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• Trucking Through Coronavirus Pandemic: Drivers Describe New Changes On The Road
• Coronavirus Pandemic: Essential Workers Risking Their Lives Explore Legal Rights
• Coronavirus Creativity: Hairstylist Providing Virtual Coloring Help
• Oakland Educators Say Lack Of Access To Technology A Challenge To Virtual Learning
• Coronavirus Update: Already Struggling Small Businesses In South Bay Being Targeted By Robbers
• Coronavirus Update: Sacramento County Health Order Includes 'Social Distancing Protocol' For Businesses
• Why Do Some People With Coronavirus Get Sicker Than Others?
• Coronavirus Stay-At-Home Order Pushes I-70 Traffic Levels Back To Pre-1980
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Longtime Online Student Offers Advice To Those At Home During Crisis
• Colorado Hospital Association Warns Against Believing Coronavirus Models
• Hollywood Burbank Airport Closes Terminal B Due To Lack Of Demand, Traffic At LAX Down 90%
• Coronavirus: Carson Votes To Require Face Masks In Public
• African Americans Seeing 'Slightly Higher' Coronavirus Death Rate In LA County
• Church Gatherings Amid Coronavirus Shelter-In-Place Order Spark Death Threats
• Downtown L.A. Residents Clap For Healthcare Workers Fighting Coronavirus Outbreak
• Coronavirus Innovation: Airmen 3D Printing Face Shields For Travis AFB Medical Staff
• John Prine, Legendary Singer-Songwriter, Dies At 73 From Coronavirus
• Coronavirus In Colorado: CBS4 Sees Mixed Reaction On Call To Wear Masks In Public
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Seasonal Allergy Symptoms Can Be Confused With COVID-19
• Coronavirus Testing: Several Counties Opening New Sites This Week
• Coronavirus: San Bernardino County Orders Residents Wear Face Coverings When Leaving Home
• Coronavirus Update: Gov. Newsom, State Surgeon General Highlight Stress-Relieving, Emotional Health Resources
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Brighton Apologizes To Resident After Mistaken Detainment
• Coronavirus Pandemic: Santa Cruz County Closes All Beaches, Parks; Surfing Banned
• Coronavirus Update: 12 Staff Members, 9 Patients At Castro Valley Nursing Home Test Positive
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Deaths Increase By 29 From COVID-19
• Colorado Weather: NOAA Outlook Indicates Cool, Wetter Pattern May Lie Ahead
• Coronavirus In Colorado: One Of State's Sickest Patients Wakes From COVID-19 Coma
• Garcetti: Non-Medical Essential Workers, Customers Required To Wear Face Coverings
• U.S. Northern Command In Colorado Springs Describes War-Like Fight Against Coronavirus
• 1 Arrested In Santa Clarita After Family Fight Over Toilet Paper
• Chicago Weather: Severe Thunderstorms Pass Through, Large Hailstones Leave Damage
• Coronavirus In Colorado: DIA Continues To See Drop In Passengers
• Fit Code Gym Launches Online Challenge To Benefit Struggling Businesses Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Illinois Comptroller's Office Finds Itself Paying $3.5 Million For PPE In McDonald's Parking Lot During Coronavirus Crisis
• Coronavirus: Trump Criticizes WHO As U.S. Death Toll Tops 12,000
• Vail Police Searching For 2 Men, 1 Woman In Lodge Theft
• Coronavirus And Homeless: Sacramento City Council Approves $15M Homeless Response Plan
• 1 Man Dead, 3 Others Including Child Wounded In Auburn Gresham Shooting
• Former Boston Bruins Center Colby Cave In Medically Induced Coma
• Philadelphia Police: Driver Dies After Two Men Open Fire On Him In West Oak Lane
• Massachusetts 'Crisis Care' Triage Plan Would Force Providers To Choose Who Gets Critical Care
• LAPD, LAFD Report Additional Cases Of Coronavirus; LA Sheriff's Department Establishes COVID Website
• Appeals Panel Orders Case Against Mexican Megachurch Leader Be Dismissed
• Woman Says Social Distancing Was Not Happening At North Side Grocery Store
• Coronavirus in Beaver County: Workers At Nursing Home To Receive Hazard Pay, Personal Protective Equipment
• 100 Ventilators From California Arrive In Illinois
• Coronavirus Update: NJ Gov. Murphy Orders Schools Closed 'Indefinitely,' Parks Closed On Day Of Highest-Ever COVID-19 Death Count
• Coronavirus Update: Recovering Patients Wonder When They'll Know They're Out Of The Woods
• Coronavirus Update: Children In Foster Care Among Those Struggling To Stay Safe, Healthy During Pandemic
• Pittsburghers Light Up Night Sky To Thank Essential Workers During 'Illumination Ovation'
• Coronavirus Update: FDNY Says More Than 1,300 Members Return To Work After COVID-19 Concerns
• Coronavirus Update: Garden Of Dreams Alumni Ensemble Goes Virtual For Moving Performance
• Coronavirus Latest: Giant Announces 2 New Social Distancing Policies Following Employee Death
• Coronavirus Latest: 3 Additional COVID-19 Deaths Report At Pleasant View Nursing Home
• Denver Securing More Space To Help Homeless During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Baltimore Police Investigating Video Of Sergeant Allegedly Coughing Near Residents
• Social Isolation Surprise: Coconut Creek Police Give Happy Birthday House Call To Boys Who Had To Cancel Party
• Staying Away Out Of Love: Families, Assisted Living Facility Residents Miss Visits During Coronavirus
• Instacart, Other Delivery Services Overwhelmed As More Residents Try To Avoid Grocery Shopping
• Coronavirus Help: Temporary Apartment Units Donated To Health Care Workers Fearful Of Infecting Family
• Coronavirus Concerns: Doctor Warns Ventilators Can't Save Everyone From COVID-19
• New Balance Factory Switches To Making Masks: 'We Are Well Known For Fit'
• Singer-Songwriter, Chicago Area Native John Prine Dies After Battle With COVID-19
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: Leaders Send Letter To Gov. Tom Wolf Asking For Help, Hospital Equipment As Presumed Peak Approaches
• How Well Are We Social Distancing?
• Freddie Gillespie Talks 'Devastating' End To NCAA Season, Training For NBA During Pandemic
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey Addresses Budget Freezes In Letter To City Employees
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Arthritis Sufferers Alarmed By Shortage Of Hydroxychloroquine, Touted As COVID-19 Cure
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 'Snowbirds' Advised To Self-Quarantine Upon Returning Home
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 'Crosses Of Hope,' Created By Lake City Boy And His Grandma, Sparks Nationwide Interest
• SF Supes Push To Move Thousands Of Homeless People Into Hotels Fast
• Federal Judge Refuses To Approve Wildfire Victims' Letter Attacking PG&E
• Coronavirus Update: Gov. Newsom Considers Aid For Immigrants Amid Pandemic
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Kat Perkins Makes Social Distancing Rock With 'Curbside Concerts'
• 2 Arrested After Woman Is Shot Multiple Times In Lynn
• Here Are Some Detroiters Doing Good Deeds Despite The Coronavirus Pandemic
• Free Online Classes Offered During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Little Caesars Pizza Donating 1M Pizzas To First Responders
• Coronavirus: Orange County Cases Near 1,000; Death Toll At 15
• John Prine, folk singer-songwriter, has died at age 73
• Coronavirus Update: State's Success At 'Flattening The Curve' Likely Delays, Reduces Case Surge
• Police Respond To Boston Common After Shooting Sends 1 To Hospital
• Fiat Chrysler Extends U.S., Canadian Plant Shutdowns By 2 Weeks
• Michigan National Guard Assists Forgotten Harvest Food Bank
• Sheriff: Hit-And-Run Suspect Found Tied To Telephone Pole At Scene Of Alleged Crime
• Ventura County Deputy Tests Positive For COVID-19, Total Number Of Cases Increases To 243
• Dallas County Commissioners Temporarily Scale Back Some Of Judge Clay Jenkins' Emergency Powers
• Detroit Police Chief James Craig Recovering From COVID-19, Shares Update From Home
• Coronavirus Impact: Miramar Issues Mandate To Cover Nose, Mouth
• Novi's Suburban Collection Showplace To Be Transformed Into Hospital Facility
• Famed Singer-Songwriter John Prine Dead From Coronavirus Complications At Age 73
• Salvadoran Gang Member Arrested In Arlington For Capital Murder In Dallas
• Officials: Man At Fayette County Convenience Store Threatens To Spread Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Funding: Mass. To Invest $800M In Hospitals, Healthcare Providers To Help With Lost Revenue
• Coronavirus Update: Current Best Practices For Safe Shopping During Essential Grocery Trips
• Coronavirus Cases In New Hampshire Up To 747 With 32 New Cases Reported
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: SEPTA Moves To Lifeline Service Schedule, Closing Stations, Limiting All Transportation Modes
• Coronavirus Testing: Broward Health To Open Mobile Site At Central Broward Park
• Wisconsinites Brave Coronavirus Fears And Long Lines To Vote
• Pennsylvania Game Commission Investigating Poaching Of Black Bear
• Man Arrested For Coughing On People At Fort Worth Laundromat Claiming To Have Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Closures: Golf Courses Among Sites To Close Due To Yuba County Health Order, Sacramento Courses Still Open
• Coronavirus Update: Current Best Practices For Safe Shopping During Essential Grocery Trips
• Employee From Salem Market Basket And Lynn Walmart Dies After Coronavirus Diagnosis
• Placerville Vice Mayor Shares Story After Testing Positive For Coronavirus
• Child Care Centers Face Struggles As They Stay Open For Children Of Essential Workers Amid Coronavirus Shutdowns
• Man Pushed In Front Of Train, Killed At Jackson Red Line Stop
• Coronavirus Unemployment: What if You're Furloughed Or Your Hours Are Reduced?
• Job-Matching Website Launches Amid Coronavirus In California
• California Ships Out 500 Ventilators Across The Country, Including Some To Maryland
• COVID-19 Decontamination Site For First Responders Opens In San Jose
• 'Dames That Care' Women's Motorcycle Club Delivers Coronavirus PPE To Bay Area 1st Responders
• Shuttered Blue Island Hospital To Reopen For COVID-19 Patients
• Wisconsinites brave coronavirus fears and long lines to vote
• Coronavirus In Fayette County: Worker At SCI Fayette Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Have You Seen Ellie? Stockton Police Search For Puppy Taken During Burglary
• Illinois mayor's wife found at bar violating stay-at-home order
• Experts Offer Tips To Stay Safe For Easter, Passover Holidays Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• California Ventilators En Route To New York, Other States To Help With Coronavirus Hospitalizations
• 10-Year-Old San Francisco Boy Sheltering At Home Gets Birthday Visit From SF Fire Department
• Cook County To Launch $10 Million Loan Fund For Suburban Small Businesses And Independent Contractors
• Checking In With Susan Koeppen: Moms With Kids At Home During The Coronavirus Pandemic
• Gov. Newsom Considers Aid For Immigrants Amid Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Leaves Class Of 2020 Reeling With Emotion: Prom, Graduation 'All Ruined Because Of This Virus'
• Gov. Newsom Talks Taking Care Of Mental Health Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Teachers Face Challenges Too With Virtual Classrooms In Coronavirus Crisis
• Coronavirus Update: Facebook Offering $15 Million In Grants To Help Bay Area Small Businesses
• Coronavirus In Allegheny County: Patients With Autoimmune Diseases Are Running Out Of Hydroxychloroquine
• Judge: Ocean City, Maryland, Can Ban Women From Going Topless
• 11 Juvenile African Penguins, All Named After McCormick Spices, Make Debut At Maryland Zoo
• Santa Ana Produce Distributor Among Small Businesses Denied Paycheck Protection Loans
• Jews In Chicago Plan Virtual Seders Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Update: Sacramento County Extends Stay-At-Home Order Through May 1
• Coronavirus In Allegheny County: Boy Scouts And Girl Scouts Shift To Online Instruction Amid Pandemic
• Andover Dad Delivers Wife's Baby At Home 5 Minutes Before First Responders Arrive
• COVID Nurses Who Asked For Protective Gear On Social Media Placed On Unpaid Leave
• 3rd Colorado Avalanche Player Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• What to know about possible coronavirus treatments
• Coronavirus Update: New York Sees New Deadliest Day For COVID-19 Toll
• Coronavirus In Allegheny County: Children's Hospital, Familylinks Provide Place For Young People In Foster Care Or Group Homes Who Have Coronavirus
• Acting Navy Secretary Modly Resigns Following Backlash Over Rebuke Of Former USS Theodore Roosevelt Commander
• Concerns Raised Over Possible Risk To The Community If Cook County Jail Detainees are Released
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Wisconsin voters go to the polls amid coronavirus
• Coronavirus Update: Nassau Reports 119 Deaths In 1 Day
• Look Up! The Super Pink Moon Is Playing Tonight
• Coronavirus Update: 9 Santa Clara County Sheriff's Deputies, 3 Staffers Contract COVID-19
• Coronavirus Update: With Some Wary Of Grocery Stores, The Milkman Is Making A Big Comeback
• Fundraising Campaign Pairs Restaurants With Medical Workers Fighting Coronavirus
• Managing Stress, Anxiety In Wake Of Coronavirus Pandemic
• DFL Rep. Winkler Apologizes For Giving Finger To GOP Sen. Jensen Over Insulin Deal
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: Gov. Wolf Orders Flags To Half-Staff To Honor COVID-19 Victims
• Coronavirus Update: NYC Emergency Management Commissioner Says City's Biggest Need Is Medical Personnel
• Coronavirus In Texas: North Texas Food Bank Employee Tests Positive
• West Rogers Park Man Shares His Story As He Recovers From COVID-19
• Woburn Lab Unveils Test That Will Tell You If You've Had Coronavirus
• Crisis on Infinite Earths airs encore episodes week of April 7!
• Coronavirus Updates: COVID-19 Headlines & Developments On April 7, 2020
• 'Frightening Times': Hospitals Warn About Shortage Of Medications For Ventilator Patients
• Coronavirus Update: Regents Exams Canceled For New York Students, Graduation Requirements Modified
• Coronavirus Update: Passaic Police Surprise Medical Workers With Flowers, Signs Of Support
• Seagirt Marine Terminal At Port Of Baltimore Closes All Gates Until Thursday
• 2020 Pittsburgh Steelers Eye On The Draft: Cornerbacks
• Coronavirus Forces City Clerks To Get Creative On Municipal Election Day
• THE CW SETS SUMMER PREMIERE DATES
• Gov. Greg Abbott Expected To Appeal After FEMA Denies Disaster Aid For Dallas Tornado Outbreak
• Riverside County Passes 1,000 Coronavirus Cases, Sees Increase In Deaths
• Business Notes: Dow Jones Shows Signs Of Life Before Dropping
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 23-Year-Old St. Paul Nurse Recovers After COVID-19 Diagnosis
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: MDH Reports Surge In Smokers Signing Up To Quit Due To COVID-19 Dangers
• Coronavirus Update: Your Trip Canceled? Virtual Vacation Is An Option
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Metro Transit And Union Join Forces To Secure More Face Masks
• Bullis School Students 3D Print Plastic Face Masks, Donate To First Responders During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Donates 900 Pairs Of Safety Goggles To UCLA Health During Coronavirus Pandemic
• ALL-NEW EPISODES OF CW SHOWS ARE COMING SOON!
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Iconic Buildings, Landmarks Around City Light Up Blue Blue In Honor Of Health Care Workers
• Coronavirus Montgomery County: 3 Exelon Workers At Limerick Generation Station Test Positive For COVID-19
• Climate change has made California's fire seasons worse: Study
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 4-7-20
• Coronavirus Creates New Challenges For State, Federal Prosecutors
• Western Pa. School For The Blind Printing 3D Masks For Healthcare Workers
• 'It Warms My Heart': Latrobe Police Officers Help Distribute Easter Dinners To About 100 Families
• Miller Road Closing Over Ford Road For 1 Month In Dearborn 
• Coronavirus hitting vulnerable populations in the South
• Can You Get COVID-19 From Your Pet? Experts Aren't Sure
• Baltimore County Police Trying To Identify Man Who Allegedly Solicited Minor
• John Means, Wife Caroline Share Message With O's Fans With Baseball Put On Hold
• Number Of Chicago Police Officers Who Have Tested Positive For COVID-19 Tops 100
• Fundraising for Democratic convention continues amid coronavirus
• Max Minute: What Tests Are Being Used To Detect The Coronavirus?
• Regeneron CSO discusses possible timeline for COVID-19 treatment
• Face Mask Recommendations Pose New Challenges For Deaf And Hard Of Hearing Community
• Coronavirus Update: A May MLB Return? Reports Indicate It Could Happen
• Number Of Boston Area Hospital Workers With Coronavirus Has More Than Doubled In A Week
• Chicago Labor Relief Fund Helps Unemployed Union Workers
• Morgan State Graduate, Black Enterprise Founder Earl G. Graves Sr. Dies At 85
• 2 Charged In Double Homicide In San Leandro Grocery Outlet Parking Lot
• San Jose Assistant Football Coach Arrested For Sending Unsolicited Genital Images To Minors
• Coronavirus Latest: Two Local Schools Using Inventive Way To Keep Students Fit While Practicing Social Distancing
• Coronavirus Impact: Flights At Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport Slow To A Trickle
• 3 Santa Rita Jail Inmates Test Positive For COVID-19
• Some North Texans Choosing To Get Tested To See If They Had Coronavirus Without Symptoms
• New York Judge Rejects R. Kelly's Request To Go Free Due To Coronavirus Risk In Jail
• Coronavirus Latest: Reading Terminal Market Seeing Thousands Of Online Delivery Orders Daily During Pandemic
• Coronavirus Update: Parents Frustrated By Lack Of Consistency With Remote Learning As DOE Bans Zoom
• Temperatures Soar Into 70s, But Crowds Scarce In West Suburban Parks Amid Social Distancing
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Gov. Phil Murphy Extends Public Health Emergency After Reporting Single-Day High In COVID-19-Related Deaths
• Chief Economist At PNC Says Economy Might Not Recover Until Next Year If People Are Still At Home Months From Now
• 14 Arrests, Nearly 700 Warnings Issued In Maryland For Violating Executive Order Prohibiting Large Gatherings
• Coronavirus Latest: Philadelphia Clamping Down On People Playing Basketball By Taking Down Rims
• Coronavirus Impact: Career Expert Takes A Look At Who's Hiring Right Now
• With Fewer Drivers On Road, Some Auto Insurers To Offer Refunds To Customers
• Fighting to save his restaurant: "I have worked 21 days straight"
• Man Wanted After Meth-Fueled Night He Shot, Beat Victim With Tire Iron 
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: President Trump Approves Minnesota Disaster Declaration
• Keller @ Large: Memo Warned Of Coronavirus Dangers In January, Despite President's Claims
• Coronavirus Response: Baltimore's Homeless Population Moving To Motels For Proper Social Distancing
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: OB-GYN Specialists Start Drive-Thru Check-Ups
• Coronavirus In Wisconsin: Voters Turn Out For Primary Despite COVID-19 Threat
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Working From Home? Here's How To Get Better Wifi
• Gig worker unemployment benefits come with big loopholes
• Bay Area Officials Seek Emergency Paid Sick Leave For Essential Workers In Coronavirus Pandemic
• 'Methuen Cares' Volunteers Helping Neighbors In Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Fitness: You Can Stay In Shape While Staying Safe At Home
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Drive-In Churches Gaining Popularity In Time Of Social Distancing
• VIDEO: Intruder Eagle Attacks Standley Lake Recreation Area Nest
• Churches, Synagogues Shift To Online Easter, Passover Services Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• CW Buzz - April show updates!
• How To Help During The Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Attorney General Keith Ellison Stops Landlord From Illegally Evicting Sandstone Family
• Coronavirus Update: Tribeca Food Festival Forced To Cancel, But Donated Food Heading To Healthcare Workers
• Now Hiring: Pizza Hut Looking To Bring On 30K New Employees
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Growing Concern COVID-19 Spreading Among First Responders As City Officials Stay Silent
• Coronavirus In Beaver County: Concordia Employee At Baden Nursing Facility Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: More Help On Way For Small Businesses Thanks To New Program Made Possible By Penn
• Miami Beach Mayor Gives CBS4 Preview Of Convention Center Field Hospital
• Route One Apparel Using Humor To Raise Money For Local Charities Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• University Of Minnesota Researchers Launch U.S. COVID-19 Hospitalization Tracking Project
• 86-year-old and three sons die after contracting COVID-19
• Coronavirus Update: What's The Racial Impact Of COVID-19 In New York?
• Coronavirus Impact: Miami Police Chief Jorge Colina Urges Public To Stay Home After 6 Officers Test Positive For COVID-19
• Police: Suspicious Package Delivered To Roseville Church Not A Threat
• Coronavirus Update: Food Banks In Northern Suburbs Under Enormous Strain To Help Those In Need
• Coronavirus Response: Collegeville Italian Bakery Gets Creative To Help Customers Celebrate Easter
• Coronavirus Response: Health Care Workers With COVID-19 Continuing To Work Through Telemedicine
• Coronavirus In Texas: The Sometimes Lengthy Wait For Test Results
• Coronavirus Help: Long Lines Form, Crowds Pack Table At Hialeah Library For Unemployment Application
• 'Beautiful' Cast, Queens Students Raise Voices Up In Friendship And Song
• Coronavirus Impact: Broward Sheriff Gregory Tony Holds Press Conference To Respond To Criticism By BSO Union President
• Coronavirus In Texas: Court Allows Texas To Ban Most Abortions During Pandemic
• Coronavirus In Allegheny County: Person Supported By Citizen Care Tests Positive For Virus
• Coronavirus In Colorado: West Metro Fire Rescue Adds More Ambulances
• Coronavirus In Allegheny County: 2 People At St. Barnabas Nursing Home Die From COVID-19
• Coronavirus Latest: Gov. Hogan Directs Maryland Health Department To Provide Demographic, Racial Breakdowns Of COVID-19 Case Data
• Coronavirus Courier Crashes On Seekonk Highway, But Samples Not Damaged
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: State Legislature Passes New Protection For Front-Line Workers
• Coronavirus In Texas: Prison Inmates Making Protective Masks
• ICE to consider freeing vulnerable immigrants as coronavirus cases rise
• Coronavirus Quarantine: Relationship Space Helps Hold Off 'Tidal Wave Of Divorces'
• Pa. Prosecutors Urge Lawmakers To Help Decide On Freeing Inmates
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 96 New Deaths, 1,365 Additional Cases
• Dodgers, iHeartMedia Launch Coronavirus Relief Campaign For Healthcare Workers, Vulnerable Residents
• France's death toll tops 10,000 as Paris ramps up restrictions
• Coronavirus Update: Bakeries On Long Island Prepare For Changes Around Easter, Passover Celebrations
• Coronavirus Update: San Francisco Mayor Announces Launch Of New COVID-19 Data Tracker
• Man Found Fatally Stabbed In Car In South San Jose
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Dick's Sporting Goods Furloughs 'Significant Number' Of Employees
• Coronavirus Latest: 2 More Drive-Thru COVID-19 Testing Sites Open In Maryland
• Coronavirus Delaware: Nemours-Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children Gymnasium Converted Into Alternative Care Site As Statewide Cases Jump Above 900
• Lowe's will close Easter Sunday to give workers a break
• Coronavirus In Colorado: CSU Engineering Lab Testing Medical PPE
• UofM Proactive In Latest Move To Deal With Sexual Abuse Doctor
• Coronavirus Economy: Sources Say As Much As $700 Million Will Have To Be Slashed From Philadelphia's Original Budget Plan
• Coronavirus Response: Ukee Washington Seeks Help Of Local Beard Champion To Help Care For His 'Rally Beard'
• Judge Orders R. Kelly To Stay Behind Bars During Outbreak
• Coronavirus Crisis: Massachusetts Launches Nursing Home Family Resource Hotline
• Coronavirus Update: 6 San Francisco Bay Area Counties Shutter School Campuses For Rest Of Academic Year
• Safe Distancing Celebration: Neighbors Parade Past Colorado Birthday Girl's Yard In Their Cars
• Staffer In Gov. JB Pritzker's Office Among New Coronavirus Cases; State Sees Largest Single-Day Death Toll With 73 Fatalities
• 2 Drivers Arrested In 2 Separate Suspected DUI Crashes Hours Apart On Hwy 24
• Bill Gates Vows To Spend Billions To Develop A COVID-19 Vaccine: 'Our Early Money Can Accelerate Things'
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Small Businesses Partner With Organization To Provide Meals For Hospital, Grocery Store Employees
• Whatsapp Limits Message-Forwarding To 'Slow The Spread' Of Coronavirus Misinformation
• East Bay Group Helping Feed Hungry Sees Demand Skyrocket In Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Pandemic: 'Book of Mormon' Cancels National Tour, Including Denver Stop
• Baltimore Blast Deliver Pizza To Hospital Staff Working Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• 'I Like To Dance': 97-Year-Old World War II Vet Steps Out To Boogie During Coronavirus Lockdown
• Max Thieriot Discusses The All-New 'SEAL Team' Episode He Directed: 'Something Artistic And Beautiful'
• SEPTA Police Chief: 8 Teens Arrested For Attacking Homeless Man At Spring Garden Market-Frankford Line Station
• Report: Pittsburgh Steelers GM Kevin Colbert Suggests Awarding Each NFL Team 3 More Draft Picks
• What you need to know about the Strategic National Stockpile
• Walgreens to offer drive-thru coronavirus tests in 7 states
• Teen Arrested After Sharing Snapchat Falsely 'Spreading' Coronavirus At Walmart
• Coronavirus In Texas: Denton County Confirms 29 New Cases
• Acting Navy secretary resigns amid uproar over leaked speech
• Coronavirus Response: Baltimore Setting Up COVID-19 Call Center
• Newsom: COVID-19 Curve 'Bending But Stretching' In California
• CEO Warns Supply Chain Issues Could Halt Hand Sanitizer Production In Two Weeks
• Man Arrested For Coughing Into Grapevine Officer's Face, Said He Had Coronavirus
• Here Are Four Famous Stores That May Not Survive Because Of Coronavirus
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Rochester, Destination Medical Center Create $100,000 Grant For Small Businesses
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Feeling Pressure To Make State's Unemployment Benefits Retroactive
• Coronavirus Pandemic: Rockies, Fans Donate Over $500,000 To Area Food Banks
• Maryland Emergency Management Agency Launches Coronavirus Rumor Control Page
• Coronavirus Latest: White House Designates Baltimore-DC Corridor As Emerging Hot Spot For Coronavirus, Hogan Says
• Coronavirus Cases Surge At Some California Nursing Homes
• With Coronavirus, Colorado's Housing Market Moves Online
• Detroit's Top 4 Spots to Pick Up Some Wings!
• Coronavirus Update: Contra Costa Health Confirms New Outbreak At Pleasant Hill Senior Home
• Coronavirus Pandemic: Marin Health Officials Report 3 New Coronavirus Deaths
• Judge: Death Penalty On Table For Alleged Tree Of Life Shooter Robert Bowers
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 4 More Deaths Reported As Number Of COVID-19 Cases Breaches 1,000
• USPS Looking To Fill Positions In Pittsburgh
• Uber helps nonprofit deliver free meals to Holocaust survivors
• Coronavirus Pandemic: Loaf 'N Jug Offers Free Coffee To Health Care Workers
• Coronavirus Changes: MLB Reportedly Considers Starting Season As Early As May And Playing In Arizona
• Target, Lowe's, Trader Joe's To Close Easter Sunday To Give Employees A Break
• Coronavirus In Indiana: 34 More Hoosiers Die From COVID-19, Raises Statewide Toll to 173
• Election Day: Colorado Voters Face Decisions On Funding For Issues Related To The Coronavirus
• Texas State Senate Staffers To Help Answer Workforce Commission Calls From Unemployed
• Hiring For Sales Representatives Is On The Rise In Detroit
• Fort Worth YMCA Changing Grab & Go Meals Pickup Days And Locations
• Schiff asks acting intel chief for information on staff changes
• Von Miller Sets Sights On Leading League In Sacks, Defensive Player Of The Year Award
• Maryland Forward Jalen Smith Declares For NBA Draft
• Coronavirus In Allegheny County: 29 Kane Community Living Center Residents, Employees Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Lion Great Calvin Johnson Makes All-Decade Team
• Coronvirus In Colorado: Coroners Worry Test Shortages Could Lead To Uncounted deaths
• Coronavirus Latest: Gov. Larry Hogan Announces Strike Teams To Help With Coronavirus Outbreak In Maryland's Nursing Homes
• Andrea Bocelli to sing at empty Duomo on Easter Sunday
• Cal Ripken Jr.'s Foundation Donates $100,000 To Feeding America To Support Families Dealing With Food Insecurity Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: Statewide Total Tops 14,500, Philadelphia Cases Over 4,200 As City To Draw Up New Budget, Five-Year Plan
• Patriots NFL Draft Preview: Pats Need To Get Younger At Safety
• Zoo Miami Welcomes Birth Of Highly Endangered Cloud Leopard Kittens
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Senators Ask USDA For Relief For Farmers
• Delta To Donate More Than 200,000 Pounds Of Food Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Online arts for kids: Museums, arts organizations bring the experience home
• Coronavirus Latest: Gov. Hogan Grants Local Health Departments Power To Take Action Against Local Businesses Not Complying To Executive Orders
• MLB, Union Reportedly Discussing Playing All A's, Giants Games In Arizona
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Omar Pushes For Relief Checks For Mixed-Status Families
• Tarrant County Officials Ratify Shelter At Home Order Extension Until April 30
• Coronavirus: Open Freeways Leading To Faster Speeds, More Speeding Tickets
• Coronavirus Update: Virtual Doctor Outreach Program Launched Tageting San Jose Homeless
• Surviving coronavirus: How long does it take to recover?
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: MN Wild Donating Much-Needed Medical Supplies To Regions Hospital
• Coronavirus In Dallas County: Man In 50s Found Dead In Garland Home, Total Cases At 1,261
• Coronavirus Latest: Cases Of COVID-19 Reported At 90 Maryland Nursing Homes, Care Facilities
• Coronavirus Changes: Primanti Bros. Closing All Locations On Easter To Give Employees Time With Family
• WATCH: Coronavirus Patient Released From Swedish Medical Center After Recovering
• 'I Like To Dance': 97-Year-Old World War II Vet Steps Out To Boogie During Coronavirus Lockdown
• Coronavirus Masks May Be Uncomfortable, But Marty Walsh Stresses 'Every Moment Counts'
• Coronavirus Outbreak: Denver Setting Up Auxiliary Shelter Inside National Western Complex To Help Homeless
• Coronavirus In Texas: Fort Worth Bans Easter Egg Hunts For Now, Tickets To Those Who Disregard
• Coronavirus Deaths Will Likely Require Boston Hospitals To Add Capacity To Morgues, Walsh Says
• 2 Armed Teens Arrested In Alleged Daytime Carjacking At Parkville Royal Farms, Police Say
• Trump ousts inspector general tasked with overseeing coronavirus funds
• Woman Shot Near Oakley; Suspect Arrested After Sheriff's K-9 Finds Him
• Coronavirus In Colorado: DaVita Headquarters Lit Up In Blue To Honor Health Care Workers
• Report: Pittsburgh Steelers Won't Be Featured On HBO's 'Hard Knocks'
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: 911th Airlift Wing Airman Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Search On For Rightful Owners After Stash Of Stolen Bicycles Found At Placerville Homeless Camp
• 'Slowly Getting Back To Normal': More Baltimore Police Officers Cleared To Return To Work After Coronavirus Quarantine
• SoCal Rainfall In March Averaged 150-250% Of Normal Totals
• A Pet Plan If You Go To The Hospital For COVID-19
• 'I Won't Forgive Glen... I Don't Do Business With Snakes': Kevin Garnett Rebukes Timberwolves Owner Glen Taylor
• Coronavirus Pandemic: San Mateo Officials Report 8 New Coronavirus Fatalities; Bay Area Death Toll Tops 100
• WhatsApp Tightens Limits On Message Forwarding To Counter Coronavirus Misinformation
• Coronavirus: Son Of Fashion Icon Anna Wintour 'Quite Ill' After Working In New York City COVID-19 ICU
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Starkey Hearing Technologies To Produce Face Shields For Medical Community
• India drops drug export ban after Trump threatens "retaliation"
• Chris Sale Upbeat After Tommy John Surgery, Discusses Having Procedure During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Mark Cuban Says NBA Return "May Not Be In Front Of Fans"
• Police: 16-Year-Old Girl Shot, Killed In Wilmington
• Boston To Waive Parking Tickets For Hospital Workers During Coronavirus Crisis
• Jeffrey Katzenberg Talks Decision To Launch Mobile Streaming Platform Quibi Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• CBS Sunday Movie Night Coming To America's Most Watched Network In May
• Reporter anchors news with domestic violence hotline on hand
• Coronavirus In Texas: 'First Monday' In Canton Closed For First Time In 170 Years
• Man Killed In Early Morning North Sacramento Shooting
• FEMA Denies Disaster Aid For Dallas Area Tornado Outbreak In October
• Man, Woman Arrested After Police Chase In Stockton
• 17-Year-Old Girl Reported Missing From Frederick
• TB12 Approved? Buccaneers Unveil New Jerseys For 2020 Season
• Apartments For Rent In Chicago: What Will $1,800 Get You?
• 'Rangers Had A Team They Felt Could Contend,' Says CBS 11's Bill Jones
• Elderly Woman Terrorized As Home Invasion Robbers Ransack San Francisco Bayview Home
• 'Couchella': Fans Who Had Hoped To Attend Coachella Can Stream Documentary On Festival's Beginnings
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• Maryland Weather: Severe Storms Possible Tuesday Night, Wednesday
• 2 Men Shot Dead In Palmdale; Gunman At Large
• Dr. Oz Asks Rheumatologist Dr. Daniel Wallace If Any Of His Patients With Lupus Have Contracted COVID-19. 
• 'One Little Light': Pittsburghers Urged To Light Up Night Sky, Give Round Of Applause During 'Illumination Ovation' To Say Thanks To Essential Workers
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• Former FDA Chief Scott Gottlieb Joining Maryland's Coronavirus Response Team
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• Cuomo: "We can't stop" coronavirus from killing vulnerable people
• Hundreds gather for rabbi's funeral, defying social distancing
• Coronavirus Update: Mayor Says 'We Will Not Let Any New Yorker Go Hungry'
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Drive-Thru COVID-19 Testing Site To Open At Rowan College
• Coronavirus Testing: FIU, Health Dept. Opening Drive-Thru Site At Miami-Dade Youth Fairgrounds
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Minnesota Wild To Host American Red Cross Blood Drive At Xcel Energy Center
• Coronavirus: CBS2's Kristine Johnson, Donors Pay Thanks To Valley Hospital's Workers
• Coronavirus In Texas: Deaths Climb To 18 In Tarrant County
• Coronavirus Delaware: Gov. John Carney Trying To Keep People From Visiting By Banning All Temporary Rentals In State
• Mnuchin requests boost in funding for Paycheck Protection Program
• Coronavirus Latest: 4,371 Cases Of COVID-19, Over 100 Deaths Reported In Maryland
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• Coronavirus: LA County To Give Out $500K In Grants To Small Businesses
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• Michigan Senate Race: John James Raises $4.8M, Gary Peters Raises $4M
• BARCS: Dog Named Sophie Found 'Lifeless' In West Baltimore, Fighting For Her Life
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• Coronavirus Testing: New Drive-Thru Site Opens In Florida City
• Mansfield Names Greg George Head Football Coach
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• Pa. Health Dept.: 1,579 New Positive Coronavirus Cases Brings Statewide Total To More Than 14,500
• Red Flags Raised As Document Makes Extraordinary Claims About Supplement's Effects On COVID-19
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• Dr. Oz Hears From French Virologist Dr. Didier Raoult With The Latest Data On Hydroxychloroquine As A Treatment For Covid-19. 
• Coronavirus Latest: Third SEPTA Employee Dies From COVID-19, Union Leader Says
• Executive Order Extends Time For Claiming Winning Lottery Tickets
• Coronavirus in Texas: Off-Site Outpatient Dialysis Facilities To Treat People With COVID-19
• Priyanka Chopra: Festival will pressure companies to fight virus
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: Inmates Making Face Masks, Other COVID-19 Prevention Items For Department Of Corrections Employees, Inmates
• Don't Get Your Hopes Up Just Yet, Orioles Fans: MLB Responds To Reports Of Potential May Return
• New Castle Police: Man Upset About Not Being Able To Buy Cigarettes Says He Has Coronavirus And Coughs On Gas Station Employee
• Baltimore Police Release Video Showing Suspect Was Armed, Firing At Someone Before Fatal Officer-Involved Shooting
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• Coronavirus Update: Protests Greet Grand Princess Return To San Francisco Waterfront Pier
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• Coronavirus Closures: Big Deficit Prompts Sacramento Zoo To Lay Off Dozens Of Employees
• Coronavirus Latest: Brandon Scott Supports Release Of More Specific Data On COVID-19 Patients, Releases Plan To Support Baltimore Economy, Residents
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• Coronavirus Pandemic: Gunnison County Announces Fine, Jail Penalty For Stay-At-Home Violations
• David Ortiz Sends Message To Boston During Coronavirus Fight: 'We Are The City Of Champions'
• 16-Year-Old Virginia Pilot Flies Medical Supplies To Rural Hospitals
• Coronavirus In Michigan: Local Lawmaker Tests Positive
• UC Offering $2M In Grants For Research Projects To Fight Coronavirus
• Tracking Fresh Footprints In The Snow, Deputies Arrest Trio Suspected In North Lake Tahoe Area Burglaries
• Coronavirus Update: NYC Farmers Markets Open With New Safety Guidelines
• Danny Amendola Set To Lead Planet Fitness 'Home Work-In' Wednesday Night
• Coronavirus In Texas: Gov. Abbott Orders Closure Of All State Parks, Historic Sites
• Police Seek Suspect In Connection With Shooting On Detroit's East Side
• Stephanie Grisham out as White House press secretary
• Coronavirus In MN: Walz Expects To Extend Stay-At-Home Through End Of April
• Detroit IndyCar Canceled By Roger Penske
• Coronavirus Sports: MLB May Be First Major Sport To Make Comeback Amid COVID-19 Outbreak, Reports Say
• Virtual Wordplay: The Loft's Virtual Book Festival
• Public Asked To Help Honor Arlington Veteran Who Is Unable To Have Military Funeral
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• Rally Participants In Boston Call For Grocery Stores To Give Employees More Coronavirus Protections
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• Dr. Oz Asks Dr. Didier Raoult If He Believes Hydroxychloroquine And Azithromycin Will Help Flatten The Curve.
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• Walgreens To Open 15 Drive-Thru Rapid COVID-19 Testing Sites In 7 States
• Michigan Legislature To Extend Emergency Declaration: What To Know
• Denver Weather: Our Last Day In The 70s For A While!
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• IndyCar Cancels Detroit Race
• Study: School Closures May Only Have Small Effect On Stopping Coronavirus
• Suspect Crashes After Stealing Englewood Police Car
• Michigan Backcourt Loses DeJulius To Transfer Portal
• Walgreens Expanding Drive-Thru Coronavirus Testing To Texas And 6 Other States
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• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Brewers Asking Gov. Walz For More Options To Sell Alcohol Under Stay-At-Home Order
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• Bobby Orr Writes Letter Of Support To Mass General: 'Keep On Fighting The Good Fight'
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• Coronavirus Roundup: Surge Expected In Mid-May; Livermore Nurse Joins NYC Battle; Orinda Care Facility Outbreak Worsens
• Ones For Texas: Argyle Boy Picks Up Trash During 'Recess,' Local Business Helps Non-Profit Stay Afloat
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• Braintree Firefighter Buys Food For Elderly Caller In Need During Coronavirus
• Many Are Skipping Easter Candy, Outfits, Even Dinners, Survey Finds
• Pa. Trout Fishing Season Opens Early, Despite Coronavirus Outbreak
• Chicago Weather: Warm Temperatures, Storms On The Way
• Coronavirus Equipment: Charlestown Face Shield Project Making Thousands Of Shields For Hospitals
• Broadway stars unite for "Beautiful" online performance
• Coronavirus: Manhattan Beach Issues 129 Citations, Shuts Down Construction Sites For Violating Social Distancing Rules
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: Dr. Rob Danoff Discusses COVID-19 Cases On Rise As Officials Prepare For Surge
• Maeve Kennedy Townsend McKean's body recovered
• Report: Rams, Chargers To Both Be Featured On HBO's 'Hard Knocks'
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• Florida Keys Coronavirus: People Trying To Get In With "Fake" Re-Entry Stickers
• John Lewis pushes Joe Biden to pick a woman of color for VP
• Level 2 Hazmat At Building In South Loop Cleared
• Pandemic-linked Tylenol shortages popping up in some places
• Coronavirus In Wisconsin: Polls Are Open Despite Pandemic Fears
• Matthew McConaughey Hosts Virtual Bingo Game For Assisted-Living Facility In Texas
• Coronavirus In Texas: Nursing Home Patients In Galveston County Trying Unproven Virus Drug
• Rapid Coronavirus Testing Now Available At Some South Florida Hospitals
• Adam Silver Says He Doesn't Expect Any NBA Decision Before May
• Boston Sports Clubs Sued For Collecting Membership Fees During Coronavirus Outbreak
• Police Investigating Murder In West Baltimore Early Tuesday Morning
• Police Investigating After Baby And 4-Year-Old Are Shot At Motel In South Fort Worth
• Man Robbed, Shot While Walking Near Dallas Medical District
• Trump says USNS Comfort to be used for coronavirus patients
• Trump says he's considering ending funding to World Health Organization
• Crews Working Around The Clock To Get Sherman Hospital In Elgin Ready For Patients
• Nursing home presuming all 800 patients, staff have COVID-19
• Miami Beach Coronavirus: 450 Bed Field Hospital To Be Set Up At The Convention Center
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: South Philadelphia ShopRite Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Shark kills 23-year-old working "dream job" on Great Barrier Reef
• 'Keep Your Droplets To Yourself': Will County Couple Reminds Public With Original Song
• Coronavirus Update: Crew Member On USNS Comfort Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Coronavirus Latest: Health Care Workers On Frontlines Of COVID-19 Bracing For Worst In Coming Weeks
• Coronavirus Update: Army Ranger Inspires Community To Hang Blue Ribbons For Health Care Workers
• Major League Baseball Looks At Possibly Playing All Games In Arizona
• Coronavirus Update: Celebrity Shout-Outs, Song & Dance Challenges Brighten Social Media
• Spring Allergy Symptoms Can Look Like COVID-19 Symptoms; Here's The Difference
• Coronavirus Update: 'Takeout Tuesday' Encourages People To Support Local Restaurants During Shutdown
• Olympian Jessie Diggins To Hold Virtual Live Talk & Workout
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• New York Weather: CBS2's 4/7 Tuesday Morning Forecast
• Federal Judge Will Hear Arguments About Cook County Inmate Release
• Pittsburgh Weather: Strong Storms Expected To Roll Through Area
• Pittsburgh Weather: Scattered Rain Showers And Chances Of Severe Weather
• Furloughed, Laid Off Workers Now Face Difficult Financial Choices
• Stay At Home Silver Linings: Finding The Bright Side Of The Battle Against COVID-19
• How A Tom Brady-Julian Edelman Miracle Connection Saved Potential Patriots Playoff Collapse
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• Area Police Departments Urging Residents To Be Careful Of Online And Phone Scams
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