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• Fighting Coronavirus: Beale AFB Spouses Group Makes Masks Out Of Old Air Force Uniforms
• Coronavirus-Positive Nursing Home Staffers Allegedly Told To Return To Work Where Deadly Outbreak Occured
• Families Use Video Chat To Come Together For Passover Seder While Practicing Social Distancing
• Local Businesses Fulfill Grocery Orders As Online Delivery Services Overwhelmed During Pandemic
• Truckee Declared Coronavirus 'Hotspot'; Part-Time Residents Asked To Shelter-In-Place Somewhere Else
• 'Hardest Thing Is I Can't Say Goodbye': Retiring Wheat Ridge Teacher Sad About Remote Learning After 40 Years In Classroom
• Colorado Doctors, Hospitals Still Short On Coronavirus Tests: 'We've Been Begging For Tests'
• OCFA Captain Returns To Work After Recovering From COVID-19 At Home With Healthy Wife, Daughter
• Wildlife Rescue Group Bombarded With Calls For Help Amid Coronavirus Stay-At-Home Order
• Denver Chef Jennifer Jasinski Unsure How Gradual Reopening Of Restaurants Will Work
• Website Breaks Down Coronavirus Hotspots In Sacramento County
• Coloradans Who Use Hydroxychloroquine Concerned About Supply & Demand
• Coronavirus Unemployment Report: Sacramento-Area Unemployment Could Reach 18.6% Next Month
• Schools, Agencies Working To Keep At-Risk Youth Safe Amid Coronavirus Stay-At-Home Order
• Coronavirus Update: Worshipers Gather Virtually On Big Week Of Religious Celebrations
• Patients Of Coronavirus-Stricken Riverside Nursing Facility Evacuated After Staff Fails To Show For Second Day
• Addicts Face New Hurdles In Recovery During Coronavirus Crisis
• 'Biggest, Steepest Drop We've Ever Seen': State Revenue Expected To Plummet $3 Billion This Year
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Shutdown Causes Drop In Child Abuse Reporting
• Over 320 LA County Healthcare Workers Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Ghost Ship Case: Derick Almena To Be Released From Santa Rita Jail Due To Coronavirus
• San Bernardino Police Arrest Man Accused Of Rape, Detectives Say There Might Be Additional Victims
• Coronavirus In Colorado: While Some Companies Downsize, Others Focus On Hiring
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Family Of At-Risk Grand Junction Toddler Was Prepared
• Man Killed In Parking Lot Shooting At Fremont Lucky's Store; City's 1st Homicide This Year
• 'Never Miss Passover': Coronavirus Doesn't Get In Way Of Coloradan's Tradition
• CDC Set To Loosen Back-To-Work Guidelines For Some Who Self-Isolate, Pence Says
• Calaveras County Correctional Officer Arrested On Domestic Violence Charges
• Kevin Garnett Talks NBA Hall Of Fame, Kobe Bryant, COVID-19
• LA Galaxy Sends Taco Truck To Feed Grocery Store Employees, Health Care Workers During Coronavirus Crisis
• Ventura County Reports 20 New Coronavirus Cases, 1 Additional Death
• Coronavirus Pandemic: School For Children With Autism Trying To Stay Afloat
• Tewksbury Photographer Captures Families At Home During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Northwestern Wildcats' Abi Scheid Didn't Get A Tournament, But Hopes To Hear Name Called In WNBA Draft
• Stanislaus County May Charge Thieves With Looting During Coronavirus State Of Emergency
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Launches Remote Learning Fund As Students Struggle To Get Online
• Here's A New Email To Get Your Unemployment Questions Answered In Maryland
• Police: Suspects Allegedly Cough, Sneeze On Customers At Safeway In Mount Airy
• Anne Arundel County Police Create Tribute To Healthcare Workers
• Officials Recover Body Of 8-Year-Old Gideon McKean, Robert F. Kennedy's Great-Grandson, In Chesapeake Bay
• Former Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh Headed To Alabama Women's Prison, Asking For Delay Again Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Update: Racial, Ethnic Disparities Of Those Killed By COVID-19 Prompt Cuomo, De Blasio To Launch Action Plans
• Fort Collins Community Holds Birthday Parade For 11-Year-Old Who Lost Father To Coronavirus
• Highland Park Soccer Star Presley Echols Talks Adjusting To Training During Coronavirus Lockdown
• Northwest Indiana Pastor Turns To Faith After Wife Dies Of COVID-19
• USNS Mercy Crew Member Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Coronavirus Update: NYCHA Employees, Tenants Fear Getting Sick, Union President Says 'NYCHA Is Unprepared For This Disaster'
• Coronavirus Update: Murphy Says 'We're Not On Any Plateau' As Deaths Pass 1,500
• Woman Says Construction On Lake Shore Drive Condo Building Is Making Her Sick, Should Stop During Stay-At-Home Order
• Coronavirus Pandemic: Longtime JBS Meatpacking Employee Dies From Virus
• Coronavirus Update: NJ Nursing Homes Face Staffing Shortages As COVID-19 Spreads
• Coronavirus Causes Boston Pops Orchestra To Cancel 2020 Spring Season
• Coronavirus Update: Passover Seders Go Virtual With Family, Friends Celebrating Online
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Gov. Murphy Pushes Back Primary, Orders More Restrictions As Death Rate Continues To Climb
• A Look At How Police Are Cracking Down On Stay-At-Home Order Scofflaws
• Coronavirus Update: Divorce Attorney Says Lockdown Is Putting A Strain On Some Marriages
• Florida Department of Economic Opportunity Launches Mobile-Friendly Site For Unemployment Help
• Goldstein Investigates: MTA Bus Drivers Talk Possible Strike Over Coronavirus Concerns
• BSO: Inmate Dies Of COVID-19
• Coronavirus Update: New York Sports Club Freezes Gym Membership Fees
• Coronavirus Update: Miami Beach Field Hospital Could Be Operational By April 20th
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: COVID-19 Creating Voting Fears, New Questions About Ballot Safety
• Coronavirus Latest: White House Concerned About COVID-19 Surge In Philadelphia, Call City Hot Spot
• I-Team: Customers Fighting To Get Money Back After Canceled Trips, Events
• Air National Guard Lands Flight Full Of Much-Needed Medical Supplies In Chicago For Battle Against COVID-19
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Shoreview Olympian Kyra Condie Training On Attic Climbing Wall
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Minnesotans Sound Off On Stay-At-Home Extension
• Coronavirus In Washington County: Presbyterian SeniorCare Resident Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Coronavirus Crisis: DCU Center Opens Thursday As First Field Hospital In Mass.
• Coronavirus Affecting Massachusetts Working Class Communities More Than Others
• Puzzle Sales Skyrocket While Coronavirus Keeps People Inside
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 'Digital Seders' Bring Jewish Families Together During Passover
• Police: 32-Year-Old Man Stabbed To Death In South Philadelphia
• Boat To Table: NH Commercial Fishermen Get Creative During Coronavirus Pandemic
• This Detroit Automotive Shop Is Joining Efforts Against COVID-19
• Man Shoved In Front Of Train, Killed At Jackson Red Line Stop Identified As Mamadou Balde
• Coronavirus Update: Broadway Theaters Will Remain Closed Until June 7
• Report: Holiday Shopping Decline; Easter Shoppers Not Buying As Much Candy, Clothes
• Ghost Ship Case: Derick Almena To Be Released From Santa Rita Jail Due To Coronavirus
• Coronavirus: Confused About Paying Rent? LA City Launches Renters Outreach Program
• Grocery Stores Are Implementing New Rules To Enforce Social Distancing
• Firefighters Glad To Help Community By Fighting Grass Fire Near Meeker
• Men's Homeless Shelter In Baltimore Relocated Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Affecting Animal Control Calls In Denver
• Key West Drag Queen Makes Masks for Coronavirus Protection
• Coronavirus In Michigan: Alternative Medical Care Facility To Accommodate 1,000 Beds
• Coronavirus And Passover: Delaware Valley Rabbi Gets Creative To Celebrate Holiday Amid Pandemic
• Papadopoulos denied campaign was involved in DNC hack in recording
• DDOT Is Distributing 20K Masks To Bus Riders
• Democrats Push Health Care Changes Amid Pandemic
• Detroit Among Cities Hit Hardest By COVID-19
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Secretary Of State Steve Simon Proposes Bill To Expand Mail-In Voting
• Coronavirus In West Virginia: At Least 14 WVU Students Test Positive For COVID-19
• Coronavirus Update: Despite 'Flattening The Curve,' Bay Area Faces Long Road To Normalcy
• Coronavirus Changes: Nugget Markets Requiring Customers To Wear Masks ‪Starting Next Week
• 'I Loved Her' | Man Mourns Loss Of Wife Who Died From Coronavirus, Resident At Pleasant View Nursing Home
• Point Breeze Donates $30K To First Fruits Farms To Help Feed Those In Need During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: HopeKids Pairs With Minnesota Wild To Offer Virtual Events
• Coronavirus Learning: Sac State Launches 'Online Academy' To Help With Distance Learning
• Coronavirus Cancellations: WVU Cancels In-Person Summer Classes Due To Uncertainty Amid Pandemic
• Volunteer Driving Program Helps Orinda Seniors In Need
• Garcetti Announces Relief For Businesses, Calls For Action To Help Immigrants Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Man Killed In Police-Involved Shooting In Salisbury
• Suspect Arrested For Shooting, Killing 70-Year-Old Woman On Her Drive Home From Work
• Coronavirus: All LA City Parks To Close For Easter Weekend, Testing Expands For Homeless Population
• Coronavirus In Beaver County: Rochester Manor + Villa Resident Tests Positive For COVID-19
• How Joe Biden became the presumptive nominee — polling analysis
• Condemned Building's Roof Collapses Overnight In Davis
• Md. Delegation Members Call On FEMA To Provide More Medical Supplies To National Capital Region
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Nursing Homes Hit Hard, Including Beaver Co. Facility Where 11 Are Dead
• 2020 Pittsburgh Steelers Eye On The Draft: Punter
• Educators Getting Creative And Adapting To Distance Teaching During Coronavirus Outbreak
• Bernie Sanders' Bay Area Supporters In Tough Spot After End Of Presidential Run
• Sierra Aviation Company Flies Coronavirus Supplies To Bay Area Health Workers, 1st Responders
• 180 Chicago Police Officers, Staff Have Reported Positive Tests For COVID-19
• Image Engineering To Light Baltimore Sky Blue To Honor Healthcare Workers Fighting The Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Front Lines: Who Will Get The Millions Of Masks Heading To California?
• Could House Cats Be Vulnerable To COVID-19?
• Man Carrying Replica Handgun, Flare Gun Threatens To 'Shoot Up' Medical Center In Fountain Valley
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Emergency Drive-Up Food Distribution Event Scheduled At PPG Paints Arena This Friday
• Five New Coronavirus Deaths In New Hampshire; 41 New Cases Reported
• Pittsburgh Police Safely Locate Missing 11-Year-Old Jordan Boyd
• Coronavirus Help: Kings Players To Donate More Than 1,000 Meals To Community
• Miami zoo announces birth of clouded leopard kittens
• Coronavirus Delaware: Another Long-Term Care Resident Dies From COVID-19 As Statewide Case Total Tops 1,000
• Coronavirus Pandemic Creates Challenges For Funeral Homes Across The Country, Those Grieving
• Fighting Coronavirus: Sacramento Nurse Speaks About Changes In ICU
• Arlington Veteran Gets Funeral Procession Despite Coronavirus Outbreak
• At Brockton Care Facility, Five Residents Have Died, 28 Test Positive For COVID-19
• LAPD Seeks Suspect Who Punched, Stomped On Victim's Face At MTA Bus Stop
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Some Como Zoo Animals Missing Visitors, Others Enjoying Isolation
• Gov. Newsom: California To Buy 200 Million Masks A Month Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• When Will You Get Your Stimulus Check? Within Days If You Have Direct Deposit, Far Longer If You Don't
• Santa Rita Jail Reports 8 New Coronavirus Cases, Making 11 Total
• Coronavirus Latest: Whole Foods Employee At Harbor East Location Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Gov. Jared Polis Talks Importance Of Staying Home During Easter, Passover Observations
• After Storms Hit Western Pennsylvania, Insurance Companies May Assess Damage Remotely
• Firefighters Knock Down Trailer Fire In North Sacramento
• Munster Father With COVID-19 Gets Digital Well Wishes 'It's Our Way Of Letting Him Know We're Here'
• Coronavirus Latest: Retired President Of New Jersey Grocery Store Chain Dies From COVID-19
• University Of Chicago Students Say They Won't Pay Tuition Unless It's Slashed In Half Due To COVID-19 Crisis
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Refrigerated Trailer Arrives At Jefferson Frankford Hospital To Store Bodies In Case Of Surge In Deaths
• Dairy Farmers Asked To Dump Milk Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Bernie Sanders suspends his campaign
• Maryland Receives Nearly $16M In Federal Funding To Support Local Health Centers During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Woman Fears She May Lose Unemployment Benefits For Refusing Aramark Job She Thought Was Dangerous
• Crime Data Shows Coronavirus Pandemic Isn't Slowing Violence Across Chicago
• Raising Funds For Chicago's Black Business Community Hit By COVID-19
• Passover Officially Begins At Sundown, Lasts Through April 16
• Coronavirus In Texas: Does Heat, Humidity Kill COVID-19?
• Brandon Graham Loves Additions To Eagles' New-Look Defense
• Deathly Ill Coronavirus Patients Could Be Saved By Heart Attack And Stroke Drug
• Linda Tripp, Key Figure In Clinton Impeachment, Dies At 70
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Minneapolis Mayor Frey Says City Will Tighten Its Belt To Weather Crisis
• Coronavirus: Covina Man Arrested In Sting For Price-Gouging Sales Of N95 Masks
• NH Medical Practice Offers Drive-Up Primary Care Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Peters Township Police Locate Missing 7-Year-Old Boy
• Coronavirus Latest: How Philadelphia School District Is Getting Lunches To Students Who Need Them Most
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: New State Guidelines May Help Reopen Dentists Shut Down By Coronavirus
• Costco Giving Priority Access To Healthcare Workers, First Responders During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Coronavirus Update: SF Mayor Announces Expanded Mental Health Care For First Responders
• Daughter Of Brooklyn Doctor Who Died Of Coronavirus Angry About The Years 'Stolen From Us Because Of This Virus'
• Niko Medved Excited About Future With CSU Rams
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Mayo Clinic To Begin Testing Antibody Treatments
• Coronavirus Update: Funeral Home Workers - AKA 'Last Responders' - Cope With Influx Of Bodies, And Few Supplies
• Linda Tripp, Whose Tapes Were Pivotal In Bill Clinton's Impeachment Scandal, Dies At The Age Of 70
• 'I Do Worry About It': Health Officials Concerned About Resurgence Of Vaccine-Preventable Diseases Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Shapiro Developmental Center Has More COVID-19 Cases Than Any Illinois Health Facility
• Coronavirus Update: N.Y. Reports 779 New Deaths, But Cuomo Reiterates Social Distancing Is Slowing Virus Spread
• 'I Was Called To Do A Duty': Owner Of Local Mortuary Removal Service Says He's 'Unfortunately' Busy During Coronavirus Pandemic
• High School Student 3D Printing Devices To Relieve Medical Workers' Mask Discomfort
• Coronavirus: Orange County Considers Order On Face Coverings, Reports 2 More Deaths
• Interim Chicago Police Supt. Charlie Beck Reflects On His Time With Chicago Police As He Prepares To Move On
• Coronavirus In Texas: Zoom Privacy And Security Issues Under Scrutiny
• Coronavirus Update: Former Nurse Makes Cakes & Cupcakes For Hospital Workers
• Coronavirus Update: Popular Brooklyn Restaurant Reopens, 'Our Hope Is People Feel Good Ordering Delivery And Take Out'
• Some Cases Of Police Impersonators During Coronavirus Stay At Home Order Are False
• Coronavirus Latest: Montgomery County Company Using Website To Help Families Peacefully Coexist While Home
• Women urged to delay fertility treatments during pandemic
• Bernie Sanders' Colorado Campaign Director Reacts To End Of Presidential Bid
• Coronavirus cases surge in nursing homes across the country
• Coronavirus Update: New Jersey Parking App Boxcar Transforms Into Grocery Delivery App
• Baltimore City Homicide Rate Is Currently Ahead Of Last Year's
• Recovered Coronavirus Patient Donates Blood To Help Vaccine, Treatment Research
• 'We Need Each Other Right Now': Former Pirates Manager Clint Hurdle Shares Inspirational Message Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Impact: Doral Restaurant Prepares Hundreds Of Meals For Medical Personnel Fighting COVID-19
• Coronavirus Latest: Virtua Voorhees Limits Expectant Mothers To One Delivery Partner, Separate Babies Right After Delivery From Moms Who Tested Positive
• Coronavirus Face Masks: 'Crazy Jawnaments Lady' Pins Homemade Masks To Her Fence In Fishtown For Anyone To Take
• Coronavirus Claims Life Of Colorado Mesa University Student Cody Lyster
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 4-8-20
• Charlotte Figi, Colorado Girl Who Inspired CBD Movement To Control Seizures, Passes Away After Fighting Virus
• Coronavirus Update: Napa Valley College Donates Ventilators For COVID-19 Response
• Gov. Abbott: North Texas Company Looking To Supply State With 2 Million Face Masks Per Week
• Minnesotans Find Creative Ways To Stay Busy Amid Stay-At-Home Order
• Many Coloradans To Receive 'Relief Payment' From Auto Insurance Companies
• Coronavirus Update: Key Biscayne Feels COVID-19 Impact
• Chicago's Small Business Owners Wait For Help From The City 'Expenses Piling Up'
• Coronavirus Taking Huge Toll On Mental Health, Psychologists Say
• Max Minute: What Medications Are Doctors Using To Treat The Coronavirus?
• Small Business Owners Hit Hard By Coronavirus Struggle To Apply For Loans
• Coronavirus Latest: Philadelphia Police Officers Told To Wear Mask, Cloth Covering Due To Pandemic
• Billions "disbursed" in relief loans? Small businesses say not yet
• Free Resources For Job Seekers: Online Seminar Being Held Thursday
• Coronavirus Litter: Please Stop Throwing Used Gloves & Wipes On The Ground
• Chicago Weather: Severe Thunderstorms Pass Through Of Chicago Area
• Coronavirus Impact: Miami Mandates Masks Must Be Worn While Shopping Or Working
• Coronavirus Update: Despite Limitations, Telemedicine Proving To Be A Big Hit With Many Patients
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 'We Are A Necessity': Flight Attendant Raises Awareness For Airline Workers Putting Themselves At Risk
• Coronavirus In Texas: Less Invasive, Painful Test Coming To Dallas County
• Lake Shamineau Floodwater Swallows 37 Homes And Cabins
• Woman Suspected Of Licking Groceries In South Lake Tahoe; $1,800 In Items Thrown Out
• Coronavirus Update: Testing For Antibodies To Begin Soon In Nassau County
• Diana DeGette Urges FDA To Warn Doctors About Prescribing Hydroxychloroquine For Coronavirus
• Search On For Carjacking Suspects In North Sacramento
• Marylanders Worry About Loved Ones Behind Bars Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Can Breathing Exercises Help Clear Lungs? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Coronavirus Latest: Philadelphia City Council President Warns Of Deep Cuts To City Services, 'Will Be Living In A Different Environment'
• Chinese-American Volunteers From Maryland Work To Help Healthcare Workers During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Coronavirus Update: Businesses, Organizations Making Up For Government's Shortcomings On PPE Procurement Front
• 'People Deserve An Honorable Goodbye': Coronavirus Pandemic Forces Change To Funeral Industry
• Latin American homicides drop during coronavirus quarantines
• Coronavirus Update: San Francisco Muni Facing Questions About Crowded Buses Amid Social Distancing Requirements
• Nike repurposing shoes to make PPE
• PG&E Closing Down Campgrounds, Rec Sites Until June Over Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Update: Snow Sport Community Steps Up To Donate Goggles, Masks To Front-Line Workers
• Coronavirus: Safe At Home Socializing In The Era Of COVID-19
• Hayward Council Expands Eviction Protections To Businesses During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Update: Food Distribution Volunteers Provide Hope
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Construction Starts Friday On Patient Surge Facilities
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: City First Responders, Workers All Getting Protective Masks
• Now Hiring: Home Care Assistance Of Dallas Looking For Caregivers, Managers
• Coronavirus Latest: Jersey Shore Communities Fear Potential Influx Of People Coming For Easter, Passover
• East Bay School District Reaches $665K Settlement With Student Over Bond Parody Video
• Man Killed, Woman Critically Injured In Back Of The Yards Shooting
• Hurst Police Searching For Driver Who Fatally Struck 62-Year-Old Bicyclist & Fled Scene
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Grocery Stores Limiting Number Of Shoppers Inside
• Julian Edelman Urges People To 'Glove Up, Mask Up' In Rather Comical Video
• 20-Year-Old Man Shot In Legs In South Baltimore, Police Say
• Coronavirus Latest: State To Show Racial, Ethnic Breakdown Of COVID-19 Cases This Week
• Pregnant Woman Battling COVID-19 Delivers Baby In Medically Induced Coma
• Recruiter Holding Virtual Job Fair For Veterans, Military Members And Spouses
• Sacramento Police Investigating Shooting After Victim Shows Up At Hospital
• Coronavirus Latest: Dulles Airport Has Processed Over 14K Evacuees Coming Back To The U.S. Since March 20
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Gov. Walz Extends Stay-At-Home Order Until May 4
• 4 Marijuana Dispensaries Suing Massachusetts Governor Over Mandatory Closures
• Philadelphia Police: Man Dies After Being Shot 8 Times While Driving In Ludlow Neighborhood
• Irate Lincoln Homeowner Accused Of Ramming Tree Trimmers' Truck With His ATV
• Coronavirus Update: Some Denver Public School Students To Receive Credit/No Credit During Remote Learning
• Body Of Robert F. Kennedy's Great-Grandson Found In Chesapeake Bay After Canoeing Accident
• Reports: Bulls Interviewing Bryan Colangelo, Wes Wilcox, Others As Paxson's Successor
• Senator to dump her stocks after coronavirus sales uproar
• 10-year-old gets birthday surprise while sheltering at home
• California Coronavirus Update: Gov. Newsom Confirms 68 New Deaths, Updates PPE Procurement
• 'Firefighters Are Adrenaline Junkies & Pranksters': Kevin Heffernan & Steve Lemme on 'Tacoma FD'
• Fed Temporarily Takes Shackles Off Wells Fargo, Freeing It To Help Small Businesses
• Coronavirus Cases: Massachusetts To Start Reporting Race And Ethnicity Data
• Teen Smokers Less Likely To Give Up The Habit As Adults, Study Finds
• A third of U.S. renters didn't pay on time this month
• April Morton - Reporting Amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
• Minnesota DFL Sen. Carlson Calling For Alternatives To In-Person Voting Due To COVID-19 Dangers
• Body of Gideon McKean, great-grandson of RFK, found after 5 days
• Coronavirus Scams: Beware Of 'Secret Treatments' For COVID-19, Or Offers To Speed Up Your Stimulus Check
• Illinois Falls Short Of Goal For 10,000 Daily COVID-19 Tests This Week; 1,529 New Cases, 82 More Deaths
• Police Seeking Help After Mt. Oliver Gas Station Robbed With AR-Style Rifle
• Coronavirus Updates: COVID-19 Headlines & Developments On April 8, 2020
• San Francisco Robbery Suspects Captured After Pursuit Ends On Bay Bridge
• After Mounting Pressure, Jackson Health System President Cancels Plans To Furlough Workers, Cut Pay
• Former Texas Ranger Josh Hamilton Indicted On Injury To A Child Charge
• Report: NFL Coaches, Execs, IT Employees 'Concerned' About Coronavirus Spreading While Preparing For Virtual Draft
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Domino's To Give Away Thousands Of Pizzas
• Kidsburgh Kidcast: Teaching Kids To Cook
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Apartment Association Of Metro Denver Offers Resources For Renters
• Here's what needs to happen for America to return to "normal"
• Coronavirus In MN: Walz Says Unemployment Checks 'Should Hit Bank Accounts' By End Of Week
• Tom Brady, Gisele Bundchen Donate 750,000 Meals To Tampa Bay Food Bank
• Missing Aurora Woman Kyo Miller's Ex-Husband Arrested, Charged With Identity Theft
• GM To Create 30K Ventilators With $490M Contract
• 'I Was Fighting For My Life': COVID-19 Survivor Credits God For 'Giving Me Another Chance'
• Coronavirus In Texas: Gov. Abbott Says Testing Has Increased By 10% Per Day Over The Last Week
• Police: Man Wanted For Allegedly Looting Modesto Grocery Store
• Pittsburgh Launches 'Help The Helpers' Campaign Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• Ballots Sent For Sonoma County Special Election On EMS Tax Measures
• Coronavirus Latest: Gov. Wolf Signs Order Allowing Pennsylvania To Seize Medical Supplies For COVID-19 Fight
• Baltimore Area Rideshare Driver Creates Plastic Shield To Keep Himself, Passengers Safe Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Latest: 77 New Deaths And 1,588 Additional Cases Reported In Massachusetts
• Eastpointe Police Arrest 2 Suspects After Carjacking, Pursuit
• Coronavirus Resources: Restaurants Around Maryland Are Donating Meals To First Responders, Medical Workers
• Coronavirus Latest: Philadelphia Health Officials Say Growth Slowing As COVID-19 Cases Top 4,700; Statewide Total Climbs Over 16,000
• AG Launches Investigation Into Holyoke Soldiers' Home After 27 Veterans Die
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Gov. Tom Wolf Signs Order To Seize And Allocate Medical Supplies For COVID-19 Fight
• Coronavirus: California To Get 200M Masks Per Month, Newsom Says
• Big Stuff Food Truck Gives Health Care Workers And First Responders 50% Off
• Crew readies for space launch amid coronavirus restrictions
• Gov. Baker Pushes To Protect Healthcare Workers Treating Coronavirus Patients From Lawsuits
• Notre Dame NFL Draft Prospect Alohi Gilman: 'Any Team That Takes Me Is Getting A High IQ Player That Can Change A Game'
• Costco Letting Healthcare Workers, First Responders Cut Line
• 'Are You Kidding Me?': Presidential Betting Gets Axed Fast In West Virginia
• Can cats and dogs catch coronavirus?
• End of Wuhan lockdown could trigger "resurgence in infections"
• 'Kerry Washington & Reese Witherspoon Are Two Legends I Look Up To': Tiffany Boone On 'Little Fires Everywhere & 'Hunters'
• Joe Biden prevails in nomination fight with electability argument
• Coronavirus: Sales Drop 90 Percent For Fruit, Vegetable Wholesalers Because Of Closed Restaurants
• Coronavirus In Texas: Dallas Police Department Welcomes Back Recovered Officer
• Keller @ Large: Bernie Sanders Proved He Didn't Know How To Win - Or Lose Well
• Coronavirus Cases: 85% Of Residents At Wilmington Nursing Home Now Positive
• Coronavirus Update: NYC Has Enough Ventilators To Get Through The Week; Positive COVID First Responders Returning To Work
• New Coronavirus Testing Sites Open In South LA, Pasadena
• Coronavirus Update: Alternate COVID-19 Care Site Being Established At Sonoma State
• VP Talk Could Intensify With Sen. Kamala Harris-DNC Fundraising Deal
• Former North Lauderdale Mayor John "Jack" Brady Has Passed Away
• Chicago Weather: Cooler Temperatures, Rain Ahead
• Coronavirus In Colorado: CU Denver Professor Designs Device To Combat Shortage Of Sanitizing Wipes
• Maryland Weather: Big Drop In Temps Before Warm-Up
• Judge: Government Can't Block $360M Merger Of Airline-Data Companies
• #InThisTogether: Larimer Square Pays Tribute To Frontline Workers In Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore Office Of Promotion & The Arts Announces Artists Relief Fund
• Lions Archive: Lions Defense Is The Weak Link Vs Cowboys
• Patriots Mock Draft Roundup: Mockers Love Pats Taking QB Or Edge Rusher In 1st Round
• Coronavirus Updates: Minnesotans Receiving Unemployment Benefits Will Qualify For Additional $600 Compensation
• Coronavirus: Port Of LA Sees Lowest Shipping Numbers Since 2009
• Chicago Mayor Lightfoot: Curfew On Liquor Sales Starts Thursday
• Coronavirus In Texas: Dallas County Reports 20th Death From Virus
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Frisco Town Council Offers To Help Small Businesses
• Coronavirus Support: Burton Snowboard Company Donating 500,000 Respirator Masks Across Northeast
• LISTEN: Elk Joins People Howling At Moon During Stay-At-Home Order
• Pierogi Fest In Whiting, Ind., Postponed Until 2021 Due To Coronavirus Concerns
• Cuomo touts "good news" in virus fight but warns against complacency
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Wawa Sends 53-Foot-Long Refrigerated Truck To Bergen County To Serve As Temporary Morgue
• Maryland Department Of Natural Resources Proposes Changes To Chesapeake Bay Striped Bass Season
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Amazon Hires 600 Workers In Minnesota
• Coronavirus Update: Santa Clara County Orders Reporting Of PPE Stock; 95 New Cases, Death Toll At 46
• Coronavirus Causing McDonald's Sales To Plunge
• Coronavirus Strain: Vandal Puts Nevada County Food Bank Truck Out Of Commission
• Hotel Revival Distributing Bagged Lunches And Produce To Those In Need This Friday
• Coronavirus Update: Nassau County Reports Fewer Patients Needing Ventilators
• Coronavirus In Texas: 5th COVID-19 Related Death Reported In Collin County
• USAF Thunderbirds Will Practice Over Colorado Springs On Wednesday
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Watch News Conference By Gov. Jared Polis Wednesday Afternoon On CBS4 & CBSN Denver
• NWS Confirms EF1 Tornado Touches Down Near Tarentum
• Third Suspect Arrested In Brutal July Assault And Strong-Arm Robbery In SF's Chinatown
• MAP: How Many COVID-19 Cases In Your Zip Code? Find Out Here
• Social Distancing: Here Are The Do's And Dont's When Going To The Park Amid COVID-19
• For domestic violence victims, stay-at-home orders do not offer safety
• Denver Weather: The Front Range Is Bracing For The Coldest Easter In At Least 37 Years
• Coronavirus: Scissor Lift Makes 91st Birthday Celebration Possible At Redondo Beach Nursing Home
• Overnight Storms To Blame For Flipping Heating Units, Causing Fire At Pittsburgh Mills Mall
• Panera Bread shifts to delivering groceries to offset virus hit
• Coronavirus drugs: What we know, what we don't
• Coronavirus Infecting Minorities In Dallas County At Higher Rate
• Coronavirus Pandemic: Breckenridge Brewery Donates Food For Local Hospital Staff
• Intense 'Pandemic Dreams' Disrupt Nation's Sleep During Coronavirus Outbreak
• Securitas Hiring Security Guards Across Bay Area, California To Protect Businesses Closed By Shelter-In-Place
• Dallas Cowboys Practice Social Distancing During Draft Process; Interview Prospects Online
• Fed paves way for Wells Fargo to boost small business lending
• Intense 'Pandemic Dreams' Disrupt Nation's Sleep During Coronavirus Outbreak
• Ellen faces backlash for comparing quarantine to "being in jail"
• Frontier Airlines To Move To Terminal 2 At MSP Airport
• Amber Alert Issued For Missing 12-Year-Old Texas Girl, Amisty Monrreal
• Coronavirus Latest: Sixers' Shake Milton Partners With HipCityVeg To Provide 500 Meals For Health Care Workers
• Ray Allen With Hair Is The Quarantine Surprise We Weren't Ready For
• Brené Brown on navigating coronavirus anxiety
• Car Smashes Into Building On Liberty Avenue
• Coronavirus Update: Cathedral Church Of St. John The Divine Reportedly Becoming Temporary Field Hospital
• Coronavirus Impact: COVID-19 In Florida Prisons Puts Inmates, Families On Edge
• Levin Furniture Entering Into Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Will Be Liquidated
• Chicago Firefighter Mario Araujo Dies Of Complications From COVID-19
• 'S.W.A.T.' Star Alex Russell On Mental Health Ahead Of Poignant New Episode: 'You Have Support And Connection Is Available'
• Police Charge 18-Year-Old Baltimore Man In Parkville Armed Carjacking, Looking For 2 More Suspects
• Auto Show Organizers Donate $15,000 For Hunger Relief
• Major Increase In COVID-19 Cases In Florida's Long Term Care Facilities
• Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle Self-Isolates After Member Of Security Detail Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Coronavirus Latest: Pandemic Forcing Changes To Passover Dinners
• Experts Praise Gov. Newsom, California's Aggressive Response To Coronavirus Outbreak
• Coronavirus Latest: Drive-Thru Testing Site Opens At Rowan College Of South Jersey In Gloucester County
• Coronavirus Updates: The Latest COVID-19 Headlines From April 8, 2020
• Severe Thunderstorm, Hail Leaves Behind Damage In Evanston
• Presbyterian St. Luke's Treats, Releases Staff Member Of 36 Years After Coronavirus Recovery
• 7 Killed, 14 Wounded In Tuesday Shootings Across Chicago
• Coronavirus In Texas: Minnie's Food Pantry Makes Sure Plano ISD Families Are Fed
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