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Articles from March 30, 2020

• Many Turning To Old Hobbies To Stay Busy During Stay-At-Home Order
• California Homeowners Wonder How To Pay Mortgage As Renters Withhold Payments Amid Coronavirus Sheltering
• Santa Clara County DA Warns Hate Crimes Not Tolerated As Attacks Against Asians Rise
• Using Robots, UC Berkeley Lab May Soon Complete 1,000 COVID-19 Tests A Day
• Coronavirus: Discarded Gloves Litter Public Spaces
• San Francisco Residents 'Get Loud For Heroes' Of Coronavirus Pandemic
• 'They've Gone Rogue': Sheriff Battles Board Over Emergency Power
• Coronavirus In Colorado: State Legislature Expecting Supreme Court Ruling This Week
• Denver Emergency Physician On Coronavirus: 'Chasing Our Tails Trying To Catch Up'
• 'Heap Of Trouble': Driver Caught Going 128 mph On Interstate 25 In Thornton
• San Joaquin County Fair Canceled Over COVID-19 Concerns
• Netflix Docuseries 'Tiger King' Reigns Supreme In Era Of Social Distancing
• Retired Nurses Answer Governor's Call For Help
• Coronavirus Update: Colorado Doctors Bracing For Surge Of Patients
• UC Davis Engineers Developing Protective Equipment For Medical Workers During COVID-19 Crisis
• Garcetti Announces Increased COVID-19 Testing; Protections For Tenants
• 'This Is Unacceptable': Nurses Hold Vigil In A Plea For Federal Assistance
• Sac State Calls On Community To Help Hornet Family During Time Of Need
• Boulder Restaurants Stay In Business By Feeding Health Care Workers
• NORAD, Northcom Move Personnel To Cheyenne Mountain Bunker Amid Pandemic
• Colorado Weather: NWS Pueblo To Offer Free Online Storm Spotter Training Tuesday
• Coloradans Warned About Police Impersonators Along Front Range
• LA County Nursing Homes, Other Facilities Investigated For Reported Coronavirus Outbreaks
• NCAA Approves Extra Year Of Eligibility For Spring Sports Seniors
• Coronavirus Update: Newsom Signs Executive Order Providing Relief For Small Businesses
• Colorado Among Least-Stressed States, Study Finds
• Woman Rescued After Falling Off San Pedro Cliff
• US Death Toll Tops 3,000 As New York Governor Sends Urgent Plea To Medical Workers
• Car Stolen From Roseville Hospital Parking Lot Found In Lincoln
• Orange County Inmate Dies In Custody, COVID-19 Test Pending
• Accordion Class Presses On In Virtual World Amid COVID-19 Stay-At-Home Order
• 'There's Some Corona For You': DUI Suspect Brenda Johnson Spits On Arvada Police Officer
• Colorado Chinese Community Rallies To Help Health Care Workers Fight Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Questions: Can You Catch It More Than Once? Can I Catch It From Takeout Food?
• Gopher Marcus Carr Says He'll Enter NBA Draft, Won't Sign With Agent
• Witness's Quick Action Helps Palo Alto Police Arrest Armed Robbery Suspects
• San Francisco SRO Hotels To Be Inspected To Ensure Compliance With Public Health Order
• Some Restaurants That Had Been Open For Takeout And Delivery Decide To Close Amid Coronavirus Crisis
• Workers Say Precautions Insufficient After Presumed Positive COVID-19 Cases At Homewood Rehab Center
• Pomona Police Fatally Shoot Suspect In Alleged Sword Attack
• LA County Sheriff Retracts Orders Closing Gun Stores
• Coronavirus Update: N.J. Gov. Murphy Blasts Lack Of Social Distancing, 'Knucklehead Parties,' 'Abhorrent Behavior'
• With Basketball Paused, Kelly Roysland & Eric Curry Embrace Family Time
• Coronavirus Update: Cuomo Says 'I'm Seeing People Die All Around Me' As He Appeals For More Federal Government Help
• Coronavirus Update: Navy Hospital Ship USNS Comfort Sails Into New York Harbor
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Cape May County Mayors Want Short-Term Rentals Stopped During Pandemic
• Coronavirus Update: Nassau County Exec Calls Out Plainview Company For Price Gouging Phony N95 Masks
• Commander From Peters Township Is Acting Executive Officer On Navy Hospital Ship In New York City
• Coronavirus Update: Chefs, NYC Restaurants Feeding Healthcare Workers On The Front Lines
• Coronavirus Latest: 'Stay At Home' Order Due To COVID-19 In Effect In Maryland, DC, Virginia
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: 'PA CARE Package' To Help People Financially Impacted By Pandemic
• 'Very Scary Time': Mom Of Boy With Lung Condition Urges Social Distancing
• Coronavirus Latest: Amazon Fulfillment Center Employee In Baltimore Area Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Employee At San Jose Safeway Store Tests Positive For COVID-19; Store Remains Open
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Teachers & Students Adapt To Online Learning
• Miramar Resident Draws Parallel Between Zaandam Situation To That Of SS St. Louis During WWII
• 'We Have An Invisible Enemy': Doctors At High Risk To Catch Coronavirus On Frontline Of Stopping Spread
• Dallas Convention Center Transforming Into Temporary Hospital For Coronavirus Patients
• Suspect In Police-Involved Shooting In East Baltimore Dies
• Coronavirus Latest: Second Resident Dies At Pleasant View Nursing Home Amid Outbreak; National Guard To Deploy Medical Unit
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Annie's, A Denver Staple, Fears For Its Future
• Psychologist Recommends Parents Of Children With Autism Develop Routine During Isolation
• Pediatricians Find Alternatives To Keep Treating Colorado Children During Coronavirus Pandemic
• What Companies Are Hiring During The Coronavirus Outbreak
• 5 Residents Of Revere Senior Living Facility Die From Coronavirus
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Shortage Of Personal Protective Equipment 'Huge Problem' For Health Care Workers
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: In Quest For Shopper Safety, Lunds & Byerlys Looks Abroad For Inspiration
• Who Can Expect A $1,200 Payment? When Will It Arrive? Could You Get More?
• Coronavirus Impacts: Maryland Gas Prices Drop As Fewer People Hit The Road
• North Texas School Districts Seeing More Demand For 'Grab And Go' Meals
• Bel Air Postal Worker Gives Neighborhood Kids Chalk, Neighborhood Responds By Supplying Her With Hand Sanitizer, Other Gifts For Her Route
• Coronavirus In Michigan: Grocery Store Safety
• Working From Home: Here Are Some Tips Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• Rent Payments Coming Up For Small Businesses Forced To Close
• Coronavirus In Michigan: Gov. Whitmer Works With VP Pence Despite President Trump's Criticism
• President Trump Invokes Defense Production Act Against General Motors
• Coronavirus Latest: Maryland School For The Blind Donates 5 Cases Of N95 Masks To First Responders
• Detroit Auto Show Cancelled Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: President Donald Trump Approves Major Disaster Declaration
• Coronavirus In Michigan: Detroit Police Chief Tests Positive, Will Remain In Quarantine
• Rep. Isaac Robinson Dies From Coronavirus, Mayor Duggan, Gov. Whitmer Pay Tribute
• 2 Patients At Roseville Nursing Center Die From Coronavirus
• Collin County Commissioners Extend County Judge's Coronavirus Emergency Order As Is
• 2 Injured In Separate Shootings Monday Night, Baltimore Police Say
• Mass. High Court To Hear Proposal To Release Prisoners To Stop COVID-19 Spread
• 'All Hands': 3 Mpls. Distilleries Join Forces To Make Hand Sanitizer
• Texas Begins Effort To Isolate Drivers From Louisiana, But Enforcement Not Clear
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Gov. Phil Murphy Reassuring Residents 'We Will Get Through This' As Travel Advisory Goes Into Effect
• Coronavirus: Scientists Looking Into Immunity Testing
• Coronavirus Latest: Amazon Offering Computer Science Courses, Activities For Kids While Schools Are Closed
• 3 Arrested On Child Endangerment Charges After Baby Admitted To Hospital For Possible Overdose
• Safe Delivery: Arvada Police Take Cherry Pies To 102-Year-Old Birthday Girl
• Nonprofit Shield616 Adds Cleaning Supplies To Police Safety Donations
• Coronavirus Updates: The Latest COVID-19 Headlines From March 30, 2020
• Juvenile Male Found Beaten In Street With Severe Head Injuries
• Coronavirus Latest: President Trump Approves Pennsylvania Disaster Declaration As Cases In State Jump Above 4,000
• Chicago Weather: Chilly For Next Couple Days, But Warmup Coming
• Coronavirus Update: Oakland Sets Up Coliseum-Area Hotels To House Homeless With COVID-19
• 3rd Dallas Police Officer Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Teachers, Students Embrace Technological Challenges As Coronavirus Sheltering Shifts Learning Online
• Coronavirus: Santa Ana Distillery Now Selling Hand Sanitizer
• Pennsylvania Game Commission Investigating Poaching Of Several Deer In Somerset County
• 11 Dead At Holyoke Soldiers' Home, 5 Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Surge: Nat'l. Guard Building Field Hospitals As CA Fastracks Medical Recruits
• East Bay Man Helps BART Riders Stay Clean With Free, Pop-Up Hand Washing Table
• Cook County State's Attorney's Office Employee Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Police ask for leads in disappearance of Don Lewis
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Pittsburgh Public Schools Plans to Begin Online Instruction In April
• Who should play Joe Exotic in a "Tiger King" movie?
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Helping Kids Cope With The Stay-At-Home Order
• Nearly 40K Students Are Not Participating In Digital Learning During Coronavirus Closures
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Priest Returns To Pelican Rapids After A Week Stranded In Philippines
• Coronavirus Update: New Jersey Rises To 16,600 Cases, Update Rules For Some Businesses During Shutdown
• 5 More LAPD Employees Test Positive For Coronavirus, LAFD Reports 1 New Case
• Police Investigating After Man Shot In Hill District
• Police: Daniya Lennon Wanted In East Baltimore Armed Carjacking
• Coronavirus Unemployment Concerns: EDD Printing Errors?
• Local Establishments Continue To Get Creative With Business Models During Coronavirus Pandemic
• North Texas Domestic Violence Shelter Moves Counseling Online, On Phone During Coronavirus Outbreak
• David Sterner Arrested In Carroll County Arson Threats, Suspect In Pa. Barn Fires
• Joel Freedman's Home Vandalized After Hahnemann Owner Allegedly Sought $1 Million A Month From City To Use Facility For Coronavirus Outbreak
• Garcetti Orders Temporary Suspension Of Farmers Markets To Stop Spread Of Coronavirus
• Capitola Paddle Boarder Shark Attack Closes Nearby Beaches In Santa Cruz County
• UTV Driver Killed In Crash Near Biwabik
• 'We Want You:' Governor Recruits Medical Workers In Anticipation Of Coronavirus Surge
• 'Zoom-Bombing' Hijacks Online Class Meetings In Massachusetts, FBI Warns
• Medical Students Launch Drive To Collect Personal Protective Equipment For Health Care Workers On COVID-19 Front Lines
• 90-Year-Old Midlothian Resident Is Ellis County's First Coronavirus-Related Death
• Coronavirus Latest: Maryland Natives Bishme Cromartie, Bresha Webb, Christian Siriano Donate Hundreds Of Masks
• Communicating Amid Coronavirus: FBI Warns Video Meeting Users Of 'Zoom-Bombing'
• Coronavirus Cases In New Hampshire Rise To 314, With 56 New Positive Tests
• Dallas City Hall Closed To The Public Indefinitely Due To Coronavirus Outbreak
• Coronavirus In Colorado: State Prepping Hospitals For Surge In ICU Patients
• Coronavirus In West Virginia: Governor Orders Quarantine For Virus Hotspot Travelers Or Risk Criminal Charges
• Coronavirus Update: A Look Inside Brookdale Hospital's 'Medical Warzone'
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Center City Protesters Demand Leaders Take Immediate Steps To Release People From Prison During Outbreak
• 'She's The First, But May Not Be The Last': JMH Health Care Workers Union President On Nurse Who Died Of Coronavirus
• U.S. is swiftly deporting migrant children at the border
• Man Arrested For Allegedly Posing As Denton Police Officer
• Hundreds Gather At Illegal Oakland Sideshows In Violation Of Shelter-In-Place Order; 3 Arrested
• Officials: Man Dead, Woman Hurt In Apparent Attempted Murder-Suicide In Northampton County
• Beloved Ocean Institute Ship 'Pilgrim' Slowly Sinks In Dana Point Harbor
• East Bay Woman Becomes Law Apprentice With Motivation From Lawyer Who Represented Her In Sex Assault Case
• Cuba's Struggle To Contain Coronavirus A Cause For Concern In South Florida
• Coronavirus Updates: COVID-19 Headlines & Developments On March 30, 2020
• Small Businesses With More Than 50 Employees Shut Out Of State, City COVID-19 Crisis Loans
• Coronavirus: Camden County Boy Takes Part In Birthday Parade After His Party Was Canceled
• Riverside County Reports 58 More Coronavirus Cases, 1 New Death
• Man Shot In Officer-Involved Shooting After Allegedly Firing At Long Beach Officers
• Printing Out A Solution For The COVID-19 Problem
• Coronavirus Update: More People Growing 'Victory Gardens' For Food And Stress Relief
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Local Religious Leaders On Staying Hopeful During The Pandemic
• Coronavirus Closures: Hair Maintenance Is Growing Problem With Salons Shuttered During Outbreak
• Reverend opens up about his battle with coronavirus
• Arlington, Keller Close All City Playgrounds Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Soquel Man Arrested For Second Theft Of Family Dog, Embezzlement
• LA Schools Chief Says Nearly A Third Of Students Not Studying Online
• Naperville Pastor Angel Escamilla Dies Of COVID-19
• Coronavirus Update: #ClapBecauseWeCare Is Boosting Morale Of Health Care Workers In New York
• Second Horse Death Reported In March At Los Alamitos Race Course
• 'Have A Purpose For Your Day': Mental Health Expert Gives Advice For Getting Through Another Month Of Social Distancing
• Coronavirus Pandemic: Denver Jail Inmate Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Miami-Dade Coronavirus Update: Mayor Issues Order To Close All Gyms, Pools At Condos, Apartments
• Families Rely On Food From School Districts During Coronavirus Outbreak
• Coronavirus: Moms Allowed 1 Visitor During Labor/Delivery At Texas Hospitals
• First 500 Beds Arrive At McCormick Place As It Turns Into Alternative Care Facility During COVID-19 Crisis
• Massachusetts School Nurses Answer Call For Help In Fight Against Coronavirus
• Business Notes: Encouraging Items Emerge Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• LASD Reports First County Jail Inmate Tests Positive For Coronavirus, 191 In Temporary Quarantine
• Coronavirus Latest: New Jersey COVID-19 Cases Soar Above 16,600, At Least 200 Deaths As State Being Sent Hundreds Of Ventilators
• Exclusive: First Coronavirus Survivors Offering Antibodies, Hope For Others' Recoveries
• Bay Area College Football Coaches Collaborate On COVID-19 PSA
• What is Project Airbridge?
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Plumbers In High Demand As Families Flush Paper Products Other Than Toilet Paper
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Volunteers Help Deliver Supplies To Those In Need In Twin Cities
• Man Carrying Pellet Gun Near SJ Homeless Encampment Sets Off County Building Lockdown
• $1,200 Stimulus Checks Are Coming, Here's What You Should Know
• Coronavirus Latest: Md. Police Respond To Hundreds Of Calls Of People Not Following Emergency Social Distance Order
• Instacart, Amazon Workers Stage 1-Day Strike To Demand Hazard Pay, Protections Against COVID-19
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Six Flags Great Adventure Delays Opening Until At Least Mid-May
• One Dead In Single-Vehicle Crash In Anne Arundel County
• Miami Coronavirus: Carnival Suspends All North American Sailings Through Early May
• Coronavirus Vaccine: Johnson & Johnson Hoping To Have 'Hundreds Of Millions Of Doses' Of COVID-19 Vaccine By Next Year
• Idaho governor faces deadline on anti-trans laws
• Coronavirus Response: Philadelphia 76ers Make Donations To Help Feed Families, Purchase Chromebooks For Students
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Denver Mattress Opens Floors To Make Face Masks
• 'I Have To Call Uncle': Hospital Nurses Stressed By Surge Of Coronavirus Patients
• Coronavirus Update: Religious, Faith Leaders Use Technology For Worship At Home
• Coronavirus takes heavy toll on restaurant owners and employees
• First-hand accounts from health care workers battling virus
• Coronavirus In Allegheny County: First Responders Will Be Informed When They Treat Or Transport Patient With COVID-19
• Coronavirus Message In Logan Square: Mural Reminds Us To Wash Hands
• Deputies Investigating Fatal Shooting In Sacramento County
• Family Celebrates Man's 75th Birthday Through Window At Andover Nursing Home
• Coronavirus Update: Expert Offers Tips On How To Avoid Going Stir Crazy In Isolation
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 'The State Is Not Just Praying And Hoping': Walz Responds To Critical Care Nurse
• Grocery Stores Evolve With The Times Imposing New Limits And Safety Measures During Coronavirus Outbreak
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 3-30-20
• Coronavirus Update: Medical Reserve Corps Volunteer: 'I Want To Do My Part For The City I Love'
• Report: Cardinals-Cubs London Series Canceled
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Bleak Forecast Continues For Small Businesses, Employees During Extended Shutdown Order
• Coronavirus Latest: EMTs Prepared For Influx Of COVID-19 Calls As Hospitals Get Busier
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Distance Learning Poses Challenges To Students And Parents
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Stays Out Of Delivery Room For His Baby Girl's Birth To Save PPE For Medical Staff
• 'We've Had To Pivot': RI Restaurant Offers Pizza Kits During Coronavirus Crisis
• Coronavirus Update: Due To Crushing Food Demand, Long Island Stores Ready And Willing To Hire Thousands
• Florida Coronavirus Update: Gov. Ron DeSantis Issues 'Safer At Home' For Southeast Florida
• Coronavirus Decluttering: How To Organize Your Home While Practicing Social Distancing
• Coronavirus Latest: Woman Launches Delco United Facebook Page To Send Frontline Heroes Food With Help Of Local Restaurants
• Coronavirus Update: San Francisco COVID-19 Case Count Rises To 374, 6 Deaths
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Food Shelves Prepare For Increased Demand, Mixed With Fewer Volunteers
• FPL Plans To Cut May Electricity Bill Amid Coronavirus
• Oakland School Launches GoFundMe For Families Hit Hard By Coronavirus
• Coronavirus By The Numbers: Among The States With The Most COVID-19 cases, Illinois Trails Other States In Tests Per Capita
• Man Suspected Of Trying To Break Into Closed Roseville Business Through Roof
• Coronavirus Latest: Organization Helping People With Developmental Disabilities Forced To Make Changes Due To COVID-19
• UMD Delivers More Than 10,000 N95, Surgical Face Masks To UMMS Hospitals In Baltimore
• Denton County Confirms 3rd Coronavirus-Related Death, 26 New Cases Brings Total To 191
• Blood Donations Still Needed Despite Lack Of Available Appointments
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 461 New Confirmed COVID-19 Cases; 8 New Deaths, Including Inmate At Stateville
• Jackson Health System CEO Carlos Migoya Tests Positive For COVID-19
• 'A Lot Of Virus In The Community': How Hospital System Is Coping With COVID-19
• Coronavirus Now Claiming Lives Of Colorado Patients Under 50
• 'I Tried To Call Over 400 Times Today': Pennsylvanians Get Busy Signals While Trying To File For Unemployment
• Coronavirus Update: AC Transit Set To Modify Schedule Beginning Tuesday
• Coronavirus Update: "Grab And Go" Meals For Students Available In Miami-Dade, Broward
• Baltimore County Suspends Parking Tickets During COVID-19 State Of Emergency
• Chris Sale Undergoes Tommy John Surgery
• Costa Mesa Facility Back Under Consideration To House Coronavirus Patients
• Coronavirus Update: Did Local Leaders Send The Wrong Message In Early Days Of The Outbreak?
• Chicago Police Board To Announce Nominees For New CPD Superintendent On Wednesday
• Florida Coronavirus Update: Mega Church Pastor Arrested For Packed Sunday Services
• 29 More Chicago Police Officers, Staffers Test Positive For Coronavirus, Bringing Total To 50
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Rural governors tell Trump of supply shortages
• Coronavirus Order: Sheriff Of California's Most-Remote County Urges People To Stay Home, Keep Out
• Coronavirus Cleaning: Exclusive Behind-The-Scenes Look At Technology Used To Clean Potentially Contaminated Areas
• Federal Judge Blocks Texas From Closing Abortion Clinics During Coronavirus Outbreak
• Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore County Volunteers Sew Hundreds Of Masks For Healthcare Workers In Need
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Resources Available For Older Adults Who Need To Stay At Home
• Caught On Camera: Burglary At Vallejo Office Max Store; Suspect Sought
• Coronavirus Closings: Ocean City Extends Beach, Boardwalk Closings To April 30
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: 'Really No End In Sight' For Small Businesses As Stay-At-Home Orders Extended
• Coronavirus: New Jersey Woman Stuck In Peru Hostel With 5 Others During Mandatory Quarantine, Says No End In Sight
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Arizona Nurses Fly In To Help Out In Greeley
• Matthew Slater Offers Poignant Reflections On Stephen Gostkowski, Nate Ebner
• Westmoreland Co. Police Asking Questions After Mystery Man Goes Door-To-Door Asking About Supplies
• Wall Street's rally rolls on, aided by health care stocks
• Coronavirus Update: Santa Clara County Officials Confirm Over 200 New Cases, 3 New Deaths
• Coronavirus Puts Aurora's Search For Police Chief On Hold
• Coronavirus Delaware: Officials Say It's Not Time For 'Tax-Free Shopping' After Ordering Out-Of-State Travelers To Quarantine
• Coronavirus Update: Gov. DeSantis Doesn't Want Holland America's Zaandam To Dock In Florida
• Coronavirus Surge In Mass. Expected Between April 7-17, Baker Says
• Coronavirus: Legal Resources
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Love Your Melon Switches To Making Cotton Face Masks
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Denver & Jeffco Public Schools Make Changes To Grab & Go Meal Times
• Coronavirus All Hands On Deck: California Puts Out Call For Help From Retired Doctors, Med School Students
• Ghost Ship Case: Derick Almena's Bid To Be Released Over Coronavirus Fears Denied
• Coronavirus Update: Latest Grocery Shopping Tips To Stay Safe From COVID-19
• Calif. Launches Effort To Recruit Thousands Of Retired Healthcare Workers, Students To Meet Coronavirus Surge
• Coronavirus Closings: All Catholic Churches In Baltimore Closed Until Further Notice, Any Private Prayer In Churches Prohibited
• Coronavirus Causing Spike In Patients For Mental Health Providers
• Coronavirus-Related Scams Involving Stimulus Checks, Water Filters Being Reported
• Country Music Artist Joe Diffie Dies From Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Crisis: Boston To Suspend Evictions, Provide Rental Vouchers
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Health Care Workers Mixing In Lighter Moments While On Frontlines Of Pandemic Fight
• Coronavirus In Colorado: National Jewish Health Asks Volunteers To Make Masks
• Coronavirus In Beaver County: 2 Nursing Home Coronavirus Patients Die, 19 People Test Positive
• Garth Brooks And Trisha Yearwood Bring 'Garth & Trisha Live!' To CBS On April 1st
• Florida Sheriff Renews Search For Missing 'Tiger King' Millionaire Jack Lewis
• Coronavirus California Update: 'We Need Your Help' - Newsom Seeks Surge In Health Care Workers
• Waseca Police Officer Arik Matson Pushing Through Recovery, To Be Transported Out Of State For Recovery
• Pastor arrested after holding packed church service in Florida
• Sac State Starts Drive-In WiFi Access For Students At Parking Structure
• Coronavirus Season Stoppage: 'Throw Out Any Timetable' On Possible Return Of Giants And A's
• Stephon Marbury is trying to help deliver 10M masks to NYC
• New York Synagogue Attack: Josef Neumann Laid To Rest
• Coronavirus Latest: Man Charged For Allegedly Hosting Party In Violation Of Emergency Order, Supplying Alcohol To Teens At Hotel
• James Blue Arrested In Parkville Domestic-Related Shooting
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Inmate Tests Positive For COVID-19 At Moose Lake Prison
• Coronavirus Update: SFPD Warns Of Fake 'Health Inspectors' Going Door-To-Door
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 8 New Deaths And 797 Additional Positive Tests
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: State Approved For Disaster Household Distribution Program
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank Discouraging Food Drives Until Further Notice
• Coronavirus: UC Irvine Students Hold Supply Drive For Masks, Face Shields For Health Care Workers
• Fake Work-From-Home Jobs On Rise As Unemployment Soars: 'I'd Really Like Someone To Catch Them'
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: Philadelphia COVID-19 Cases Top 1,000, Statewide Total Climbs Above 4,000
• Performing arts online: Bringing theater to socially-distancing audiences
• Coronavirus Latest: Mosby Continues Push For Release Of Non-Violent Inmates As First Cases Of COVID-19 Reported In Correctional Facilities
• Coronavirus Update: 10 Remain Isolated At Norwood Rehab Where 2 Patients Died
• Coronavirus In Ohio: School Closure Extended; Abortion Clinics Ask Court To Halt Ban
• Fort Worth Closing All Basketball, Volleyball Courts After 'This Weekend's Lack Of Social Distancing'
• Austria making everyone wear face masks in supermarkets
• Hay Fever Or Virus? Allergy Sufferers Worry
• Rural-state governors tell Trump they need tests, medical supplies
• Web Page Launched To Connect Dallas Area Workers Impacted By Coronavirus Shutdowns To Jobs, Resources
• 'The Grand Old Lady Of The Cincinnati Zoo': Gorilla At Cincinnati Zoo Dies At Age 50
• Pittsburgh Police Arrest 2 Men After Undercover Drug Bust
• UC Berkeley Creating Pop-up Coronavirus Diagnostic Lab
• Dallas ISD Starts Mobile Meals For Students Who Can't Get To Grab-And-Go Sites
• Coronavirus Latest: Anne Arundel County Juror Tests Positive For COVID-19; Officials Warning Others
• Coronavirus Outbreak: Interest In Doomsday Shelters Surges In Colorado
• Denver Weather: First Of 2 Storms This Week Arrives Monday. It's The Weaker Of The Two
• Coronavirus: Popular Rose Bowl Loop In Pasadena Closed Down
• Coronavirus Outbreak: King Soopers Worker In Colorado Springs Tests Positive
• After Cruise And Quarantine, Sister And Brother-In Law Return To A Changed Colorado
• Coronavirus Update: Bay Area Public Health Shelter-In-Place Order To Be Extended To May 1
• Trader Joe's Temporarily Closes Store In Denver After Worker Gets Coronavirus
• Video: Woman Recruits LA Neighbors To Surprise, Serenade Fiancé On His Birthday From Their Apartments
• Coronavirus: Free Flights, Doughnuts For Healthcare Workers; Free Taco Tuesday For Everyone
• Greeley Police Investigating Reports Of Impersonators Stopping Drivers During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Who's Hiring? Colorado Grocery Stores Hope To Hire Thousands During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Free Online Resource For Teaching Kids About Weather And Climate At Home
• Country singers nationwide mourn hit-maker Joe Diffie
• North Texas School Begins Virtual Recess For Elementary Students Being Schooled At Home
• Some states facing legal challenges over abortion bans
• Harry and Meghan say farewell to @SussexRoyal Instagram account
• Miami nurse on the front lines dies from coronavirus
• Report Price Gouging During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Coronavirus Update: Amazon, Instacart Workers Threaten To Walk Out Over Conditions
• Coronavirus Update: School Districts Across Maryland Donate Medical Supplies To Hospitals, Health Departments
• Popular Online School Program Crashes For Some Students Monday
• Redwood City Police Arrest Man On Multiple Domestic Violence Offenses
• Dallas Wings Center Imani McGee-Stafford Stepping Away To Attend Law School
• Don't Apply For New CARES Act Unemployment Benefits Yet, Baker Says
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: DWI Arrests Down Nearly 70% From The Same Week 1 Year Ago
• Resident Of LA Jewish Home In Reseda Dies After Testing Positive For Coronavirus
• Screening site promised by Trump takes step toward expansion
• WATCH: Michigan Student Learns She's Salutatorian In Bottle Trick
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Prison Inmates Being Quarantined In Cells Over Virus
• Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD Grab & Go Meals
• Coronavirus Latest: Charles County Man Shawn Marshall Myers Held Without Bail After Hosting Bonfire With 60 People, Violating Emergency Order
• ICYMI: Top takeaways from this week's "Face the Nation"
• Massachusetts Bar Exam Postponed Due To Coronavirus
• Matthew Slater Expresses Deep, Deep Gratitude To Tom Brady: 'Thank You Doesn't Do It Justice'
• CPS To Distribute 100,000 Computers For E-Learning To Start April 13
• SUV Drives Through Front Of Petsmart On Florin Road Near Highway 99
• Coronavirus Impact: REAL ID Deadline Extended To Oct. 1, 2021 Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Coronavirus Has South Florida Athletes Posting Work Out Routines Online
• Coronavirus In Wisconsin: Election Preparation Moves Ahead Despite COVID-19
• South Florida Coronavirus Update: Hialeah Enacts Nightly Curfew
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: Gov. Tom Wolf Says Schools Closed Indefinitely, Stay-At-Home Orders Extended Through April 30
• LAPD Officer In Quarantine For Coronavirus Opens Fire On Car Burglar In Woodland Hills
• Bay Area Toll Bridge Crossings Down Over 50% During Coronavirus Shelter-In-Place
• Lions Archive: Lions Fall Short Again
• Man In 40s Found Dead At Home Brings Dallas Coronavirus Deaths To 11, Total Cases 549
• Cuomo issues plea for health care workers to help New York
• Cal Bears NFL Draft Prospect Evan Weaver: 'Here For Perfection, Won't Settle For Anything Less'
• Coronavirus In MN: Mpls. Company 'Torpedo Bags' Alters Production To Make Protective Masks
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Gov. Tom Wolf Extends Stay-At-Home Order Until April 30, Indefinitely Closes Schools And Non-Life-Sustaining Businesses
• Coronavirus Impact: National Aquarium Furloughs 100 Employees, Reduces Salaries After COVID-19 Closure
• Coronavirus Update: Maryland Works To Expand Testing, Opens 3 New Drive-Thru Testing Sites
• Big 12 Issues New Coronavirus Rules; Now Allowing Virtual Meetings
• Macy's Furloughing Most Of Its 130K Employees Because Of Coronavirus Store Closures
• Why recovered patients' blood may be key to fighting coronavirus
• Zdeno Chara Wouldn't Want To Be Quarantined With Tuukka Rask Because Of Netminder's Flatulence
• Coronavirus Latest: Northeast Philadelphia Postal Worker Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Philadelphia Police: 22-Year-Old Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed In Kensington
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Parker Company Ramps Up Hand Sanitizer Production To Help
• Man Carrying Machete Taken Into Custody After Alleged Confrontation At Sacramento County Burger King
• Amid outbreak, China shifts to use "Russian-style" disinformation tactics
• Coronavirus Latest: Second Baltimore County Police Officer Tests Positive For COVID-19, 32 Officers Self-Quarantining
• Coronavirus In Butler County: Concordia Personal Care Home Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Coronavirus California Update: Statewide Cases Soar Past 6,300; 132 Deaths
• Texas-Based Company Donates 'Pickle Juice' To Healthcare Workers Fighting Pandemic
• Dallas Mavericks' Kristaps Porzingis Talks His Favorite Moments And Games Of 2019-2020 Season In Twitter Q&A
• Coronavirus Pandemic: 2 More San Francisco Laguna Honda Staffers Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Emergency field hospital erected in the middle of New York's Central Park
• Coronavirus Latest: 3 People At Baltimore, Jessup Correctional Facilities Test Positive For COVID-19
• U.S. Capitol closed to public through April
• 'It's Really Inspiring': Veterinarian Depends On Science To Help Stranded Sea Lion Pups
• Coronavirus Update: San Francisco Unified To Provide Computers For Students Without Devices
• 'Hamilton' Returning To Pittsburgh's Benedum Center, Other Hit Musicals And Plays Also On 2020-2021 Schedule
• WATCH: Former Steelers LB James Harrison Cracks Egg With Bicep
• Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD Giving 5 Days Worth Of Meals Once Per Week
• Coronavirus Update: Gov. Newsom To Announce Initiative To Help Healthcare Workers
• Health care workers board plane to NYC
• Macy's Will Furlough The Majority Of Its 125,000 Employees
• Can this simple ventilator help slow coronavirus death rate?
• Coronavirus Update: Lakewood Residents Facing Charges For Allegedly Violating Social Distancing Orders
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: First Responders Ask People To Stop Bringing Them Food Donations Because Of Health Risks
• Patriots Have Second-Least Amount Of Salary Cap Space In NFL
• How To Prevent Back, Neck Pain While Working From Home
• Mask Making Machine GoFundMe Page
• Celebrate National Virtual Vacation Day By Searching Places You've Always Wanted To Visit
• Iowa and Ohio sued over halting abortion amid pandemic
• More 911 calls for coronavirus in NYC than Sept. 11
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• Police: Man Arrested In Lino Lakes For Stealing Catalytic Converters
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• AAA: Florida Gas Prices Drop Below $2 Per Gallon
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• Roger Penske Talks Postponing Indianapolis 500
• Infant coronavirus death in Chicago is "very unusual," doctor says
• AG Paxton Files Brief Enforcing Governor's Executive Order, Says Some Clinics Still Providing Abortions
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• Study: 12% Of Employees Working From Home Attend Virtual Meetings With Audio-Only Because They Are Naked, Partially Dressed
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• Police: 62-Year-Old Man Shot In Detroit, Suspect Unknown
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• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Craft Distillers Join Forces To Make 'All Hands' Sanitizer
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• Coronavirus Latest: Tower Health Asking For Personal Protective Equipment Donations In COVID-19 Response Efforts
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• Trump says nationwide stay-at-home order is "pretty unlikely" at this point
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• Rescheduled Dates Announced For Tokyo Olympics
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• As COVID-19 Cases Spike In Louisiana, Texas Tightens Travel Rules From The Neighboring State
• "I Love Rock and Roll" songwriter dies of virus complications
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• Man Shot While Driving On Lake Shore Drive Near Solider Field
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• Philadelphia Police: Man Shot, Killed Aboard SEPTA Train In Kensington
• Girl Scout Cookies Available Online During Coronavirus Crisis
• Report: Twenty Residents Of Beaver County Nursing Home Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cooler And Dreary Weather On The Way
• One Person Injured In Ross Township Car Accident
• Hanukkah stabbings victim dies 3 months after attack
• Tacko Fall Talks To '60 Minutes' About Journey From Senegal To Boston Celtics
• VIDEO: Police Standoff In Holmesburg Ends With Gunfire, Suspect Shot
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• North Shore Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Vandalized With Graffiti
• Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank To Help An Estimated 1,700 Families In Duquesne
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Break In The Miserable Conditions Expected Monday
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