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Articles from April 13, 2020

• Stanislaus County Files Opposition To Some Pending Zero Bail Inmate Releases
• Economist, Health Expert Detail Bay Area's Return To Normal After Pandemic
• Coronavirus Update: 6 Santa Rita Jail Inmates Completely Recover From COVID-19
• Increasing Numbers Of Sideshows Have Police On Alert
• 'It's Miraculous': Carson Man Recovers From Coronavirus After 20 Days On A Ventilator
• Governor Newsom Set To Outline Plan To Get California Back To Normal
• Denver Weather: Chilly But Clearing For Tuesday
• Coronavirus Pandemic Could Cripple Colorado's Whitewater Rafting Season
• Mural On Colfax Avenue Depicts First Responders As Angels... With Boxing Gloves
• Homeless Pregnant Mother Helped Off Street By Nonprofit
• 'This Disease Impacts Everybody': 21-Year-Old In Riverside County Dies From Coronavirus Complications
• Coronavirus: Some Experts Say US Could See Shortages Of Certain Food Items, Others Not So Sure
• Closure Of Several Meatpacking Plants Not Expected To Impact Customers
• UC Berkeley Group Builds Interactive COVID-19 Mapping Tool For Vulnerable Populations
• Remote Learning Is New Test For Parents Of Children With Special Needs
• Trump Claims 'Total' Authority, Plays Campaign-Like Video Touting COVID-19 Response At Briefing
• Lost Hiker Rescued After Four Days In Canyons; Friend Dies In Fall
• Auburn Mayor Stepping Down After Making Controversial Comments About Pres. Trump
• Colorado Coronavirus Data Now Includes Racial Breakdowns, Hospital Discharges
• Coronavirus: Newsom Set To Outline Plan To Ease Stay-At-Home Order
• State Launches Colorado Face Mask Design Challenge
• Navy: 4 More USNS Crew Members Test Positive For COVID-19, More Than 100 In Quarantine
• Fund Named After Victims In Firestone Explosion Will Improve Oil And Gas Safety
• Garcetti Announces Prepaid Debit Card Program For Low-Income Angelenos Struggling In Wake Of Coronavirus Pandemic
• Fitness Trainer Recounts Being On Respirator, In Medically Induced Coma After Contracting COVID-19
• Where's My Coronavirus Stimulus Package Money?
• University Of Colorado Celebrating Graduates In New Ways
• Fear, Anxiety Over Coronavirus Outbreak At Woodland Nursing Home
• 'Life Truly Isn't Fair': Vanessa Bryant Mourns Kobe On Anniversary Of NBA Send-Off
• Coronavirus Update: Governors Announce 6-State Working Group To Plan Post-COVID-19 Reopening
• Joliet High School Class In Remote Learning Session Subjected To Racial Slurs, Porn In Zoombombing Attack
• Coronavirus: Amazon Adds Grocery Delivery Waitlist, Shortens Hours At Some Whole Foods Locations
• 'An Inspiration': 89-Year-Old Fayette County Man Survives Coronavirus Despite Diabetes, High Blood Pressure, And Needing Ventilator
• Coronavirus Update: 94-Year-Old World War II Veteran Makes Good On His Vow, Defeats COVID-19
• 'Running 4 Heroes': 11-Year-Old Boy From Florida Runs With Flag To Honor Aliquippa Chief Of Police
• Coronavirus Update: N.J. Woman Shares Daily Struggle Of Not Seeing Her Hospitalized Fiancé
• Law Enforcement Source: Police Investigating Double Murder In Oak Park
• Pittsburgh Steelers' Joe Haden Buys Pizza For Staff At UPMC Presbyterian Hospital
• Gov. Walz Names Susan Segal Chief Judge Of Minnesota Appeals Court
• Coronavirus: San Bernardino, Ventura Counties Report More Cases, No New Deaths
• Worker At Indiana ArcelorMittal Steel Plant Takes Earlier Retirement Over COVID-19 Safety Worries
• Maryland Weather: Trees Down, Flooding Reported After Storms Move Through
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Independent Workers Eligible For Unemployment Still Can't File
• Surgical Mask-Wearing Robbers Steal Medications At St. Louis Park Walgreens
• Democrats and GOP at impasse over coronavirus small business relief
• Despite City Council Vote, Denver Residents Sill Have to Pay Rent
• Coronavirus Response: Baltimore City Council Favors Requiring Everyone To Wear Masks In Public
• 'I'm Helping My Community': Grocery Store Workers Showing Incredible Dedication During Coronavirus Crisis
• CPW Reminds Park Visitors To Distance Themselves From People And Wildlife
• Many People Furious After Plano Auto Dealership Sends Out Mailer Stamped, 'COVID-19 Stimulus Assistance'
• We Are All Americans In This Fight Together
• New Jersey Weather: Watch As High Winds Peel Roof Off All Action Sports In Somers Point
• Irvine Man Accused Of Kicking Puppy, Breaking Several Bones Arrested For Felony Animal Abuse
• 'This Is About Life Or Death,' | Grocery Store Union Urges Shoppers To Change The Way They Shop During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Sac City Unified Students Begin Distance Learning During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Michigan Church Partners With McDonald's, Gives Away 200 Happy Meals For Easter
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Baltimore County Restaurants Prepare Meals For Workers At Johns Hopkins Hospital
• Dallas Dry Cleaner Has Empathy For Unemployed Customers Who Haven't Picked Up Their Clothes
• Coronavirus Test Site At Hard Rock Stadium Reaches Capacity Just Hours After Expanding Test Criteria
• Coronavirus Latest: 33-Year-Old Delaware County Paramedic Dies From COVID-19
• Coronavirus Latest: Gov. Hogan Tells Trump Administration Governors Need $500B In Budget Relief Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Coronavirus Latest: Maryland Colleges, Universities To Get $170M As Part Of Stimulus Package
• The Do's And Don'ts Of Face Masks, Including How Best To Clean Them
• Coronavirus Update: Bay Area Law Enforcement Cracking Down On Public Gathering Scofflaws
• Vallejo Police Seek Robbery Suspect Who Coughed On Employees To Escape Authorities
• Coronavirus Latest: Delaware Valley Governors Join Forces With Group Of 7 States To Determine When, How To Reopen Economy
• Detroit Lions Provide Meals To Henry Ford Hospital Healthcare Workers
• Multiple Chicago Primary Poll Workers Later Fell Ill With COVID-19, One Poll Worker Died
• Teammates, Friends Remember Fmr. Vikings QB Tarvaris Jackson, Killed In Alabama Car Crash
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Chef Gavin Kaysen Says It's 'No-Brainer' For Small Businesses To Apply For PPP Loans
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: DOC Officials Deciding Which Prisoners Should Be Released During Pandemic
• Minnesota Zoo Farm Babies
• Coronavirus In Michigan: Novi Field Hospital Reduces Beds
• SCOTUS asked to reconsider "public charge" order amid pandemic
• Beaumont Launches Major Blood Test, Aims To Track Asymptomatic Covid-19 Patients
• 'Coronavirus Is Here': Fire Chief Shares Emotional Photo, Urges Social Distancing
• Henry Ford Hospital Nurse Speaks On Covid-19 Experience
• Coronavirus Latest: Judge Orders Courts To Identify Juvenile Offenders Who Could Be Released Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Man Dies After Kayak Rescue Attempt At Monument Lake
• Petition To Recall Gov. Whitmer's Covid-19 Gathers Thousands Of Signatures
• Florida Surgeon General: Coronavirus Could Force Residents To Continue Social Distancing For A Year
• Coronavirus Continues To Grow, Hits Black Community Hard
• 306 Cook County Jail Inmates Have Tested Positive, 5 Stateville Prison Inmates Have Died Of COVID-19
• Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan Says Covid-19 Deaths Are Going Down
• Several Grocery Store Employees Die From Coronavirus
• Police Identify Man Killed, Woman Charged In South Philadelphia Police-Involved Shooting
• Feds: Maryland Online Drug Dealer Planned To Bomb Nebraska Pharmacy
• 'It Tricks You': Healthy 27-Year-Old Shares Coronavirus Recovery Story
• Chicago Weather: Feels Like Winter
• Texas GOP Sen. Ted Cruz, NY Democratic Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand Launch #CombatCOVID-19Challenge
• Maryland Weather: Service Restored To More Than 28,000 Without Power After Monday Storms
• Coronavirus Response: Health Care Students Launch Organization To Help Bring Personal Protective Equipment To Health Care Workers
• Food Pantries Facing Shortages During Coronavirus Pandemic
• 80-Year-Old Hanover Woman Escapes Injury When Tree Slices Through Home
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Giant Eagle Implementing 1-Way Shopping Aisles At Stores
• Storm Watch: Winds Take Down Trees, Cut Power All Over Tri-State Area
• Sonoma Co. Makes Masks, Face Coverings Mandatory At Stores, Indoor Facilities During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Denver City Council Asks Gov. Polis To Cancel Rent And Mortgage Payments
• Grass Valley Faces City Layoffs Amid Economic Crisis Caused By Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore City School Meal Site To Reopen After Employee Tested Positive For COVID-19
• Businesses Encourage Customers To Use Virtual Tip Jars, Buy Gift Cards To Stay Afloat During Coronavirus Shutdowns
• Coronavirus In Texas: Ellis County Records 3rd Death, 79th Case And 12th Recovery
• Stay Home Order Inspires Nutty New Hobby For NorCal Man-Squirrel Picnic Tables!
• 'It's Illegal, It's Immoral': Attorney For Suspended BSO Union President Speaks Out
• Man, 19, Charged With Robbing Teen On Blue Line Train Downtown
• Model Shows COVID-19 Deaths In California Could Peak Sunday, Garcetti Says
• New Program Launched To Help Small Businesses In Texas Hit Hard By Coronavirus
• SF Dance Company Performs At Home To Raise Money For SFUSD Students, Families In Need
• Coronavirus Update: Alameda County Court Orders 56 People Released From Santa Rita Jail
• 19-Year-Old Shot In South Los Angeles; Suspects Being Sought
• Suspected Burglar Recognized From Doorbell Camera Footage In Modesto
• Walnut Creek Congressman DeSaulnier Out Of Intensive Care
• 'It Was A Moment Of Normalcy': Mom Puts Bed Sheet Over ICU Nurse Daughter To Give Her Hug Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Lawsuit Threatened Against Hayward Nursing Home Where Family Member Died Of COVID-19
• Judge Denies Injunction Against Bank Of America In Lawsuit Over Coronavirus Small Business Stimulus Program
• 3 More LAPD Employees, 2 Additional LAFD Employees Test Positive For COVID-19
• Protective Gear Flown To Western Slope Hospitals
• Coronavirus: Garcetti Announces New Websites To Keep Angelenos Informed Amid Pandemic
• University Of Chicago Medicine Conducting Breakthrough Study On Blood Plasma Treatment For COVID-19
• Facebook Removes Ad That Used Family Photo Without Permission, Claimed 4 Died Of COVID-19
• 5-Star Recruit Ziaire Williams Chooses Stanford
• Coronavirus Update: Trump Battles With Govs Over Restarting Economy: 'When Somebody Is The President Of The U.S., The Authority Is Total'
• Coronavirus Update: San Francisco Highlights Support Of People In Need Of Groceries During Pandemic
• Coronavirus Response: Baltimore City Schools Race To Hand Out Computers As City Council Weighs More Technology Funding
• Coronavirus In Texas: 25 New Cases, 51 Recoveries In Denton County
• Facebook Removes Ad That Used Family Photo Without Permission, Claimed 4 Died Of COVID-19
• Coronavirus Update: Hospitals Now Using Donated Plasma To Test For Help Against COVID-19
• Roseville Police Using Technology To Stay Safe From Coronavirus
• Oakland Man Charged With Statutory Rape, Lewd Conduct With Child Under 14
• Coronavirus Update: Local Sourcing Dodges COVID-19 Challenges To Meat Supply Chain
• Officials: Downingtown Woman Charged After Stabbing Mother Approximately 10 Times On Easter Sunday
• Coronavirus Impacting Operations At Meatpacking Facilities In Colorado And Beyond
• Coronavirus Latest: Two MTA Bus Operators Test Positive For COVID-19
• Coronavirus Is No Recess: Tips For Parents Worried About Their Students Falling Behind
• Coronavirus Updates: The Latest COVID-19 Headlines From April 13, 2020
• Fire Downtown Grand Marais Destroys Three Businesses, No Injuries Reported
• Coronavirus: LA Councilman Calls For Streets To Partially Open To Pedestrians
• LA County's Coronavirus Deaths Crosses 300-Mark; Mortality Rate Above 3 Percent
• Coronavirus: Historic Level Of Unemployment Has Residents Depending On Food Banks, Donations
• Coronavirus Update: Cuomo Says Wide-Scale Antibody Testing A Must To Get People Back To Work
• Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Gimenez Announces 'Moving To A New Normal' Initiative In The Works
• Workers, Illinois Lawmakers Take Issue With Continued Problems With Unemployment Computer System
• Funeral Homes Balance Needs Of Grieving Loved Ones And COVID-19 Protection Measures
• Researchers on the hunt for coronavirus treatments
• 'Keep At It': Signs Of Hope As COVID-19 Cases Level Off
• 4 New K-9s Join Fort Collins Police
• BCA Names Burnsville Officers Who Fired Guns During Foot Pursuit In Shakopee
• Coronavirus: Riverside County Reports 132 New Cases, 9 More Deaths; New Testing Site Opens Tuesday
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Homeless Are Among Most At-Risk For Contracting COVID-19
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Bills Would Expand Use Of SNAP Benefits
• Coronavirus Outbreak Brings New Birthday Tradition For 6-Year-Old
• Sisters Whose Parents Both Have COVID-19: 'It's Not Something We're Able To Get Through Alone'
• Coronavirus And Mental Health: MedStar Doctor Urges Physical Distance, Social Connection
• Stockton Police Department Reports Its First Case Of Coronavirus
• Northbound I-880 Reopens In Oakland After Freeway Shooting Investigation
• Despite COVID-19 Induced Financial Turmoil, Some Property Owners Face Higher Taxes
• Scammers Are Targeting Online Job Seekers Amid Coronavirus Crisis
• Sheriff's Office IDs Motorcyclist Killed Riding With Friends On Highway 128 Near Lake Berryessa
• Coronavirus In Colorado: JBS Plant Will Close During Testing, Cleaning
• 'Call 911. They Are Breaking The Law': State Leaders Say People Can't Be Evicted During The Coronavirus Pandemic
• Officials: Lightning Strike To Blame For Fire That Ravaged South Jersey Forest
• Massachusetts Joins Multistate Pact On Post-Virus Economy
• Coronavirus: Fans Fuming After Ticketmaster Rewrites Refund Policy Exempting Postponed Events
• Getty Postpones Public Events Through Aug. 31 Due To Coronavirus
• Ridley Park Family Spreads Joy & Peace On Easter With Artwork Portraying Jesus On Cross
• IRS Launching App To Track Stimulus Checks, Add Direct Deposit Information
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Where To Call If You See People Who Aren't Social Distancing
• Coronavirus in Minnesota: Churches Across Minnesota Ring Bells For Unity
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 4-13-20
• Coronavirus In Texas: 2 Women In Their 80s Who Tested Positive In Collin County Have Died
• 49ers Re-Sign Cornerbacks Dontae Johnson, Jason Verrett
• Coronavirus Update: Alameda, Contra Costa Counties Issue Strict Nursing Home Guidelines To Stop Infection Spread
• Nurse At Littleton Facility Who Died Of Coronavirus Was A 'Hero'
• Activists try to save lives in communities hit hardest by virus
• Coronavirus Response: Gary Barbera Helps Distribute Chromebooks To Philadelphia Students
• Trump: US Looks To Reopen 'Ahead Of Schedule'
• Antibody testing study underway in Los Angeles County
• Coronavirus Update: Small Business Owners Eager For Restrictions To Ease, 'We Need The Economy To Reopen'
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: YMCA, Loaves And Fishes, UnitedHealth Partnering To Provide Free Meals
• Little Village Residents Ask 'Why Now' For Smokestack Demolition During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Coronavirus Study: One Million 'Citizen Scientists' Wanted
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: How the veepstakes will go on amid coronavirus
• Coronavirus In West Virginia: WVU Researchers Are Testing A Way To Detect Coronavirus In Healthcare Workers Before They Show Symptoms
• At least 33 killed as tornadoes rip through the South
• How To Create Your Own Rainbow Bowl, A Colorful Dinner Creation Sure To Keep The Family Happy
• Ohio Fishery Charged With Abusing, Wasting Game Fish
• 296 Chicago Police Officers, Staff Have Reported Positive COVID-19 Tests
• Bernie Rubin Of Bernie & Phyl's Furniture Dies Of Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Update: Services Like TelaDoc, DoctorOnDemand See Surge In Use During Pandemic
• Cleveland-Cliffs To Idle 2 Mines Over Pandemic Market Shock
• LA Schools To Remain Closed, Will Finish Year Remotely
• Coronavirus Update: Social Distancing Is Especially Hard On Huggers, And There's A Scientific Reason Why
• CPS Remote Learning Highlights The Digital Divide; ' I Don't Know Who Has Technology'
• Green Chemistry Company, Distillery Team Up To Make Hand Sanitizer
• Coronavirus Impact: Cruise Line Industry At Standstill
• 2020 Pittsburgh Steelers Eye On The Draft: Quarterback
• Police Arrest Suspect In Hit-And-Run That Injured Bicyclist In SF's SOMA District
• Coronavirus In Texas: Community Agencies Answering The Call To Feed Those In Need
• Coronavirus Update: Florida Steps Up Tests In Nursing Homes As Cases Mount
• Coronavirus Delaware: COVID-19 Cases Near 1,800 As Death Toll Rises Above 40
• Coronavirus Pandemic: FEMA Delivers $3 Million Worth Of Baby Supplies To Colorado
• Coronavirus Cruise Impact: Carnival Cruise Line Extends Cancellations
• New Jersey Weather: Severe Storms Knock Down Trees, Rip Off Roofs As Thousands Left Without Power At Jersey Shore
• Coronavirus Latest: Number Of COVID-19 Deaths At Pleasant View Nursing Home Climbs To 24
• Coronavirus Pandemic: Santa Clara Officials Report 6 New Coronavirus Deaths; 45 New Confirmed Cases
• Checking In With Susan Koeppen: Wildlife Photographer Shares Experience Of Being Caught In Coronavirus Travel Ban Outside U.S.
• Coronavirus Update: San Francisco Mayor Breed Says Mass Gatherings On 4/20 Won't Be Tolerated
• COVID-19 Help Desk
• Philadelphia Weather: Whipping Winds Cause Crane To Sway In Center City, Trees Toppled In Neighboring Counties
• Max Minute: Tips To Keep Your Toothbrush Safe From Coronavirus
• Joe Biden wins Wisconsin primary
• KPIX Analyst John Abendroth Uncertain About Golf's Planned Return
• Florida Utilities Detail Hurricane Protection Plans
• Dallas Cowboys Ezekiel Elliott No Longer NFL's Highest Paid Running Back
• Pandemic Forces Changes To 'This Old Horse' Spring Fundraiser
• Coronavirus New Jersey: State Experiencing Slower Rate Of Spread As Cases Climb Over 64,000
• Former Wild Forward Jason Zucker Receives $75K Over Zoom Call For #Give16 Foundation
• Coronavirus Update: Miami-Dade First Responders Get 10,000 Donated KN95 Protective Masks
• San Francisco Man Found Naked, Covered In Blood At Burning Home With Dead Family Member Inside
• Polis Asks Hotel Owners To 'Rise To The Challenge' By Offering Temporary Homeless Housing Amid Pandemic
• More Than 130 Nursing, Long-Term Care Facilities Have COVID-19 Cases, But PPE Is Still Lacking, An Employee Who Tested Positive Says
• Coronavirus Impact: Amazon Hiring More Workers To Keep Up With Customer Demand
• Caught On Video: UC Irvine Food Pantry Burglarized
• IRS Launching Tool To Track Stimulus Checks, Add Direct Deposit Information
• Coronavirus recession is either here or on its way, economists say
• Tufts ER Doctor: COVID-19 Volume Not 'Overwhelming Yet'
• Ambridge, Aliquippa Chiefs of Police Pass Away Within Hours Of One Another, Remembered By Their Communities
• Unleash Your Creativity Safe At Home With Arsht At Home
• Coronavirus Has Boston Nonprofit Reprogramming Machines To Build PPE
• Another Employee At Juvenile Temporary Detention Center Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Coronavirus Update: Florida Hospital Association Leaders Back Ventilator Guidelines
• When Will California Reopen? Gov. Newsom To Release Plan
• Charges: Albany School Teacher And Coach Daniel Fragodt Had Sexual Relationship With Student
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: Philly Health Officials Say COVID-19 Cases Could Be Near Or At Peak In City; Statewide Total Nears 25,000
• 35 New Coronavirus Cases Reported In New Hampshire
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Looming Weather Has PennDOT 'Nervous' After Maintenance Field Staff Layoffs
• Coronavirus Update: Denver Mayor Michael Hancock Says Priority Is Maintaining Social Distancing
• LGBTQ Group Calls Out Davie Police Chief Dale Engle For Allegedly Saying BSO Deputy Died Of COVID-19 Because He Was Gay
• Visiting Nurses Help Patients Recover From Coronavirus At Home
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Crime Rates Decreased In Last Three Months, Over 15 Percent Decrease In March
• Coronavirus Latest: Rutgers University Receives Clearance For First Saliva-Based COVID-19 Test
• Yolo County Reports Coronavirus Outbreak At Nursing Home; 35 Cases Confirmed, 1 Death
• Coronavirus Response: Baltimore Sets Up Relief Fund For Artists Hit Hard By COVID-19 Pandemic
• LA students won't get any failing grades amid pandemic: Officials
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Humane Animal Rescue Offering Emergency Boarding, Telemedicine Appointments
• Uber Eats Brings LA Restaurant Week To Your Home With No Delivery Fee
• Coronavirus Latest: Medical Staff Arrive At Temple's Liacouras Center As They Prepare To Open COVID-19 Overflow Facility
• NBA star's mother dies from coronavirus complications
• Coronavirus antibody testing must be covered free, feds say
• Hospital's choir gives inspiring virtual performance
• Philadelphia Weather: Severe Storms Bring Heavy Rains, Wind Across Delaware Valley
• Coronavirus Supplies: Mass. Manufacturers Urged To Use Grant Money To Make Critical Gear
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Restaurants, Lawmakers Pressing Gov. Walz To Allow Alcohol-To-Go
• Coronavirus Shelter-At-Home: West Coast Governors Form Compacts To Coordinate Reopenings
• MAPFRE Insurance Announces Partial Refund Due To Coronavirus
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 22,025 Confirmed COVID-19 Cases, 794 Deaths
• Local Community, Friends Mourning Loss Of Beloved Activist, 'True Philadelphian' C.B. Kimmins
• Coronavirus Update: Hayward COVID-19 Testing Site Moving To CSU East Bay
• Maryland Weather: Church Steeple That Served As Informal Inner Harbor Lighthouse Damaged In Storm
• Coronavirus: Your Money And More Special Report And Executive Director Of TWC Update
• Charges: Mai Vu Vang Arrested In Georgia After Eluding Arrest For 2 Years For $450,000 Swindle
• Man Arrested In Deadly New Castle Shooting
• Coronavirus Threatens Iconic Fort Collins Bookstore
• How Reliable Are COVID-19 Tests? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Local Elected Officials Provide Aid To Neighbors In Mt. Lebanon, Dormont
• Coronavirus In Texas: Nonprofit Helping Get Personal Protective Equipment To Denton County First Responders
• Strong Wind Gusts, Rain Continue Monday Evening
• Operation Infinity: Long Island Volunteers Deliver Groceries To Those In Need
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: More Than 900 Inmates Have Been Released From Allegheny County Jail
• Coronavirus Latest: 3 In-Person Voting Centers Will Be Open For 7th Congressional District Special General Election To Fill Elijah Cummings' Seat
• Park County Considers Closing To Visitors After Florida Man Dies, Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• California Orders Insurance Premium Refunds During Coronavirus Outbreak
• Coronavirus Updates: Gov. Walz And Entire Cabinet To Take 10% Pay Cut For Rest Of 2020
• With State Unable To Keep Up With Unemployment Claims, Gov. JB Pritzker Says Improvements 'Still A Work In Progress'
• ACLU sues Arkansas to keep abortion available
• Gov. Newsom: Western States Share Vision For Reopening After COVID-19; Details Promised Tuesday
• Officers Find Gun In Guitar Case After Traffic Stop In Stockton
• 2 Children Killed, 3 Adults Injured In Strawberry Mansion House Fire As Neighbors Say Firefighters Had Difficulty Finding Working Fire Hydrant
• Small business owners fear loan money will run out
• Coronavirus In Texas: Governor Temporarily Approves Expansion Of Telemedicine
• Record Cold In Denver: Coldest Temperature Ever On April 13 Recorded
• Coast Guard Crew From Alameda Seizes 1,700 Pounds Of Cocaine From Fishing Boat Off Costa Rica
• Philadelphia Police: Man Killed, Another Wounded In Olney Double Shooting
• Attempted Murder, Carjacking Suspect Killed In South San Francisco Police Shooting Identified
• Coronavirus Update: More New Jersey Residents Have Been Killed By COVID-19 Than Died In Korean, Vietnam Wars
• Coronavirus Latest: Mass. Reports 88 New Deaths, 1,392 Additional Cases
• Keeping Kids Safe From Drowning: Here's What You Need To Know
• Coronavirus in Colorado: National Western Complex Homeless Shelter At Capacity
• Early Morning Fire Destroys Winter Park Condominium
• Aspen Residents Create Own Relief Fund For Residents During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Texas Among Loneliest States During Coronavirus According To Twitter Data
• Baltimore Police Sergeant Who Allegedly Coughed Near Residents Removed From Post, Reassigned Pending Investigation
• Coronavirus Robs The Living From Being With Loved Ones At The End
• Coronavirus In Texas: Plano Police Officer David Tilley Shares Story Of Recovery And Hope
• Suspect In Westfield Century City Mall Slaying Arrested In Baltimore
• Maryland Weather: Tornado Watch For Parts Of Maryland Canceled
• Teenager Killed In Overnight Shooting In Wheat Ridge
• Belichick Discusses Patriots Current Quarterback Situation, Potential QB Prospects In Draft
• CHP Officer Unhurt After Car Fleeing South Sacramento Sideshow Clips Patrol Vehicle
• One Boston Day Will Be Time To Come Together 'While Standing Apart' This Year
• A 64-Year-Old Man Accidentally Ejected Himself From A Fighter Jet At 2,500 Feet
• Coronavirus Updates: Karl-Anthony Towns' Mother Passes Away After Battle With COVID-19
• Coronavirus Cases: Elderly Man At Calvert Manor Health Dies For COVID-19
• Coronavirus In Texas: New Drive-Thru Antibody Testing Sites Open Tuesday In North Texas
• Coronavirus Latest: Maryland Del. Nick Mosby Calls On Gov. Hogan To Release More COVID-19 Case Data
• 1 Dies In Early-Morning Accident Along Boulder Turnpike Involving Pedestrian, RTD Bus
• Bill Belichick Acknowledges Tom Brady, But Isn't Eager To Detail QB's Departure
• Coronavirus Update: San Francisco Police Shutdown Underground Nightclub Blatantly Violating Shelter In Place Order
• 1 Dead In Shooting At Sonoma Resort Apartments In Aurora
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Gov. Tim Walz Extends Peacetime Emergency
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Applications For New Forgivable Small Business Loans Due In One Week
• 'Our Show Really Makes You Laugh': Bashir Salahuddin & Diallo Riddle On Comedy Central's 'South Side'
• California orders car insurers to return premiums to drivers
• Man Dies After Stabbing In North Sacramento
• Coronavirus In Texas: DART Begins Grocery Pickup, Delivery Service For Paratransit Customers
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• Coronavirus In Minnesota: No New COVID-19 Deaths Reported For First Time In More Than 2 Weeks
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: State Police Training Academy Staff Member Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Amazon's Woodland Hills Grocery Store Temporarily Opens For Online Orders Only
• Coronavirus In Texas: Another Dallas Police Officer Recovers From COVID-19, Returns To Work
• Coronavirus Update: Cuomo Says 'Worst Is Over' As New York Hits 10,000 COVID-19 Deaths
• Crime Plunges Across LA County; Sheriff Says Jail 'Technically Safer' Than Streets
• Coronavirus List: Top 100 Zip Codes In Maryland Reporting COVID-19 Cases
• Coronavirus Crisis: Baker Says You Can't 'Just Flip The Switch' And Re-Open Country
• Lightfoot: Expanded Services For Homeless Amid COVID-19; Stay At Home May Go Past April 30
• As CPS Prepares For E-Learning, Organization Steps In For Kids Who Don't Have Digital Access, Seeking Device Donations
• Coronavirus: FDA Approves New N95 Mask Decontamination Process For Irvine Company
• Coronavirus Forces Bill Belichick To Conquer Technological Hurdles: 'It's Been Very, Very Educational'
• Ohio Governor Limits Liquor Sales To In-State Residents In Several Ohio Counties
• CBS News: Bernie Sanders Endorses Joe Biden For President
• 'Got More Beer': Pa. Woman Who Went Viral For Beer Wanted Sign Gets A Special Delivery
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Metropolitan Council To Begin Transporting Healthcare Workers To Work
• Coronavirus Latest: Boston Mayor Marty Walsh Calls Talks Of Re-Opening Economy May 1 'Irresponsible'
• Coronavirus Update: California Union Claiming To Have Found 39 Million N95 Masks Duped In Elaborate PPE Scam
• Sanders endorses Biden: "We need you in the White House"
• CDC Report: San Francisco Among Four Key Cities Listening To Stay At Home Orders
• Bernie Sanders Says 'We Must Come Together' Endorses Joe Biden For U.S. President
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Gov. Tom Wolf And Other Northeastern Governors Are Creating A Plan To Reopen The Region
• Bernie Sanders Endorses Joe Biden For President
• Blackhawks, Defenseman Prospect Ian Mitchell Agree To Entry-Level Contract
• Zdeno Chara Defends Tuukka Rask As Championship-Caliber Goaltender: 'Tuukka Is Boston's Wall'
• Colorado Weather: Omega Block In Jet Stream Sends State Into April Deep Freeze
• Coronavirus Update: New York Post Sports Photographer Anthony Causi Dies Of COVID-19
• Coronavirus Update: Klobuchar Among Senators Calling For More Funding For Elections, Expanded Vote By Mail
• Veterinarian Jonathan Epstein And Dr. Oz Discuss What Are We Learning About Animals And COVID-19. 
• CHP Searching For Freeway Overpass Brick Thrower In Deadly Concord Accident
• Heard In Detroit: The Social Bandits, Jack Oats, & More!
• CBS Makes Major Announcement Regarding 'Survivor: Winners At War' And 'The Amazing Race'
• Coronavirus Pandemic: San Francisco Officials Report New Death, 85 New Confirmed Cases
• Empty San Francisco Zoo Gives Easter Treats To Its 2,000 Animals
• Coronavirus Impact: Amazon Puts New Food Delivery Customers On A Waitlist
• Police Identify Two Victims Who Shot, Killed Each Other In Essex
• Whiplash For Abortion Clinics In Texas As COVID-19-Related Cases Bounce From Court To Court
• Man Arrested For Stealing, Crashing Company Work Trucks In Redwood City
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: State Launches Coronavirus Job Hiring Portal
• Coronavirus Update: Santa Rosa CityBus Service Reductions Take Effect
• Coronavirus New Normal: Sacramento Students Head Back To School Online
• Coronavirus Latest: First Two COVID-19 Deaths Reported In St. Mary's County
• Coronavirus In Texas: First 2 Tarrant County Jail Inmates Test Positive For COVID-19
• MGH President Calls Coronavirus Mask Order From China 'Godsend,' Defends Quality Of KN95 Model
• Not Sure Where To Turn? Here Are Resources For Unemployed Workers And Small Business Owners During COVID-19
• Fire Damages Liquor Store, Likely Started By Those Experiencing Homelessness Trying To Keep Warm
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Watch News Conference By Gov. Jared Polis Monday Afternoon On CBS4 & CBSN Denver
• Trump retweets "FireFauci" hashtag after top scientist appears to contradict him
• Tim Tebow Delivers Message Of Redemption During Livestreamed Easter Sermon
• Snow Slide Cleared From Angeles Crest Highway
• Allegheny County Firearms Office Reopens
• Philly changes policy on masks after man is dragged off bus
• Veterinarian Jonathan Epstein And Dr. Oz Discuss What We Know About Animals Becoming Infected With COVID-19.
• 'John Turturro Is Brilliant And Someone I Find Really Inspiring': Morgan Spector On HBO's 'Plot Against America'
• Pa. Department Of Labor And Industry Brings In 70 Extra Employees To Help With Large Volume Of Unemployment Claims
• Kindness 101 with Steve Hartman: How to be optimistic
• Sen. Tim Scott on need to study racial disparities in virus cases
• LOOK: Ravens' Lamar Jackson Got Massive New Tattoo Complete With Purple Feathers
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Port Authority Asks People To Not Use Their Services Unless They Have To
• Coronavirus: Marriott To Give $10M In Free Hotel Stays To Healthcare Workers
• California Insurance Commissioner Orders Premium Returns During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus in Colorado: DCPA Postpones More Shows Due To Outbreak
• Cuomo on virus pandemic: "The worst is over" but "it's not over"
• Bulls Name Arturas Karnisovas As New Head Of Basketball Operations; Gar Forman Fired As GM; John Paxson Staying As Senior Advisor
• Coronavirus Update: UC Berkeley Grad Students Transform School Lab To Make Free Hand Sanitizer For Needy
• Elk Grove Native Kyle Larson Suspended Indefinitely By NASCAR After Using Racial Slur During Virtual Race
• The Coronavirus Pandemic: Do You Have COVID-19 And Not Know It?
• Homeless In Denver In A Tough Spot After Civic Center Park Closure
• Fauci "can't guarantee" in-person vote in November will be safe
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• Minnie's Food Pantry 'Devastated' After Box Truck Stolen During Easter Holiday
• Texas Workforce Commission Now Operating 7 Days A Week To Deal With Coronavirus-Related Unemployment Claims
• Coronavirus In Fayette County: 2 New Deaths, 54 Total Cases In The County
• WH adviser to 60 Minutes: Show me your pandemic story
• Funeral Held For Chicago Firefighter Mario Araujo, Who Died Of Coronavirus
• Indiana Coronavirus Deaths Rising, Lake County Second-Worst In State For COVID-19
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: State Police Add Coronavirus Page To Website
• Looking Back: The Hits And Misses Of Patriots 2014 Draft Class
• 'I Was Astounded': Anonymous Donor Pays For $5,000 Worth Of Stop & Shop Groceries
• Miami-Dade To Start At-Home Coronavirus Testing For Seniors On Tuesday
• Billy Gardell On His Goal For 'Bob Hearts Abishola':'We're Hoping To Provide A Half Hour Of Laughs'
• Coronavirus Updates: U.S. Battles World's Deadliest COVID-19 Outbreak
• Coronavirus Update: De Blasio Calls For Additional Tenant Protections Amid Crisis, Which He Calls Greatest Since Great Depression
• 'Dear First Responders': Farmington Public Safety Receives Handwritten Thank You Note
• Pa. Health Dept.: 17 New Coronavirus-Related Deaths Reported, Cases Statewide Increases To 24,199
• Police Searching For Missing 14-Year-Old Girl In Frederick
• Coronavirus Jobs Listing: Here Are Some Of The Companies That Are Hiring
• Tiger Woods Gets Emotional Recalling 'Blackout Moment' After Winning 2019 Masters
• Coronavirus Latest: First Maryland Inmate Dies Of COVID-19
• Coronavirus In Texas: Balcones Distilling To Deliver 400 Gallons Of Sanitizer To Area Police
• PTL Links: April 13, 2020
• OPEC, oil nations agree to unprecedented production cut
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Baldwin High School Pushes Graduation, Prom To July
• COVID-19 And Pregnancy: What Moms-To-Be Need To Know
• Police Searching For Two Suspects Who Allegedly Abducted 9-Month-Old Baby, Stole SUV From A Royal Farms In Pasadena
• 2 Coronavirus Testing Sites Close Due To Severe Weather
• Man Wanted In Attempted Robbery Of Lauderdale Lakes Elderly Women Who Just Returned From Grocery Store
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: How Safe Are Our Pets From Covid-19?
• Coronavirus Update: Santa Rosa Classmates Give Video Salute To Dismissed Naval Commander Brett Crozier
• Police chief accused of linking deputy's virus death to gay events
• Coronavirus Latest: Lawmakers Voting To Delay New Jersey Primary To July 7
• Christ the Redeemer statue lit up to honor medical workers
• Two Suspects Wanted For Little Caesars Robbery In Brooklyn Park
• Amazon putting new online grocery shoppers on a waiting list
• Clerks Set To Count Votes In Messy Wisconsin Election
• Coronavirus: Silver Lake Reservoir Reopens With One-Way Path, New Rules
• New Coronavirus Drive-Thru Testing Site Opens For San Fernando Valley Residents
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Says Coronavirus-Related Death Total Climbs To 21, Total Cases Increases To 876
• Coronavirus Impact: Office Of Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody Warns Of Scams Ahead Of Stimulus Payments
• Krasinski and Ortiz surprise hospital workers with season tickets
• Palmdale Boy Gets Drive-By Birthday Surprise From Deputies, Firefighters
• Supreme Court to hold arguments for some key cases by phone
• What If California Faces A Disaster During The Coronavirus Pandemic?
• Eastpointe Police, Fire Departments Release March Statistics
• Online Video Dating Spikes As People Seek Romantic Connection During Quarantine
• Social Media Roundup: Virtual Gatherings Help Loved Ones Stay Connected During Holidays
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: YMCA, Loaves & Fishes, UnitedHealth Group Partner To Provide Fresh Food To Communities
• Details Emerge On How NFL Draft Will Take Place Despite Coronavirus Limitations
• Pittsburgh Steelers Sign Free Agent WR Saeed Blacknall
• Concord Mulls Pay Cuts For Council, Top City Officials Over Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Impact: There Won't Be Any New Emojis In 2021
• Lions Archive: Hockenson Put On Injured Reserve After Bears Loss
• Disney to furlough 43,000 Disney World workers
• Coronavirus Update: FDNY Mourns 24-Year Veteran EMT
• Coronavirus Update: President Trump's Developer Friend Stanley Chera Dies Of Virus
• New Reusable Coronavirus Face Shields Unveiled At Brigham And Women's Hospital
• Allegheny Co. Executive Rich Fitzgerald Calls For Voting By Mail For June Primary
• Coronavirus Latest: Nearly 9K COVID-19 Cases, 262 Deaths Reported In Maryland
• "We are trapped": Immigrant women speak out from detention amid pandemic
• Ex-NFL quarterback Tarvaris Jackson, 36, dies in car crash
• More Than 250 Crashes & Spinouts During Easter Snowstorm
• Police Searching For Suspect After $4.5K Worth Of Tools Stolen From Bethesda Construction Site
• Police: Ongoing Investigation After Detroit Shooting
• First Responders In Arlington Spend Part Of Easter Weekend Rescuing Trapped Ducklings
• IndyCar's 1st Virtual Race On An Oval Won By Simon Pagenaud
• Federal Courts In Central Illinois Empty Stores, Donate Masks To COVID-19 Fight
• Coronavirus Latest: Camden County Drive-Thru Testing Site Closed Due To Severe Storms
• Coronavirus Latest: City Rec & Parks Take Away All Playground, Exercise Equipment After Some Residents Ignore Calls For Social Distancing
• Quarantine Baking: How To Make Your Own Sourdough Starter
• Nancy Giles, Wife Of Phillies Chairman Emeritus Bill Giles, Dies At Age 88
• As world turns to China for PPE, U.S. buyers risk knock-offs
• Sailor from USS Theodore Roosevelt dies of coronavirus
• 7 Delightful Doggies To Adopt Now In Chicago
• JBS Plant Employee Says 'Everybody In The Dark' After Coronavirus Testing Canceled
• Coronavirus Latest: Rutgers New Jersey Medical School To Expedite Graduation, Hold Virtual Ceremony
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: HealthPartners Begins Clinical Trial For Drug To Treat COVID-19 Pneumonia Patients
• Jobless Ski Instructor Now Working 'For Good' In Vail Valley
• Central California Sees Gas Prices Plunge Below $2 A Gallon Amid Coronavirus
• How Long Will Food Last In The Refrigerator And Freezer If There's A Power Outage?
• 31-Year-Old Man Stable After Detroit Shooting
• ICYMI: Top takeaways from this week's "Face the Nation"
• IRS Sends First Wave Of Stimulus Checks, Second Wave Expected This Week
• Lawn Company Fails To Reap Tax Break At Michigan Appeals Court
• Major Food Producer: U.S. Nearing Brink Of Virus-Linked Meat Shortage
• 7 People Fined For Going To Santa Cruz For Drinks, Violating Stay-At-Home Order
• Bruins Prospect Jeremy Swayman Named Best Goaltender In College Hockey
• Devin McCourty Makes Pitch For Patriots To Re-Sign Chris Hogan
• Patrol: Southern Minnesota Man Killed After Crashing Into Parked Plow Truck
• Municipal Clerks Set To Count Votes In Messy Wisconsin Election
• Coronavirus Update: Virus Travel Restrictions Turn San Francisco International Into Holiday Ghost Town
• Vandal On Backhoe Causes Damage At Construction Site In Bridgeton
• Orioles Have Lowest Payroll In MLB -- And Chris Davis Accounts For Nearly Half Of It
• Isaiah Simmons Could Be The Answer For Lions On Defense
• WANTED: Alleged Bloods Gang Member Robert "RJ" James Northan Jr. On The Run Eastern Shore, Considered 'Armed And Dangerous'
• Coronavirus: Staffing Shortage Shuts Down North Central, West Valley Animal Shelters
• Coronavirus Blood Drives Kick Off At Gillette Stadium By Appointment Only
• Trump campaign and RNC rake in $212 million in first quarter
• Coronavirus Update: Smithfield Closes South Dakota Pork Plant Due To COVID-19 Outbreak
• Sunny Skies and Record Heat Possible
• Pandemic puts strain on people relying on food banks
• Coronavirus May Force Boston University To Delay Fall Semester
• George Stephanopoulos tests positive for coronavirus
• NFL Draft Rumors: Patriots Reportedly Among Teams 'Gathering Intel' On Quarterback Jordan Love
• Severe Weather Awareness Week: Are You Ready For The Upcoming Season?
• Virginia governor seeks to delay minimum wage hike due to coronavirus
• Coronavirus Roundup: Santa Clara Remains Local Ground Zero; Video Dating Spiking; Virtual Easter This Year
• Ex-U.S. Marine's espionage trial begins in Russia under virus lockdown
• St. Vincent Medical Center Reopens As COVID-19 Surge Hospital
• "We are in trouble": Essential but undocumented farmworkers can't get aid
• Trump plays campaign-like video touting response
• New York Weather: Powerful Storm Expected To Pack 60-70 MPH Winds
• Deadly Tornadoes Strike The South As Storms Set Sights On Northeast
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Gov. Phil Murphy To Discuss With White House State's Needs For Battling COVID-19
• Pa. State Police Searching For Missing Fayette Co. Woman
• 'Quarantine Meals' Facebook Page Bringing People Together Through Food
• Chicago Weather: Cold, Windy Day Ahead
• How Will We Pay For The Astronomical Costs Of The COVID-19 Crisis? 'Draconian Cuts In Essential Services' Could Come Soon
• Trump's developer friend Stanley Chera dies of coronavirus
• Violating Social Distancing Rules, Dak Prescott And Zeke Elliott Allegedly Party During COVID-19 Crisis
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Vitalant To Collect Blood Plasma From Recovered COVID-19 Patients To Treat Those In ICU
• Possible Power Outages From Storm Would Affect Those Working At Home
• Woman loses husband and son to coronavirus within 3 days
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot To Announce New Plans For Homeless During Pandemic
• Veterans Leadership Program To Distribute Food
• A Look At Companies And Industries Hiring Right Now
• Philadelphia Police: 46-Year-Old Man Fatally Shot In Point Breeze
• John Krasinski Surprises Beth Israel Coronavirus Unit With Red Sox Tickets For Life
• West Va. Highway Cleanup Postponed Due To Coronavirus Outbreak
• The Dovetail Project Helping Young Fathers Who Have Lost Their Jobs Due To COVID-19
• Surly Emergency Food Drive
• How To Participate In Severe Weather Awareness Week
• NASCAR'S Kyle Larson uses racial slur during iRacing event
• Philadelphia Police: 1 Killed, 2 Injured In Triple Shooting Inside Kensington Home
• NYC island used for coronavirus burials has history of untold stories
• Veepstakes in the age of coronavirus
• High Wind Advisory In Effect For Western Pa., Chances Of Severe Storms
• Pittsburgh Weather: Chances Of Severe Weather Kick Off The Week
• Tornadoes and severe winds kill at least 20 in the South
• Pa. House Of Representatives To Vote On Non-Essential Businesses Bill Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Batten Down The Hatches Monday, For Big Rain Storm With Damaging Winds Is Coming
• U.S. nearing brink of meat shortage, major producer says
• Emergency Food Distribution To Again Take Place In Duquesne, Distribution Methods Changed Due To Anticipated Severe Weather
• Monday's Show Info (4/13/20)
• 130,000 Lose Power In Massachusetts As Severe Storms Bring Down Trees

Videos from April 13, 2020

• Coronavirus relief funding stalls in the Senate
• Trump questioned on coronavirus response
• Senator Mike Braun discusses next phase of relief for coronavirus crisis
• Andrea Bocelli's "Music for Hope" reaches nearly 30 million views
• Activists help minority communities hit hardest by coronavirus
• Global effort underway to identify coronavirus treatments
• How blood from COVID-19 survivors could help researchers
• Trump battles with governors over reopening the economy
• U.S. coronavirus death toll tops 23,000
• The Democratic delegate process explained, in one minute
• Bernie Sanders endorses Joe Biden, while Trump looks to reopen economy
• Stay-at-home orders are dangerous for domestic violence victims
• Bernie Sanders endorses Joe Biden in sign of Democratic unity
• Police seen removing man from Philadelphia bus for not wearing a mask
• Doctor explains how coronavirus may affect the heart
• Hospital employees' choir creates uplifting virtual performance
• Bernie Sanders endorses Joe Biden for president
• How the coronavirus pandemic is changing this year's Passover celebrations
• Former aide to Kamala Harris on what makes her an "incredible" VP pick
• Timeline: The Trump administration's changing guidance on coronavirus
• State governments and hospitals still scrambling for PPE for coronavirus
• Now may be the time to consider a Roth IRA conversion
• Governor Cuomo on reopening: "There are warning signs" from other countries
• Christ the Redeemer statue lit up as a doctor to honor medical workers during coronavirus
• "We are trapped": Immigrant women speak out from detention amid pandemic
• CBSN Originals: Seeking viewers' stories
• Kindness 101 with Steve Hartman: Optimism
• Andrea Bocelli on his "Amazing Grace" performance, the power of music
• Tim Scott on racial disparities in coronavirus infections, death rate
• Coronavirus pandemic puts strain on food banks
• Tornadoes kill at least 18 people in the South
• John Krasinski, David Ortiz surprise nurses with Red Sox tickets
• Coronavirus survivors may face new challenges after recovery
• Buying PPE from China poses risks of knock-offs and pricing gouging
• Doctor explains impact a coronavirus antibody test could have
• Dr. Fauci says earlier coronavirus response could have saved lives
• Coronavirus death toll continues to climb as New York hospitalizations stabilize