, It's Horrible,' Coronavirus Store Closures In Miami-Dade
• City Of Sacramento Announces Coronavirus Relief Fund
• 'I Feel Helpless', Coronavirus Has Some In Broward Looking For Ways To Help
• Coronavirus Concerns: Sacramento County Probationers Asked To Check In With Officers Over The Phone
• Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore County Police Add Protective Gear To Uniform, Adjust For Social Distancing
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Metro Transit Reduces Service
• Illinois National Guard Shoots Down False Rumors Of Armed Enforcement Of Governor's 'Stay At Home' Order; 'We Are Not Doing Any Policing Action'
• Who Is Going To Kick For Patriots In 2020?
• Chicago Office Of Emergency Management And Communications Staffer Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Industry Spotlight: Transportation Companies Hiring Big In Miami
• Coronavirus: Abusive Relationship Assistance
• 3 Charged With 5-Year-Old Boy's Murder In West Virginia
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Gov. Walz Says Models Show 40% To 80% In State Will Contract COVID-19
• Coronavirus & Sports: New York Jets & Johnson Family Donate $1 Million To United Way
• San Jose Main Jail Inmate Tests Positive For COVID-19, Police Officer Possibly Exposed
• Coronavirus Pandemic: Alameda County Reports Its First Coronavirus Death
• Instacart Plans To Hire 300,000 As Demand Surges For Grocery Deliveries During Coronavirus Outbreak
• Other retailers closing during pandemic — not Hobby Lobby
• Texans Having Difficulty Filing Claims As Unemployment Numbers Spike
• Apartments For Rent In Miami: What Will $1,400 Get You?
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Steelers Donate $100,000 To United Way Emergency Basic Needs Fund
• Coloradan Stuck In Peru After Country Shuts Borders Down
• Man Arrested After Stand-Off In Hopewell Township
• Coronavirus Latest: 'Hundreds Of Generous People' Calling To Donate Personal Protective Gear To Chester County Hospital
• Child Support Under Coronavirus Outbreak
• Memorial Blood Centers Blood Drive
• Fauci says he'll "keep pushing" White House
• Santa Cruz County Man Arrested In Fatal Stabbing
• Coronavirus Latest: COVID-19 Testing Sites Limiting Who Can Get Tested Due To Short Supplies
• Good Day's Coloring Pages
• Pace Bus Reports 53% Drop In Bus Ridership Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• 3 workers at facilities housing migrant kids in U.S. custody test positive for coronavirus
• Cheapest Apartments For Rent In Downtown, Miami
• Illinois Coronavirus Cases Rise To 1,285, Including 3 More Deaths, As Gov. JB Pritzker Announces Effort To Increase Production Of Medical Supplies
• Governor Abbott Request Presidential Declaration Of Major Disaster In Texas Over Impact Of Coronavirus
• As Coronavirus Spreads, Giant Eagle Installing Plastic Dividers, Halts Use Of Reusable Bags
• 'Software I Hacked In 2005 Is Still In Use': Cyber Security Expert Harri Hursti On 2020 Presidential Election
• Vue Lor Killed By House Fire In Western Wisconsin, 5 More Hospitalized
• Safeway, Union Reach Agreement On Protections For Workers During Coronavirus Outbreak
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Hennepin County Jail Population Cut By 26% After Release Of Low-Risk Inmates To Prevent COVID-19 Spread
• DJ D-Nice leads virtual dance parties on Instagram Live
• Lost Your Job, These Companies Are Hiring!
• 'Tissues In Case We Run Out Of Toilet Paper': Store General Manager Making Care Packages For Those Who Can't Get Out During Coronavirus Outbreak
• San Francisco Coronavirus Update: Supervisors Push Plan To Shelter Homeless In Available Hotel Rooms
• Report: New York Giants Agree To Terms With WR Corey Coleman
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Police Officers Self-Isolating After Possible Exposure
• California Lawmaker Calls For FDA To End Restrictions For LGBTQ Blood Donors
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Gov. Walz Moves To Suspend Evictions, Support Small Businesses, And Address Hospital Equipment Shortages
• Several Inches Of March Snow To Fall In Parts Of Massachusetts, Rain To Follow
• "Do Not Be Hustled"; California Attorney General Warns Of Coronavirus False Advertising, Price Gouging
• 50 Marylanders, Including 5 Kids, Have Died From Influenza-Related Illnesses This Flu Season, Health Department Says
• 60 Minutes in the time of coronavirus
• Coronavirus Cases: Massachusetts Reports 9 Deaths, 777 Confirmed Cases
• LA Rams Officially Unveil New Logo, Fans React Online
• 'Stay Home, Stay Safe' Executive Order: Here's What To Know
• Coronavirus Changes: Port Authority To Reduce Bus, T Service By About 25 Percent
• AG Ashley Moody: Florida Supreme Court Should Consider Marijuana Issue
• Menlo Park Fire District Forms Pandemic Response Unit Responding To Suspected Coronavirus Cases
• Farmers Branch Mayor Robert Dye Reimbursing Meals Bought From Local Restaurants
• Coronavirus Impact: BGE Customers With Disconnected Service Can Get Service Restored During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Check Out Future Leader Dog Iris On National Puppy Day
• 52-Year-Old Timothy Gough Charged With Murder In Girlfriend's Fatal Stabbing In Glen Burnie, Police Say
• Bay Area Native Sabrina Ionescu Unanimous AP Player Of The Year
• UT Dallas Faculty Donates Coronavirus Protection Equipment To Parkland Hospital
• Patriots Release Kicker Stephen Gostkowski
• Coronavirus Update: Philadelphia Reports 175 COVID-19 Cases As Pennsylvania Total Nears 700
• Mexican Man Dies In ICE Custody; 10th Since October
• Coronavirus: Empty Jets Parked At Victorville Airport
• Thieves Break Into Closed Providence Place Mall, Steal $15,000 Worth Of Merchandise And Cash
• 'Hands, Washing Hands': Neil Diamond Shares 'Sweet Caroline' Parody As Coronavirus PSA
• Expert: People In The West Ignoring Advice To Stay Home Due To Coronavirus Because It's Too Confusing
• Pittsburgh Police: Man In Critical Condition After Being Shot In Chest
• LAUSD Schools To Stay Closed Until May 1; District Will Invest $100 Million Toward Online Learning
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• Intelligence leadership shuffled again as broader reforms continue
• Texas Order To Stop All Non-Essential Surgeries Sparks New Abortion Fight
• Congresswoman Says She Was Not Consulted On Plan To House COVID-19 Cases At Pomona Hotel
• Vitalant Wants Blood Donors To Call Ahead After Outpouring From Community During Coronavirus
• Minnesota Court Of Appeals Sends PolyMet Permit Back To MPCA
• Brooklyn Nets Guard Kyrie Irving Donating $323,000 To Feeding America, Distributing 250,000 Meals Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Get Paid To Watch Ozark On Netflix
• Coronavirus Latest: Philadelphia-Area Domino's Stores Looking To Hire 700 New Team Members
• Justice Dept. asks Congress for expansion of judicial powers
• Coronavirus: Grocery Stores Temporarily Hike Wages Amid Panic Shopping
• Coronavirus Impact: Gov. Larry Hogan Issues Order To Protect Families From Price Gouging On Household Essentials
• Coronavirus Medical Supply Donation Sites Set Up In Contra Costa County
• Coronavirus In Chicago: New Drive-Through COVID-19 Testing Site For First Responders Fills Up In Matter Of Hours
• Colorado Weather: Statewide Snowpack Near Average
• Hospital: 2 Child Deaths In North Texas Result Of 'Severe Abuse' Possibly Linked To Coronavirus-Related Stress
• Live Puppy Cam: Watch Service Dogs In Training Play, Eat, Grow
• 5 Chicago Hotels To House Those With COVID-19
• Coronavirus Update: Confirmed Cases, Deaths Grow In N.J. As Another Drive-Thru Testing Site Opens
• Marty Walsh Taps Retired Gen. McChrystal To Evaluate Coronavirus Response Plans
• BART Ridership Down Nearly 90 Percent; New Service Hours To Take Effect
• Florida spring-breakers test positive for coronavirus
• Coronavirus Update: Colorado Department Of Labor Asks Unemployed To Stagger Claims Due To Demand
• What's the deal with the Defense Production Act?
• Dallas County Shelter In Place Details
• Patriots Sign Cody Davis, Safety And Former Jaguars Special Teams Captain
• How scammers are trying to exploit the pandemic
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Gov. Tom Wolf Extends Statewide School Closures Another 2 Weeks
• PG&E Agrees To Plead Guilty To 84 Counts Of Involuntary Manslaughter For Camp Fire Deaths
• Gas Prices At Some Massachusetts Stations Under $2 A Gallon, AAA Says
• Virginia Public Schools To Close For Rest Of School Year, Gov. Northam Orders Some Businesses Close
• Coronavirus Testing Finally Available To City Of LA
• Neil Diamond sings coronavirus PSA
• Drive-Up Coronavirus Testing Continues In Montrose
• WATCH: Philadelphia Eagles Kicker Jake Elliott Uses Social Distancing Time To Practice Golf Trick Shots
• 34-Year-Old Woman Kathleen Lehan Missing From Middletown
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Gov. Wolf Issues Stay-At-Home Order For Allegheny County
• 'It's A Lot Of Fear': Coronavirus Pandemic An Unprecedented Test For Generation Z; 'People Are Definitely Spooked'
• Report: IOC Member Dick Pound Says 2020 Tokyo Olympics Will Be Postponed Due To Coronavirus
• Report: IOC Member Says 2020 Tokyo Olympics Will Be Postponed Due To Coronavirus
• 'Quarantine Cakes' Help Keep San Francisco Bakery Afloat During Coronavirus Shelter-In-Place
• US Olympic CEO Tells AP Why She's Not Demanding Games' Delay
• Man Dead, Another Injured After Falling Off Pickup Truck During Illegal Street Racing Event In Frederick County
• Fire In South Sacramento Safeway Extinguished; Hazmat Crews On Scene Cleaning Up Leaking Refrigerant
• Charges Expected 'Shortly' In Macomb County Prosecutor Probe
• 'I Can't Be More Grateful': Oakmont Bakery Hands Out Thousands Of Sandwiches To Those In Need During Coronavirus Closures
• El Pollo Loco Offers Free Delivery Through Grubhub During Coronavirus Shutdown
• Coronavirus Care: Boston Nurse Describes 'Extremely Stressful' Work
• Astronaut who spent 665 days in space has advice on isolation
• Coronavirus In New Jersey: COVID-19 Cases Soar To Over 2,800 In State As Gov. Murphy Vows Action To Enforce Stay-At-Home Order
• Patriots 2020 Mock Draft Roundup: Will Belichick Go Defense -- Or Address Need At QB -- With No. 23 Pick?
• Age No Longer A Criteria For Coronavirus Test In Dallas
• Coronavirus In Michigan: DTE Suspends Non-Critical, Maintenance Work Amid Outbreak
• Coronavirus In Dallas County: 2 More Deaths Reported, Total Cases Now At 155
• Coronavirus Update: Santa Clara County Launches Relief Fund For Low-Income Residents
• Man, 19, Arrested After Gang-Related Shooting In Woodland
• Coronavirus Death Reported In New Hampshire, Marking State's First
• 'Plan For Resumption Of Pre-Coronavirus Normality': Dr. Drew Pate On Maintaining Mental Health During Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Update: Walgreens In Queen Anne's County Closes After Employee Tested For COVID-19, Results Pending
• University Of Florida To Launch Coronavirus Testing, Research
• Doctors and nurses "scared to come to work" without supplies
• Loomis Raley's Theft Suspect Caught While Allegedly Loading Stolen Items Into Car
• Coronavirus Update: Santa Cruz County Officials Discourage Beach Gatherings During Pandemic
• Report: Dallas Cowboys And DT Dontari Poe Close On Deal
• Are People With Type A Blood More At Risk? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Justices toss decision in media mogul's discrimination case
• Coronavirus: Anheuser-Busch To Make, Distribute Hand Sanitizer
• Coronavirus Latest: Philadelphia's Broad Street Run Postponed Until October
• Coronavirus Update: 2 Milpitas Firefighters, Spouse Test Positive
• Harvey Weinstein Tests Positive For Coronavirus At State Prison
• Coronavirus Update: Robert De Niro, Danny DeVito Help Spread 'Stay At Home' Message In Viral Videos
• Cog Railway Helps Rescue Hiker Who Fell 200 Feet Down Mount Washington
• Boeing Shutting Down Seattle Factories Due To Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Update: Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb Issues 'Stay At Home' Order, Telling Hoosiers To 'Hunker Down'
• Poland quarantine app asks for selfie proof
• Coronavirus In MN: Lt. Gov. Flanagan Says Her Brother Died From COVID-19 In Tennessee
• Bonuses And Added Benefits For CVS Employees Working Through COVID-19 Pandemic
• Pittsburgh Coronavirus Closing: Local Schools Extending Closures Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• Closed-Door Horse Racing Continues At Santa Anita
• No 'Shelter In Place' Yet For Tarrant County, Penalty Imposed For Violating Emergency Orders
• Northwest Baptist Academy Cancels Classes, Begins E-Learning, After Defying Gov. JB Pritzker's School Closure Mandate
• That's The Spirit: Tito's Vodka Commits $2M To Service Industry, Will Produce Hand Sanitizer
• Philadelphia Police Officer Injured In Collision In East Falls
• Gilead suspends access to experimental coronavirus drug
• YMCA Child Care & Preschool Registration
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