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• Folsom 'Park Patrol' Monitors Social Distancing During Coronavirus Outbreak
• Prepare For Masks And Gloves While Dining Out As Restaurants Adapt To Life After COVID-19
• Surveillance Video Shows 2 Males Spitting On Bellflower Door Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Roseville Police Searching For Knife-Attack Suspect
• Organizers Cancel San Francisco's Pride Parade In Wake Of COVID-19 Outbreak
• Coronavirus New Normal: Gov. Newsom Prioritizing Health And Preventing Spread Of Virus
• Coronavirus In Colorado: African Americans Hit Hard By COVID-19
• Coronavirus In Colorado: City Of Boulder Furloughs 737 Employees
• Finding Hope Out Of Fear: Psychiatrist Recommends Focusing On Science During Time Of Coronavirus Uncertainty
• LOOK: 2 Black Hawk Helicopters Land In Downtown Denver
• Emergency Facilities Play Key Role In Colorado's Planning For Life After Stay-At-Home Order
• UCLA Participates In Nationwide Study To Treat COVID-19 Using Recovered Patients' Plasma
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Fashion Designer Stays Busy During Uncertain Times
• Los Angeles Residents Worry About Future Of Events, Mass Gatherings In Wake Of Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Closures: Restaurants Excited To Open Their Doors When State Reopens
• Grammy-Nominated Teacher Leads Arvada West High School Choir In Special Remote Recording
• Paradise Vice Mayor Suspected Of Sending Lewd Photos To Undercover Officer Posing As Teen
• Coronavirus: Charges Filed Against 10 Additional Businesses For Allegedly Violating 'Safer At Home' Order
• Colorado's Cattle Ranchers Fear For The Future As Meat Plant Closes
• St. Vrain Market Helps Lyons Community During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Popular Denver Nonprofit Music Venue Needs Help Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Ski Season Ended Early In Colorado, Ikon Pass Offering Discounts For Next Year
• Coronavirus Cutbacks: Grass Valley Votes For Layoffs To Maintain Essential Services
• MLB Team Employees Are The Subjects Of A Massive Nationwide Coronavirus Antibody Study
• The US Has The Highest Maternal Death Rate Af Any Developed Nation; California Is Trying To Do Something About That
• Sprouts Looking To Fill Nearly 420 Positions At Stores In North And South LA
• Trump Announces US Funding For WHO Will Be Withheld, Pending Review
• Water Main Break Floods South End Streets
• Second Suspect Arrested In San Francisco After Deadly Shooting In Modesto FoodMaxx Parking Lot
• Coronavirus Latest: 4 Recently-Admitted Jesuit Priests At Baltimore County Nursing Home Test Positive For COVID-19
• Coronavirus in Colorado: 329 Deaths, 7,941 Confirmed Cases In The State
• Coronavirus Update: San Francisco To Secure Over 8,000 Hotel Rooms For Homeless, Affected Groups
• Coronavirus Update: NYC Death Toll Rises Above 10,000 After Officials Add Thousands Of Previously Uncounted Victims
• Coronavirus Update: Gov. Cuomo On President Trump's Claim Of Total Authority Over Reopening, 'We Don't Have A King'
• Coronavirus Update: Having Weird Dreams Lately? You're Not Alone
• Single Mom Denied Unemployment For 20 Weeks Because Of Penalty For Issue She Had 2 Years Ago
• Coronavirus Survivor Stories: LI Woman Says Outpouring Of Love Helped Bring Her Home
• 'He Was Definitely Not Alone': Grandson Thanks Nurses Who Helped Him Say Goodbye Over FaceTime To Grandfather Dying From Coronavirus
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: U Searching For Hundreds Of Volunteers To Aid In Finding COVID-19 Cure
• Coronavirus Update: A Look At The Potential Workplace Of The Future
• Coronavirus Latest: 4 Deaths, 44 Other Residents Test Positive For COVID-19 At Genesis Loch Raven Center
• Denver Homeless Advocates Hope Coronavirus Lessons Last Long-Term
• Coronavirus Response: Appeals Court Judge Orders Courts To Identify Offenders At High Risk Of COVID-19 For Possible Release
• Local Business Gets Creative To Offer Wine, Liquor And Beer Delivery During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Orange County Reports 23 New Cases, No New Deaths For Second Consecutive Day
• Watch: Philadelphia Groundhog Enjoys Slice Of Pizza On Family's Back Porch
• Here's When A Johns Hopkins Professor Says Social Distancing Guidelines Could Be Lifted
• Baltimore Dunkin' Stores Donate Coffee, Care Packages To Area Healthcare Workers
• Coronavirus Update: Trump Says U.S. Funding For WHO Will Be Withheld
• NCAA Fencing Championship Put On Hold Due To Coronavirus But Athletes Lunging Forward With Positivity
• Man, Dog Killed In Little Village Shooting
• Woman Says Neighbors Had Stay-At-Home-Order-Violating Party, Shot Bullet Through Her Floor
• Coronavirus Update: Police Benevolent Association Delivers Sandwiches To Bronx Hospital
• WATCH: First Coronavirus Patient At Butler Memorial Hospital ICU Discharged After Spending Time On Ventilator
• 2 COVID-19 Deaths, 5 Positive Cases At Pompano Beach Senior Living Facility
• Bay Area Business Owners Uncertain How Newsom's Plan To Reopen State Will Pan Out
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Minneapolis' North Loop Restaurants Using 'Ripple Votives' To Stoke Hope
• Coronavirus Front Lines: $100K Donation To Support Mental Health
• Newsom, Health Experts Say COVID-19 Testing Must Ramp Up Before Reopening State
• Coronavirus Update: Pope Francis Sends Message Of 'Love And Concern' For New Yorkers
• Coronavirus Deaths: Officials Told 'Bodies Being Piled Up In Nursing Homes' As Desperate Families Face Silence
• Denver's Ibotta To Plant Trees To Combat Paper Coupon Waste
• Coronavirus Update: Citymeals On Wheels Overcoming Obstacles As It Navigates Pandemic To Feed New Yorkers
• Local Grocery Store Manager Says Essential Workers Are Sitting Ducks In COVID-19 Pandemic
• GM and Ventec executives discuss ventilator production
• Coronavirus Latest: Pennsylvania House Approves Bill To Reopen Businesses If They Follow CDC Guidelines On Social Distancing
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: California Offers Glimpse Of What Re-Opened Restaurants Could Look Like
• 18-Year-Old Arrested In Connection To Double Shooting In Annapolis
• Coronavirus Update: Social Distancing Tips For People Living In Crowded NYC Apartments
• WBZ & CBS Boston Announce Boston Marathon Encores & 'Patriots' Day Of Giving'
• What's Behind The Toilet Paper Shortage?
• Coronavirus Update: Hospital Chaplains Face Daily Challenges Comforting The Sick, But Find Ways To Persevere
• Pistons Owner Donates 100,000 Masks For City Workers
• Oakland County Workers Must Wear Masks When Interacting With Public
• Amazon Hiring 75,000 More Workers, Wait List Added For Grocery Shoppers
• Netflix, Amazon, Zoom See More Business, Shares Surging During Pandemic
• 'Free Michigan From Gretchen Whitmer': Protesters Rally At State Capitol
• Local Store Owner Provides Protective Gear To Keep Employees Safe
• Coronavirus In Westmoreland County: McDonald's Restaurant Temporarily Closes After Worker Tests Positive
• Littleton Community Farm Sees Growing Interest Due To Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: 4 Jesuit Priests Evacuated From Infirmary Near St. Joseph's University, Admitted To Maryland Facility, Sources Say
• Coronavirus Outbreak: 17 Deaths Reported At Centennial Healthcare Center In Greeley
• Judge Backs Doctor In Medical Marijuana Case
• Coronavirus Update: Pelosi Calls Out President Trump, Demands Truth In Scathing Open Letter
• Entertainment Industry Workers Use Time Off Work To Make Nearly 3K Face Shields For Local Hopsitals
• Coronavirus Crime: Inmate Arrested Days After Early Release
• Coronavirus Death Of Deputy Jeff Hopkins Determined To Be Line Of Duty Death
• Florida Has Spent $500M To Battle Coronavirus
• Report: McLaren Macomb Hospital Lay Offs Operating, Recovery Room Nurses
• Coronavirus Latest: Main Line Mom's Blog Helping Others Grocery Shop Safely With Critical Information
• Florida Education Association Calls On Gov. Ron DeSantis To Keep Schools Closed For Semester
• Coronavirus Latest: How Philadelphia Tourism Industry Is Dealing With Shutdown During Normally Busy Spring Break Season
• Former Fort Worth Police Chief Joel Fitzgerald To Become Top Cop In Waterloo, Iowa
• Chicago Weather: Winter Won't Quit
• MAP: How Many COVID-19 Cases In Your Zip Code? Find Out Here
• Coronavirus Pandemic: AAA Offers Car Care Advice For Parked Vehicles
• Coronavirus Update: San Francisco Expands Paid Leave For Frontline Healthcare Workers
• Coronavirus In Beaver County: Another Giant Eagle Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Resurgence In The Fall? A Coronavirus Forecast
• Boston Police Officer Dies From Coronavirus
• Benicia Wants Couple To Stop Picking Up Trash Along Highway During COVID-19 Shelter-In-Place
• Police: 19-Year-Old Man Shot, Killed In North Philadelphia
• Village Of Skokie To Require People To Wear Masks In Public Spaces Beginning Thursday
• 9-Year-Old Girl Buys Pizzas For Stockton Homeless Shelter
• 2 Additional LAPD And LAFD Employees Test Positive For COVID-19
• Missing For 21 Years, The Search Continues For Nathan Edberg
• FWISD To Purchase Thousands Computers, Hotspots For Student Learning From Home During Coronavirus Outbreak
• Better Together: Marin High School Senior Delivers Restaurant Meals To Essential Workers For Free
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Vigil Held At Riverside Correctional Facility To Remember Inmate Who Passed Away Due To COVID-19
• Amid Coronavirus Shutdown, California Automobile Museum Looking For New Ways To Stay Afloat
• Northwestern Defensive Lineman Joe Gaziano Waits To Hear Name In NFL Draft
• Coronavirus: Garcetti Announces Expanded Testing Capacity For Angelenos Experiencing Symptoms
• North Wildwood Police Pay Tribute To Fallen Philadelphia Police Sgt. James O'Connor
• Quarantine Is The Time To Handle Financial Planning You've Been Putting Off, Expert Says
• Sheriff's Office: 179 Cook County Jail Detainees Being Treated For Coronavirus, 144 Recovering
• 'There's Hope For Others': Cancer Survivor Overcomes COVID-19, Plans To Donate Plasma To Help Others Fight Virus
• Coronavirus Outbreak At Woodland Nursing Home
• Coronavirus: Relaxed Parking Enforcement Extended Through May 15
• Nation's largest airlines to split $25 billion in payroll aid
• Minnesota Sports Teams Stand Together In Hopes Of Returning Again Soon
• Things Will Look Different: California Outlines 6 Factors For Lifting Coronavirus Stay-At-Home Order
• Donation Trailers Placed At Four Regional Parks In Anne Arundel County During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Stimulus Checks: Sacramento Financial Expert Answers Questions
• 'Criminalizing The Free Exercise Of Religion': Pastors Sue Newsom Over Stay-At-Home Orders
• Winters Family Leaves Bouquets, Happiness On Doorsteps During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Latest: Frederick County Requiring All Shoppers, Employees To Wear Face Masks
• Kweisi Mfume Endorsed By Dozens Of Local Religious Leaders In Race For 7th Congressional District Seat
• Ocasio-Cortez: "It's legitimate to talk about" allegations against Biden
• 5 things to know about reopening the country
• 37 Migrant Children At Heartland Alliance Shelter Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Graduating College Seniors Faced With Even More Uncertainty Than Usual Because Of The Pandemic
• LA County Follows City's Lead, Requires Face Coverings When Entering Businesses
• Travel Agent In Italy Warns U.S. About Hurried Lifting Of Coronavirus Restrictions
• Furry Tails: Gotcha Forever
• Maryland National Guard To Assist With Distribution At City Schools Meals Sites
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Hospitalized 3 Times In 10 Days, Mpls. Man Still Denied COVID-19 Test
• Denver Weather: Another Round Snow Arrives Quickly
• Lake County Sheriff's Parade Honors Hospital Workers
• New Coronavirus Test Sites Open In Riverside, San Bernardino County
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Salon, Barber Shop Owners Struggle Through 'Frustrating' Pause
• 'This Entire Process Has Been Unacceptable From The Start': State Rep. Says Legislature Is Working To Get More Help Managing Unemployment Claims
• Officials: 33-Year-Old Man Gunned Down While Sitting On Steps Of Home In North Philadelphia
• Parkland Activists Finding Ways To Keep Causes Alive During Coronavirus Crisis
• Coronavirus Latest: Field Hospital Site At Glen Mills Schools Relocating
• Judge OKs PG&E Plan To Pay $19M In Fees From Victims Fund
• FDA Tightens Enforcement On Coronavirus Antibody Tests
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Lone Tree Feeds Raises Over $20,000 To Provide Free Meals To First Responders
• New Coronavirus Hospital Discharge Data Shows Stay-At-Home Order Flattening The Curve
• Coronavirus Update: New York City Loses 50 Educators In COVID-19 Outbreak
• #CurbsideBaltimore Initiative Helping Local Businesses With Gift Card Program
• Woman Collects Electronics To Help Kids With E-Learning
• Englewood Business Owner On Life After COVID-19: 'This Something The Community Wants To Be A Part Of'
• Coronavirus: State Court Denies Request To Exempt Gun Stores From 'Safer At Home' Order
• Coronavirus Update: Testing, Testing, Testing -- Gov. Murphy Says That's The Only Way N.J. Can Begin To Reopen
• Illinois Has Spent $168.5 On COVID-19 Fight Since March 24; Comptroller Susana Mendoza Explains How Budgeting Works
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: When Will Things Return To Normal? Gov. Walz Weighs In
• New York Yankees Co-Owner Hank Steinbrenner Dead At Age 63
• Ones For Wellness: How To Make Your Home Office More Ergonomic
• Police Seeking Driver Who Killed Man In North Philadelphia Hit-And-Run
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Gov. Tom Wolf Asks Residents To Be Patient, Says There's No Set Date For Relaxing Stay-At-Home Order
• SBA Streamlining Programs To Help Small Businesses Hit Hard By Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Update: More Than 50 First Responders Salute NJ Hospital Workers
• Coronavirus Response: Maryland Courts To Remain Closed Through June 5
• Coronavirus Latest: 'Sesame Street' Characters Offer Special Message To Children During Pandemic
• Coronavirus Impacts: National Aquarium Calling On Congress For Emergency Funds
• Fighting climate change would boost economy, study finds
• CA DMV Extends Expiring Driver Licenses Due To COVID-19 Shelter In Place
• California business owner fights to keep employees on payroll
• Baby Delivered After California Mother Fatally Wounded
• University Of Maryland Study Finds Americans Aren't Social Distancing
• Hospitals In Pittsburgh Testing Convalescent Plasma To Possibly Treat Coronavirus Patients
• Coronavirus In Texas: 1 New COVID-19 Case In Frisco, 103 Total Cases
• Coronavirus Update: Alameda County Officials Confirm 3 New Deaths At East Bay Nursing Homes
• Coronavirus Sports: Don Bell, Lesley Van Arsdall Play Friendly Game Of C-B-S
• Coronavirus Update: Santa Clara County Health Officer Says Preventive Measures Working; Easing Not Imminent
• Graduating Mass Maritime Students Stuck In Limbo Due To Coronavirus
• 2020 Pittsburgh Steelers Eye On The Draft: Defensive Line
• After Dumping Kyle Larson For Using N-word, McDonald's Apologizes For Banning Black People From Restaurant
• Max Minute: What Coronavirus Tests Are In Development?
• Smaller Hospitals In Chicago Can Have 2-Week Waits For COVID-19 Test Results
• Coronavirus In Chicago: Chicago Police Department Has 306 Members With COVID-19
• California DMV Extends Driver Licenses Expiring During Coronavirus Pandemic
• What To Know About New July 15 Tax Deadline
• Good Dog: Therapy 'Dog-tor' Delivers Supplies To Nurses At UMMC
• Checking In With Susan Koeppen: Pa. Attorney General Enforcing Health Club Act, Giving Gym Members Flexibility To Get Refund
• Coronavirus Latest: Federal Relief On Way To Pennsylvania, New Jersey Airports After Business 'Fell Off A Cliff'
• Johns Hopkins Parts Ways With Longtime Lacrosse Coach Dave Pietramala
• Coronavirus Testing: Some Philadelphia Region Testing Sites Using Self-Swabbing That's Safer For Testers, Easier On Patients
• 21 NYC teachers have died of coronavirus, DOE says
• Nearly Half Of Coronavirus Deaths In Mass. Are From Long Term Care Facilities
• Concerns grow over food supply as virus closes processing plants
• Contra Costa Supervisors Vote To Ask Newsom To Declare November Election Mail-In Ballot Only
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Governors, growing frustrated with Trump's comments, join together to make plan to reopen
• Former FDA commissioner on challenges of reopening the country
• Social Media Roundup: Neighbors Leave Notes Offering To Lend A Hand With Groceries And Supplies
• For Many, COVID-19 Postpones Tax Time, But Not For Those In The Gig Economy; 'It Seems Unfair'
• Justice Department backs church in dispute over city ban on services
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Family Remembers Grandfather Who Died Battling COVID-19
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 4-14-20
• Coronavirus Impact: South Florida Airports Receive $342 Million In COVID-19 Relief Aid
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: House Passes Bill To Reopen Businesses If They Follow Guidelines From CDC
• 'I Bought A Lot Of Tasty Snacks': 7-Year-Old Indiana County Girl Uses Life Savings To Buy Snacks For Healthcare Workers
• Coronavirus Help: Simple Gesture To Frontline Hospital Staff Leaves Student Speechless
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• Coronavirus Impact: South Florida Farmers Hit Hard By COVID-19
• Poll Worker With COVID-19 Reacts To Death Of Election Judge: 'That Could Have Been Me'
• Masked, Knife-Wielding Man Sought After Robbing Novato Gas Station Convenience Store
• California Drivers With Licenses Expiring Before May 1 Get Deadline Extension
• California Drivers With Licenses Expiring Before May 1 Get Deadline Extension Due To Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Update: Newsom Says Mass Gatherings 'Not In The Cards' This Summer
• "Our People Are Suffering': State Steps In As Coronavirus Cases Rise In Chelsea
• Coronavirus Response: How Meditation Can Help Us Cope With Stress, Anxiety Caused By Pandemic
• San Francisco Opera Cancels 2020 Summer Season Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Business Notes: Surge Of Optimism For Investors
• Coronavirus Update: Health Care Workers Fighting COVID-19 Get Ovation From BSO Personnel
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Shedding Light On COVID-19's Impact On The African-American Community
• Coronavirus In Colorado: The Market At Larimer Square Announces Closure
• Sheriff: Pilot Makes Emergency Landing After Plane Engine Stalls During Flight In Northeastern Minnesota
• Coronavirus Impact: South Florida Doctor Denied Daughter's Custody Over Potential Exposure To COVID-19
• Adopt A High School Senior Effort Launched In Garland ISD During Coronavirus Shutdowns
• Dallas Mayor Calls For Citywide Ovation Honoring Front-Line Workers, 'We Have Heroes Among Us'
• Castle Rock Police Need Help Identifying Car Break-In Suspects
• Dartmouth College Dean: Students Not Social Distancing Could Face 'Serious Disciplinary Action'
• 'It's Not Time': Pittsburghers Apprehensive About Economy Reopening Too Soon
• Volunteers Provide Food For Veterans During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Police Officers Offer To Pick Up Prescriptions
• Coronavirus Update: Eager To Get Back To Work And Save Lives, N.J. Firefighter Cleared By Rapid Test
• Fire Damages Queen City Coffee In Denver
• Safe Streets Baltimore Working To Help Inform City Residents About Coronavirus Safety
• Coronavirus Update: High-Flow Oxygen Protocol And 'Proning' Reducing Number Of Patients On Ventilators
• Give A Shout Out To Ralph The Emu At The Denver Zoo, He's Lonely!
• Guard Seriously Injured, 2 Others Treated After Inmate Attack At Cook County Jail
• Coronavirus Update: Long Lines Of Vehicles Wait Long Hours At Opa-locka Food Distribution Site
• Sac City Unified School Superintendent Under Fire For Pay Raise
• 'The Right Thing To Do': Maryland Thermoform Switches To Producing Face Shields For Those On Front Lines Of Coronavirus Pandemic
• Pediatrician: 80% of kids may have COVID, mostly without symptoms
• $10K Reward Still Offered In Case Of Heather Leann Pope Found In Shallow Grave
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Gov. Phil Murphy Raises Concerns About Lack Of Testing Sites To Vice President Mike Pence
• LA County Sees 40 New Coronavirus Deaths, Highest Single-Day Total
• A GBMC Worker Saw Two People With A Giant Thank You Sign To COVID-19 Frontline Workers, Now She Wants To Say Thank You Back
• Coronavirus In Colorado: CU Boulder Donates 130,000 Pieces Of Personal Protective Equipment
• Minnesota Legislature Passes Its 4th COVID-19 Relief Package
• No, breast milk can't prevent or cure COVID-19 in adults
• 'It's Pretty Terrifying' | Maryland Woman Shares Experience Battling Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Changes: Goodwill Sets Up No-Contact, Self-Service Donation Areas
• Small business owners call federal relief efforts a "hot mess"
• Arvada Offering $2.5 Million In Loans For Local Small Businesses
• Sheriff: 1 Man Stabbed, 1 Man Shot In Western Minnesota Monday
• Coronavirus Latest: Jefferson Health Treating COVID-19 Patients With Survivor-Donated Blood Plasma As Part Of Clinical Trial
• Coronavirus Latest: First Responders Come Together To Honor Mercy Fitzgerald Paramedic Kevin Bundy Who Died From COVID-19
• Keller @ Large: Trump's Threat Against Rebellious Governors
• McDonald's apologizes after restaurant in China bans black customers
• Elderly woman gets massive beer delivery after plea goes viral
• Coronavirus Testing With Expanded Criteria Reaches Capacity In 2 Hours At Hard Rock Stadium
• LA County Approves Rent Assistance Program Providing Up To $1K For 3 Months To Help Those Struggling During Coronavirus Crisis
• Coronavirus In Texas: State Waives Certain Rules For Vehicle Registration, Titles
• Coronavirus In Ohio: Cedar Point Honoring 2020 Season Passes Through 2021
• New Jersey Weather: Cleanup Underway After Jersey Shore Gets Battered By Powerful Storms
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 23,247 Confirmed Cases, 868 Deaths; But Pritzker Says More Evidence Curve Is Flattening
• Accountants Help Small Businesses Navigate Economic Challenges Posed By COVID-19 Pandemic
• Coronavirus Latest: Relief Could Be On Way For People Trying To File Unemployment Claims
• Newsom: Re-Opening California 'The Most Challenging And Difficult Phase Of All' In Battle With Coronavirus
• Santa Cruz County Reports 2nd Coronavirus Death, 91 Confirmed Cases
• Former Broncos DL Derek Wolfe Gives Back To Denver Community During Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Delaware: Gov. John Carney Warns Residents It's Not Time To Relax Restrictions In State As COVID-19 Cases Near 2,000
• Here's What Maryland Is Getting As Part Of The Coronavirus Stimulus Package
• Trump meets with recovered coronavirus patients
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Mayo Clinic Creates Team To Investigate And Identify COVID-19 Exposures 'Within Hours'
• EF-0 Tornado Touched Down In Maryland During Monday's Storms
• Coronavirus Latest: Nick Foles' Charity Announces Grants To Philabundance, Food Bank Of South Jersey
• Coronavirus In Sports: Villanova Softball Player Paige Rauch Focusing On Next Year After Outbreak Put Breaks On Dream Season
• NYC officials ask for rain ponchos as PPE supplies run low
• Patriots-Bengals Sideline Video Incident Still 'Under Review' By NFL
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Pittsburgh International Airport To Receive $36 Million In Relief Package
• Man Waiting For $1,700 Stimulus Payment Gets Millions In Bank Account
• Coronavirus In Texas: City Of Fort Worth Asking Public For Homemade Masks To Protect Essential Workers
• Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore Has Seen Progress In Flattening Curve, But Mayor Says 'This Is No Time To Let Up'
• Police Investigating Suspicious Double Murder At Oak Park Home
• Coronavirus Update: Massive Surge In Covered California Sign-Ups During COVID-19 Emergency
• Police Departments Use Drones To Enforce Social Distancing
• Police Departments In Several States Use Drones To Enforce Social Distancing
• Coronavirus Latest: 113 New Deaths, 1,296 Additional Cases Reported In Massachusetts
• Coronavirus Changes: Point Park University Says It Won't Hold A Virtual Commencement And Will Reschedule Ceremonies When It's Safe
• Coronavirus In Texas: Death Toll Surpasses 300, Close To 2,600 Have Recovered
• Ray Allen Opens Up About Turbulent Relationship With Kevin Garnett
• Obama Endorses Biden For President, Throwing Weight Behind His Former VP
• NFL Mock Draft Round-Up: Offensive Line Or Receiver For The Jets At No. 11?
• 'This Is False' | Baltimore Officials Address Rumor That African-Americans Cannot Contract COVID-19
• Coronavirus Patients' Oxygen Levels Get 'Significantly Better' When On Stomach, ICU Doctor Says
• Reward Increased In 1985 Case Of Social Worker, Dorothy Estep Found Dead In Car Trunk
• Maryland National Guardsman Helps Community That Helped His Family After Their House Burned Down
• Bomb Squad Removes Empty Grenade Found Between 2 Parked Cars In SW Baltimore
• MN Health Care Workers' Union Post Banners Supporting 'Health Care Heroes' Outside Hospitals, Clinics
• Lucky Dog Animal Rescue Finds Over 300 Dogs And Cats Forever Homes During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Baltimore Violence Continues Despite Governor's Coronavirus 'Stay At Home' Order
• 44 Veteran Deaths Now Reported At Holyoke Soldiers' Home During Coronavirus Outbreak
• Coronavirus Pandemic: Cargill Meatpacking Plant In Fort Morgan Confirms Cases
• Audible Offers Free Audiobooks For Kids Stuck At Home During Coronavirus Crisis
• Colorado's Senators Push For Coronavirus Funds For State's Farmers
• Educational Institutions Hiring Big in Detroit
• 'These Stories Are So Powerful': Roger Ross Williams On Netflix Docu-Series 'The Innocence Files'
• Walmart Gives Butler Co. Church $20,000 Grant To Help Feed Struggling Families
• Coronavirus Pandemic: Colorado Allows Online Sales Of Marijuana Under Emergency Rules
• LeSean McCoy On Potential Return To Eagles: 'Everybody Knows That Was A Special Place For Me'
• Coronavirus: 6 Keys For California To Transition From 'Surge To Suppression'
• CBS Sports And NFL Team Up To Re-Air Classic NFL On CBS Games
• CBS Sports And NFL Team Up To Re-Air Classic NFL On CBS Games, Including Ravens
• Coronavirus Crisis: Massachusetts To Begin Reporting Hospital Capacity Daily
• Jeopardy! Host Alex Trebek Pens Book While Beating The Odds With Pancreatic Cancer
• Coronavirus Cases: Johns Hopkins Doctor Back Fighting COVID-19 After Recovering From Virus
• Detroit Apartments: What $900 in Rent Gets You
• Coronavirus Resources: Baltimore City Partners With Goldman Sachs, Lendistry For $10M Stimulus Program For Local Businesses
• After Putin's bravado, COVID-19 is starting to hit Russia hard
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 9 More Deaths Reported As Number Of COVID-19 Cases Nears 1,700
• Coronavirus Latest: Yuengling Donating $100,000 To Frontline COVID-19 Fighters, Hospitality Workers
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: COVID-19 Cases Top 25,000 Statewide As Death Toll Climbs Above 600
• Isolated During COVID-19: Navigating Loneliness During The Pandemic
• Officials Provide More Details On 5 Freeway Shutdown In Burbank
• Coronavirus Cancellations: Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Cancels All Events Through Mid-June, Including Three Rivers Arts Festival
• LA County Board Approves Relief Fund For Small Businesses Impacted By Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Latest: Maryland Airports, Including BWI, To Get $107.7M In Federal Aid During COVID-19 Pandemic As Air Traffic Drops
• No school shootings in March 2020, first time since 2002
• Man Arrested In Connection To Beating At Homeless Camp In Sonora
• WPIAL Announces 2021 Hall Of Fame Class
• Judge Declares Mistrial In Murder Of Adams County Deputy Heath Gumm
• San Jose Man Charged With Murder In Teen's Fentanyl Overdose Death
• Now Hiring: Staffing Agency Links Potential Employers To Job Seekers
• Prepaid Debit Card Website For Low-Income Angelenos Crashes
• DSST Launches STEAM Creativity Challenge
• Coronavirus In Dallas County: 10 More Deaths Reported, Judge Says Evidence Showing Curve Is Flattening Due To Stay-At-Home Order
• Dr. Oz Speaks To Dr. David Boulware Of The University Of Minnesota About Whether Hydroxychloroquine Could Be Used As A Possible Early Treatment For COVID-19.
• Coronavirus Economy: Treasury Says 80 Million People Will Get Stimulus Payments Via Direct Deposit This Week
• Need A Copy Of Your Police Report From Detroit Police? Here Are Steps To Retrieve It
• O'Hare And Midway Airports Receive More Than $375 Million In Relief Funds From Coronavirus Stimulus Package
• 'Stop Giving People Your Personal Info': Police Warn Against Taking Online Quizzes
• Denver Extends Program To Boost Opportunities For Companies Owned By Minority Women
• Coronavirus Update: Feds Award San Francisco International $254.7 Million In COVID-19 Relief Funds
• DIA To Get Financial Support Due To Coronavirus, 90% Drop In Passengers
• Salvation Army Opens Additional Facility To Those Experiencing Homelessness
• 3 more states face legal action over coronavirus abortion bans
• No Plans To Reschedule Mile High 420 Festival
• Coronavirus Changes: NHL Extends Self-Quarantine Recommendation Through End Of April
• Coronavirus Update: San Francisco Supervisors Push To Make COVID-19 Eviction Moratorium Permanent
• Coronavirus testing company Quest Diagnostics furloughs workers
• Virus tracking tech raises privacy concerns: "It's a little scary"
• 'We Just Got To Do What We Got To Do': Cars Overwhelm Alameda Park For Food Bank's First Distribution In Butler Co.
• Coronavirus: Upcoming Special Elections Will Be All Vote-By-Mail
• Chris Cuomo walks back comments about CNN show
• The Coronavirus Pandemic: Trial Investigating The Prevention Of COVID-19 Using Hydroxychloroquine
• Former Dallas Cowboy Marcus Spears Calls Dak Prescott "Dumb" And "Disrespectful" For Throwing Party
• Former Cubs, Royals Manager Jim Frey Dies At Age 88
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 23 People Charged For Violating Stay-At-Home Order
• Driver Strikes, Kills Horse On Highway 114 In Grapevine
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: DNR Cancels 2020 Fish Egg-Taking Due To COVID-19
• Trump-backed justice on Wisconsin Supreme Court loses seat
• Cuomo says "no time for politics" as virus death toll jumps
• Sacramento Mother Suspected Of Homicide After Death Of Her Young Son
• Coronavirus In Tarrant County: 4 More Deaths Reported, 103 Total Recoveries
• Pittsburgh Penguins' Wives, Girlfriends Donate Almost $60,000 To Local Non-Profits
• Red Cross Holding Large Blood Drive At USC Tuesday
• Construction Firm Settles Colorado Convention Center Bid-Rigging Claims
• Amid Uncertainty, Local Graduates Plan for the Future
• #InThisTogether: Police And Firefighters Applaud Health Care Workers In Fort Collins
• NFL Mock Draft Roundup: Isaiah Simmons To The Giants At No. 4?
• Servers, Call Centers Added To Handle Michigan Unemployment Calls
• PGA Championship Planning For Harding Park In August, Playing Without Fans An Option
• Jayson Tatum Hasn't Touched A Basketball Since Celtics Last Game
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Health Officials Report 'Mixed' News As Daily Case-Count Stabilizing But Hospitalizations Increase
• Mayor to step down after comparing Trump supporters to KKK
• Wheat Ridge Police Ask For Surveillance Video To Help With Investigation Into Deadly Shooting Of Teen
• Coronavirus Help: Visiting Nurses Arrive For Training On Long Island
• Doctors Believe 49ers Super Bowl Loss May Have Helped Stem Early Coronavirus Spread
• 12 Ducklings Rescued From Storm Drain By Maryland DNR Officer, AACO Fire
• Coronavirus Severely Hurting Massachusetts Lottery Sales
• Coronavirus: Virtual Information, Training Still Available For Prospective Foster Parents
• The Coronavirus Pandemic: What Is Anitbody Testing And When Will It Be Widely Available In The U.S.?
• Family: Waseca Police Officer Arik Matson Is 'Loving New Facility Out Of State'
• Student Activist Faces Felony Charges Linked To Hate Crime Hoax At University Of La Verne
• Former President Barack Obama Endorses Joe Biden
• Chicago Industry Spotlight: Education Hiring Going Strong
• Congress will not return to Washington until May 4
• Project: Create
• Indiana Coronavirus Deaths In Lake County Rise To 31; Statewide COVID-19 Death Toll Approaching 400
• Coronavirus Latest: Maryland Schools Narrow Down Plans For Distance Learning, No Decision Made On School Closures
• 4 Men Injured In Separate Shootings In Baltimore Monday
• New York Yankees co-owner Hank Steinbrenner dies at 63
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