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• Orange Juice Sales Are Soaring During The Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Clouds Forecast For San Francisco 49ers, Other South Bay Teams
• Late-Season Storms Slowly Pulling Southern California Out Of Drought Conditions
• Bay Area Counties Get Tough on Stay-at-Home Order Evaders
• San Francisco Firefighters Extend Toy Giveaway to Needy Families Sheltering at Home
• 'I Wasn't Expecting It': Mom Of 4-Year-Old Coronavirus Patient Grateful For Recovery
• California Fast Food Workers Protest Over Safety, Pay During COVID-19 Pandemic
• LA County Announces New Hotline To Help Workers, Business Owners Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus In Colorado: 'AEG Presents' Announces Some Concert Cancellations In May, June And July
• Coronavirus Lockdown Strands Peninsula Coffee Roaster in Peru
• Coronavirus Chaos: Fired-Up Fishermen Shut Down Meeting About Delaying Start Of Fishing Season
• Coronavirus In Colorado: 11 Denver Businesses Forced To Close For Violating Stay-At-Home Order
• Coronavirus In Colorado: City Park Jazz Cancels Outdoor Music Festival
• Coronavirus Pandemic Forces Grieving Families To Be Left Without Proper Goodbye At Funerals
• Coronavirus: Former Riverside Sears To Be Converted Into Federal Medical Station Site
• Coronavirus Hygiene Heroes: West Sacramento Company Helps Sanitize Businesses
• Coronavirus Crime: New Pandemic Protocols Allow Petty Criminals To Avoid Jail Time
• National Jewish Health Doctors Travel To New York To Help With Coronavirus Patients
• Homeless Shelter Worker Among 25 New LA County Coronavirus Deaths; Mortality Rate Ticks Up Again
• LAFD Recruits Graduate 4 Weeks Early To Join Coronavirus Front Lines
• WATCH: Cedars-Sinai Staff Demonstrate How To Properly Put On PPE
• Coronavirus Impact: Long-Term Social Distancing May Be Traumatic. Here Is What To Expect And What To Do
• Minneapolis Police Say Ventura Village Shooting Leaves 1 Dead
• US Death Toll Tops 16,500; British PM Boris Johnson Leaves Intensive Care
• How Long Does Coronavirus Live On Your Mail, Other Surfaces?
• Search For Suspect In Elk Grove Results In Three Arrests, Police Say
• Sky Ridge Chaplain Expands Services During Coronavirus Pandemic To Meet Needs Of Patients, Staff
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Steamboat Business Receives Coveted Federal Funding
• Pioneering San Francisco LGBT Activist Phyllis Lyon Dies At Age 95
• Coronavirus Care: Hospital Workers Find Way To Show Smiles Despite Wearing Face Masks
• During Stay-At-Home Order, Local Caterer Booms With Orders For Passover, Easter
• Coronavirus Pandemic: Experts Say Vaping May Worsen Symptoms In Young People
• Coronavirus Update: Couples Seek Tips On Getting Along During Quarantine
• Coronavirus Latest: Montgomery Co. Health Order Requires Shoppers To Wear Masks At Stores
• Second Cook County Jail Inmate Dies After Testing Positive For Coronavirus
• Parents, Teachers Call On Local Business To Donate Electronic Devices To Students During Coronavirus Pandemic
• 'You're Supposed To Give Back': Beaver Co. Woman Teams With Local Groups To Raise Money For Laptops
• Former Mayor Catherine Pugh Granted 60-Day Extension To Report To Prison
• Maryland Weather: Wind Advisory In Effect Throughout The State For Most Of Friday
• Coronavirus Outbreak At Wilmington Nursing Home: Town Leaders Call On State For Help
• Coronavirus Fight: PMC Makes $4 Million Commitment To Dana Farber Emergency Fund
• Coronavirus Update: Medical Professionals Say They Still Don't Have Enough COVID-19 Tests To Meet Demand
• Coronavirus Update: 1 In 10 Americans Workers Unemployed; New York And New Jersey Scramble To Improve Process To Get Benefits
• Coronavirus Update: Over 100 New York Buildings, Landmarks Participate In 'Light It Blue' Tribute To Thank Essential Workers
• Coronavirus Impact: Miami-Dade Emergency Operations Center Operating At Level 2 With Focus On PPE
• Coronavirus Latest: Montgomery County Testing Site Relocating After Being Damaged In Storm
• Coronavirus Update: Customers Demand Refunds For Canceled Flights While Wondering If Flying Will Ever Be The Same
• Coronavirus Update: MTA Sends 'Temperature Brigade' Teams To Monitor Transit Workers' Health
• Charging Hoverboard Causes House Fire In Andover
• Craving A Magical Treat? Disneyland Shares Dole Whip, Other Park Recipes On Their App
• Woman Says Daughter Had False Negative On Coronavirus Test, Could Not Get Another One
• Newport Beach Closing Wedge Early In Wake Of Coronavirus Outbreak
• Fort Lauderdale: 'Daily' Clogged Sewers A Byproduct Of COVID-19 Pandemic
• Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Gimenez Signs Emergency Order Requiring Facial Coverings In Public
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Fall Wedding Season Backed Up With Rescheduled Ceremonies
• Baltimore Based Image Engineering Honors Healthcare Workers, First Responders With Light It Blue Campaign
• Freelancer Who Filed For Unemployment In Illinois Says He Got Empty Debit Card With No Instructions
• 'Easter Will Go On, Easter Has To Go On': Christian Leaders Prepare Easter Mass Celebrations To Be Streamed Online
• How Many COVID-19 Patients Do Not Show Symptoms?
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Meatpacking Plants Taking Precautions After Sioux Falls Outbreak
• 'RVs For MDs' Connects Health Care Workers Needing To Self-Isolate With People Willing To Offer Campers
• Coronavirus In Washington County: Parent Company Of Meadows Casino Furloughs Employees
• Insurance Agencies Follow Allstate's Move To Lower Premium Payments As Drivers Stay Off The Roads
• Coronavirus Impact: Jackson Health System Doctor & Radiology Technician Die From COVID-19
• Gas Prices As Low As $1.15 In Massachusetts Due To Coronavirus Outbreak
• Schools Around Massachusetts Split On Keeping April Vacation
• Sheriff, Residents Respond To Stanislaus County's Move To Charge Thieves With Looting Amid Coronavirus Crisis
• Field Hospitals Ready To Treat Coronavirus Patients In Boston, Worcester
• List: East Bay, San Jose Officials Enforce Park Closures Over Easter Weekend To Deter Crowds
• Report: Robocalls On The Decline, Due To Social Distancing In Call Centers
• Body Found On Revere Beach, State Police Ask For Help With Identification
• Alcohol Sales Are Up During Covid-19
• Coronavirus Latest: Delaware Valley Residents Stepping Up By Creating Masks For First Responders, Health Care Workers
• Kirby Puckett's Kids Talk Upcoming Auction, Their Memories Of Dad
• DDOT Provides Free Masks To Passengers
• Animal Friends Hosting Drive-Thru Pet Food Distribution Event
• Michigan Farmers Say The Coronavirus Pandemic Hurts Their Business
• Slavic Church With More Than 70 Coronavirus Cases Working With County To Slow Spread Of Virus
• Texas COVID-19 Cases Top 10,000, Deaths Go Past 200
• TCF Center Becomes Field Hospital, First Covid-19 Patients Arrive Friday
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Denver Residents Urged To Decorate With Colorful Lights
• Chicago Weather: Clearing Overnight
• Coronavirus In Michigan Hits Prison Population
• Coronavirus Easter: South Jersey Church Forced To Adapt Tradition Because 'Lord Jesus, He's Not In Quarantine'
• Detroit Mayor: Keep Practicing Social Distancing
• Detroit Fire Department Dies From Complications Tied To COVID-19
• Winds Fueling Forest Fire Raging In Cumberland County
• Master Mad Magazine Cartoonist Mort Drucker Dies at 91
• Bulls Finalizing Deal To Bring On Arturas Karnisovas As Head Of Basketball Operations
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Self-Employed And Gig Workers Can Soon Apply For Unemployment
• Toyota Stadium, National Soccer Hall Of Fame Lit Blue To Honor Frontline, Essential Workers
• Renters Claim They've Received Eviction Notices Despite Governor's Order During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Clark Sisters Spread Hope Through Their Music In Time Of Uncertainty
• Family Of Cook County Jail Inmate Who Died Of COVID-19 Files Lawsuit, Takes Issue With Practice Of Shackling Inmates To Hospital Beds
• Coronavirus: Beverly Hills To Require Face Coverings While In Public Starting Friday, Parks Close For Weekend
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Rivers Casino Announces Furloughs And 'Substantial' Pay Cuts
• Metro Drivers Fear Lack Of Social Distancing, Passenger Face Masks After Latest COVID-19 Test
• Online Education Platform Searching For 5,000 New Teachers Due To Demand During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Update: New Outbreak Reported At San Jose Nursing Home; 27 People Infected
• Man Dies After Early Morning Shooting At Modesto Grocery Store Parking Lot
• Better Together: San Jose Church's Massive Food Giveaway Draws Overwhelming Crowds
• Commissioner Nikki Fried: 'Agriculture Is Struggling' As Farmers Have No Place To Deliver Food
• Coronavirus Updates: COVID-19 Headlines & Developments On April 9, 2020
• Coronavirus Protection: Face Masks Now Required When Visiting Yuba, Sutter Counties' Facilities
• Coronavirus: Federal Judge Blocks Ban On Some Texas Abortions During Outbreak
• Judge rejects release of vulnerable Cook County Jail inmates
• County Officials Investigating After 59-Year-Old Man Dies In 2-Vehicle Crash
• Bipartisan lawmakers make another push for remote voting
• Garcetti: Rapid Test Teams To Deploy To Nursing Homes With Suspected COVID Cases To Prevent Spread
• Coronavirus Wedding Woes: Mother Of Sacramento Bride-to-Be Files Lawsuit Against Rustic Barn Venue
• Rihanna, Twitter CEO Donate $4.2M To Shelter Domestic Violence Victims Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Home Health Care Workers For Those With Special Needs Face Big Challenges With COVID-19
• Police: Man Shot In The Head, Killed In East Baltimore
• Can I Get Coronavirus From Handling My Groceries?
• Coronavirus Cases Increase At 2 East Bay Nursing Homes, 7th Resident Dies; Owners Previously Cited
• 3 San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department Employees Test Positive For COVID-19 Bringing Total To 8
• Police: Domestic Disturbance, Burglary Calls Rise In Sacramento Amid Coronavirus Stay-At-Home Order
• Use of Cloth Face Coverings to Help Slow the Spread of COVID-19
• 2 Men Shot In Annapolis Wednesday Night, Police Say
• Face Mask Tutorial
• Coronavirus Community: Folsom Woman Working To Return Sweaters & Lunchboxes Left Behind At Elementary School
• First #ArtOfBaltimore Artist Has Work Displayed Downtown
• Coronavirus In Ohio: Nearly 700,000 File For Unemployment In Just 3 Weeks
• 'Food It Forward' Program Delivers Meals To First Responders, Healthcare Workers During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: How You Can Help Feed Health Care Workers 'Doing The Most Work Right Now'
• Ventura County Sheriff Reports Decrease In Overall Crime, Uptick In Commercial Theft
• Maryland Distilling Company Giving Hand Sanitizer, High-Proof Alcohol To Essential Businesses Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus In Colorado: More Than 30 Workers At JBS Plant Have COVID-19
• LA County Proposes Rent Assistance Program To Help Those Struggling During Coronavirus Crisis
• Former Students Come Together, Appropriately Socially Distanced, To Sing For Retired Teacher Who Died From Coronavirus
• 3 More Die From Coronavirus-Related Illnesses In NH, State Total Rises To 819
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Activists, Volunteers Mobilizing To Get Masks Made, Distributed To African Americans
• Small Aircraft Crash In Marathon Leaves 1 Dead
• 1 Person Dead After House Fire In Baltimore City
• How To Care For Masks To Prevent The Spread Of COVID-19
• Coronavirus Education: With Schools Closed, Anxiety Growing Among High School Students Over College Admissions
• COVID-19 Bailout Money Might Not Be Enough; 'We'd Have To Consider Making Cuts'
• Coronavirus Update: National Guard Deployed As COVID-19 Hits Over Half Of All NJ Nursing Homes, Causing Death Toll To Spike
• Coronavirus In Colorado: 5 Residents At Long-Term Care Facility In Brighton Pass Away, 13 Others Considered Positive
• Roseville Police Searching For Man Accused Of Exposing His Genitals To Minors
• Checking In With Susan Koeppen: Yes, We Need To Stay Home, But Getting Fresh Air Is Also Important For Your Health
• Coronavirus Delaware: Three More Correctional Officers Test Positive As Death Toll Hits 23
• Coronavirus Update: Doctor From Georgia Speaks About Lending A Hand In NYC, 'I Want To Be Useful'
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Telehealth Embraced In Rural Communities
• 'I Just Remember Being Exhausted' : LAPD Commander Recovers From COVID-19
• WATCH: A Look Inside The Special ICU UPMC Uses To Treat Coronavirus Patients
• 'It's Very Difficult'; Coronavirus Pandemic Strains California EDD With Nearly 1 Million Unemployment Claims
• Coronavirus Update: High School Seniors Concerned Over Meeting Graduation Requirements, Scholarship Eligibility
• Coronavirus: State Agency Backtracks After Calling Out North Texas Business For Operating During Pandemic
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Local Girl Scouts Donate Unsold Cookies To Frontline Workers
• Brothers Who Recovered From COVID-19 Want To Donate Blood Plasma, Help Others With Their Antibodies
• MAP: Where Are COVID-19 Deaths Happening? In Chicago, Most Are In Majority-Black Neighborhoods
• Santa Clarita-Based Princess Cruise Lines Sued Over Coronavirus Outbreak
• Coronavirus Measures Taking A Big Bite Out Of Dentists' Time For Tooth-Sore Patients
• Coronavirus Updates: The Latest COVID-19 Headlines From April 9, 2020
• COVID-19 And The Gig Economy; 'These Folks Need Money'
• Coronavirus Update: Summer Camps & Parents Brace For Possibility Of Cancellation
• Coronavirus Update: Berkeley Reports City's First COVID-19 Death
• Coronavirus Response: California Lawmakers Want Details On Newsom's Big Mask Buy
• Coronavirus Update: In The Meatpacking District, Art Is Helping Spread Cheer Amid Pandemic
• Snowmobiler Caught In Avalanche, Carried Into Trees
• Colorado State University Researchers Closing In On Coronavirus Vaccine
• Howard County To Provide 'Emergency Response' Bonuses To On-Site Employees Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• "It Is Encouraging": California Sees Drop In ICU Placements During Coronavirus Outbreak, Newsom Said
• Coronavirus Update: Activists Call For Release Of Santa Rita Inmates Due To COVID-19
• Coronavirus In Texas: Fort Worth Televangelist Kenneth Copeland Calls Out COVID-19, 'You Are Destroyed Forever'
• Mayo Clinic ICU Director Says Number Of Critical Care Patients At Hospital Has Stabilized For Now
• 'Anything He Touched I Trashed': Woman Says She Was Constantly Cleaning After Her Husband Tested Positive For Coronavirus
• Vice President Mike Pence To Deliver Air Force Academy Commencement Speech Via Video Due To Coronavirus Concerns
• 'We Can Do A Lot To Impact Our Community': Maryland Caterer Keeps Staff Employed By Feeding Those In Need Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• TWC Says 'Don't Call Us, We'll Call You' For Those Who Can't File For Unemployment Online
• Woburn Woman Turns 102 With Birthday Parade Of Love
• Coronavirus Impact: Californians On Unemployment To Receive Extra $600 On Top Of Weekly Benefit
• 'Things Will Never, Ever Be The Same': Local Business Owners Prepared For Life Not To Be The Same After Coronavirus Pandemic
• 78-Year-Old Man Dies Over 2 Weeks After Falling Victim To Hit-And-Run In Fort Worth
• "I literally feel like I failed my dad": Surgeon's parents get COVID-19
• 2020 Pittsburgh Steelers Eye On The Draft: Safety
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: 6.6 million filed new unemployment claims
• Coronavirus In Maryland: As Demand Rises, More Maryland Food Bank Distribution Centers Added
• Universal Studios Extends Park Closures Through At Least May 31
• Man Shot In The Face In South Baltimore, Police Say
• Coronavirus Latest: Casino Workers Calling On Gambling Industry To Pay Laid-off Workers Full Salary, Benefits
• Coronavirus Support: Volunteers Help Boston's Seniors Deal With Loneliness, Food Insecurity
• Coronavirus In Texas: Dallas ISD Mulls Over Pass/Fail System For Final Grades
• Federal Judge Denies For Mass Release Of Cook County Jail Detainees, Orders New Safety Measures
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 4-9-20
• Coronavirus Impact: Churches Reinventing Easter Sunday Service In Age Of Social Distancing
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Gov. Tim Walz Defends Extending Stay-At-Home Order Until May 4
• Coronavirus Update From Colorado Health Officials 'We've Pushed Peak Into May'
• UM Capital Region Health Announces Temporary Expansion Of Laurel Medical Center In Response To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Latest: Freebies You Won't Want To Miss Out On During Pandemic
• Coronavirus Update: Families, Couples Learning To Work Alongside One Another From Home
• Reward Up To $25K Offered For Postal Carrier Robbery Suspects In North Chicago
• Coronavirus Update: Broward Charity Gets Helping Hand From BSO Volunteers To Deliver Food To Seniors
• Coronavirus Impact: Shipping Needs Shift To Products In High Demand At MIA, Port Of Miami
• Officer Marco DiFranco Laid To Rest; 198 Chicago Police Officers, Staff Now Reported Positive For COVID-19
• Coronavirus Latest: Philadelphia Police Officer Back On Job After Weekslong Battle With COVID-19
• Haverhill Police To Enforce Social Distancing With Fines
• Some abortions in Texas can continue, federal judge rules
• Coronavirus Crisis Could Be Wreaking Havoc On Your Dreams
• Report: Colorado Ski Attendant Inattentive During Lift Death
• Friends Organize Procession To Show Support For Wheat Ridge Teen Battling Bone Cancer
• Coronavirus Latest: 1 Additional Coronavirus Death Reported At Pleasant View Nursing Home
• Coronavirus In Texas: Denton County Reports 28 New Cases, 2 Additional Deaths
• Online Scammers Who Claim To Be Selling Protective Masks Bilk Lake Zurich Man On eBay
• Quarantine Karaoke Connects People During Coronavirus Crisis
• Coronavirus Crisis: Massachusetts Food Banks Struggle To Meet Demand For Food
• 'I Don't Think I Have Ever, Ever Been This Sick': Beaver Co. Woman Shares Story Of Coronavirus Recovery; Her Husband Now On A Ventilator
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Cases, Deaths Highest Among African-Americans, Data Shows
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Lawn Workers Amped To Be Able To Return To Work
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Miss Your Dental Appointment? Here Are Some Tips For Keeping Your Teeth Healthy
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Tony Luke Talks Son's Battle, Recovery From COVID-19
• Coronavirus Update: 8 Arrested In Monsey For Violating Social Distancing Emergency Orders
• Amid Coronavirus Pandemic, Families Forced To Forego Funerals For Loved Ones Who Recently Died
• Max Minute: What Can You Wear To Protect Yourself From The Coronavirus If You're Allergic To Latex Gloves?
• Coronavirus Meals: Broward, Miami-Dade Schools Will Not Be Distributing Food On Friday
• Coronavirus Latest: Temple University Hospital Treating Highest Number Of COVID-19 Patients In Region
• Housing Authority Of Baltimore To Assist Local Supporters With Making Food Donations
• Coronavirus In Texas: Dallas County 'Getting Close To Flattening The Curve' Governor Says
• Coronavirus Latest: Employee At Amazon Distribution Center In Hanover Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Stocks see best week in 45 years after latest Fed rescue
• Coronavirus Unemployment: $600 Checks On The Way - For Some
• Coronavirus Impact: Nearly One-Third Of Americans Didn't Pay April Rent, New Data Shows
• Now Hiring: Outschool Looking To Hire 3,500 Online Teachers
• Coronavirus: Senior Living Facility Workers Rally For More Protective Gear
• Friends Throw Mini Parade For Towson Woman Celebrating 60th Birthday
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: How You Can Help Ronald McDonald House Kids & Their Families During The Pandemic
• Rebuilding the church destroyed on 9/11
• Advocacy Groups Worried About Unreported Domestic Violence, Child Abuse During Stay-At-Home Orders
• Coronavirus Recovery Story: Marshfield Man Beats Severe COVID-19 Case
• San Francisco Secures Housing For Domestic Violence Survivors During Coronavirus Shelter-In-Place
• Jahri Evans, NFL 2010s All-Decade Team Selectee And Frankford High Product, Continues To Give Back To Hometown
• Comptroller Peter Franchot Reminds Business Owners April Sales & Use Tax Not Due Until June 1
• Baking More? LAUSD Shares Legendary Old Fashioned Coffee Cake Recipe Amid 'Safer-At-Home' Orders
• Coronavirus Passover: Rabbi Finds Quarantine Creating 'Stronger Community' As Synagogues Serve Seder From Afar
• Coronavirus Update: Newsom Unveils Housing Plan For California Health Care Workers
• Coronavirus In Texas: Emergency Rule Adopted To Put More Nurse Aides In Nursing Homes
• Coronavirus Update: Officials Outline The Next Phase, Gradually Easing Restrictions
• Fire Burns San Jose Home With Illegal Marijuana Grow Operation Inside
• Coronavirus Help: Thousands Of Unemployment Applications Handed Out A Miami-Dade Libraries
• Gov. JB Pritzker Says Festival Organizers Should 'Think Seriously About Canceling Large Summer Events' Due To COVID-19
• OC Will Not Require Face Masks For Essential Workers; Zero New Deaths Reported
• Summer Classes At College Of DuPage Will Be Online
• Coronavirus By The Numbers: Unprecedented Unemployment As Businesses Remain Closed
• Coronavirus In Texas: Governor Abbott - 'Aggressive Strategies To Make Sure Texas Is First At Getting Back To Work'
• Coronavirus In Chicago: City, CTA, CPS To Get More Than $1.5 Billion Combined In Federal COVID-19 Relief Funds
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Grocery Stores Adhering To New Social Distancing Mandates Put Forth By Gov. Murphy
• Northfield Bass Pro Shops Ordered To Close For Violating Stay-At-Home Order
• Coronavirus Latest: Pennsylvania Schools To Remain Closed For Rest Of Academic Year
• Coronavirus Update: Newsom Reports Drop In Number Of Californians Being Treated In ICU Units
• Construction In Colorado: Situation Grows Bleaker By The Day For Contractors
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Port Authority To Limit Number Of Riders On Buses, Light Rails
• Safeway Confirms Coronavirus Diagnoses Among Employees At Tracy Distribution Center
• Coronavirus Latest: Disconnect Continues Between Local, Federal Officials As White House Calls Philadelphia Hot Spot
• Coronavirus Update: Regulators Set To Decide On Utility Bill Cuts
• Coronavirus In Texas: Dallas City Leaders Finalizing Proposed Emergency Ordinance To Prevent Evictions
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 70 New Deaths, 2,151 Additional Cases
• Coronavirus New Jersey: State In 'Fight Of Our Lives' As COVID-19 Death Toll Stands At 1,700
• Coronavirus Front Lines: Deep Discounts On Hotels Available For California Healthcare Workers
• Key material behind the shortage of N95 masks
• Police: Man, 41, Arrested After Violating No Contact Order, Fleeing Police In Willmar
• Santa Clara Co. Looks At Vote-By-Mail November Election If Coronavirus Outbreak Persists
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Operation We Can Sew It Gives 1,300 Masks To Denver Firefighters
• Todd Gurley, Clay Matthews Say Rams Owe Them Money
• Coronavirus In West Virginia: Nursing Home Described As State's 'Ground Zero' Reports 2nd Death
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: Philadelphia COVID-19 Cases Top 5,000 As Statewide Total Climbs Over 18,000; Death Toll Rises To 338
• Coronavirus Latest: Maryland Urgent Care First To Offer FDA-Approved Rapid COVID-19 Test In This Region
• Coronavirus In MN: MDH Commissioner Says Reports State Is Overcounting COVID-19 Deaths Are 'Confusion' And 'Misinformation'
• Illinois Surpasses 16,000 COVID-19 Cases, 500 Deaths; But Gov. JB Pritzker Says 'We Are In Fact Bending The Curve'
• Broadband Fiber Network Launches Across Northwest Colorado
• Coronavirus Changes: Brookline Removing Several Parking Lanes To Make Social Distancing Easier For Pedestrians
• Stimulus check: How much money will you get, and when?
• Coronavirus Latest: Thomas Jefferson University Hospital Nurse Back At Work After Tough Battle With COVID-19
• Philadelphia Weather: Strong Storms Hit Region As Several Waves Of Showers, Thunderstorms Struck Area
• 'Stay Away': Singer-Songwriter, Randy Newman Composes Song About Social Distancing
• Baker Will Be Careful About Letting 'Insidious' Coronavirus Come Back
• U.S. expels 6,300 migrants from border under coronavirus order
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Western Pa. Healthcare Workers On The Frontline Join National 'Give Me PPE' Protest
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Sanitas Brewing Debuts 'Ice Cream Beer Truck'
• Coronavirus In Texas: Small Businesses Getting Creative To Survive
• Drew Lock Shares Message Of Thanks To Colorado Health Care Workers
• Coronavirus: In NJ's Worst Hot Zones, Volunteer EMTs Face Long Days, Viral Dangers And Constant Tragedy Without A Dime Of Pay
• Virus cases soar to 416 on U.S. warship after captain fired
• Biden adopts parts of Sanders' policies on health care and student debt
• 'I Don't Think He's The Greatest Quarterback Of All-Time': Bradshaw Sounds Off On Ben, Brady And The Greatest Of All-Time Debate
• Forbes Estimates Yankees Worth $5 Billion
• Coronavirus Update: Alameda County Moves Some Homeless To Hotel Rooms In Oakland
• Coronavirus Orders: Hialeah, North Miami Beach Now Mandate Face Masks While Shopping, Picking Up Take Out
• Coronavirus Latest: Pimlico Testing Site Opening Friday
• 83-Year-Old Man Hit And Killed While Walking Dog With His Wife
• Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore Releases COVID-19 Cases By ZIP Code, 21215 Has Largest Amount At 64 Cases
• Medical panel says effectiveness of homemade masks is inconclusive
• Pennsylvania Death Row Inmates' Deal For Better Conditions Gets Approved
• Coronavirus In Texas: Developing An Emergency Plan For Pets
• Ed's Driveway: The Hyundai Palisade SUV
• Coronavirus Cancellations: PIAA Cancels Sports For The Rest Of The School Year
• COVID In California: ICU Cases Drop, Hotel Vouchers For Frontline Medical Workers
• 2 Homeless People In Sacramento County Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Animal Lovers Answer Call To Clear Shelters In Riverside County During Coronavirus Outbreak
• This business owner received one of the first SBA loans
• CBS3's Don Bell: 'Shortened MLB Season Could Help Phillies'
• 61-Year-Old Arlington Woman Drowns After Falling Asleep In Hot Tub, Police Say
• Most of NYC's coronavirus cases came from Europe
• Home Depot Donates Washer And Dryer To Fire Station, Limiting Coronavirus Risk To Families
• Coronavirus Update: 799 More New Yorkers Succumb To The Virus, Cuomo Mourns 'Shocking, Painful, Breathtaking' Loss
• Second Suspect Arrested In February Murder Of Anthony Richardson Jr. In Parkville
• Coronavirus In Texas: DART Delivering Meals Via Bus To Dallas ISD Students
• Woman asked Alexa for help before dying of coronavirus
• Coronavirus In Dallas County: 108 New Cases, 2 More Deaths Include Resident Of Long-Term Care Facility
• Southlake Students Make 3D-Printed Protective Face Shields For Fire Department
• Coronavirus Resources: Baltimore County To Expand Meal Distribution To 30 Sites With Help Of Maryland National Guard
• Coronavirus: Fast Food Workers Across California Go On Strike
• During COVID-19 Crisis, Texas Friday Night Lights At School Fields Offer A 'Sign Of Hope'
• Restaurant Depot Opens To Public For First-Time Ever
• Coronavirus Help: Broward Salvation Army Sees Big Increase In Need During Food Distributions
• Bar Owner Takes Down Money Stapled To Walls And Ceilings To Pay Employees During Coronavirus Crisis
• Pirates 'Could Actually Be In Contention' In Shortened Season, Says KDKA's Bob Pompeani
• Senators demand more information from Trump on ousting of intel community inspector general
• Coronavirus Latest: No Decision Yet About Maryland Schools Closing Through June
• Whitmer Extends, Expands "Stay Home, Stay Safe" Executive Order Through April 30
• Thousands Wait In Cars, On Foot In The Rain For Food Pantry Giveaway
• A Happy Ending For Max (Vinny The Pit Bull) Left For Dead In Garbage Bag
• Coronavirus Shutdown Presents Challenges For Sports Teams, Sponsors
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: City School Teachers Pick Up Laptops To Prepare For Remote Learning
• Cards Pour In For Bessie's 109th Birthday At Nursing Facility In Morris
• 'I Hope It Helps People Feel Less Alone': Laura Prepon On Book 'You And I As Mothers' & Orange Is The New Black
• Georgetown Lake Closes To All Activities Except Walking
• Bemidji Officers Find Body Of Man, 35, Missing Since Late 2019
• Buccaneers GM Jason Licht Downplays Rob Gronkowski Rumors (Which Were Started By A Dog)
• Boston Acquires 240 Beds For Workers On Coronavirus Front Lines
• Coronavirus Update: Mayo Researchers Highlight The Risk Posed By False Negatives
• Front Range Leads Colorado Areas For Snowpack
• Colorado Coronavirus-Related Job Losses Continue: More Than 46,000 People File For Unemployment
• Polito: Victims Of Domestic Violence 'Not Alone' During Coronavirus Crisis
• Coronavirus Support: Massachusetts Unemployment Recipients Should Start Seeing Extra $600 In Weekly Benefits
• Federal stimulus checks expected to start within days
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: U.S. Bank Stadium, Target Field & I-35W Bridge To Honor Frontline Workers For #LightItBlue
• Apartments for Rent In Detroit for $1,300
• Crews Rescue Person Trapped Under Tree In Patapsco Valley State Park
• Coronavirus Outbreak: Federal Judge Orders Four ICE Detainees Released In Wake Of Virus Threat
• Grocery store clerk, 27, dies from coronavirus
• 'More Zoom Parties, More Alcohol Consumption': Hard Seltzer, Tequila Sales Boom During COVID-19 Lockdown
• State Police Looking For Missing Endangered 19-Year-Old Marcus Schoener
• Allied Universal Security Hiring 300 Employees For McCormick Place Field Hospital
• AAA Texas: Gasoline Demand Is At Lowest Level In 52 Years Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Update: New Jersey Tops 51,000 COVID-19 Cases, 1,700 Deaths
• Westminster Police Officers' Actions In Shooting Of 29-Year-Old 'Legally Justified,' Investigation Concludes
• Coronavirus Resources: Baltimore Spirits Company Making Hand Sanitizer, Selling T-Shirts To Benefit Local Service Industry
• AG Nessel Warns Michiganders Of Door-To-Door Scammers
• Westmoreland Co. Man Shot While Allegedly Assaulting His Mother
• PGA Planning 'Full Steam Ahead' With Fans At Northern Trust At TPC Boston
• Denver Zoo Celebrates 'National Unicorn Day' With One-Horned Rhino
• Detroit Living on a Budget: What $600 in Rent gets You
• City Of Miami To Ask Gov. Ron Desantis To Retroactively Compensate Unemployed
• Trump Administration Quietly Shuts Down Asylum Along U.S.-Mexican Borders To Fight COVID-19
• Coronavirus Latest: US Postal Service Hiring For Numerous Jobs In Maryland
• Eagles Quarterback Carson Wentz Says God Will Lead Us Through Coronavirus Crisis
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 'Worst-Case' University Of Minnesota Financial Forecast Predicts $315 Million Loss From COVID-19
• Once Hailed As A Community Service Hero, Fort Worth Officer Damon Cole Facing Family Violence Charges
• New York sees highest single-day death toll for third straight day
• Why Grocery Stores Could Start Taking Customers' Temperatures
• Minnesota Lawmakers Reach Deal On Insulin Affordability Wednesday
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Police Bureau Dealing With 3 Additional Positive Cases Of COVID-19
• Fatal Crashes Surge, Despite Fewer Drivers On The Road Amid Stay-At-Home Order
• Waffle House Sale Swarmed By Online Shoppers - Waffle Mix Completely Gone In 4 Hours
• 'This Is A Crime!' Police Warn Of $5,500 Fine For Littering Coronavirus Masks, Gloves
• Minnesota Supreme Court Rules Some Voter Data Private
• SF Supervisor: Close Great Highway To Cars During Coronavirus Shelter-In-Place
• Coronavirus Executive Orders Aimed At Increasing Number Of Mass. Healthcare Workers
• Coronavirus Delaware: Officials Limiting Number Of Visitors In State Parks, Wildlife Areas To Ensure Social Distancing
• A Funeral. A Birthday Party. A Church Service. How A COVID-19 Cluster In Chicago Spread And Killed Three People
• Easy Easter Recipe Ideas for A Low-Stress, If Coronavirus Altered, Sunday Dinner
• Coronavirus Update: Walnut Creek's Lindsay Wildlife Raises Funds To Weather COVID-19
• ACLU Of Maryland Files Lawsuit Against Baltimore Police Over Private Plane Surveillance Program
• Coronavirus Impact: Gas Prices Fall Below $0.80 In Some Parts Of Minnesota
• Coronavirus Latest: Maryland Releases Racial Data On COVID-19 For The First Time As Cases Grow To 6,185 In Maryland, 138 Deaths Reported
• Vogue's Anna Wintour on fund to rescue fashion industry
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• Chicago's Black Leaders Discuss COVID-19 Pandemic
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• Coronavirus Latest: More Than 108K Unemployment Claims Filed In Maryland Last Week, More Than In All Of 2019
• Help The Denver Zoo Name Their Baby Greater One-Horned Rhino
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• Companies Announce Hiring Plans In Chicago Area; See Who's Hiring
• Coronavirus In Indiana: Deaths From COVID-19 In Lake County Rise To 19, With 245 Across State
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Medtronic Gets FDA Approval To Offer Ventilator In United States
• San Francisco Resident Held At Gunpoint During Home Invasion Robbery; 3 Suspects Sought
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• St. Joseph Mercy Health System Medical Director Breaks Down The COVID-19 Pandemic, Explains What We All Can Do To Help
• Report: Second SoFi Stadium Construction Worker Diagnosed With Coronavirus
• CTA To Allow Rear Door Boarding On Buses; Drivers May Skip Stops If Buses Get Crowded To Limit Spread Of Coronavirus
• Report: Bulls To Hire Nuggets' Arturas Karnisovas As Basketball Operations VP
• Will Central Air Be Safe During Warmer Weather? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Coronavirus Latest: 16 Baltimore City Police Officers, 3 Civilian Employees Test Positive For COVID-19
• Girl who sparked marijuana reform dies after getting unspecified virus
• College Admissions Scam: Feds Call Misconduct Claims By Lori Loughlin And Other Parents 'Baseless'
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Lab-Confirmed COVID-19 Cases Rise To 1,242; 11 More Deaths Reported
• Pa. Health Dept.: 29 Additional Coronavirus-Related Deaths Reported, Cases Statewide Jump To 18,228
• Warriors Star Steph Curry Delivers Pep Talk To Hospital Workers On Coronavirus Front Lines
• Jim Nantz Missing Final Four And Masters, But Looking Forward To 'Symbol Of Hope' With Fall Tournament'
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• LeBron: No 'Closure If We Do Not Finish This Season'
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• 'It's Great When You Can Watch The Older Guys And Learn From Them': Nate Bargatze On Comedy Career, Chris Rock, Marc Maron
• Sun Country Airlines To Offer Free Flights To Healthcare Workers Through End Of April
• Mayor Duggan Says Coronavirus 'Starting To Weaken' In Detroit
• Clinical trial begins for drug Trump called "game changer"
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Sleep Number Furloughs 40% Of Its 4,400 Workers
• Coronavirus Latest: 57 Confirmed COVID-19 Cases In Maryland Correctional Facilities, Officials Say
• Tyler Perry pays grocery bills for elderly shoppers
• Coronavirus Resources: Baltimore County Issues Immediate Hiring Freeze For All Non-Essential Workers
• Coronavirus: LA County Begins Free Delivery Service For Seniors, Disabled
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• Coronavirus In Texas: 7-Eleven Donates Juice To YMCA Dallas Emergency Childcare Program
• Hall Of Famer Kevin Garnett Trying To Make The Most Of 'Upside-Down' 2020
• Coronavirus Latest: Major Meat Processors Shutting Down Plants As Employees Get Sick With COVID-19
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• 'Eagles Need Players Who Can Break Game Open On Offense': CBS3's Don Bell On 2020 NFL Draft
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• Suspect In December Stockton Shooting That Left 17-Year-Old Dead Arrested In Hayward
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• Former Duncanville High Star To Participate In NBA H-O-R-S-E Challenge
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• Coronavirus Impact: Massachusetts Saw Nearly 140,000 Jobless Claims Last Week
• Report: Julian Edelman's Vandalism Charge Dropped In Beverly Hills
• Rural Indiana Coronavirus Worry: 'What More Could I Have Done?'
• Coronavirus In Texas: 36 New Cases In Collin County, Including 7 In Plano
• Whitmer: Resources For Sexual Assault Survivors Continue During COVID-19 Crisis
• Minneapolis Officer Shoots, Kills Dog After Responding To Call Of Man Bit
• Gov. Wolf Orders All Pa. Schools Remain Closed Through Rest Of Academic Year Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Jobs: Yelp Announces Layoffs, Furloughs Of More Than 2,000 Employees
• Coronavirus In Wisconsin: Gov. Evers Closes 40 State Parks, Recreational Areas
• Grand Princess Passengers File Lawsuit, Claim Negligence In Coronavirus Response
• Hannaford To Close On Easter Sunday To Give Employees 'Well-Deserved' Day Off
• Coronavirus Cases In California Prisons Multiplied In Days, Inmates Fear Further Spread
• Former Blackhawks Star Jeremy Roenick 'Staying Active To Cancel Out My Quarantine Snacks'
• Coronavirus Shelter-In-Place: West Contra Costa Schools Expand Free Meals To Dinner Time
• South St. Paul Shooting Victim ID'd As Brandon Nieves
• Michigan Adds Staff, Hours To Unemployment Office To Combat Overload
• Surgeon general on COVID-19's disproportionate impact on black America
• TIMELINE: Coronavirus In Maryland, Tracking The Spread
• Dr. Oz Asks Dr. Cardillo If Any Of His Patients Experienced Side Effects From Taking High Doses Of Zinc. 
• Tiger Faces Another Lawsuit, This Time He'll Need His Caddie
• Stephen Gostkowski Eager To Kick Again In 2020
• Diana DeGette Believes Trump Awarded Ventilators As Political Favor To Cory Gardner
• Trader Joe's No Longer Allowing Personal Bags Amid COVID-19 Concerns
• Dallas Officer Who Works At Headquarters Is Department's 8th Positive Case Of Coronavirus
• Coronavirus: Surfers Forced To Shore By Boats In Malibu After Attempting Sunset Ride
• The Voice Of CBS Golf Silenced By Coronavirus
• Detroit Hospital Workers Say People Are Dying In The ER Hallways Before Help Can Arrive
• Several Crashes Reported Following Overnight Snow In Central, Northwestern Minnesota
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• Sheltering At Home, Jim Nantz Adjusting To Life Without Final Four, The Masters
• Coronavirus Latest: New Jersey Unemployment Claims Climb 32%, Breaking Previous Record
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• Senate Democrats block $250 billion expansion of small business loans
• Crews Rescue 4-Year-Old From 10-Foot Concrete Hole In Carroll County
• Coronavirus Field Hospital Opens At Worcester's DCU Center
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Rowan College Drive-Thru Testing Site Closed Until Next Thursday
• Brady: It Was 'Just Time' To Leave Pats For New Challenge
• Survey Finds Most Americans Have Down-Shifted Their Personal Hygiene
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• ER Specialist Dr. Cardillo Explains Why He Believes Zinc Could Be Beneficial If Added To Coronavirus Drug Protocols.
• Volunteers lend RVs to workers on the front lines of pandemic
• Another 6.6 Million Jobless Claims Filed; Decade Of Job Growth Disappears In Less Than A Month
• Minnesota Monthly Looks For State's Cutest Pet
• Chicago Weather: Temperature Drop, High Winds, Rain And Possible Snow Ahead
• Rex Ryan Spews A Bunch Of Nonsense About Brady-Belichick Debate
• Linda Tripp, key figure in Clinton impeachment, dies at 70
• This is how coughing can spread coronavirus in a store, according to researchers
• Some Shoppes At Arbor Lakes Stores Offer Curbside Pickup
• Illinois Unemployment Claims Surge To Over 201,000 For Week Of March 30, Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Trump says he doesn't want to give a date for reopening the economy
• A decade of job growth vanishes in less than a month
• U.S. Jobless Claims Rise For Third Straight Week, 6.6 Million More Americans Apply For Unemployment
• Weather Blog: Perfect Weekend To Stay In
• Coronavirus Latest: Virginia Bus Service To DC Will Suspend Rides Starting Friday
• Ones For Texas: Local Woman Sets Up Community Table To Hand Out Food, Small Businesses Celebrate Easter
• Oprah Winfrey Chooses Book About Colorado Family For Book Club
• Baltimore Police Arrest Suspect Keith Gladden In Fatal Shooting Of 20-Year-Old
• 6.6 Million More Americans Lost Jobs In The Last Week
• Coronavirus Update: North Dakota Governor Defends Decision Not To Issue Stay-At-Home Order
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• LAPD Officer Hospitalized After Being Hit In Neck With Possible Pellet Gun
• Coronavirus Casts A Dark Cloud Over Once-Thriving Home Market
• Route 128 In Peabody Closed Temporarily Because Of Low-Hanging Wires
• Pence says Americans will begin to see checks at the end of next week
• Coronavirus Roundup: Naked Man Zoombombs Berkeley Online Classroom; Six Die In East Bay Senior Care Facility Outbreak
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• Coronavirus Latest: Northern Liberties Restaurant 'El Camino Real' Starts Community Kitchen For Those In Need During Pandemic
• Medical Worker Digitally Takes CBS 11 Inside North Texas ICU Dedicated To Coronavirus Patients
• 2 Injured After Gun Accidentally Discharged Near Belmont CTA Station; Brown, Red Line Delays Expected
• With Races Shut Down Due To COVID-19 Crisis, Running Industry Racing Against The Clock To Pay Bills
• Many Laid Off Workers Still Having Trouble Applying For Unemployment
• Coronavirus Prep: Field Hospitals In Miami-Dade, Broward Being Set Up For Possible Surge In Cases
• Bars, Stores Already Receiving Citations For Not Following Social Distancing
• Passover Dinners Being Spent Online Due To Social Distancing Guidelines
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: SEPTA Moves To Lifeline Service For All Transportation Lines In Effort To Protect Riders, Employees From COVID-19 Outbreak
• Social Media Roundup: Virtual Photo Shoots, Neighborhood Gardens, Wuhan Reopens & More
• Coronavirus Crisis: Boston Sports Club To Freeze Membership Fees After Complaints
• Coronavirus In Texas: First Prison Inmate Dies Of COVID-19, As Statewide Lockdowns Expand
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• Fire Tears Through Warehouse In Kensington
• Amid rush for ventilators, doctors warn of shortage of crucial drugs
• Fire Spreads From One Home To Another In Jeannette
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cold Front Brings Brief Cool Down Across The Area
• Coronavirus Latest: 4 Residents At Paul's Run Retirement Community Test Positive For COVID-19
• Apparently COVID-19-linked "disturbance" hits Seattle area prison
• Soyuz rocket with crew of 3 launched to space station
• A Truly Forgotten Patriots Playoff Game: Historic McGinest Showing, A Vinatieri Punt And A Watson Track Race
• 'It's Really Amazing:' Jigsaw Puzzle Sales Skyrocket As More Americans Are In Isolation
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