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• Need A Good Laugh? Sacramento Comedians Bringing Much-Needed Levity During Coronavirus Pandemic
• LA City Council Approves Relief Measures For Residents Impacted By Coronavirus Pandemic
• Santa Clara County Ramps Up Health Care Infrastructure As COVID-19 Cases Surge
• Domestic Calls Skyrocket As Coronavirus Forces Victims Inside With Abusers
• 'Monumental Effort': Army Corps Scouring Colorado For 8,000 Beds For Coronavirus Patients
• CHP Reports Increase In Speeding Violations Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Colorado Woman Is Let Go From Three Jobs Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Orange County Reports 71 New Coronavirus Cases, 2 More Deaths; Sheriff Releasing Inmates Early
• Coronavirus Updates: COVID-19 Headlines & Developments On March 27, 2020
• Child Care Startup 'Weekdays' Helps Parents During Coronavirus Pandemic
• To-Go Cocktails Helping Keep Restaurant Industry Afloat
• Person In Isolation May Be First Homeless COVID-19 Case In LA
• State Parks Take New Steps To Thin Large Crowds At Popular Recreation Areas 
• LA County Beaches Closed To Prevent Crowds During Coronavirus Outbreak
• Coronavirus Update: Fort Carson Troops Travel To Washington To Provide Emergency Medical Support
• USNS Mercy Arrives At Port Of Los Angeles To Treat Non-COVID Patients
• Coronavirus Update: Army Corps Says Sleep Train Arena Could Become 360-Bed Field Hospital
• CHP Looking To Identify Possible Hit-And-Run Driver
• Bay Area Parks Close Campgrounds, Block Car Access But Many Trails Remain Open
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Companies Join Medical Professionals To Make N95 Mask Components During Shortage
• With 21 Officers In Self-Quarantine, Aurora Police Take Extra Safety Precautions
• Coronavirus Update: Gov. Jared Polis Urges Everyone To Stay Home
• Trump Signs Massive Coronavirus Relief Package
• Inmates Likely To Compete For Resources During Spread Of COVID-19
• No Federal Charges In Police Shooting Of Colorado Teen De'Von Bailey
• Coronavirus Update: Mayor Bill De Blasio Vows To Work With State On Rent Freeze In NYC
• Crime Numbers Have Dropped During Stay-At-Home Order But Activist Fears It Won't Last
• Governor Bringing In Thousands Of Medical Tents: Where Are They Going?
• Coronavirus Update: Photos & Videos Taken Inside Area Hospitals Show What Health Care Workers Are Up Against
• Coronavirus Latest: First-Of-Its-Kind COVID-19 Testing Facility To Open At FedEx Field
• Coronavirus Update: Amid Pandemic, Treatment Must Continue For Patients With Underlying Illnesses
• Gov. Newsom Commutes 21 Prisoners' Sentences, Including Murderers
• Abbott Labs Has New Rapid Test For COVID-19
• Coronavirus Update: Yankees Uniform Material Being Used To Make Masks, Hospital Gowns
• Coronavirus Latest: Maryland National Guard Soldier Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Gov. Hogan To Appear On CBS Sunday Morning To Discuss Coronavirus Pandemic
• Police Emphasize Stay-At-Home Order Mandates Essential Travel Only
• Fire Station In West Baltimore Suspends Operations After Exposure To Coronavirus
• Coronavirus In Allegheny County: Local Couple Uses 3D Printer To Make Face Masks For Hospitals
• Coronavirus Update: Trump Invokes Defense Production Act To Require GM To Produce Ventilators
• Coronavirus Latest: Newborns, Mothers May Be Separated After Birth Under New CDC Guidelines
• Coronavirus Update: Pharmacies Facing Shortage Of Important Rescue Inhaler Amid Pandemic
• State Supt. Of Education Declares Remote Learning Days Begin March 31
• Coronavirus Update: Larkin Hospital In Hialeah To Be Investigated For COVID-19 Price Gouging
• Coronavirus Latest: National Guard To Begin Setting Up Federal Medical Station At Shuttered Glen Mills Schools
• Coronavirus Impact: Curfews Go Into Effect For Several South Florida Cities
• 'Please Don't Panic': Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Gimenez On EOC Sending 'Confusing' Public Safety Alert
• Erie & Aurora Police Investigate Reports Of Police Impersonators
• PG&E To Use Funds For Wildfire Victims To Pay For Camp Fire Crimes
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 'We're Watching You': Racist Note Left On Woodbury Home Of Asian American Couple
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Public Playgrounds, Minneapolis River Trails Closed During Lockdown
• Landlords Face Ethics Of Public Safety Vs. Personal Privacy When Tenants Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Latest: Local Businesses Work To Make Medical Supplies For Community, Hospitals
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Olympic Runner Carrie Tollefson Says 'Get Outside' For Mental Health
• How Do Ventilators Work?
• Coronavirus Update: Four Passengers Dead On Holland America Cruise Ship
• Ventura County Reports 2 More Coronavirus-Related Deaths, 22 Additional Cases
• Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore City Hires Squeegee Kids To Distribute Meals During COVID-19 Pandemic
• 3 Giant Eagle Employees Test Positive For COVID-19
• Coronavirus Updates: The Latest COVID-19 Headlines From March 27, 2020
• 'So Overwhelming': Mother Welcomes Baby While Awaiting Coronavirus Test Result
• Colorado Health Officials: PPE Shipment From National Stockpile Sufficient For One Day
• 'I've Never Been This Sick In My Life': Man Suspected Of Having COVID-19 Talks About Surviving Virus
• Man, 34, Suspected Of Hitting And Killing Grandfather With Baseball Bat In North Highlands
• Watch: Pittsburgh Steelers Legend James Harrison Curls 2 Lombardi Trophies
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Penn Medicine Speeding Up Construction Of New Hospital Amid Pandemic
• Coronavirus Latest: Evesham Township Police Department Provides Community Free Pizza Because 'We're In This Together'
• San Jose Church's Live Webcast During Coronavirus Shelter Reaches Followers Across The Globe
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: La Salle University Student Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Coronavirus In West Virginia: Staffers At Hard-Hit Nursing Home Being Treated As Pariahs
• California Governor Commutes Sentences, Including For Murder
• 7 More LAPD Employees, 3 More LAFD Employees Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Denver-Based DaVita Hiring To Fill 200 Jobs In Colorado
• Silicon Valley Nonprofit Making 3D Face Shields To Fill Urgent Need For Coronavirus Medical PPE
• Latin America Feeling The Impact Of COVID-19
• California Restaurants Say 30% To Close Without State Aid
• NYU dean sends R.E.M. dance video to students amid refund demands
• Baltimore County Police Arrest Suspect In Shooting Death Of Anthony Laron Richardson Jr.
• Woman, 2 Young Boys Killed In Southwest Philadelphia Row Home Fire, Officials Say
• LAUSD Provides 100K N95 Masks To Local Hospitals
• Gov. Abbott: Of Those Being Tested For Coronavirus, Only 10% Test Positive
• Man Suffers Graze Wound To The Head In East Baltimore Shooting, Police Say
• Coronavirus Unemployment: When Will You Get Your Payment?
• YouTube channel offers virtual rides on major Disney attractions
• Children's Hospital Colorado In Need Of Blood Donations
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Man Who Organized RV Donation In California Wildfires Aftermath Helps Health Care Workers During Pandemic
• Chicago Police Adjusting Work Hours To Reduce Spread Of COVID-19
• Doctor At Riverside Clinic Tests Positive For COVID-19, County Reports 78 New Cases
• Harriet, Nokomis Parkways Close To Help Maintain Social Distancing
• 2 Homeless People In Denver Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Update: Grand Princess Passenger Confirmed As Marin County's First COVID-19 Death
• 2 Manteca Firefighters Test Positive For Coronavirus After Being Exposed To COVID-19 Patient
• Coronavirus Impact: Nonprofits Face Future Financial Struggles
• Coronavirus Update: Denver Issues 280 Warnings For Stay-At-Home Order
• LA Shoe Company Launches Effort To Sew Masks For Medical Workers
• 'It's A Fulfillment Of A Dream': Bob Allen Is Retiring After 40-Plus Years In Broadcasting
• SpaceX wins NASA moon program contract
• Coronavirus Update: 2 Additional Santa Rosa Police Officers Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Postal Worker, 21-Year-Old Shot In Brighton Park
• June 2 shaping up to be a new Super Tuesday
• Airport Ghost Town: Many Flights Canceled As California Is Told To Stay Home
• Coronavirus Update: A Second Person Dies In Miami-Dade From COVID-19
• Coronavirus Latest: Johns Hopkins To Research Blood Plasma Therapy To Treat COVID-19 Patients
• Coronavirus Update: Nassau County Testing Results Now Online As Long Island Approaches 'The Steepest Part Of The Curve'
• Coronavirus Latest: 4 Montgomery Co. Fire And Rescue Service Personnel Test Positive For COVID-19
• Kristine Sorensen Vlog: #AloneTogether, Day 10 At Home From Work And School
• Gov. Cuomo To Order All NY Schools To Remain Closed Until At Least April 15
• Sources: Fire Marshals Question Person Of Interest After Deadly Subway Blaze In Harlem
• New York Sports Club Responds To Lawsuit Over Membership Fees During Coronavirus Shutdown
• Ravens Lose DT Michael Brockers, Who Returns To Rams For 3-Year Deal
• 'Desperately Seeking Susan' Actor Mark Blum Dies Of Coronavirus Complications
• Coronavirus In Colorardo: Those With Diabetes Could Suffer From COVID-19 Exposure
• National Guard Preps Santa Clara Convention Center As COVID-19 Treatment Center
• Coronavirus Latest: Hotel Revival Gives Out 600 Free Lunches To Those In Need
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Veterans Paying It Forward At Senior Living Facility
• Denver Weather: Heavy Snow & Gusty Wind In Parts Of Colorado
• 24-Year-Old Dallas Zoo Gorilla Subira Passes Away From Heart Disease
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Day Programs For Residents With Disabilities Vanish
• Severe weather to slam U.S. midsection, tornadoes possible
• Chicago's Dr. Arwady On Stay At Home Order: 'It's Quite Possible That It Would Be Extended'
• Coronavirus In New Jersey: Gloucester County Asking For Donations To Help Health Care Workers
• India unveils aid package amid coronavirus lockdown
• Horseshoe Casino Donates Thousands Of Gloves, Food Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Mass. Public Health Commissioner Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• 'We Have To Work As A Community In Protecting Each Other': Attitudes Shift As Local Number Of COVID-19 Cases Rise
• Highland Park Restaurant Giving Hospital Workers Sweet Smile
• Coronavirus Update: Mayor Bill De Blasio Under Fire For Not Releasing Information About Hot Spots, ICU Beds
• New Initiative Employs Temp Workers While Providing Relief To Organizations Affected By COVID-19
• Coronavirus Delaware: School Teacher Brightens Students' Days With Special Sign, Decorations
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Trump signs coronavirus relief bill
• 5 More Coronavirus Deaths Reported In LA County; Cases Near 1,500
• Home Repairs: How To Handle Home Improvement Fixes During Coronavirus Outbreak
• Few Seen In Chicago Breaking The Governor's 'Stay At Home' Order
• Here Is What We Know About The Coronavirus At-A-Glance 3-27-20
• Wear Glasses Instead Of Contacts To Prevent Spread Of Coronavirus, Doctors Say
• Coronavirus Latest: Delaware Valley Disaster Recovery Company Provides Organizations Free COVID-19 Disinfections
• Coronavirus In Allegheny County: Monroeville Lab Develops 48-Hour Coronavirus Testing, Focuses On Seniors
• Coronavirus In Chicago: Tattoo Artists Unite To Donate Gloves To Hospitals Fighting COVID-19
• Furry Tails: Magoo, Maggie & Lilly Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• Family-Owned North Texas Company Ramps Up Production To Fight Coronavirus
• A Quick Conversion Of Anesthesia Machine Can Provide Hospitals With Thousands Of Ventilators
• Coronavirus Update: Non-Essential Construction Projects Ordered To Stop In New York
• Sparks Guard Sydney Wiese Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• 'He Was Coughing Up Blood': Sen. Amy Klobuchar On Husband's Recovery From COVID-19
• 'Like A War Zone': Nurses Worried For Safety As Coronavirus Cases Climb
• Coronavirus Crisis: Woodstock's Pizza Matching Donations To Help The Salvation Army Feed The Hungry
• Coronavirus in Illinois: Small Clinics Struggle To Stay Open While Keeping Medical Staff Safe
• Coronavirus Cases: NH Reports Second Death, 187 Cases
• 12 Nurses At University Of Illinois Hospital In Chicago Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Changes: Ringo Starr Reschedules Pittsburgh Tour Stop
• Highway 36 From Estes Park To Lyons Reopens 10 Days Early
• Texas attorney general says gun stores are "essential"
• Coronavirus Workouts: Fitness Expert Shares Tips On How To Get Whole Family Active While Stuck At Home
• Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore Residents Can Call 311 To Donate Essential Safety Products
• Coronavirus Latest: Despite Changes, Camden County Agencies Still Providing Homeless, Seniors With Meals During Pandemic
• Coronavirus Update: 32 Additional Cases, New Death In Santa Clara County
• Cornavirus In Chicago: Army Corps Gets $15 Million To Build Field Hospital At McCormick Place, Source Tells CBS 2
• "Kindness 101": Children write letters to heroes
• Coronavirus Update: Timothy Cardinal Dolan On The Challenges Of The Pandemic, Social Distancing
• Boston Resiliency Fund Helps Non-Profits Partner Up To Provide Free Meals To Families In Need
• Walmart reports increased sales for tops — but not pants
• Coronavirus Pandemic: Reduced Worldwide Air Traffic Could Affect Weather Forecasts Into Summer
• 'We Don't See The Kind Of Surge We Are Planning For': Pittsburgh Health Officials Say The Worst May Never Come As Coronavirus Spreads
• Coronavirus Update: Long Island's Long Beach Boardwalk Closes Indefinitely
• 90-year-old coronavirus survivor shares her story
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Social Distancing Is Creating Increased Demand On Communication Networks
• Coronavirus: UC Davis Faculty Member Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Coronavirus Latest: Staff Members, Residents Test Positive For COVID-19 In 3 Montgomery County Nursing Homes
• Hedge funder: I made $2.6 billion off coronavirus crash
• Philadelphia Police: 33-Year-Old Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed In Fairhill
• After a spike in hate crimes, these Asian Americans are speaking out
• Stimulus bill lets Americans raid retirement accounts
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Gov. Jared Polis Says We Need 7,000 Ventilators For Patients
• PG&E To Use Wildfire Victims Fund To Pay For Past Crimes
• New York doctors say ICUs filling with coronavirus patients, many on life support
• Coronavirus Update: Pilot Program Kicks Off, Closing Some NYC Streets To Traffic To Boost Social Distancing
• Coronavirus Impact: Booths Corner Farmers Market In Unusual Situation With Both Essential, Nonessential Stores
• Angry Man Throws Potpourri, Pepper Sprays Fuel City Clerks In The Face
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Family Members Frustrated, Fear Loved Ones Living At Nursing Homes Have Been Exposed
• Lancaster Teen Who Died Of Possible COVID-19 Complications Lacked Insurance, Delaying Treatment
• Cooking With The Crew: Mary Ours' Dips
• Coronavirus Latest: Pennsylvania Distilleries Hoping To Produce 'Roughly Half-Million' Bottles Of Hand Sanitizer Daily
• Coronavirus Or Allergies? How To Tell The Difference Between The Virus And Seasonal Allergies
• When Will You Get Your Stimulus Package Money? A Financial Expert Answers Your Money Questions
• SeaWorld Shutting Down Over COVID-19, Will Monitor Animals
• Resident Glad To Be Part Of San Miguel County-Wide Testing In Telluride
• Cooking With The Crew: David's Avocado Toast
• Coronavirus Update: Oakland City Council Approves COVID-19 Eviction Moratorium Through May 31
• Stay Home MN
• Gelson's Markets Suspends Use Of Reusable Shopping Bags During Coronavirus Crisis
• Coronavirus Kindess: Florida Mystery Diner Leaves $10,000 Tip At Naples Restaurant
• Kroger Transforms Ohio Store to Online Only
• Coronavirus: Cuomo's 'Plan B' Seeks 4 More Emergency Hospitals Across NYC's Boroughs
• 'I'm Not Afraid Of No Virus Because I Know My God Got Me': Port Authority Bus Drivers Protest For Better Conditions During Coronavirus Pandemic
• LA Convention Center Being Prepared To Quarantine Coronavirus Patients
• Newsom Issues Statewide Moratorium On Evictions Until May 31 Due To Coronavirus Outbreak
• Google Donating $800 Million To Help With The Coronavirus Crisis
• 'I Want To Live' - Friends, Family Stunned By The Death Of East Bay Woman From COVID-19
• First Space Force Launch Is Success, With Help From Colorado's United Launch Alliance
• Anaheim Ducks Sign 2019 1st Round Pick Trevor Zegras To Entry Level Contract
• Coronavirus Latest: University Of Maryland Spring Undergraduate, Graduate Courses To Be Graded Satisfactory/Fail, Unless Otherwise Noted By Student
• Father Hit By Car While Biking With Family Dies From Injuries
• Coronavirus Crisis: Mansfield Food Pantry Operating As Drive-Thru
• Ruling In Missouri Case Backed By Lynx's Maya Moore Appealed
• Coronavirus Forces Boston EMS To Treat Every Patient Like They Have The Virus
• Coronavirus In Chicago: 21 Members Of CPD Have Tested Positive For COVID-19
• Coronavirus Shutdown: Are Florists Essential Businesses?
• 'We've Got Nothing But Time': Medical Students Step Up To Care For Kids Of Healthcare Workers On Front Lines Of Coronavirus Pandemic
• Husband, Wife Arrested In Road Rage Murder Of Driver In Berkeley
• Coronavirus Latest: Montgomery Co. Beverage Services' Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19
• 6 Buildings Damaged In Manchester, NH Fire; 12 Families Displaced
• Retired 11-Year-Old Stanislaus County Sheriff's Office K9 Dies
• 137 Coronavirus Cases In Denton, Golf Courses Are Closed
• Coronavirus Delaware: Health Officials Announce 22 New COVID-19 Cases, Bringing State Total To 165
• Coronavirus Forces Some Companies To Hire Thousands More Workers
• Coronavirus Changes: University Of Pittsburgh To Move All Summer Classes Online
• Coronavirus Update: Hialeah Seniors Told To Stay Home Getting Food Deliveries
• Coronavirus Update: SF Health Director Warns Of COVID-19 Outbreak At Laguna Honda Hospital
• Chicago Weather: Severe Thunderstorms Are On The Way
• Coronavirus Impacts: Gasoline Demands Fall, So Do Prices
• Florida Keys Coronavirus Update: Checkpoints Set Up To Keep Visitors Out
• Cornonavirus Update: 3D Brooklyn Printing Face Shields For Healthcare Workers
• Dallas Coffee Bar Gets Creative To Keep Business Afloat Amid Coronavirus Crisis
• New Coronavirus Steps: Travelers To Massachusetts Told To Self-Quarantine For 14 Days
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: DPS-DVS Offices Closing Statewide For 2 Weeks
• Coronavirus Latest: Employees At 2 Prince George's County Schools Test Positive For COVID-19
• Over 9,000 retired Army soldiers interested in helping fight coronavirus
• Mark Blum, "Law & Order" And "Desperately Seeking Susan" Actor, Dies From Coronavirus Complications
• Ross Township Police Investigating Burglary Of Pizza Shop, Attempted Burglary Of Beer Store
• Medical Students Graduate Early, Prepare To Join Fight Against Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Schools Update: Miami-Dade, Broward Public Schools Continue To Feed Students While Campus Is Closed
• Trump Signs Massive Coronavirus Relief Package
• Coronavirus Latest: Family Holding Out Hope Investigational Plasma Therapy Could Help NJ Man Fighting For Life
• Gov. Tom Wolf Vetoes Petrochemical Plant Tax Break Bill
• Coronavirus Latest: Attorney General Frosh Seeks Emergency Relief For Federal Student Loan Borrowers
• Disneyland, California Adventure To Remain Closed 'Until Further Notice' Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Gov. Newsom Puts 2 Month Moratorium On Evictions In California Amid Coronavirus Crisis
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: U Of M's COVID-19 Plan Prompts PETA Complaint
• TAA Encourages Landlords To Waive Late Fees, Make Arrangements For Renters Affected By COVID-19
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Prison Earmarked For Transformation Into Medical Center
• 25-Year-Old Pharmacy Technician Dies From Coronavirus In Riverside County, No Underlying Health Conditions Reported
• New Orleans mayor says she was given "no red flags" about COVID before Mardi Gras
• Coronavirus Impact: Restaurants Continue To Rely On Carryout Service To Stay In Business
• Anne Arundel County Man Arrested For Allegedly Burglarizing Garage At A Davidsonville Home
• Better Together -- How Can We Help You?
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: St. Paul Police Officer Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Happy Homecoming: Stefen Wisniewski Thrilled To Join Pittsburgh Steelers
• Coronavirus: Losing Your Sense Of Smell, Taste Could Be A Sign Of COVID-19
• Coronavirus In Allegheny County: Jail Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 488 New COVID-19 Cases, 8 More Deaths
• Police: Man Arrested For Beating Coworker To Death On Dallas Job Site
• Gin maker switched to sanitizer — now he can pay his 16 workers
• Cowboys Add Former Rams Kicker Greg Zuerlein
• Trump invokes Defense Production Act
• How will U.S. pay for $2 trillion stimulus package?
• Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore City Schools Surveys Families To Assess Food, Technology Needs
• Coronavirus Update: San Francisco Health Director Warns Of COVID-19 Outbreak At Laguna Honda Hospital
• Coronavirus In Butler County: Congressman Mike Kelly Tests Positive For Virus
• Tips On Working From Home During The Coronavirus Crisis
• Coronavirus Update: Sacramento County Schools Extend Closures To May 1
• Washington Co. Lions Club Members Deliver Pizza To Workers On Front Lines Of Coronavirus Outbreak
• Dallas Cowboys Connor Williams Says He's "Ahead Of Schedule" On ACL Recovery
• Break Bread At Home With Kiet Do's 'No-Knead Baguette' Tutorial
• Coronavirus Impacts: Some Childcare Providers Across Maryland Uncertain About Their Future
• Children Using The Power Of The Rainbow To Overcome Coronavirus Shelter-In-Place
• Disneyland, California Adventure To Remain Closed 'Until Further Notice' Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Attorney General Keith Ellison Stops Company From 'Pandemic Profiteering'
• Coronavirus Latest: Pennsylvania COVID-19 Cases Soar Above 2,200 As More Deaths Reported Across Delaware Valley
• 2 More Plano Police Department Employees Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Satellites Show COVID-19 Shutdown May Have Positive Side Effect On Air Quality
• OC Health Officials Issue Warning Against Unapproved Coronavirus Test Kits
• 'This Is An Unprecedented Volume': 200K+ Minnesotans Have Applied For Unemployment Benefits Since March 16
• Coronavirus Cases: Massachusetts Reports 35 Deaths, 3,240 Cases
• NYPD absences spike amid coronavirus pandemic
• 13-Year-Old Dies, 2 Injured In West Virginia House Fire
• Coronavirus New Jersey: COVID-19 Death Toll Climbs Above 100 As Nearly 2,000 New Cases Reported In Garden State
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: City, Temple University Reach Agreement To Use Liacouras Center, Other Facilities As Hospital Space
• Egg prices triple in three weeks amid panic shopping
• Coronavirus Testing Facility For First Responders To Open In East Boston
• Coronavirus By The Numbers: What We Know About MA Patients Who Died
• Terrorists May Use Coronavirus To Incite Violence, Homeland Security Warns
• Santa Anita Park Cancels All Live Racing In Response To COVID-19
• UPMC Caring For 25 COVID-19 Positive Inpatients, Preparing For Surge They 'Hope Doesn't Happen'
• Coronavirus Pandemic: 56 New Coronavirus Cases In San Francisco; City's 3rd Death
• Coronavirus In Allegheny County: Health Department Interactive Map Tracks Active Cases
• Police Seek Suspect In Super Big Country Mart Robbery, Homicide
• City College Of San Francisco Chancellor Mark Rocha Resigns, Will Receive $340K
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: AHN To Equip All Employees Working In Clinical Areas With Protective Surgical Masks
• Coronavirus Crisis: Additional Troopers Deployed To Martha's Vineyard, Nantucket
• Coronavirus Update: Cases In N.J. Balloon By Nearly 2,000 As Jersey City Testing Sites Open; Doctor Says Workers Are In 'Battle Zone'
• Brentwood-Based Publisher Suspends Printing Of 4 Local Newspapers During Shelter-In-Place
• Police: 24-Year-Old Stable After Detroit Shooting
• Chase Thompson, Boy From Deerfield Severely Injured In Hit-Run, Released From Hospital
• Michael Brockers Re-Signs With Rams After Ravens Deal Falls Through
• South Florida Coronavirus Update: Coral Gables Enacts Nightly Curfew
• 'Not A Time For Scapegoating': Walsh Says Boston Won't Stand For Racism During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Denver Museum of Nature & Science Donates Gloves, Masks And More
• Singapore threatens fines and jail time if you stand too close
• North Texas Ambulance Provider To Do Coronavirus Testing At Homes
• Coronavirus Update: CBS2 Speaks To 2 N.J. Doctors At The Front Line Of The Fight
• Indra Teresa Bailey Arrested In Murder Of 96-Year-Old Stepmother In Baltimore County
• Registered Sex Offender Group Sues, Cites COVID-19 To Avoid Mandated Appearances
• North Loop Residents Asked To Cheer For Health Care Workers Every Night On Their Balcony
• Apple Releases Coronavirus Screening App And Website In Partnership With CDC
• Long Beach Coronavirus Cases Climbs To 70 Including A Police Officer
• Coronavirus Latest: Ben Simmons Launches The Philly Pledge To Help Raise Money For Philadelphia's COVID-19 Relief
• South Florida Coronavirus Food Distribution Event Draws Thousands Before It's Shutdown
• First Confirmed Coronavirus Case Announced In Colusa County
• Atmos Energy Donates $1.5M To Feed Students, Families Amid Coronavirus Pandemic Pandemic
• Missing 93-Year-Old From Baltimore County Found Safe
• Mitch Englander To Plead Guilty To Obstructing Federal Public Corruption Investigation
• Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore County Firefighter, Police Officer Test Positive For COVID-19
• Bauer To Distribute Hockey Visor-Inspired Face Shield For Medical Professionals Fighting Coronavirus Pandemic
• Kelsey Berreth Murder: Krystal Lee Kenney Could Move To A Halfway House After Serving 2 Months In Prison
• Coronavirus Update: Ilhan Omar Among Lawmakers Calling For Amazon To Do More For Workers
• 19-Year-Old Man In Temporary Serious Condition After Detroit Shooting
• North Texas Members Of Congress Voice Support After House Passes $2.2 Trillion Relief Package
• A Look Back At The First 13 Episodes Of Community Connect
• Mayor Walsh Reminds Residents 'Stay At Home, It Will Save Lives'
• SMUD Extends Suspension Of Power Shutoffs Due To Non-Payment Through April 17
• Coronavirus Update: Miami-Dade Requiring Essential Businesses To Visibly Mark Social Distance Spacing
• Officials Confirm 64 New Cases Of Novel Coronavirus In Dallas County, Total Nearing 375
• Coronavirus: Rhode Island Now Stopping New York Drivers At The Border
• Police: 2 Arrested For Possession Of Stolen Catalytic Converters
• Apple Releases Coronavirus Screening App, Website In Partnership With CDC
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Advocates Work To Protect The Homeless From COVID-19
• Girls, 13 and 14, Arrested After Leading Stockton Police On Chase In Stolen Car
• House Passes Massive Coronavirus Relief Package
• Coronavirus In Illinois: Chateau Nursing Home 911 Calls Shed Light On Crisis From Inside; 'She's Positve For The Virus'
• Police Investigate Fatal Double Shooting In Downtown San Francisco
• Coronavirus Closings: Pratt Library Offering Online Job Search Help, Tutoring While Buildings Remain Closed
• 'Hopefully People Will Feel Catharsis': Imogen Poots On 'Vivarium' With Jesse Eisenberg & HBO's 'I Know This Much Is True'
• Kenneth Stewart Arrested, Charged With Child Pornography Possession
• Terry Tausch, All-American At Texas And NFL Vet, Dies At 61
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Gov. Tom Wolf Extends Stay-At-Home Order To Butler And Westmoreland Counties
• Coronavirus Update: Sen. Kamala Harris Pushes To Close National Parks In State
• AP Reports Reggie Ragland Signs With Lions
• Bryon Jones Says Split With Dallas Cowboys Was Not About Money
• Coronavirus Latest: Bill Gates 'Impressed' By Hogan's Handling Of COVID-19 Pandemic In Maryland
• Rudy Gobert and Donovan Mitchell cleared of coronavirus
• Highway 101 Chase In Novato Yields Laptops, Cellphones, Drugs, Weapon; Suspect Arrested
• Cook County Jail To 'Single-Cell' Nearly All Detainees, As 38 Inmates Test Positive For COVID-19
• 'We Miss You!' Clinton Elementary School Teachers Send Uplifting Messages To Students
• U.S. couple stranded in India after traveling there to adopt girl
• Trump signs massive coronavirus relief package
• Tavern In The Square Gives Away Care Packages To Local Families
• Texas firm accused of auctioning 750,000 medical masks
• Coronavirus Outbreak: Children's Hospital Colorado Shares Tips for Calming Kids' Anxiety 
• House Passes $2 Trillion Stimulus Plan; President Trump Expected To Sign
• Penguins Foundation Donating Money Raised Through Jersey Auction To Groups Helping People Impacted By Coronavirus Outbreak
• Coronavirus Shelter-At-Home: Yolo County Allowing Non-Essential Businesses To Make Deliveries
• Texas Man Jailed For Online Threats Against Speaker Nancy Pelosi
• Coronavirus Update: North Dakota Reports 1st COVID-19 Death
• Brad Stevens Gives Update On What Celtics Are Doing During Coronavirus Layoff
• Trump and allies strike markedly different tone on China over pandemic
• Frisco Sisters, Olympic Hopeful Gymnasts Improvising Training During Coronavirus
• 'Serving Those Who Have Served Us': FIU & South Beach Wine & Food Festival Team Up To Give Back
• Officials: Johnson County Man Dies Of Coronavirus Contracted On Cruise
• Coronavirus Pandemic: San Mateo County Announces 34 New Cases, 6th Death
• Coronavirus Outbreak: Doctors Urge People Not To Try Cloroquine Without Prescription
• FAA Tower At John Wayne Airport Closed Due To Possible Coronavirus Case
• Coronavirus In Illinois: Gun Sales Skyrocket Amid Uncertainty; 'Ammunition Is Selling Out Within A Day'
• Weinberg Foundation Donates $4M To Nonprofits During Coronavirus Pandemic, Including $500K To Baltimore Groups
• PAWS Dog Of The Week: Leroy
• Elon Musk donating hundreds of ventilators to New York
• Courteney Cox says she doesn't remember "Friends"
• The Coronavirus Pandemic: Wendy Williams Weighs In On Celebrities And Coronavirus
• Denver Weather: Snow On The Way! Storm Will First Bring Rain This Afternoon
• Macomb County Prosecutor Eric Smith, Former County Official Arraigned On Felony Charges
• N.Y. coronavirus death toll spikes to 519, Cuomo says
• Deadly Shooting: Victim Found In Street In Aurora's Morris Heights Neighborhood
• Minnesota Vikings Bring Back RB Ameer Abdullah, C Brett Jones
• Crocs giving free pairs to health care workers
• CBS Golf Analyst Davis Love Loses House To Fire
• Amid COVID-19 Crisis, Loved Ones Say Goodbye To Retired Officer
• Rancho Cordova Homicide Suspect Also Accused Of Stealing Hollister Woman's French Bulldog
• Newsom Takes New Tone With Trump As He Steers California During Coronavirus Crisis
• Amazon Warehouse In Joliet Among Centers Hit With Coronavirus Case
• NFL Veteran And Former Viking, Terry Tausch Dies At 61
• Rihanna donates safety gear to New York City hospitals
• Fight Against COVID-19: All Manteca Parks, Golf Course Closed Until Further Notice
• New York Knicks Forwards Julius Randle, Bobby Portis Donating $180,000 Worth Of Meals To City Harvest
• ESPN Analyst Kirk Herbstreit Would Be 'Shocked' If Football Is Played In 2020
• Adams County Deputy Sent To Hospital After Driver Crashes Into Patrol Car
• NASA Discovers Gas Emanating From Uranus
• Coronavirus In Allegheny County: 2 Kane Community Living Centers Residents Test Positive For COVID-19
• Texas Motor Speedway To Host American Red Cross Blood Drive April 1st
• Chelmsford Church Offers Drive-Through Confession Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus In Maryland: 774 Reported COVID-19 Cases, A 5th Person Has Died
• Coronavirus In Allegheny County: Verona Sheetz Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Fort Worth First Responders Receive Hand Sanitizer Made By Local Whiskey Distillery
• Lower Southampton Township Police Looking For Owner Of Lost, 'Fun To Be Around' Sheep
• 2 People Seriously Hurt After Car Crashes Into Building In Denver
• New Premiere Dates For 'In The Dark' & 'DC's Stargirl'
• Gov. Baker Announces New Coronavirus Health Resource For Residents
• Teen Brothers Lucas, Ethan Clark Charged With Attempted Murder In Drug-Related Aberdeen Shooting, Police Say
• Man Accused Of Assault, Attempted Stabbing Outside Redwood City Gym
• Hollywood Coronavirus: Two Broward Elections Workers Test Positive For Coronavirus
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• Photos: Pedestrian Bridge Falls Onto I-94 After Collision
• Rush University Medical Center Ready To Use Welcome Center As Makeshift ER If COVID-19 Cases Surge
• Pa. Health Dept.: 531 New COVID-19 Cases Pushes Statewide Total Over 2,200
• 10 Tuolumne County Jail Inmates Released Early To Reduce Population Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Number Of Positive COVID-19 Cases Approaches 400, Death Toll Climbs To 4
• Mayor predicts over half of NYC will get coronavirus
• Dr. Oz And Former Cdc Director, Dr. Tom Frieden Discuss Whether It's Practical To Ease Restrictions In Parts Of The Country With Fewer Cases Of Coronavirus.
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Sea Isle City Closing All Beaches, Promenade To Public
• Coronvirus Update: Berkeley's California Shakespeare Theater Cancels 2020 Season; Forced To Furlough Employees
• Coronavirus Creates Dire Need For Nurses, Respiratory Therapists In Massachusetts
• Vallejo Ex-Con Arrested On Attempted Murder Charges After Freeway Shooting
• 'START MAKING VENTILATORS, NOW!!!!!!': President Trump Calls On GM To Open 'Stupidly Abandoned' Lordstown Plant And Make Ventilators
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Gloucester County Reports First Coronavirus-Related Death As Cases Rise To 42
• Not The Chicks And Bunnies! Peeps' Parent Company Halts Production Due To COVID-19
• Texas Longhorn's QB Sam Ehlinger Starts Coronavirus Relief Fund
• Roman Reigns Pulls Out Of WrestleMania 36
• Coronavirus Update: Switching From Contacts To Glasses Could Help Slow Spread, Experts Say
• San Leandro Police: Alleged Shoplifter Claimed Being Ill With Coronavirus To Avoid Arrest
• NYC's homeless face high risk from virus
• NYC subway fire kills one; other blazes reported nearby
• Coronavirus: Boyle Heights Restaurant Launches 'Buy One, Give One' Program For Those In Need
• Coronavirus Update: Elon Musk To Donate Hundreds Of Ventilators To New York
• Coronavirus In Wisconsin: Bon Iver To Donate Merch Proceeds To COVID-19 Relief Efforts
• Coronavirus In Chicago: Some Truths Behind Taking Your Temperature At Home
• Boston Catholics Allowed To Eat Meat On Fridays During Lent Due To Coronavirus
• ACLU Questions If Rhode Island State Police Can Stop New York Drivers
• Coronavirus In Westmoreland County: Gov. Tom Wolf Extends Stay-At-Home Order County
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Lakewood Man Cited For Hosting Wedding At Residence
• Coronavirus Latest: Montgomery County Schools Loaning Out Chromebooks For Students During Closure
• Coronavirus Latest: T. Rowe Price Donates 100K N95 Masks To Johns Hopkins, UMMS
• Local Restaurant Receives Gifts to Provide Food to First Responders
• Coronavirus Latest: Walmart Says It's Selling More Tops Than Bottoms Due To People Working From Home
• Coronavirus Cripples Art Community In Loveland
• DART Closing Indoor Waiting Areas To Follow Social Distancing Guidelines
• Chicago Weather: Severe Weather Threat Ahead
• Coronavirus Deaths In Indiana Rise To 24, With Nearly 1,000 COVD-19 Cases Reported
• Coronavirus Update: Social Distancing Proving To Be Elusive At Grocery Stores
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Confirms 158 Positive COVID-19 Cases County-Wide
• Massachusetts Delays State Income Tax Filing Deadline To July 15
• Maryland's largest county loans laptops to students for remote learning
• Walmart Seeing A Rise In Sales For Tops, But Not Bottoms During Coronavirus Crisis
• Coronavirus Update: San Francisco Health Officials Opening Drive-Thru Testing Sites In Chinatown, Sunset District
• 'Make4Covid': Colorado Students Use 3D Printing To Make Medical Equipment
• Donald Trump References Tom Brady During Coronavirus Press Conference, Says He Recently Spoke With QB
• Man Killed In North Mpls. Home Invasion ID'd; Investigation Ongoing
• Trump says N.Y. doesn't need so many ventilators
• Coronavirus Cancellations Especially Challenging For High School, College Seniors
• Drive-Thru Coronavirus Testing Site Up And Running In Elysian Park
• Coronavirus Trend: Walmart Sees Increased Sales In Tops, Not Bottoms, As More Work From Home
• At-Home Schooling Gets Easier For Arlington Students As District Distributes 12,000+ Digital Devices
• Harry and Meghan move to Los Angeles
• An Open Letter To Our Youth From Doug Dunbar
• 'It Is Seismically Different': Frustrated NFL Agents Say Draft Process Upended By Coronavirus Outbreak
• Texas Police Officers Pass Out Free Meals To Truck Drivers
• Detroit Police: 527 Felony Arrests In Black Market Marijuana Enforcement
• Coronavirus Latest: Lyft Teams Up With National Council On Aging To Provide Free Rides To Caregivers Of Elderly
• Stocks drop as U.S. tops world in coronavirus cases
• Report: Philadelphia Eagles Exercise Zach Ertz's 2021 Option
• Body Of Missing 34-Year-Old Kathleen Lehan Found, Husband Charged With Murder
• Hair-dye kit sales soar as at-home workers cut off from salons
• 'Happy Birthday, Ben': Pennsylvania State Troopers Surprise 6-Year-Old With Birthday Video After His Party Was Canceled
• AP Source: Colts Continue Building Defense By Signing Fmr. Viking Xavier Rhodes
• Galt Market To Reopen On March 31 With Some Changes Amid Coronavirus
• Thieves Party In San Mateo Co. Restaurant Closed During Coronavirus Shelter-In-Place
• Bonding On Hold For Free Agents Acquired By Dolphins
• Easter Candy Potentially In Short Supply Due To Coronavirus Shutdowns
• Experts: Switching From Contacts To Glasses Could Help Slow Coronavirus Spread
• Pa. Department of Human Services Creates Online Tool For Essential Workers To Find Child Care
• Galloway Township Police Searching For Hit-And-Run Driver Who Left 26-Year-Old Woman Seriously Injured
• Coronavirus Updates: Animal Humane Society Donates Thousands Of PPE For Local Hospitals
• AG Nessel To Michiganders: Know Your Employment Rights
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Two Scenic Roads In Minneapolis To Become Pedestrian-Only During Stay-At-Home Order
• The Coronavirus Pandemic: Are Healthcare Workers Getting The Support They Need?
• California Cities Could See Coronavirus Outbreaks As Bad As NYC, Officials Say
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Longtime American Airlines Flight Attendant Dies From COVID-19
• MLB Uniform Maker Switches To Producing Medical Masks, Gowns
• Rocklin Restaurant Giving Out Free Pizza To Families Struggling Through Coronavirus Pandemic
• Michigan Matters: Auto Insurance Reform; Leveling Higher Education Budget Allocation
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• Barr tells federal prisons to send inmates home amid coronavirus outbreak
• Coronavirus Resources: How To Get Help In Maryland
• Coronavirus Pandemic: Contra Costa Officials Setting Up Makeshift Care Unit At Alhambra High School
• Coronavirus Update: MTA Bus Driver, Conductor Die Of COVID-19
• Coronavirus Latest: Wawa Suspending In-Store Made-To-Order Food At All Philadelphia Locations
• Coffee Consumption Is On The Rise In America, Study Finds
• Boston Weather: Showers Move Out, Sunshine Moves In
• Coronavirus Update: Navy Hospital Ship Headed To NYC This Weekend
• Southwest Airlines Cuts 1,500 Daily Flights Because Of Travel Declines Caused By The Coronavirus
• Actor Mark Blum dies of coronavirus complications
• With Most College Students Home From School During Coronavirus Outbreak, How Should They Fill Out Census Forms?
• Homicide Detectives Investigate Woman's Death In Whittier
• Whitmer To Trump: 'You Said You Stand With Michigan — Prove It'
• Stillwater Lift Bridge Now Raised For Boat Traffic
• The Cheesecake Factory's Letter To Landlords Explains Struggle To Pay Rent
• Coronavirus: Going Gray? Need To Remove Gel Nails? LA Salon Owners, Stylists Offer Help From Afar
• The Coronavirus Pandemic: When Will It Be Safe To Go Out Again?
• Danny Ainge Roasts Marcus Smart On Twitter -- Again
• Gov. Whitmer Puts A Stop To Golf In Michigan
• Coronavirus Roundup: Windsor Boy Gets Shelter-In-Place Surprise; New Cases, Deaths Mount; Tales Of Survival
• Crossfit Community In Oak Park Coming Together Virtually To Help Local Businesses
• RMV Now Appointment Only Amid Coronavirus, Will Enforce Strict 'No Walk-In' Policy
• South Florida Coronavirus: Artists Sharing Music Online To Help Soothe The Stress
• Riverside County Sheriff's Deputy, Pomona College Student Positive For Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Latest: Philadelphia Fire Commissioner Talks About How Crews Are Helping Keep Residents Safe During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Winchester Neighborhood Helps Celebrate Man's Birthday While Social Distancing
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Gov. Walz's Stay-At-Home Order Goes Into Effect At Midnight
• Bruins Sign Defenseman Jack Ahcan Out Of St. Cloud State
• Federal REAL ID Enforcement Deadline Pushed Back To October 2021
• Ones For Texas: North Texans Entertain Themselves While Staying Indoors
• Weather Blog: Weekends Are Weekends
• Ravens, Michael Brockers Can't Agree On Contract, Brockers Re-Signs With Rams
• If Season Is Canceled, Mookie Betts May Never Actually Play For Dodgers
• Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan to fund virus treatment research
• Trump says he wants governors to be "appreciative"
• Man tips $10,000 on day before eatery's coronavirus-linked layoffs
• Coronavirus Update: State Closes DMV Field Offices Across California; Operations Move Online
• Unemployed Americans face uncertain futures: "I'm very scared"
• U.K.'s Boris Johnson 1st world leader to confirm coronavirus diagnosis
• Hair-Dye Kit Sales Soar As COVID-19 Cuts Off At-Home Workers From Salons
• UK's Boris Johnson First World Leader To Confirm Positive Coronavirus Test
• U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• United Kingdom Prime Minister Boris Johnson Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Miami-Dade Coronavirus: New Mobile Testing Site Being Set Up At Tamiami Park
• Coronavirus Latest: Philadelphia Superintendent William Hite Speaks On Plan To Get Chromebooks To Students Learning From Home
• Coronavirus In Allegheny County: Results Of Over 1,000 Tested Via Drive-Thru, 7% Positive
• Evanston Catering Company, Soul And Smoke Feeding Thousands Impacted By Coronavirus Pandemic
• During The COVID-19 Pandemic Some Question, 'Are Gun Shops Really Essential Businesses?'
• 'I Grow Chicago' Delivering Care Packages To Englewood Residents In Need
• Recipe: Korean Ground Beef And Vegetable Bowls With Rice
• Coronavirus Latest: Bethlehem-Based Peeps Production Stops, But Easter Is Taken Care Of
• 1 Dead, 1 Injured In Pullman Apartment Building Fire
• Coronavirus Latest: Cherry Hill Woman Makes Desperate Plea For Plasma Donations From Recovered COVID-19 Patients To Save Husband's Life
• Judge Rejects Appeal 2015 Conviction Of Ahmed Omar Abu Ali In Al-Qaida Plot To Assassinate President George W. Bush
• Tips for safe grocery shopping during coronavirus pandemic
• Comedian Gary Gulman on coping with depression and the coronavirus
• R. Kelly cites coronavirus in seeking release from jail pending trial
• Woman And Her 2 Dogs Forced From Their Home Following Fire
• Pittsburgh Weather: Rain Lasts Through The Weekend, Potential Flooding Possible
• Peyton Manning Crashes Online College Class
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• CCAC Donates Protective Equipment From Nursing Departments
• Science Departments At St. Vincent College Donate Safety Supplies
• Allegheny County Jail Temporarily Halts In-Person Attorney Visits
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• New Orleans, Chicago, and Detroit likely to see conditions worsen next week, Surgeon General says
• U.S. hospitals struggle to treat coronavirus patients
• President Trump signs $2 trillion COVID-19 emergency bill
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• Trump signs $2 trillion coronavirus relief package
• Barr tells federal prisons to use home confinement amid virus outbreak
• Cuomo praises National Guard for coronavirus "rescue mission"
• Cuomo: New York is "scrambling" to add hospital beds for coronavirus
• Doctor rallies coworkers to dance on TikTok to spread joy
• 12-year-old twins play violin concert in quarantine
• Deadly New York City subway fire under investigation
• "48 Hours" preview: The captivating cold case of Lizzie Borden
• Stock market tumbles Friday morning after rallying earlier this week
• Trump aims to get U.S. back to work, clashes with governors on coronavirus
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• U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson tests positive for coronavirus
• Coronavirus Q&A: Experts answer your most pressing questions on health and the economy
• U.S. couple stuck in India with adopted daughter as pandemic upends travel
• Zuckerberg to team up with Bill Gates on coronavirus treatment research
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• Surgeon General Jerome Adams: Coronavirus projections "based on worst-case scenario"
• Trump at odds with U.S. governors on end to pandemic precautions
• Scenes of "catastrophe" as New York hospitals battle coronavirus