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• Storm Fronts Set To Deliver Wet Windy Weekend; Blizzard Conditions In Sierra
• Church With 71 Coronavirus Cases Fires Back After Health Officials Say Members Defied Stay-At-Home Order
• UK Teens Arrested For Allegedly Targeting Seniors In Driveway-Paving Scam
• Coronavirus Pandemic: Outbreak At Orinda Senior Care Facility; 27 Infected, 2 Residents Hospitalized
• Golden Gate Park To Host 'Virtual Concert Series' To Mark 150th Anniversary
• Coronavirus Quarantines Beset Cruise Ship Passengers and Crew on East and West Coasts
• Rural Hospitals Pushing To Triple Capacity As They Expect Larger Hospitals To Fill Up
• New Rules for Santa Clara County Marijuana Dispensaries Block In-Store Sales of Recreational Pot
• Coronavirus Update: Stockton Nurse Dies From COVID-19 Complications
• Neighbors Helping Neighbors: Westside Friends Volunteer Group Delivers Groceries, Medication Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• East Bay Restaurant Feeds Burritos to Emergency Workers on COVID-19 Front Line
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Denver Health Activates Incident Command To Deal With COVID-19 Patients
• DIY Masks: Dos And Don'ts
• Peyton Manning Donates Blood At Children's Hospital In Aurora
• Federal Loan Rollout Has Colorado Small Business Owners Worried: 'It Has Consumed My Life'
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Denver Closing Several Streets To Let People Enjoy Walks
• Better Together: Help SF Food Truck Vendors Feed Grocery Store Workers and Their Families
• Family Missing From Thornton Found At Mexican Border
• Family Hopes Plasma Donations From Coronavirus Survivors Could Help Save Scott Kaplan
• Alcohol Sales Surge During Coronavirus Pandemic, Report Says
• 'I'm Bummed': Parents Trying To Embrace Remote Learning During COVID-19 Shutdown
• Flattening The Curve: Experts Say California Is Doing Better Than Projected
• Second Riverside County Sheriff's Deputy Dies Of Coronavirus
• Denver Artist Offers Free Online Drawing Classes For Kids
• Investigators Believe Gannon Stauch Was Killed On Same Day He Was Reported Missing
• California Nursing Students Get Path To Degree Amid Pandemic
• Coronavirus Crackdown: El Dorado County Issues No Travel Order To South Lake Tahoe
• Coronavirus: CDC Recommends Use Of Non-Surgical Face Masks, US Deaths Surpass 7K
• Illinois Lags Behind In Payments To Independent Contractors
• Denver's Shift Workspaces Buys Meals From Local Restaurants To Deliver To Health Care Workers
• Zoom Bombers Interrupt Remote Learning At Niles North, Niles West
• Trump Fires Intelligence Community Watchdog Who Handled Complaint That Led To Impeachment
• Police Investigate Hit-And-Run Road Rage Incident In Gramercy Park
• Coronavirus Latest: Health Officials Now Recommend Wearing Cloth Masks In Public
• Johns Hopkins Gets FDA Approval To Test Blood Therapies For COVID-19 Patients
• Annapolis Native, Fashion Designer Christian Siriano Receives Donation To Help Make Masks For Healthcare Workers
• Police Investigating Double Shooting In Fairfield
• Coronavirus In Butler County: Broad Street Elementary School Selected As Hospital Overflow Facility
• 29-Year-Old Man Injured In Police-Involved Shooting In Westminster
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Attorney Files Lawsuit Against Gov. Tom Wolf For Non-Essential Classification
• Coronavirus Latest: Walmart To Limit Number Of Shoppers Allowed Inside Its Stores
• Loved Ones Worried About Shortage Of Protective Gear For First Responders
• Small Businesses Face Challenges While Applying For Paycheck Protection Program Loans
• State Legislature Extends Recess Into May Because of Coronavirus
• Twin Cities Emergency Rooms Seeing Drastic Drop In Non-COVID-19 Patients
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: 75 Percent Drop In Ridership For Port Authority
• Coronavirus Update: Cuomo Signs Order Allow State To Redistribute Private Ventilators, PPEs To Combat Virus
• Coronavirus Update: Leaders In COVID-19 Hot Spots Say Pandemic Is Reflecting, Exacerbating Inequality In NYC
• Paddleboarder Arrested In Malibu For Refusing To Exit Water, Scientist Says Beaches Are Dangerous Right Now
• Coronavirus Update: New York State Sees Uptick In Domestic Violence Reports
• Coronavirus Update: NJ Nonprofit Helps First Responders As They Deal With More Calls, New Threats
• Concerns Growing Over Zoom Bombing As Hackers Interrupt Meetings
• Coronavirus Update: Medical Supplies Confiscated From Hoarder Will Be Send To NY, NJ Medical Professionals
• Coronavirus Update: Firefighters Surprise NYU Langone Medical Center Staff With Applause To Show Support
• 2 Transported After Multi-Vehicle Crash Temporarily Closes Portion Of Parkway West
• Coronavirus Update: Hundreds Of Bikers Flood Queens Streets To Attend Funeral
• Coronavirus Response: Lawrence Couple On Front Lines Of Crisis, Again
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Car Dealerships Plead With Gov. Tom Wolf For Waiver To Reopen
• Coronavirus Could Impact Graduations, South Florida High School Seniors Hold Out Hope
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: Gov. Wolf Asks All Residents To Wear Masks In Public As COVID-19 Cases Climb Above 8,400
• Coronavirus Shutdown: Catholics Around Boston Find Ways To Support Parishes
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Twin Cities Nurse Shares Her Story Battling COVID-19
• Sousaphone Player Keeps Watertown Neighborhood Smiling During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Update: Masks Must Be Worn In Miami Beach At Supermarkets, Pharmacies & Restaurants
• How Does COVID-19 Spread?
• Corona Beer Halts Production, Marketing During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Latest: Health Officials Announce Sixth COVID-19 Death At Pleasant View Nursing Home
• 2 Workers From Evergreen Park Walmart Die From COVID-19
• Coronavirus: Struggling Local Businesses See Disaster Declaration Stretch To End Of April
• 'I'm Strong, I'm Steeled And I'm Scared': Garcetti Announces New Programs To Help Homeless, Says Crisis Is Most Intense Of His Career
• Ride Share Drivers Considered Essential But Stay-At-Home Order Has Crippled Their Pay
• Pennsylvania Librarian Creates Virtual Harry Potter-Themed Escape Room
• More Than 150 Coronavirus Patients In Collin And Denton Counties Recover, 2 More Deaths Confirmed
• Gas Prices Drop: Michigan Gas Prices Average $1.65 This Week
• Coronavirus: Aunt Mary Pat, The 'Queen of Delco,' Providing Thousands Comedic Relief During Pandemic
• Layoffs At The Henry Ford Museum: 80% Of Staff Given Temporary Unpaid Leave; Pay Cuts For Others
• GM, Honda Partner To Create Electric Cars Using GM's Battery Technology
• Magnitude-4.9 Earthquake Hits Near Anza
• Pedestrian Hit, Killed By Train Under Tarentum Bridge, County Police Investigating
• Coronavirus Crisis: Trump Announces New Face Mask Recommendations
• President Trump Makes Remarks On The Rising Coronavirus Cases In Michigan
• California Issues First New Fracking Permits Since July
• Detroit Receives Fast Testing Kits, Can Test For COVID-19 In 15 Minutes, For First Responders
• Stay At Home Enforcement: Here's A Look At The New Penalties For Violating Executive Order
• Coronavirus Latest: Pink Recovers From Coronavirus, Donates $500,000 To Temple University Hospital
• Folsom Cordova Teachers 3D Printing Masks For Health Care Workers
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Bloomington Launches Parks Response Team To Ensure Social Distancing
• Historic Job Loss Numbers Lead To Flood Of Unemployment Claims In California
• LAPD, LAFD Confirm Additional Coronavirus Cases; 3 Hospitalized
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Capitol Hill Neighbors Clap For Front Line Workers
• Longtime Ravens Executive VP Of Public And Community Relations Kevin Byrne To Retire In May
• Coronavirus Updates: The Latest COVID-19 Headlines From April 3, 2020
• Police Asking For Help Identifying Man Wanted For Alleged Sexual Assault In South Baltimore
• Mountain View Children's Theater Company Makes Masks For Health Workers
• Man Wanted For Attacking Jogger In Aliso Viejo Park May Be Connected To Suspected Kidnapping On Same Trail
• National Park Service Closes Black Canyon, Curecanti Facilities
• Coronavirus Update: Some Bay Area Residents Quickly Adopt Recommendation To Wear Masks
• 2020 Pittsburgh Steelers Eye On The Draft: Centers
• Coast Guard Suspends Search For Robert F. Kennedy's Granddaughter Maeve McKean, 8-Year-Old Son Identified As Missing Boaters In Chesapeake Bay
• Hobby Lobby Closes All Stores Due To Coronavirus Shutdown Orders
• Physician Remembers Her Father Who Died From COVID-19
• Coronavirus Latest: Megabus Suspending Service Between Philadelphia And Pittsburgh
• Coronavirus In Colorado: New Web Page Gathers Virtual Activities In One Place
• Homeless Advocates Say Governor's Plan To Protect Homeless Is Form of Protection Needed
• Child Care Centers Provide Critical Need to 'Essential' Employees During Coronavirus Crisis
• Tight End Nick Vannett Ready To Begin Anew With The Broncos
• Coronavirus Latest: Hogan Administration Announces Financial Relief Initiatives For Businesses, Consumers In Maryland
• Another Member Of Fire Panel Resigns, Criticizes PG&E Bankruptcy Plan
• 'Unicorn Killer' Ira Einhorn Dies In Prison At 79
• 'Operation We Can Sew It' Urges People To Make Masks For Health Care Workers
• Small Business Owners Can Now Apply To Get Money From Government During Coronavirus Outbreak
• 'It's Truly One Day At A Time': Keeping Sober In The Time Of Coronavirus
• Face Mask Confusion: What Should You Wear When You Go Outside?
• Maryland Judiciary Issues New Orders Addressing Deadlines, Jury Service Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• 88 Businesses And Organizations Plan To Lay Off 14,000 Employees
• Airline Passenger Faces Federal Charges After Starting Fire In Lavatory
• Coronavirus Impacts: Casinos Make Nearly $70M In March, Down 57% From Last Year
• Coronavirus Update: Nursing Home Workers 'Terrified' About Bringing Virus Home
• Coronavirus Update: N.J. Husband And Wife Battle Disease Together At Home
• Coronavirus In Colorado: 4,173 Confirmed Cases, 111 Deaths Reported Friday
• Route One Apparel Donates Entire Stock Of Fanny Packs To Maryland Hospitals
• Coronavirus Changes: Instead Of Allowing People To Come Inside, Pharmacies Are Taking Prescriptions Out To Customers' Cars
• Coronavirus Update: How To Make Your Own Face Mask At Home
• Coronavirus Update: Many Children With Autism Not Getting Classes, Services They Need During Pandemic
• Baltimore Sees 42% Increase Of COVID-19 Cases Since Wednesday, Mayor Young Says
• Arlington School Teachers Deliver Supplies, Support To Students & Multitasking Parents
• Coronavirus Concern: 'Disaster' Feared If Sick Moved To California Nursing Homes
• Coronavirus: UCI Medical Center Nurses Protest Over Lack Of Personal Protective Equipment
• Coronavirus Latest: Target To Begin Limiting Number Of Customers Inside Stores To Encourage Social Distancing
• Coronavirus: Riverside County Confirms Additional 145 Cases; 15 Total Deaths
• Westmoreland Co. Woman Accused Of Grabbing Man By Throat, Swinging Butcher Knife
• Coronavirus may lead to increase in domestic violence: WHO
• COVID-19 Precautions: Walmart Joins Other Stores In Limiting Number Of Shoppers Allowed In Stores
• Coronavirus Latest: 'Youth Is Not Protection Against Severe Disease,' Penn Researchers Warn At COVID-19 Symposium
• The Holy Spirit Is Not Held To Geography': Holy Week And Passover Services To Be Held Online Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• With Restaurants Shuttered, Napa Farmer Sells Fresh Eggs Direct to Public
• Sacramento Families Line Up For Chromebooks As Distance Learning Becomes Focus During Coronavirus Crisis
• 5 things to know about the virus from Dr. Tom Inglesby
• 'These Moments Call For Special People': Steelers Legend Franco Harris Urges Pittsburghers Not To Forget Workers On Frontline Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Home health care workers care for the vulnerable – with no PPE
• Coronavirus In Colorado: RTD Waives Fares On Buses And Trains, Increases Social Distancing
• LA County Coronavirus Cases Doubling Every 6 Days, With 1,000 Daily Cases Soon Possible
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Eagan Couple Administers In-Home COVID-19 Anti-Body Tests
• Coronavirus In Massachusetts: Baker Announces Creation Of COVID-19 Community Tracing Collaborative
• Coronavirus Update: Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos Gimenez Tells Trump To Disregard Miami Mayor Francis Suarez's Request
• Coronavirus Changes: Sacramento Superior Court Holding Criminal Hearings Via Video Conference
• Defenders Petition Court For Mass Release Of Children In Maryland Juvenile Facilities Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Angeles National Forest Shutters High-Use Areas, Offices Due To COVID-19
• Coronavirus: Scenes From Across A Socially Distant Delaware Valley
• Remembering The 'Greatest Shot' And Villanova's 2016 National Championship With Jay Wright, Wildcats
• Wycliff Chacha, 36, Araka Chacha, 11, Identified As Two Killed In Crash Near Prior Lake On Wednesday
• Chef Nancy Silverton Contracts COVID-19 While Feeding Restaurant Workers In Need
• 'Grocery Gatherers': Wayzata Teen Helps Out By Grocery Shopping For Those Most At Risk For COVID-19
• Coronavirus In MN: Gov. Tim Walz Unveils New COVID-19 Website
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Nonprofit Switches From Making Personal Hygiene Pads to Face Masks
• Denver Public Schools Discusses Plans For Continued Remote Learning
• CBS 2 Investigators: Officers Unprotected At COVID-19 Testing Sites
• Roanoke, Known For Its Unique Dining, Sees Impact On Restaurants Amid Stay Home Orders
• Finding love in the age of social distancing
• Weis Markets Installing 'Protection Panels' On Registers To Protect Customers, Workers During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Coronavirus Update: Santa Clara County Provides Housing To All Known Homeless With COVID-19
• Coronavirus Life: Homebound Showing Gratitude Through #ThanksForDelivering
• Coronavirus Delaware: Police Stopping Out-Of-State Vehicles Coming Into Delaware 'For Nonessential Activities'
• 2 New Coronavirus-Related Deaths In NH, Cases Climb to 540
• Furry Tails: Carson Is Waiting For A Forever Home
• Coronavirus Update: Beware Of Scammers During Pandemic, Police Warn
• Coronavirus Update: Dedicated NYPD Detective Protects The City And His Family Amid Pandemic
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: COVID-19 Cancels Some Of Minneapolis' Most Popular Summer Events
• Food bank works with online marketplace to provide jobs
• Coronavirus Impact: Walt Disney Co. To Furlough All Employees "Whose Jobs Are Not Necessary At This Time"
• Coronavirus: Love Finds A Way For New Jersey Town's First 'COVID-19 Wedding'
• Coronavirus In Westmoreland County: Medical Supply Company Vows 4,000 Ventilators Per Week
• Better Together: Look For A Job During The Coronavirus Pandemic
• Some red states hesitant to issue stay-at-home orders
• Coronavirus Update: Hospital Chaplain Shares The Challenges Of Ministering Amid Pandemic
• 'I Just Have To Wait Until They Are Ready For Us': Local Small Businesses Owners Ready For Paycheck Protection Program Say Banks Aren't
• Winthrop To Shut Off Water To Do Repairs Despite Coronavirus Crisis
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 4-3-20
• Group 'RVs For MDs' Looking For Vehicles To Help Those Fighting COVID-19
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Battling the opioid crisis amid coronavirus
• WATCH: Baby Rhino Plays In Sprinkler A Denver Zoo
• Sierra Storm Could Bring More Than 2 Feet Of Snow By Monday
• Coronavirus In Texas: Half Price Books Furloughs, Lays Off 78% Of Employees
• Coronavirus Latest: UMB, Small Businesses Team Up To Feed Front Line Workers
• Coronavirus Update: Massive N95 Mask Sterilizing Machines Now Running On Long Island
• Coronavirus: South Jersey Woman Stuck In Peru Hostel Finally Coming Home Along With 6 Other Americans
• Kaiser Permanente Announces Additional Changes Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Coronavirus Life: NYC Grab-And-Go Meal Service Feeding Adults, Children, No Questioned Asked
• Coronavirus Impact: Pandemic Could Bring About Virtual Courtrooms
• 'I Would Not Have Expected That From Levin': Customers Still Waiting For Furniture As Bankruptcy Proceedings Continue For Levin Furniture
• Nurses At Coronavirus-Only Hospital Plead For Better Protection
• CW Buzz - Watch the CW Everywhere!
• Nevada County Reports First Coronavirus-Related Death
• Coronavirus Update: Small Business Owners Seek Loans From Paycheck Protection Program To Stay Alive
• Getty Museum Challenges People To Recreate Artworks With Items From Home
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: A Look Back At The Endless 1st Month Of Our Fight Against The Virus
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Officials Seeing Community Spread, Basketball Rims Being Removed To Cut Gatherings Down
• SF Marathoner Turns To Salesforce Tower Heights For Charity
• 42-Year-Old Wakefield Coronavirus Patient Warns Younger People To Take Virus Seriously
• Coronavirus And Religion: Drive-Up, Small Services Still Allowed If Social Distancing Is Followed
• Rockies Host #StayAtHomeOpener Fundraiser For Food Banks
• Tips For Parents: Enter The Next Week Of Distance Learning More Prepared
• Delta Air Lines Allows Travelers Impacted By COVID-19 To Re-Book Up To 2 Years
• Tiger Among Wild Animals Found During Drug Search Of Texas Home
• Coronavirus In Chicago: Police Department Reports 89 Confirmed Cases Of COVID-19
• Texans Asked To Stagger Unemployment Calls Based On Area Codes: 'We're Asking For Patience'
• Publix Coronavirus Update: Four More COVID-19 Cases In South Florida Stores
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: School District Remains Undecided If It'll Extend School Year, Superintendent Says
• Virtual Zoo Visits Are Welcome Distraction Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• 'This Is Love': Miami-Dade Firefighter Gets Uplifting Surprise While Hospitalized With COVID-19
• Person Survives Getting Hit By BART Train At El Cerrito Del Norte Station
• Yolo County Property Taxes Still Due April 10 Amid Coronavirus Crisis, Officials Say
• 1,209 New Cases Of COVID-19 In Illinois; Gov. JB Pritzker Urges People To Wear Masks Outside: 'A Commonsense Way To Do What's Right'
• Coronavirus Latest: Harford County Sheriff's Deputy Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Governor Asks Everyone To Wear Masks
• Flight Attendants Share Coronavirus Concerns, Say Cheap Flights Are 'Not Worth It'
• Businesses ready for Paycheck Protection Program, but banks aren't
• Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore Co. Executive Johnny Olszewski Announces Essential Employee Pay Program
• Kobe Bryant, Kevin Garnett, Tim Duncan To Be Announced As Hall Of Famers In Unique Way Saturday
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Stern Message Sent To Stay Home This Weekend, Don't Travel To Mountains
• Coronavirus Crisis: Patriots Send 300,000 N95 Masks To New York City
• 70-Year-Old Woman Shot In Head, Crashes Car While Driving Home From Fort Worth
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Most Denver Area Districts To Go With Remote Learning For Rest Of School Year
• Trump lashes out after Pelosi announces coronavirus committee
• 1 Person Dead After Fire At Loomis Home
• Coronavirus Cases In Orange County Climb To 711; Fatalities Remain At 13
• Coronavirus In Sacramento: Sleep Train Arena To Officially Begin Construction To Transform Into Surge Hospital
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: University Of Minnesota To Partially Refund Students For Some Fees After Backlash
• Coronavirus Latest: Eagles Owner Jeffrey Lurie, Sixers Managing Partners & Joel Embiid Pledge $1 Million To Penn Medicine
• Coronavirus Impact: Pastors, Rabbis Finding Creative Ways To Involve Public In Services
• We Can Sew It: Group Making Face Masks That Can Help Medical Workers
• Coronavirus In Illinois: First 500 Beds In Place At McCormick Place Alternate Treatment Site; COVID-19 Cases Jump To 8,904
• National Guard Begins COVID-19 Testing At Littleton Assisted Living Facility
• Baltimore Police: Body Found In Water Near Harbor Hospital
• Recovered From Coronavirus, Miami Mayor Francis Suarez Donating Blood To Help Others
• Amid Coronavirus Pandemic, BARCS Sees Increased Interest In Pet Adoption
• Law Enforcement Serving Arrest Warrants Over Trash Dumping In Eldorado National Forest
• Coronavirus Necessitates Release Of Suspects Of Non-Violent Crimes, Mass. SJC Rules
• Coronavirus In Texas: UT Dallas Makes 3rd Donation Of Personal Protective Gear To Area Hospital
• Adams Twp. Police Bring In Ultraviolet Lights To Clean First Responder Vehicles
• 'It's Like A Modern Day Sparta, They Train These Kids Up To Be Fighters': Alzo Slade On Showtime's 'Vice' & Wrestling In Russia
• Fort Lauderdale Coronavirus: Healthy Passengers Aboard Zaandam, Rotterdam Ships To Begin Journey Home
• Coronavirus Ship: Coral Princess With A Dozen COVID-19 Cases Won't Dock Saturday In Fort Lauderdale As Planned
• Coronavirus Update: USNS Comfort To Screen Patients Dockside, Bypassing Other Hospitals
• Wilmington Nursing Home Delays Becoming Coronavirus Care Center After 51 Residents Test Positive
• Former SFMTA Chief Ed Reiskin Appointed As Oakland City Administrator
• Coronavirus Update: Gov. Newsom Encourages Volunteerism During Pandemic
• Remains of 90-million-year-old rainforest found near South Pole
• Red Cross, Chevy Teaming Up To Set Up Blood Donation Stations
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Cases Near 30,000, Death Toll At 646 As 1 In 8 Hospitalized Are COVID-19 Patients
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: How To Make Your Own Face Masks At Home
• North Texas Gun, Ammo Seller Hit With Dozens Of Price Gouging Complaints From Customers
• Coronavirus Update: De Blasio Says NYC Needs 15,000 Ventilators, 45,000 More Medical Personnel To Get Through Next 2 Months
• Mayor Young Announces Construction Of New COVID-19 Screening Site At Pimlico Race Course
• Baker Signs Bill Allowing Some Massachusetts Restaurants To Sell Beer And Wine With Takeout, Delivery
• 'This Year's WrestleMania Most Important Of All-Time,' Says WWE Superstar Kofi Kingston
• Stocks drop for the week as layoffs spook Wall Street
• How To Disinfect Your Cell Phone During The Coronavirus Outbreak
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: GNC Furloughs 'Significant Number' Of Employees
• Coronavirus Update: Arlene Stringer-Cuevas, NYC Comptroller Scott Stringer's Mother, Dies Of COVID-19
• Chicago Weather: A Little Rain Saturday But Clear Skies Sunday
• Mayor Peduto: Pittsburgh 'Slipped' Last Weekend, Tells Public Sacrifices Must Be Made In Fight Against Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Cases: 10,402 Cases Reported In Massachusetts, 192 Deaths
• BGE, Constellation & Exelon Announce $1 Million Donation For Coronavirus Response And Relief
• Coronavirus In Texas: Governor Abbott Says Nearly 20K Hospital Beds Available
• Coronavirus Impact: Hundreds Spend Long Hours In Line To Get Much-Needed Items At Food Distribution Sites
• U.S. Postal Service could shut down by June, lawmakers warn
• Coronavirus Latest: State Working On Financial Relief Plan For Families Paying For Child Care Centers Left Closed By COVID-19
• Wisconsin Republicans say Tuesday primary should take place as planned
• Gov. Newsom: California Working To Secure 15,000 Hotel Rooms For Homeless During Coronavirus Crisis
• 'There Simply May Not Be Enough Time' For NBA, NHL Seasons To Restart Amid Coronavirus Fears, Warns Sports Economist
• Sports Economist: 'May Not Be Enough Time' For NBA, NHL Seasons To Restart Amid Coronavirus Fears
• Coronavirus Update: California Launches 'Project Roomkey' Initiative To Place Homeless In Hotel Rooms
• Group Holding Immigrant Children Settles Ex-Employee Claim
• Connect For Health Colorado Extends Emergency Enrollment For Medical Insurance
• Coronavirus Update: Broward Commissioner Mark Bogen Calls For Airport To Shut Down Commercial Flights
• Coronavirus Impact: Town Of Hempstead Suspends Recyclables Pick-Up As Curbs Fill With 'Spring Cleaning' Garbage
• Police Search For Suspects Involved In Smash And Grab
• UT Austin's Women's Basketball Coach Karen Aston Dismissed
• Man Shot In Broad Daylight In NW Baltimore, Police Say
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: State Ranks At The Top Of List For Curbside Patronage
• Sheriff: Man Arrested And Drug Task Force Seizes 110 Grams Of Methamphetamine, Ecstasy Pills
• Anne Arundel County Police Officer Zachary Koshlap Arrested, Charged With Soliciting Child For Sex
• Allegheny Co. Homicide Detectives Investigating After 1-Year-Old Girl Dies Of Fentanyl, Tramadol Poisoning
• San Mateo County Fair Canceled For First Time Since WWII Over Coronavirus Outbreak
• Police: 10-Year-Old Boy Shot In Stomach While Playing Outside With Mother
• Thousands Of Hotel, Motel Rooms Across California Used For Homeless Relocation
• Coronavirus Latest: 5,400 People Volunteering Through Maryland's Medical Reserve Corp; Hogan Asks More To Join
• Unemployed With Rent Payments, The Unfortunate New Normal
• Paleontologists Bring L.A.'s Ancient Past Back To Life At La Brea Tar Pits
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Is Wildlife Behavior Changing Due To Statewide Shutdown?
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Aurora Leases Hotel For Homeless Who Get Sick
• Drop In Sales Mean Powerball Jackpots Will Get Even Smaller
• Robert F. Kennedy's Granddaughter Maeve McKean, Her Young Son Missing On Chesapeake Bay
• Coronavirus Update: SF Mayor Says Hotel Rooms Needed For Patient Surge, Not For Immediate Homeless Relief
• West Covina Unified Donates 21K Masks To Local Hospital
• Coronavirus In Texas: More Than 60 Patients Infected At San Antonio Nursing Home
• Police Identify Man Accused Of Spitting In Giant Eagle Employee's Face
• Coronavirus Outbreak Causes Indiana To Extend Stay At Home Order By Two Weeks
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Streets Department To Begin Collecting Recyclables Every Other Week
• The Earth is shaking less under coronavirus lockdowns
• Fauci: All 50 states should be under stay-at-home order
• Dozens More Test Positive For Coronavirus At Holyoke Soldiers' Home, 3 More Deaths Reported
• Disneyland Annual Passholders Can Get Partial Refund, Payment Waivers During Coronavirus Closure
• Jay-Z and Meek Mill sending surgical masks to jails and prisons
• Coronavirus Update: The Stronach Group Cancels InfieldFest 2020, New Preakness Date Still Unknown
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Number Of Confirmed COVID-19 Cases Reaches 789, Death Toll Hits 22
• Heroes Among Us: Army Veteran 'Trusted In The Lord' While Conducting Dangerous Missions In WWII
• Coronavirus Updates: Pres. Trump Invokes Defense Production Act, Orders 3M To Make Face Masks
• Fort Worth HOPE Center
• Coronavirus Updates: COVID-19 Headlines & Developments On April 3, 2020
• Gov. Baker: Coronavirus Testing Capacity In Massachusetts Will Continue To Grow
• Coronavirus Latest: 17 Confirmed Cases Of COVID-19 Within Maryland Correctional System, Including 3 Inmates
• Small Biz Rescue Off To Slow Start; Some Banks Not Ready
• Coronavirus Latest: Gov. Larry Hogan Asks For Moment Of Prayer On Sunday At Noon
• Coronavirus Testing Sites In Dallas Closed Early Friday Due To High Winds
• Allegheny County Sheriff's K-9 Locates Missing Teen With Serious Health Issues
• Obamacare marketplace won't extend open enrollment period
• No A's Or Fs, Texas Education Agency Will Forgo 2020 School Accountability Ratings
• Coronavirus In Texas: Adult With 'Underlying Health Conditions' 7th COVID-19 Death In Tarrant County
• No Criminal Charges For St. Louis Park Police Officer After Fatal Jan. 2019 Shooting
• The Coronavirus effect on small businesses
• Coronavirus Update: Good Samaritan Donates Pizza, Meals To First Responders
• Rex Ryan Apologizes -- Sort Of -- For Calling Amari Cooper A 'Turd'
• A woman coughed openly on his bus. A week later, he died.
• Enes Kanter Shares Plenty Of Thoughts On NBA's Potential Return
• Sacramento Kings' Harrison Barnes To Play Atlanta Hawks' Trey Young In First-Ever NBA 2K Players' Tournament
• Suspected Thief Electrocuted To Death Trying To Steal Copper In Duarte
• 'Mental Health Is Huge... I Had To Experience It To Understand It': CoCo Vandeweghe On World Team Tennis All Star Event, Tennis Career
• 104-year-old recovers from coronavirus
• State Senate Leader: California Legislature Won't Reconvene April 13
• Coronavirus Latest: McCormick's Maryland Spice Mill Suspends Operations To Implement 'Safety Procedures'
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Gov. Tom Wolf Asks All Pennsylvanians To Wear Homemade Or Cloth Masks If Leaving The House
• Coronavirus Testing Site To Open For First Responders At Gillette Stadium
• Boeing Offering Buyouts As It Projects Recovery Will Take Years
• Coronavirus Social Distancing: Target To Start Limiting The Number Of Shoppers Inside Stores
• PG&E Crews Repair Gas Leak In San Francisco's Mission District
• Dr. Oz Asks Captain Amersbach Of The USNS Comfort The Precautions The Crew Is Taking To Ensure Coronavirus Is Not Spread On Board. 
• Police: 35-Year-Old Killed After Losing Control Of Vehicle, Strikes Pole
• Google 'Mobility Reports' Show Traffic Plunging At LA County Restaurants, Transit Hubs
• WATCH: Squirrel Hill Nursing Home Residents Sing 'Take Me Out To The Ballgame' In Celebration Of Pirates 'Stay Home Opener'
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Red Cross Asks Minnesotans To Continue Giving Blood
• What does a "stay-at-home" order really mean?
• Coronavirus Update: NJ Governor Orders Flags At Half Staff In Remembrance Of Those Lost To COVID-19
• Mom can't "snuggle and kiss" terminally ill son amid virus fears
• CNN's Brooke Baldwin Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Cleo Parker Robinson Dance School Moves To All Online Classes
• Coronavirus Update: San Mateo County Reports 3 More Deaths, 33 More COVID-19 Infections
• Coronavirus Latest: Maryland Public TV Launches "At-Home Learning" Initiative While Schools Remain Closed
• How A Jelly Bean May Help Determine Loss Of Smell, An Emerging Coronavirus Symptom
• Google Releasing Location Data To Help Fight Coronavirus Pandemic
• PAWS Dog Of The Week: Riley
• Keller @ Large: Poll Shows Public Doesn't See Trump As 'Wartime President'
• How the coronavirus is hurting drug and alcohol recovery
• State Senate Leader: California Legislature Won't Return April 13 Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Jobs: Ace Hardware Plans To Hire 30,000 Nationwide
• Coronavirus In Wisconsin: Teen Allegedly Threatened With Jail Over COVID-19 Posts
• When will you get your federal stimulus check?
• 1 Injured After Rollover Crash On Route 30 In East McKeesport
• Effort To Save Dana Point Teaching Ship 'Pilgrim' Runs Aground
• Coronavirus In Texas: Dallas Co. Extends Shelter-At-Home Order Until April 30
• B.A.A. Donating $100,000 To Boston Resiliency Fund, Giving Medical Supplies, Food To Local Agencies
• Google To Release Your Location Data To Help Fight Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus In Colorado: More Triage Tents Being Stationed Outside Hospital ERs
• Coronavirus Crime: Man Accused Of Price Gouging Medical Supplies
• Coronavirus Support: Sam Adams 'Restaurant Strong' Fund Aims To Send $1,000 To Industry Workers
• 'Lean On Me,' 'Lovely Day' Singer Bill Withers Dies At 81
• Westlake Hospital In Melrose Park To Reopen For COVID-19 Patients
• Coronavirus Closings: Wegmans Stores Limiting Number Of Customers Allowed Inside To Promote Social Distancing
• Coronavirus Pandemic: Napa Officials Report County's 2nd Coronavirus Death
• Dez Bryant And Dak Prescott Worked Out Together
• ER Doctor Describes 'Most Dangerous Time' For Healthcare Providers Battling Coronavirus Pandemic
• Yolo County Schools Officially Close, Move To Distance Learning For Rest Of Academic Year Over Coronavirus
• The Coronavirus Pandemic: Inside The USNS Comfort As It Sees First Patients In NYC Epicenter
• Coronavirus Latest: 2,758 COVID-19 Cases In Maryland, 42 Deaths Reported Friday
• NorCal Native Sara Bareilles Says She Has Fully Recovered From Coronavirus
• 5 Fires Reported In 12 Hours Across Maryland, State Fire Marshal Says
• WrestleMania 36 Picks: Drew McIntyre Faces Brock Lesnar For WWE Championship
• In This Together: Optiv Building Displays Giant Heart Over Denver
• Tips To Protect Your Vehicle While It Sits Unused During Coronavirus Stay-At-Home Order
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