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Articles from April 12, 2020

• 2-Year-Old Lamont Boy Sought In Amber Alert Found
• Online Video Dating Spikes As People Seek Romantic Connection During Quarantine
• Elderly Woman's Body Discovered Near Fullerton Church
• Groups Of San Franciscans Gather At Parks On Sunny Easter Day Despite Shelter-In-Place
• Resident's Daughter Shares Concerns As Cherry Creek Nursing Center In Aurora Reports Deaths From Coronavirus
• Orange County Cancer Survivor Talks About His Experience With Coronavirus
• DTLA Honors Heroes On The Front Lines Of The Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Impact: Grass Valley City Officials Propose Layoffs Due To Lost Revenue
• 'Everybody Help One Another So We Can Get Through This Together': Broncos Linebacker Todd Davis
• Family Of Saul Sanchez Blames JBS Plant After Coronavirus Death As Cases Increase
• Home Buyers Make Bids On Property Without Ever Stepping Foot Inside
• Coronavirus Concerns: Approx. 300 Inmates In Stanislaus County To Be Released Following Statewide Bail Order
• U.S. Postal Service Shows How It's Protecting Customers and Workers
• CHP: Vehicle Struck By Gunfire Along Hwy. 99 In South Sacramento
• Los Angeles County Announces 31 New Coronavirus-Related Deaths
• Heavy Rain, Gusty Wind And Power Outages Likely In Monday Storm
• Burning Car Rolls Into Fire Engine As Crews Contain 2-Alarm House Fire In Orinda
• Sideshow Activity Involving Approx. 150 Cars Results In 4 Arrests, Collision With CHP Car
• Coronavirus Update: Video Shows Homeless Taking Over Car After Car On No. 2 Subway Line
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Neel Kashkari Says Small Businesses Likely To Suffer Til COVID-19 Vaccine Arrives
• During Coronavirus Pandemic, Some Essential Employees Got An Easter Break
• Call Mounts In Chicago For Governors Around Country To Protect Seniors In Nursing Homes Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Coronavirus updates from April 12, 2020
• Auburn Mayor Faces Backlash For Facebook Posts Aimed At President Trump, White House's Handling Of Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Update: De Blasio, Cuomo Go Back-And-Forth On Decision To Close NYC Public Schools
• Coronavirus Update: De Blasio Says Targeted Testing Coming, Rate Of Increase In Cases Overall Has Slowed
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Sees Increase Of 2,615 Cases, 70 Deaths
• Coronavirus Has North Shore Communities Enforcing Restrictions To Curb Pandemic
• Scientists Looking To Antibody Testing For Answers Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Mental Health & Coronavirus: Local Therapist Says Staying Connected To Loved Ones Is Crucial
• Stop Work Order Issued For Demolition At Crawford Power Plant After Dust Cloud Blankets Area Following Smokestack Implosion
• Miami-Dade Police Make Arrests In Shooting Death Of Terra Senior Andrea Camps
• Coronavirus Response: With Fewer Drivers On The Road, Insurers Including State Farm, Progressive Offering Auto Policy Credits
• 'Jesus Can Come To You': Marylanders Celebrate Easter Virtually Due To Coronavirus
• Stephen Geer, Maryland Man Missing For Two Months, Found Dead In Washington County
• 9-Month-Old Baby Found Inside Stolen SUV From Anne Arundel County, Police Say
• Andrew Costas, Rebecca Matathias Arrested In Suspicious Fires At Wheaton Religious Facility
• Third Cook County Jail Inmate Dies After Testing Positive For Coronavirus
• Easter Egg Hunts Turn To Snowbunny Construction: Minnesotans Roll With Holiday Storm During Pandemic
• 'I Hope You Catch Corona': Florida Man Coughs At Deputies While Being Arrested
• Police Union Sends Open Letter To Broward Sheriff Greg Tony In Support Of Suspended Union President Jeff Bell
• Coronavirus Delaware County: Over 600 Meals Delivered To Health Care Workers At 6 Hospitals For Holiday Weekend
• Coronavirus Economy: Pennsylvania Lawmakers Split Over Series Of Bills That Could Reopen Some Businesses
• Man Fatally Stabbed In NW Baltimore Sunday Night, Police Say
• IRS Sends Out First Wave Of Stimulus Checks
• Baltimore Archbishop William Lori Volunteers At Food Giveaway After Easter Mass
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 4-12-20
• Sacramento Rendering Company Donates 250 Meals To Healthcare Workers
• Judge rules Alabama can't prohibit abortion during pandemic
• San Francisco, Oakland, San Jose Report Large Violent Crime Decline During Shelter-In-Place
• Fatal Solo Motorcycle Accident Near Lake Berryessa Briefly Closes Highway 128
• Coronavirus In West Virginia: Individual In One Of WVU's Residence Halls Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Update: Cuomo Issues Executive Order Requiring Essential Workers Wear Masks, Calls For Repeal Of SALT Tax
• Coronavirus In Texas: 7th Fort Worth Police Officer Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Enoki Mushrooms Sold At Great Wall Supermarkets In Maryland, Virginia Recalled Over Listeria Concerns
• Coronavirus Testing For JBS Plant Employees Postponed
• Better Together: Volunteers Phone In To Keep Seniors Company During Shelter-In-Place
• Family builds replica stores to entertain girl during pandemic
• Church Leaders Say Coronavirus Stay Home Orders Brings Hidden Blessing On Easter
• Florida Coronavirus Update: Prison Inmates To Make Face Masks For Correctional Officers
• Coronavirus Update: Civic Center Park Closed Over Health Concerns
• Coronavirus Update: NYPD Mourning Loss Of 20th Member Due To Virus
• Coronavirus Update: Tips For Helping Parents Deal With The Many Questions They Get From Their Kids
• Paul Pierce Got Swept By Zach LaVine In NBA's HORSE Competition
• Coronavirus Test Site At Hard Rock Stadium Expanding To Anyone Despite Age, Job Or Symptoms
• Minnesota Weather: Quick Snowstorm Turns Easter Into Christmas; More Snow Monday
• Worcester Police Searching For SUV That Knocked Rider Off Motorcycle
• Coronavirus: Worshippers Mark Easter Sunday With Drive-In Service
• Ambridge Interim Chief Of Police Mark Romutis Dies
• Family Surprises Great-Grandmother With Social Distance Easter Parade
• Somerville Man Faces Charges In Fatal Stabbing Of Neighbor, DA Says
• 'Hoppy Hunting My Bunnies': Gritty Goes On Self-Isolation Easter Egg Hunt
• Rush Copley Medical Center In Aurora Placed On Lockdown Due To Shots Fired Nearby
• Worshipers Tune Radios To Easter Church Services At San Jose Drive-In Theater
• Chauncey Billups Beats Trae Young In 1st Round Of NBA's HORSE Competition
• Police: 47-Year-Old Woman Stabbed Multiple Times, Killed In West Philadelphia
• Former NFL Star, Cowboys Coach Jon Kitna Heads To Burleson High For New Position
• Walmart CEO: We're In The Hair Color Phase Of Panic Buying
• Mayor Lightfoot On 'Face The Nation:' Coronavirus Is 'Devastating The African American Community
• 2 Dead, 1 Injured In Shooting On South Tennyson Street
• Coronavirus Update: City Harvest Official Says Fight Against Hunger In NYC 'Is Overwhelming', 'It's Touching Everybody'
• Coronavirus Cases Continue To Rise In Colorado With Outbreaks At Residential Facilities
• Elk Grove Police Investigate Shooting That Left 1 Man Hospitalized
• 35W Bridge Collapse Survivor Spreading Joy As Easter Bunny
• Coronavirus Update: Surreal Easter As Thousands Celebrate Resurrection Of Jesus Christ Online
• Easter Dinner Giveaway Expands To Include All Nominated At Westin, Maya In Vail Valley During Coronavirus
• Fort Lauderdale Fire Rescue Saves Puppy Stuck In Tire Rim
• 1 Dead, 3 Injured After Single-Vehicle Crash In Grand Prairie
• Historic Fort Undamaged By 1,500-Acre Brush Fire
• Dealerships Bring Cars To Potential Buyers For Test Drives During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Philadelphia Weather: Tropical Storm-Like Conditions With Threat Of Severe Thunderstorms Expected Monday
• Coronavirus Pandemic: Santa Clara Officials Report 3 New Deaths, Confirmed Cases Top 1,620
• 21-Year-Old With Asperger Syndrome Missing For 3 Weeks
• "He had a world view." Wynton Marsalis on late father
• With Low Chances Of Kids Returning To Classrooms, North Texas Mom Shares Advice On Homeschooling
• Resurrecting the church destroyed on 9/11
• Easter Services Go Virtual Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• NYC hospitals short on equipment treating coronavirus
• Easter on Mt. Athos
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Much-Needed Relief For Philly Nonprofits Expected This Week
• Boston Restaurants Dish Up Easter Dinner For First Responders
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Churches Get Creative To Observe Easter Sunday In Stay-At-Home Era
• Easter Sunday Services Adapt To Social Distancing During COVID-19 Era
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Gov. Phil Murphy Says Fight Against COVID-19 Still In 'Early Stage' On 'Face The Nation'
• 41 New Coronavirus Cases Reported In New Hampshire
• Coronavirus Easter: From Outdoor Masses To Virtual Services, Philadelphians Find Unique Ways To Celebrate
• Coronavirus Delaware: COVID-19 Survivor 'Wouldn't Wish This On Anyone' As She's Discharged With Easter Surprise
• Boston Mayor Marty Walsh Speaks To City's Children About Coronavirus On Twitter
• Coronavirus Latest: Maryland Releases ZIP Code Data For First Time, 8,225 COVID-19 Cases Reported
• 1 Man Shot In Rancho Cordova Neighborhood; Suspect At Large
• Plane With 91,000 Pounds Of PPE Lands in New Hampshire
• Police Arrest Man Suspected Of Stealing Coronavirus Test Sample From Sutter Davis
• Some Working At Home During Coronavirus Donate Gas Money To Charity
• Suspected tornado tears through Louisiana, damaging homes
• Coronavirus: Rev. Robert Schuller Holds Pop-Up Drive-In Church Service On Easter Sunday
• California Wineries Embrace Virtual Tastings During Coronavirus Shutdown
• 1 Dead, 1 Arrested After Fight Leads To Stabbing In Stockton
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Moose Lake Prison Under 'Stay With Unit' Plan After Dozens Presumed Ill
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Third Inmate At Allegheny County Jail Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Free Food Distribution Sites For Families In Need Closed Monday Due To Weather Forecast
• Chicago Weather: Showers Sunday Night, Winds To Pick Up
• Mental Health Professionals Say Baking During A Pandemic Can Relieve Stress
• 3 Dead After Wrong-Way Crash On Dallas North Tollway
• Coronavirus Latest: State Strike Team Deployed After More COVID-19 Cases Confirmed At Calvert Manor Healthcare Center
• 4-Time All-Star Cubs Infielder Glenn Beckert Dies At 79
• Coronavirus In Texas: 84-Year-Old McKinney Man Dies From COVID-19 2 Days After Diagnosis
• There Won't Be New Emojis In 2021 Due To Coronavirus
• New Castle Police Searching For Suspect In Homicide Case
• Peace With Christ Church Offers Drive-Up Easter Holiday Meal Baskets
• Pittsburgh churches band together for a virtual Easter blessing
• 12-Year-Old Celebrates Birthday In Isolation By Filling In World Map With The Help Of Twitter
• 1 Year Ago, Emmanuel Aranda Threw 5-Year-Old Boy From Third-Story In Mall Of America
• New York Weather: 4/12 Easter Sunday Evening Weather Headlines
• North Philly Double Shooting Leaves Man Fighting For Life: Police
• Man Rescued From Disabled Sailboat 200 Miles Off Jersey Shore: Coast Guard
• Dick's Sporting Goods Furloughing Most Of Its 40,000 Employees
• Number Of Illinois COVID-19 Cases Tops 20,000, But Pritzker Says There's Evidence Curve Is Being Bent
• Carjacking, Attempted Murder Suspect Killed In South City Police Shooting
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Hennepin Healthcare Launches Clinical Trials On Remdesivir For Treating COVID-19
• Coronavirus In Texas: COVID-19 Death Toll Nears 300
• Coronavirus In Texas: Dallas County Reports 4 New Deaths, 79 Additional Cases
• Here's How Hospitals Are Celebrating When A Coronavirus Patient Is Released
• Super Cute! Calif. Family Builds Replica Target, Starbucks Stores To Keep Little Girl Entertained
• When Do Coronavirus Patients Who Lost Their Sense Of Smell Get It Back?
• California Officials Ponder Strategy Should Multiple Disasters Strike During Pandemic
• Coronavirus: Long Beach Police Step Up Enforcement Of Stay-At-Home Orders
• Local Family, Friends Hold Birthday Parade For 4-Year-Old Girl
• Man Arrested After Leading State Troopers On Chase In South Metro
• 1 Dead After Aurora Police Find 2 Stabbed Inside Apartment
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Some Golf Courses Remain Open, With Restrictions
• Coronavirus: Nurses At Providence St. John's Health Center In Santa Monica Protest Alleged Lack Of PPE
• Blue Light Shines on Mount Davidson Cross in Easter Tribute to Pandemic Frontline Workers
• All Adoptable Dogs Have New Homes, Says Chicago Animal Care And Control
• Baking During A Pandemic Can Reduce Stress And Provide Comfort, Experts Say
• Minneapolis Fed chief says Fed is being "as aggressive as possible"
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Officials Announce Additional 3,733 COVID-19 Cases As Statewide Total Tops 61,000
• Coronavirus Testing Site To Open In Chelsea As City's Cases Grow
• Trump to weigh options on WHO funding and reforms
• Vehicle Accident Closes Industrial Boulevard In Derry Township
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on April 12, 2020
• Probe Underway Following Shooting Death Of Man In San Gabriel Valley
• Empower Field At Mile High Closed After People Disregard Social Distancing Measures
• Easter Bunny Rode In On Horseback For Local Neighborhood Children
• Gottlieb says WHO should investigate China's role in coronavirus outbreak
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: Over 200 New COVID-19 Cases Reported In Philadelphia As Statewide Total Rises Above 22,000; Death Toll Exceeds 500
• Boston EMT, Chef Hold Socially Distanced Wedding During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Latest: These Are The Top 10 Maryland ZIP Codes With The Most COVID-19 Cases
• Online Support Helps City Lights Stave Off Financial Collapse During Coronavirus Closure
• Chicago mayor says coronavirus is "devastating" African American community
• Uplifting Chalk Messages For Healthcare Workers Left Outside Hospital In McKeesport
• Coronavirus Updates: The Latest COVID-19 Headlines From April 12, 2020
• Coronavirus relief: How you can help others
• Police: One Man Dead, Another Injured After Double Stabbing In Shaler
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Six More Deaths Reported In Minnesota Due To COVID-19
• Keller @ Large: Senate President On Medical Supplies, Evictions During Coronavirus
• Pa. Health Dept.: 13 New Coronavirus-Related Deaths Reported, Cases Statewide Increases To 22,833
• Facing South Florida: Chad Poppell
• Facing South Florida: Dr. Hansel Tookes
• Facing South Florida: Nikki Fried
• New Jersey gov: Opening economy too soon "could be throwing gasoline on the fire"
• Man, 31, Booked In Connection With Shooting Death Of 29-Year-Old Man In Pomona
• Jeffco Open Space Restricts Trail Access To Help Abide By Social Distancing Guidelines
• Transcript: Christopher Murray on "Face the Nation"
• Transcript: Neel Kashkari on "Face the Nation"
• Transcript: Scott Gottlieb on "Face the Nation"
• Transcript: Lori Lightfoot on "Face the Nation"
• Transcript: Phil Murphy on "Face the Nation"
• Mainframe Comic Con Goes Online, Will Raise Money For Red Cross
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Says Coronavirus-Related Death Total Stays At 19, Total Cases Increases To 857
• Coronavirus Crash? No One Really Knows How Bad Earnings Will Be
• Denver Weather: Cold With Occasional Light Snow Possible Through Tuesday
• Firefighters Battle Burning Home, Blazing Car in Orinda
• Lawmakers Plan Virtual Hearing On Coronavirus Aid Bill
• A Plan To Save Coronavirus Patients From Dying At Home
• Dozens Left Without A Home On Easter After Brentwood Apartment Building Fire
• Rabbi Matalon: Reaching out to others, in spite of our forced isolation
• Cardinal Dolan: The renewal of spring
• Kidz Korna To Give Away Easter Gifts, Face Masks At Red Line Platforms
• Some ... of many: Those we've lost to coronavirus
• Transcript: Cardinal Timothy Dolan on "Face the Nation"
• Department Of Justice: 'Expect Action' On Social Distancing Regulations Impacting Religious Institutions
• Visiting our national parks online
• Nathan Lane on playing the dark side
• Jim Gaffigan: Lessons of "distance learning"
• Is the handshake dead?
• Madeleine Albright on combating pandemics, of disease and fear
• Minnesota Duluth Star Scott Perunovich Wins Hobey Baker Award
• Enjoying armchair tours of museums
• Coronavirus Roundup: Virtual Easter Celebrations; Medical SWAT Teams Targeting Stricken Senior Care Facilities
• Chicago Area Weather: Strong Cold Front To Bring Showers And Thunderstorms; Wind Advisory Overnight
• New York Weather: CBS2 4/12 Easter Sunday Weather Headlines
• What kind of leadership does our nation need?
• Philadelphia Weather: Warm Easter Sunday Before Gusty Winds Move In This Afternoon
• Fighting coronavirus with needle and thread
• Boris Johnson discharged from hospital as condition improves
• Tough times ahead for small business owners
• Coronavirus Latest: Gas Prices In New Jersey, Across Nation Still Falling Amid COVID-19 Outbreak
• Embracing science while throwing the kitchen sink at COVID-19
• Local Church Sets Up Prayer Drive-Thru For Healthcare Workers
• CBS3 Pet Project: PSPCA, Other Shelters Reporting People Are Stepping Up To Foster, Adopt Pets Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Man Shot In West Baltimore Late Saturday Night, Police Investigating
• Fire That Destroyed Dauphin County Church On Good Friday Was No Accident, Police Say
• IRS Deposits First Round Of Government Stimulus Checks
• Pittsburgh Weather: Warm Easter Sunday Temperatures, Chance Of Severe Weather Monday
• Pope celebrates joy of Easter amid sorrow of pandemic
• Police: 21-Year-Old Injured In Officer-Involved Shooting In Wilmington, Delaware
• Coronavirus Latest: North Philadelphia Church Cancels In-Person Easter Sunday Service Due To Expected COVID-19 Surge
• Many Easter Sunday Services And Traditions To Be Celebrated Virtually
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Cathedral Basilica Of Saints Peter And Paul Celebrating Easter Mass Virtually Amid COVID-19 Outbreak
• Vehicle Catches Fire, One Man Dead After Fatal Crash On West Carson Street
• Man Goes 'Ballistic,' Stabs, Terrorizes Restaurant Workers, Customers In Pacheco
• Sunday's Show Info (4/12/20)
• Evans City Man Killed In Perry Highway Accident
• Police: Driver Who Fell Asleep At The Wheel Involved In New Castle Car Accident
• A Third Resident Kane Living Center In Glen Hazel Has Died Of Coronavirus
• Pleasant Easter Followed By A Wet And Windy Monday
• New Kensington Shop 'N Save Closing At The End Of April
• New York Weather: CBS2 4/12 Easter Sunday Forecast

Videos from April 12, 2020

• The resurrection of New York's St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church
• Dealing with the mental health issues brought on by the coronavirus pandemic
• New York's health care workers treating coronavirus describe lack of equipment, infections of colleagues
• Short Supply, Staying Well, The Resurrection of St. Nicholas
• CBS Weekend News, April 12, 2020
• U.S. couple stuck in India returns home with adopted daughter
• Andrea Bocelli delivers Easter Sunday performance with no audience
• Broadway stars stream live performances for charity
• RV owners letting medical workers isolating from their families quarantine in unused campers
• Demand for live chickens skyrockets as people fear running out of food
• Trump hoping to restart the economy "soon"
• Christians celebrate Easter Sunday amid coronavirus pandemic
• U.S. coronavirus death toll tops 21,000 on Easter Sunday
• Dangerous storms hit the South on Easter Sunday
• Easter on Mt. Athos
• Marsalis plays “Down by the Riverside”
• Wynton Marsalis honors father on 60 Minutes
• White House adviser to 60 Minutes: Show me your pandemic story
• Finding light in the holidays during the darkness of the coronavirus pandemic
• 60 Minutes' 2005 report on pandemic preparedness
• Members of Congress connect with constituents despite social distancing
• Cuomo calls for "coordinated approach" to reopening economy
• Cardinal Timothy Dolan on finding solace during pandemic: "We still got our faith"
• Pope Francis celebrates Easter Mass at St. Peter's Basilica
• Kashkari says Fed is being "as aggressive as possible" in coronavirus response
• Doctor behind prominent coronavirus model explains shifting death toll projections
• Gottlieb says WHO should investigate China's handling of initial coronavirus outbreak
• Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot says coronavirus "devastating our communities" of color
• New Jersey governor says reopening economy too soon "could be throwing gasoline on the fire"
• An Easter like no other: Faithful mark holy holidays at home
• Living with pandemic tests spiritual Americans' health and way of life
• Open: This is "Face the Nation," April 12
• 4/12: Phil Murphy, Lori Lightfoot, Scott Gottlieb
• Timothy Cardinal Dolan on Easter
• Rabbi Jose Rolando Matalon on Passover
• Nature: Bald eagle fledglings
• Visiting museums online
• Nathan Lane on "Penny Dreadful: City of Angels"
• Jim Gaffigan: Lessons from "distance learning"
• The end of the handshake?
• Madeleine Albright on an alliance to fight pandemics
• How to enjoy our national parks online
• Photos of the week: New York City under coronavirus
• What America needs from its leaders during a crisis
• A mask-making movement
• Embracing science in the fight against COVID-19
• Tough times ahead for small business owners