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• CHP: Suspected DUI Driver Blows Through Stop Sign, Crashes Into Vehicle
• Rams Center Brian Allen First Known NFL Player To Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Some Local Farmers Struggling, Others Making Up For Losses During Coronavirus Outbreak
• San Francisco School Officials Consider Giving Students A's Due To Coronavirus Closures
• California Lawmakers To Hold Hearing About Coronavirus Spending
• 'I Felt I Met Death': Fontana Charge Nurse Describes Battle To Overcome Coronavirus
• Better Together: Berkeley Restaurants Work With City To Provide Gourmet Meals For Homeless
• Oakland Council President Asks For State, Local Help In Sheltering Homeless In Hotel Rooms
• Cargill Allowed To Operate After Coronavirus Health Inspection
• Is Exercising Outside A Greater Threat?
• Coronavirus Creativity: Hand-Wash Karaoke Challenge Bringing Awareness To Folsom Small Businesses & Food Bank
• Denver Weather: More Snow And Cold On Thursday
• Laguna Hills Files Suit Against Orange County To Stop Local Inn From Housing Homeless Coronavirus Patients
• Coronavirus: Gov. Newsom Boosts Financial Assistance For Self-Employed, Undocumented Workers
• With Students Gone During Coronavirus Outbreak, Davis Locals Step Up To Support Businesses
• Coronavirus: No LA Concerts, Sporting Events Until 2021?
• Coronavirus No-No: State Treasurer Posts Photo Posing Inside Sacramento Restaurant Booth
• Wish Granted: Teen Battling Thyroid Cancer Hets Her Own Space With New Camper
• San Bernardino County Reports 8 New Deaths, Ventura County Reports New Cases
• Coronavirus Outbreak At Symphony Of Joliet Nursing Home Kills 22 Residents, One Staff Member
• Coloradans Itching To Get Back To Normal Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Stress & Coronavirus: Denver Health Program Offers Support To Health Care Workers
• Trump Says He'll Release Guidelines On Reopening Economy Thursday
• Olympia Fields Police Detective Back Home After Going On Ventilator With Coronavirus
• Employee Blows Whistle, Says Bellwood Clothing Store Is Flouting Stay-At-Home Order
• Joe Neguse Introduces Bill To Crackdown On Price Gouging Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Chelsea's Steele Canvas Shifts From Making Laundry Baskets To 'Keep America Moving' Coronavirus Masks
• Coronavirus Latest: How To Properly Wear, Clean A Cloth Face Covering
• Coronavirus: Riverside County Could See 13,000 Cases, 200 Deaths By May 1
• Coronavirus Update: Cuomo Says A Return To 'New Normal' Won't Happen Until There's Massive Testing, Orders People To Wear Face Coverings In Public
• ER Nurse Describes Fighting On Front Lines Of Coronavirus Battle: 'I Know My Risks ... I Can Die'
• Coronavirus Update: Gov. Cuomo Announces Plan To Get More First Responders Tested As NYPD Mourns Loss Of More Than Two Dozen Members
• Jefferson County Sheriff's Office Begins Rapid Testing Employees For Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Update: Long-Term Care Resident Speaks Out About Treatment While Fighting COVID-19
• 2 More Coronavirus Deaths At Hayward Nursing Home; District Attorney's Office Investigating
• Coronavirus Update: San Francisco Police Chief Warns 4/20 Travelers To Golden Gate Park They May Be Cited
• Demaryius Thomas Open To Broncos Reunion
• Coronavirus Update: Property Managers Turn To Court System To Deal With Residents Who Throw Parties, Ignoring Social Distancing Rules
• Coronavirus Latest: Pennsylvania Gov. Wolf Plans To Veto Bill That Would Allow Businesses To Reopen If They Follow CDC Guidelines
• Coronavirus Latest: Gov. Hogan Signs Executive Order Requiring Face Coverings In All Maryland Businesses, Public Transit To Limit COVID-19 Spread
• Experts Warn Of Urgent Need For Coronavirus Mental Health Research
• Coronavirus Latest: 170 COVID-19 Cases Reported At FutureCare Lochearn In NW Baltimore
• As Demand For Local Produce Grows, Howard County Launches App For Residents To Find More Fresh Food Options
• Coronavirus Update: LI Mother Meets Newborn Son For First Time More Than 10 Days After Giving Birth While On Ventilator
• Parade Held In Parking Lot Of Pittsburgh-Area Hospital To Honor Doctors And Nurses During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus In Colorado: DIA Security Checkpoint Traffic Down 95% From Last Year
• Gov. Hogan Honors American Sign Language Interpreter Jimmy Beldon For Work During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Therapy Dog Spreads Joy To Pediatric Patients In Baltimore During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Coronavirus Update: Cardiologists Hit The Road In Mobile Health Clinic To Help Those In Need
• Coronavirus Latest: Thank You Signs Pop Up Across Philadelphia In Support Of Frontline Workers
• #ClassOf2020 Facebook Challenge Could Put You At Risk Of Identity Theft, Better Business Bureau Says
• In Dangerous Medical Mixup, Hospital Says Daughter Was Positive For COVID-19 When It Was Actually Her Mother With Same Name
• Coronavirus Update: NYC Food Pantries Sound Alarm Over Lack Of Supplies, Volunteers, Funding
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: What To Do If You're Furloughed From Your Job
• 'It Really Means A Lot': School Staff & Student Body Give Seniors Caravan Graduation Salute
• Warm Weather Draws Out-Of-Towners To Pacifica Beaches Despite Shelter In Place Order
• Federal Agencies Send Warning Letters To Companies Claiming Products Treat, Prevent Coronavirus
• Coloradans Urged To Be Mindful When Spending Their Coronavirus Stimulus Money
• Nursing Home Industry Group Requests Immunity From Legal Action During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Hermosa Beach Couple Recounts Overcoming COVID-19 From Their Home
• Coronavirus Latest: Second COVID-19 Death Reported At Carroll Lutheran Village
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Revamps Leadership Of Unemployment System
• Teenage Girl Shot, Killed In Dorchester
• Why Isn't Illinois Accepting Help From Federal Government To Process Unemployment Claims?
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: St. Paul Senior Center Residents Delighted By Minnesota Wild Letters
• 'It's Really Helpful': Americans Begin Receiving Coronavirus Stimulus Checks
• Reality Check: President Trump Doesn't Have Authority To 'Reopen' States
• New Guidance About COVID-19 Economic Impact Payments
• Mark Ingram Says He's Staying In Shape, Enjoying Time With Family During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Environmental Protection Agency Signs $3M Deal To Clean Detroit River
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Pandemic May Be Driving Up Grocery Prices
• Here's Why Education Experts Say Math Skills Could Decline 50 Percent, Reading 30 Percent
• Michigan Schools Get Nearly $90M As Part Of Grant
• University Of Michigan Says 22,000 Government Masks Are Unusable
• Gas Prices Near Record Low During Pandemic
• CHP Cracks Down On Speeding Drivers Taking Advantage Of Open Freeways
• Coronavirus Pandemic: San Francisco Moves 874 Homeless Into Hotel Rooms
• Coronavirus Latest: SEPTA Regional Rail Conductor Mike Hill Dies From COVID-19, Union Says
• Bud Black Hints Dahl Could Take Over As Colorado Rockies Leadoff Hitter
• 7-Year-Old Girl Uses Own Money To Buy Snacks And Drinks For Shaler Police Officers
• Thief Breaks Into Van Delivering Meals To Hospital Workers
• North Metro Task Force Busts Auto Shop For Alleged Drug Sales
• Mayor Duggan: Detroit Will Need To Make Some Sacrifices To Save Money During Pandemic
• Detroit Officers Return To Work After Undergoing Quarantine
• Here's How Michigan Court Hearings Proceed Amid Coronavirus
• Coronavirus New Jersey: More Than 40 Breweries Joining Together To Help People Without Work in Hospitality Industry
• Coronavirus In Texas: Judge Moves Toward Lifting Restrictions On Voting By Mail
• Hundreds Protest At State Capitol Over Whitmer Covid-19 Response
• Police: 21-Year-Old Tahmir Banks Charged With Fatally Shooting Man On SEPTA Train In Kensington
• Walsh: 'One Boston Day' 2020 Will Be A 'Turning Point' In Coronavirus Fight
• Coronavirus Latest: Phoebe Ministries Temporarily Relocating Skilled Nursing Residents At Wyncote Location Due To COVID-19
• Chicago Weather: Snow Returns Thursday Night
• U.S. judge cancels permit for stretch of Keystone XL pipeline
• Coloradans Face Issues Getting Their Stimulus Check Asked To Keep Trying
• American Schools May Look Radically Different As They Reopen After Coronavirus Pandemic
• This Month Marks 5 Years Since Tornado Ravaged DeKalb County Town Of Fairdale
• New City Program To Provide 10 Meals Per Week To 12,000 Seniors Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Safeway Confirms Tracy Distribution Center Employee Died From Coronavirus Complications
• Coronavirus 1-On-1: Emergency Management Director Jared Moskowitz On Push To Ramp Up Testing
• Colorado Parents Anxious To Hold Twins Born To Mother With Coronavirus
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Gov. Walz Announces Arrival Of $1B In Federal Relief Funds
• Governor Launches Plan To Get Unemployment Benefits To Independent Contractors During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Update: De Blasio Pledges 'We Will Not Allow Any New Yorker To Go Hungry' As City Launches $170 Million Initiative To Fight Food Insecurity
• Coronavirus: Theme Parks Extend Ticket Expiration Dates, Halt Monthly Payments For Season Pass Holders
• Domino's Store Reopens After Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Coronavirus Update: 95-Year-Old Former Seamstress Sewing Masks To Help Save Lives
• CBS Sports To Re-Air Recent PGA Tour Final Rounds
• Century-Old Letters Written During 1918 Spanish Flu Shed Light On Current Pandemic
• Coronavirus Memoriam: Remembering Bernice Caspert And Christopher Joe
• San Francisco Suicide Prevention Seeing Record Surge In Calls During Coronavirus Pandemic
• DePaul's Chante Stonewall Hopes To Be Selected In WNBA Draft Friday Night
• Coronavirus Update: Speeders Taking Advantage Of Nearly Empty Highways; CHP Writing More Tickets
• Coronavirus Unemployment: EDD Clarifies Confusing Question — 'No, You Don't Have To Lie'
• Coronavirus Updates: The Latest COVID-19 Headlines From April 15, 2020
• NTSB reveals details into MLB star Roy Halladay's deadly plane crash
• Coronavirus Testing: A Look At Sacramento County's Drive-Thru Testing
• Coronavirus: Garcetti Announces 5 Pillars Guiding City's Response To Reopening
• How To Stop The Spread Of COVID-19
• Coronavirus Latest: Gov. Hogan Plans Gradual Rollout Of Recovery Phase
• Coronavirus Crime: Stockton Suspect Arrested Second Time In Two Days After $0 Bail Release
• MBTA Will #SoundTheHorn For Employees On Thursday
• 'You Cry Spontaneously': Health Care Workers At Butler Memorial Hospital Share Experiences Working During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Joe Montana Hosting Dinner At His Napa Valley Home For Coronavirus Pandemic Relief
• Lessons Learned About Social Distancing
• Coronavirus: LAPD Warns Public Of Scams Looking To Steal Stimulus Checks
• Coronavirus Impact: RMV Extends Deadlines To Promote Social Distancing
• Attempted Robbery Victim Crashes Into Sedan While Trying To Escape Suspect In North Sacramento
• Dr. Aileen Marty Fields Questions Ranging From The Flattening Of The COVID-19 Curve To The Development Of Antiviral Treatments
• High-Profile Chicago Attorney Ed Genson Dies
• 5 things to know about reopening the U.S. economy
• Coronavirus Crisis: Dozens Protest Stay-At-Home Order In Sonora
• Torrance Fire Department Asks For Plasma Donation To Help Engineer Recover From COVID-19
• Fitness Clubs To Face Unique Challenges Once California Reopens For Business
• LA County Officials: 'Safer At Home' Order Could Be Lifted In May, But 'Things Will Be Very Different'
• San Francisco Marin Food Bank Finds Creative Ways To Distribute Food During Pandemic
• 'I'm Out Here Spending It Now': Stimulus Checks Have Been Direct Deposited Into Accounts
• East Longmeadow Man Faces Charges After Allegedly Attempting To Blow Up Jewish Assisted-Living Facility
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Warren endorses Biden
• Brighton Police Help Older Residents Pick Up Prescriptions, Deliver Medication
• Frederick Based Technology Company Develops Technology To Disinfect N95 Masks
• Small Businesses Frustrated With Federal Loan Application Process
• Kidsburgh: Talking About Mental Health With Children
• Behind-The-Scenes Look At Coronavirus Community-Based Testing Site In Dallas
• What Does Flattening The COVID-19 Curve Mean, And How Can Things Safely Reopen? Feedback From Dr. Bala Hota Of Rush
• Coronavirus Testing: State Increases Testing To 750 Per Day At Hard Rock Stadium
• Coronavirus Update: Suffolk County Facing 'Staggering' Number Of COVID-19 Cases, Rising Death Toll
• Congressman Jason Crow Answers Questions From Kids About Coronavirus During Virtual Town Hall
• Howard County General Hospital Received $500K Grant In Fight Against COVID-19 Pandemic
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: ACLU Sues To Release Moose Lake Inmates During Outbreak
• Senior Center CEO Talks Heavy Burden Of Keeping Patients, Staff Safe Through Coronavirus
• MLB Turns To Internet To Celebrate Jackie Robinson Day
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Metro Transit Police Adjust Safety Protocols During COVID-19
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Family Surprises Couple With Parade Celebration After COVID-19 Made Wedding Reception Impossible
• Coronavirus In Sports: Life Comes Full Circle For New Villanova Women's Basketball Coach Denise Dillon
• Unemployed Workers Struggle To Get Onto Illinois Unemployment Website, Receive Benefits
• 'Just A 2-Year-Old Little Boy': Man Accused Of Brutally Beating Girlfriend's Son Who Is Now On Life Support
• 47 Veteran Deaths Reported At Holyoke Soldiers Home In Deadly COVID-19 Outbreak
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: All Proms, June Graduations Canceled Because Of Pandemic
• Checking In With Susan Koeppen: St. Bede Kindergartners Meet Twice A Week On Zoom To See Each Other
• Coronavirus Pandemic: San Francisco Health Officials, UCSF Launch COVID-19 Contact Tracking System
• Coronavirus In South Dakota: COVID-19 Cases Top 1,100; Meat Plant Worker Dies
• 73-Year-Old Federal Inmate In San Pedro Dies Of Coronavirus-Related Complications
• Patients Missing Medical Appointment In Fear Of Coronavirus Called 'Unnerving' By Dallas Cardiologist
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Local School Districts Are Reevaluating Milestones Like Prom And Graduation
• IRS Launches Tool To Track Stimulus Payments, But Many Receive 'Payment Status Not Available' Message
• After Chicago Worker Dies Of COVID-19, Others Fear The Worst; 'No One Should Be In That Building'
• Coronavirus Pandemic Means Quiet Opening For Raley's New Flagship Store On Freeport Boulevard
• Coronavirus Latest: Temple University Implementing Hiring Freeze, Cutting Leaders' Salaries Due To COVID-19
• Some LA Restaurants Stop Sending Food Through Delivery Apps Over COVID-19 Health Concerns
• Sale Of Tickets For 'Hamilton' At The Buell Theatre In Denver Will Be Online-Only Affair
• Researchers: FDA Slow To Approve Study Of Heart Attack Drug To Treat Coronavirus Patients
• Questions, Fears Surround Bay Area Nursing Homes' Acceptance Of COVID-19 Patients
• Aurora Furloughs 576 Temporary, Seasonal Employees Due To Coronavirus
• Coronavirus: Orange County Reports 3 More Deaths, 87 New Cases
• Family Counselor Gives Advice On How To Stay Optimistic During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: State Struggling With Unemployment Tidal Wave
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Boy Can't Get Heart Valve Repair Due To COVID-19 Elective Surgeries Delay
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Communities Brace For More Drug Overdoses Amid COVID-19
• Meet 3 New Players Who Just Signed With The CU Buffs
• North Texas Food Bank To Offer Produce, Canned Goods At Dallas Fair Park Thursday
• Montbello Nonprofit Holding Food Distribution Event For Neighbors
• Students Could Take SAT At Home If Schools Remain Closed Due To Coronavirus
• Nation's 4 biggest banks project $71 billion in loan losses
• Maryland Zoo Unveils 'Egg Watch' Cam For Nesting Swans
• As schools reopen in Denmark, concerned parents push back
• NFL Draft: Big Green Notebook Loves K'Lavon
• 315 Chicago Police Officers, Staff Have Reported Positive Tests For COVID-19; 64 Have Recovered
• Students without internet at risk of falling behind: "This is a crisis"
• California Allows Some Freshwater Fishing Bans Over Coronavirus
• 'In This For The Long Haul': Gov. Jared Polis Talks About Timeline For Colorado During Coronavirus
• Max Minute: What Are The Best Social Distancing Practices?
• Six Flags America Donates Over 1,400 Ponchos To Johns Hopkins Unified Command Center
• Denver Broncos Preparing A Virtual Offseason Program
• Fauci on the "absolute thing" America needs before reopening
• More Unemployed Illinoisans Come Forward After Single Mom Is Denied Benefits Due To Past Overpayment
• Gov. Jared Polis Emotionally Reacts To 'Nazism' Claim During Coronavirus Briefing
• Philadelphia Police: Woman Charged In Connection To Death Of 7-Year-Old Son
• Coronavirus Update: Officials Seek To Explain The Apparent Undercount In The Death Toll
• Nonprofits Offer Thank-You Meals For Health Care Workers Fighting COVID-19
• April 15 Is Usually Tax Day, But Not This Year Due To The COVID-19 Pandemic
• Coronavirus Impact: For Many, Quarantine Feels A Lot Like 'Groundhog Day'
• NTSB Report: Roy Halladay Doing Stunts, Had High Levels Of Amphetamines In System When Small Plane Crashed
• 'Slow's Better Than Never': Classes Begin Tomorrow For Pittsburgh Public Schools Seniors
• Family-Owned Wisconsin Meat Supplier Now Shipping Across The U.S. Amid COVID-19
• North Metro Drug Task Force Busts Alleged Drug Ring
• Coronavirus In Texas: Denton County Reports 26 New Cases
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 4-15-20
• Coronavirus Update: 2 Women 60 Years Apart, With Underlying Conditions, Survive COVID-19
• Bruce Arena Hoping Sports Return Soon: 'It's Critically Important'
• Coronavirus Impact: First Florida Inmates Die Of COVID-19
• Exclusive Look Inside Rapid Coronavirus Testing Lab In Worcester
• 'It's Really Awful': Coordinator Of Baldwin Food Pantry Says She's Been Asked To Leave Baldwin EMS Building Over Coronavirus Concerns
• National Guard Heads To Park Forest, Kankakee To Help With COVID-19 Outbreak
• CHP: 'Extremely Impaired' Driver Crashed Two Vehicles Into Marin Home, Attacked Homeowner
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: Gov. Wolf Now Requiring Customers, Employees At Essential Businesses Wear Face Masks
• Coronavirus Impact: Brookline Sees 200% Spike In Car Break-Ins
• Amid Coronavirus Pandemic, Halliburton Cuts 130 Jobs In Fort Lupton
• Coronavirus Impact: Working From Home During Pandemic? You Might Be Able To Deduct Expenses During Next Year's Taxes
• Coronavirus In Texas: Anna Teen Uses 3D Printer To Help Health Care Workers On Front Lines
• Scammers Hook Victims By Claiming Mail Is Contaminated With COVID-19
• Traffic Stop Nets Over 120 Pounds Of Methamphetamine, 1 Arrest In Dallas
• Coronavirus Crisis: Rationing Ventilators In Nightmare Scenario
• Researchers: Stray Dogs Possible Link Connecting Coronavirus Spread From Animals To Humans
• Banner Health Brings In More Coronavirus Help For Greeley Patients
• Students are suing colleges to demand their tuition back
• Convicted Murderer From Geyserville Serving 26-To-Life Denied Parole
• Governor Ron DeSantis To Form 'Task Force' To Focus On Reopening State
• History Colorado Wants To Build Real Time Record Of Coronavirus Pandemic
• 2020 Pittsburgh Steelers Eye On The Draft: Offensive Tackle
• Local Religious Leaders Pray Blessings Over Healthcare Workers, Patients Battling Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: What To Do With Tickets For Canceled Events
• Coronavirus Latest: SEPTA Providing Masks For Riders, More Personal Protective Equipment To Employees
• Transform Education Now Helps Support Parents, Children During Remote Learning
• Coronavirus In Texas: Company Donates 53K Face Masks To Cook Children's At Perfect Time
• 'Make A Difference': Pittsburgh Bridal Shop Donating Profits Of Face Mask Sales To Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank
• EXCLUSIVE: South Jersey Couple Married Nearly 60 Years Removed From Ventilators, Beating COVID-19
• Coronavirus Latest: Organ Transplants Continue In Philadelphia Region Despite Donations Being Down Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Maryland Food Bank Hires 30 Temporary Workers To Help Pack Food For Families In Need During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Coronavirus Latest: Pennsylvania Officials Say It's Still Too Early To Ease Stay-At-Home Restrictions
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Metro Transit Enforcing Bus Limitations To Enhance Social Distancing
• Coronavirus Update: NJ Podiatrist Urging Patients To Practice Self-Foot-Care Amid Pandemic
• Harvard Coronavirus Report: Social Distancing May Last Until 2022
• ONE YEAR AGO: CBS3's Vittoria Woodill Reports From Paris On Notre Dame Cathedral Fire
• Americans Begin Receiving Coronavirus Stimulus Checks
• Coronavirus DIY: Beauty Hacks While Staying Safe At Home
• Colorado Weather: Another April Spring Snowstorm Is Pushing In
• Coronavirus Latest: Father Richard Dimler, Jesuit Priest Living At Infirmary Near Saint Joseph's University, Dies From COVID-19
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Rate Of People Being Hospitalized Diminishing As More Residents Beating COVID-19
• States move forward with coronavirus coordination after Trump backs down
• Former WBZ Intern Details Her Family's Battle With Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Update: Privacy Concerns Raised Over Potential Voluntary 'Contact Tracing' App
• John Elway Free To Focus On Offensive Line, Receivers In NFL Draft
• Miami-Dade Superintendent: Re-Opening Schools This Year 'Does Not Make Sense'
• FDOT Announces South Florida Road Construction, Road Closures
• Coronavirus Impact: Pompano Beach Senior Living Facility Latest Hot Spot For COVID-19
• Keller @ Large: Trump Orders Halt To U.S. Funding Of WHO
• Dr. Anthony Fauci On Baseball Returning This Summer: 'There's A Way Of Doing That'
• Sanitation Workers Considered Essential And Busy With Rise In Residential Trash
• 'I'm Going In': Mom Wears Buzz Lightyear Toy Helmet To Shop At Grocery Store
• Apple Unveils New Budget iPhone Amid Pandemic
• Coronavirus Pandemic: Arapahoe County Fairgrounds Transformed Into Medical Facility
• Gov. Hogan Says President Trump's Messaging On Authority To Reopen States Did A '180' In 24 Hours, But Still Believes Governors, Feds Can Work Together
• Farm Box Program Launched To Support Farmers, Feed Over 1K South LA Families
• Coronavirus In Texas: Several Colleges Issue Prorated Refunds For Room And Board
• A Word From The Foote Files During Coronavirus Pandemic
• What Some Employees, Shoppers Are Saying About Executive Order Requiring Face Coverings In All Maryland Businesses
• Juan Martinez, 17, And His Dog Shot And Killed While Walking In Little Village
• Hackers may be using viral senior photo Facebook posts against you
• Coronavirus Latest: Experts Say Assess 'Your Rainy-Day Fund' After Getting Stimulus Check
• Coronavirus Pandemic: Virus Has Taken Deadly Toll At Santa Clara County Long-Term Care Facilities
• Frisco Cancels Some Events, Tentatively Plans For Others This Summer During Coronavirus
• EF-1 Tornado Touched Down In Carroll County During Monday's Storms
• First Responders Take Advantage Of COVID-19 Antibody Tests, 'Exposure A Concern'
• MN Senate Republicans Announce Website To Share Ideas On Reopening Minnesota's Economy
• With No Tourists Around, Animals At Yosemite National Park 'Having A Party'
• Coronavirus Update: Transit Agencies To Limit Passengers Aboard Buses, Ferries To Enforce Social Distancing
• Pritzker Says State Facing $2.7 Billion Budget Shortfall This Year Due To COVID-19; Confirmed Cases Up To 24,593, Deaths Rise To 948
• Coronavirus In Butler County: 7 School Districts Gather Unused PPE And Donate It To Hospital Workers
• Gov. Newsom Announces $125M Fund To Help Undocumented Workers During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Plymouth Township Police Celebrate World War II Veteran's 100th Birthday With Parade
• SEE IT: Weston BSO Host Mini Parade For 6-Year-Old Birthday Boy
• Now Hiring: Domino's Pizza Looking To Fill Jobs In 'All Different Positions'
• WATCH: New Hatchlings On Falcon Cam Over Baltimore's Light Street
• IRS Launches 'Get My Payment' Tool To Help Americans Track Stimulus Money
• With No Tourists Around, Animals At Yosemite Are 'Having A Party'
• NASCAR's Larson Fired After Sponsors Walk
• Member Of Chargers Organization Tests Positive For COVID: Report
• Former Baltimore Police Officer Victor Rivera Charged For Allegedly Lying About Selling Drugs Recovered During Investigation
• South Dakota meat facility becomes nation's top COVID-19 hotspot
• Massachusetts becomes 5th state with over 1,000 COVID deaths
• 3 Arrested In Steamboat Springs For Violating Stay-At-Home Order
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Senate Passes Bill To Reopen Businesses If They Follow CDC Guidelines
• Police: Man With Gun Fatally Shot Outside Wisconsin Hospital
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 151 New Deaths, 1,755 Additional Cases
• 53 New Coronavirus Cases, 5 Deaths Reported In New Hampshire
• Coronavirus Cases: Massachusetts Releases Town-By-Town Numbers
• Coronavirus Update: Gov. Newsom Boosts Financial Assistance For Self-Employed, Undocumented Workers
• Dallas Police: 1 Killed, Suspect Arrested After 'Drug Deal Gone Wrong'
• Coronavirus In Texas: Total Of 12 DART Workers Have Tested Positive For COVID-19
• Coronavirus In Texas: Mom Beats COVID-19 After 27 Days In Hospital, Leaves With Celebration
• Coronavirus Updates: FDA Approves 'Coventor', A Low-Cost Ventilator Created By UMN Researchers
• Scientists observe brightest star explosion ever seen
• Coronavirus hits workers at big poultry processor
• CW Buzz - "ONE WORLD - TOGETHER AT HOME" Live Event!
• Coronavirus Relief: Boston Resiliency Fund Climbs Past $25 Million
• Renting in Detroit: What's The Cheapest Apartment Available Right Now?
• Protests break out in Michigan over state's stay-at-home order
• Gophers Get Big Men Transfers Liam Robbins, Brandon Johnson
• Cedar Hill Mosquito Samples Test Positive For West Nile Virus, DCHHS Reports
• Coronavirus In Texas: Hood County Urges Continued Mitigation Following 2 More Deaths
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Watch News Conference By Gov. Jared Polis Wednesday Afternoon On CBS4 & CBSN Denver
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: City Announces Free Food Distribution Sites For Seniors
• UnitedHealth Explores Growth In ACA Insurance Marketplaces
• Congressman wants people to work despite coronavirus risk
• Coronavirus In Texas: Dallas Reports 109 More Cases, Total COVID-19 Cases 1,986
• LA County Revenue Expected To Plummet $7B Due To Coronavirus Shutdown
• 'Respect My Profession': Hairstylists Urge Customers To Stop Asking Them To Break Coronavirus Quarantine
• Coronavirus: 3 New Testing Sites Open In El Monte, Bellflower, Inglewood
• VIDEO: Paper Mill Explosion In Jay, Maine Produces Plume Of Black Smoke
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: State Health Officials Implement Worker Safety Measures, Including Mask Requirement For All Employees
• Coronavirus Cases: Fort Meade Resident Dies From COVID-19 Complications
• Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore Mayor Jack Young Issued An Executive Order Advising People To Wear Face Coverings, But Now It Will Be Law Starting Saturday
• With Demand For Oil Continuing To Fall, $1 Gasoline Could Soon Be On The Way
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Lab-Confirmed COVID-19 Cases Surpass 1,800 In MN; 8 More Deaths Reported
• State Tight Lipped About Coronavirus Testing For Disabilities Workers
• CDC director calls WHO "a great partner" after Trump cuts funding
• Contact tracing for coronavirus: How it works and why it's difficult
• Claremont High Football Team 'Zoombombed' During First Spring Practice
• Ones For Texas: 'Positivity Park' In Fort Worth, Dallas Native Competes In Jeopardy!
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Mayor Jim Kenney Fighting COVID-19 Pandemic That's Hitting City's African American Community Hard
• CW Buzz - In the Dark Returns!
• Law Enforcement Agencies Begin Enforcing Stay-At-Home Order In Sacramento County
• Oakland Seeks To Expand 'Slow Streets' Program During Coronavirus Shelter-In-Place
• Local Governments In Texas Receiving $38 Million In Federal Emergency Funding
• Dr. Fauci Explains How Sports Can Return In America
• New York to require masks or face coverings in public
• Michigan To Receive 100 Ventilators From New York
• New York governor on coronavirus: "We're still in the woods"
• Texas Woman Sues Princess Cruise Lines For Negligence In Husband's Coronavirus Death
• Coronavirus Updates: Top Mayo Clinic Doctor Says His Lab Can Soon Meet Gov's Testing Requirement To Reopen State
• Lightfoot: Chicago Is Beginning To Flatten The COVID-19 Curve
• Pittsburgh Penguins Sign Defenseman William Reilly To 2-Year Entry-Level Contract
• Two More City Employees Die Of COVID-19 Complications; Firefighter Edward Singleton And Plumber William Martin
• Charlie Coyle Keeping Busy With Home Workouts And A New Puppy During NHL's Hiatus
• Coronavirus crisis thrusts politically charged issues before Supreme Court
• Many small businesses say Paycheck program is deeply flawed
• Huge explosion rocks paper mill in Maine
• Coronavirus Latest: Muslim Health Care Worker Tasered By L.A. Mart Guard For Not Removing Face Covering, CAIR Says
• Passenger Sues Princess Cruises Over Husband's Death From Coronavirus
• Cleveland Browns Reveal New Uniforms
• Coronavirus Update: Lyft Tapping More Drivers To Help With Delivery Of Essential Items
• Coronavirus In Texas: Tarrant County Public Health Reports Another COVID-19 Death, Total Now 30
• Child Among 2 Hit And Killed By Train In Monrovia
• How Running Can Help With Osteoarthritis
• Coronavirus Latest: New York Is Sending Maryland 50 Ventilators, Gov. Cuomo Says
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Health Officials Say 'We're Not Past Worst Of This Yet' As Cases Top 7,400 In City
• IRS Launches 'Get My Payment' Tool To Help Americans Track Stimulus Money
• 4 Arrested After Burglary Of Deceased Penryn Man's Home
• San Rafael Police Department's Camp Chance Canceled Over Coronavirus
• How To Get Your Stimulus Payment
• Shedd Penguins Get A Lyric Opera Serenade
• Man Files Lawsuit Claiming He Was Sexually Abused As A Child By 3 Pittsburgh Catholic Priests
• Wynton Marsalis on the legacy of his dad, jazz legend Ellis Marsalis
• Gov. Walz Signs Alec Smith Insulin Affordability Act Virtually
• Coronavirus Impact: Marin County Fair Canceled Over Fear Of Spread
• Allegheny Co. Sheriff's Office: Man Accused Of Spitting On Giant Eagle Employee Arrested
• Can COVID-19 Spread Through Mosquitoes? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Los Angeles, Ventura County Jails Releasing Inmates To Cut Risk Of Coronavirus Exposure
• Coronavirus Latest: 9 Baltimore City Manufacturers Receive Grants To Produce PPE Equipment
• Klobuchar: If Trump Votes By Mail, Then All Americans Should Be Able To
• Coronavirus Impact: Florida Inmate Released Early Due To COVID-19 Now Accused Of Murder
• Coronavirus Study: Social Distancing May Be Needed Until 2022 If There's No Vaccine
• Armed Repeat Offender Arrested In Santa Cruz Homeowner's Car Parked In Driveway
• Salvation Army Opens Additional Shelter To Accommodate Homeless Population During Coronavirus Stay-At-Home Order
• Kidnapping Suspect Arrested After Leading Rowlett Police On Chase With Infant In Vehicle
• Coronavirus Deaths In Indiana Rise To 436, Including 33 In Lake County
• U.S. retail sales plummeted as the nation entered a lockdown
• Coronavirus In Allegheny County: North Hills Community Outreach Hands Out Food And Necessities To People In Need
• Coronavirus Pandemic: Meatpacking Facility Closure Prompts Concern From Latino Community
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: MSP Airport Receives Millions In CARES Act Funding
• Coronavirus Update: San Francisco Officials Report 2 New Deaths; Confirmed Cases Top 1,000
• California Weighs Some Freshwater Fishing Bans Over Coronavirus
• City Council Holds First Virtual Meeting Amid COVID-19 Crisis; 'Something New And Something Different That We Have To Do'
• Should grocery store workers be considered first responders?
• Tara Appleton Charged With Reckless Homicide Of Friend Who Fell Off Pickup Truck
• Michigan Congressman Considering President Run, Will Make Decision 'Soon'
• OC Organizations Distribute Free Diapers In Santa Ana
• Police Search For 2 Suspects Wanted In Armed Robbery Of North Philadelphia Grocery Store
• Philadelphia Police Searching For Missing 22-Year-Old Shaniece Myers
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• Coronavirus Update: Publix Offers Extended Hours For First Responders, Hospital Staff
• Kirk Cousins: Playing Games Without Fans Would Be 'Breath Of Fresh Air'
• Kids Draw A Quarter Of A Mile Sidewalk Chalk Art Message Of Support During Pandemic
• Baker: 'We Are In The Surge' Of Coronavirus In Massachusetts
• Coronavirus Latest: More Than 10K COVID-19 Cases Reported In Maryland, 349 Deaths On Record
• Suspect Jerome Harris Arrested In New York, Charged In Murder Of Zena Nichols Found Dead In Apartment Fire
• Modesto WinCo Distribution Center Employee Tests Positive For Coronavirus
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• Coronavirus Help: Spirit Air Bringing Americans Home From Caribbean & Latin America On Humanitarian Flights
• Shooting Victim In Critical Condition Following Crash Outside McKees Rocks Police Station
• Coronavirus Latest: New Location Of Montgomery County Community Testing Site To Open Thursday
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Drive-Thru COVID-19 Testing Site Opens At Camden County Community College's Gloucester Township Campus
• LA County To Develop Plan To House Homeless Seniors After Coronavirus Subsides
• Former Partners Sue Ayesha Curry For $10 Million In Celebrity Chef Branding Dispute
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• Good Samaritan Who Leaped From Overpass To Avoid Fatal Crash Loses Legs 
• Coronavirus Update: Stimulus Check Tracking Site Goes Live As Millions Await Emergency Aid
• Thanks To Sheltering In Place, South Florida Animal Shelter Empties Kennel For First Time
• Coronavirus Update: Refrigerated Trucks To Serve As Mobile Morgues In Miami-Dade
• Coronavirus Update: New Jersey Restaurant Owner Taps Home Equity To Help Employees
• Coronavirus Relief: Proposed Bill Would Give Americans $2,000 A Month During Pandemic
• Coronavirus Response: Massachusetts 'Intensely Focused' On Fighting Outbreaks At Senior Living Facilities
• Dr. Oz And Former Fda Commissioner, Dr. Mark McClellan Speculate About Modifications Schools Will Need To Consider When Reopening.
• Louisiana becomes 4th state with more than 1,000 COVID deaths
• Social Media Roundup: Special Beer Delivery, Father-Daughter Prom Dance, Celebrating Hospital Staff & Patients
• Coronavirus Latest: 20 Baltimore Police Officers & 4 Employees Test Positive For COVID-19, 8 Recovered
• Texas Sculptor Who Created Vietnam Women's Memorial, Glenna Goodacre, Dies
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 63 More Deaths Statewide As Coronavirus Cases Now Total 26,490
• Baltimore County Public School Teachers To Air Lessons On TV, YouTube During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Newborn Baby Found Dead In Plastic Bag On Nassau County Beach, Police Say
• Coronavirus Updates: Mayor Young Postpones Baltimore's Annual Tax Sale To July
• Border Patrol Seizes 44 Pounds Of Meth In California
• Florida Judge Tells Attorneys To Get Out Of Bed, Get Dressed For Zoom Hearings
• Coronavirus Update: MTA Agrees To Provide COVID-19 Death Benefit For Workers' Families
• Coronavirus Update: New York Public Library Sees Rise In E-Book Readership
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Rite Aid Adds Drive-Thru COVID-19 Test Site In Monroeville
• Coronavirus Impact: Trump National Doral Miami Lays Off 560 Workers
• 'I Get To Play With Amazing Actors Like Christine Baranski': Nyambi Nyambi On CBS All Access's 'The Good Fight'
• New Zealand prime minister takes 20% pay cut during coronavirus
• Kennywood Releases New Logo For The Old Mill
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• Latino lawmakers call for protections for undocumented farmworkers
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• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Salvation Army Launches Emotional & Spiritual Care Hotline
• Florida To Extend Nursing Home Visitation Ban
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• Boston Marathon Bombing Survivors Thank First Responders, 'Health Care Heroes' On Coronavirus Front Lines
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• Coronavirus Latest: Drive-Thru COVID-19 Clinic To Open At Timonium Fairgrounds
• Mad Mex Now Selling Quarantine 'Mad Mar-GO-Ritas'
• Chicago Weather: Spring Snow Showers
• Whitmer Thanks California Governor For Loaning 50 Ventilators To Michigan
• Dallas County COVID-19 Testing Location Now Using Self-Swab Kits
• New Data Shows Chicago COVID-19 Infections, Tests By Zip Code
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• Girls & Boys Anxious To Start Spring Sports Seasons
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Says Coronavirus Cases Climb To 904, In Addition To 2 More Deaths
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• Frontier Communications Customers May Be Eligible For Rebates, Bill Credits Following Settlement
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• NFL Draft Rumors: Patriots 'Have Done A Lot Of Homework' On Alabama LB Terrell Lewis
• Sharing High School Senior Photos On Social Media Enables Data Mining, Better Business Bureau Warns
• States postpone or cancel primaries in response to coronavirus
• Coronavirus Latest: 11 USPS Employees In Baltimore Test Positive For COVID-19
• Police: Man Wanted For Inappropriately Touching 2 Women Inside Maryland Stores
• Tracking The Status Of Your Federal Coronavirus Economic Impact Payment
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: First City Employee Dies From Coronavirus-Related Complications
• Former UCLA QB Brett Hundley On Upcoming NFL Season: 'Could See Similar Effects To 2011 Lockout Season'
• Coronavirus Impact: Bunker Beach Water Park Closes For Season, Board Commissioner Calls It 'Tough Decision'
• Coronavirus Delaware: Gov. Carney Orders Stricter Measures At Nursing Homes, Long-Term Care Facilities To Fight COVID-19
• Zoo says it may be forced to kill its animals to feed others
• Coronavirus Update: Social Distancing Will Shape Reopening Of San Francisco Bay Area Schools
• Giants, A's Among MLB Teams In Coronavirus Study
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• More women killed by men in U.K. coronavirus lockdown, data show
• Coronavirus Outbreak Caused Explosion Of On-Demand Exercise Classes -- And It May Stay That Way For Good
• Coronavirus Caused Explosion Of On-Demand Exercise Classes - And It May Stay That Way
• Coronavirus In Wisconsin: St. Croix National Scenic Riverway Modifies Operations
• 3 People Killed In Crash On Highway 160 In Delta
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• Indiana Congressman Trey Hollingsworth Says Letting More Americans Die Of COVID-19 Is 'Lesser Of Two Evils' Compared To Economy Tanking
• A Look Back At Patriots 2016 Draft Class
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• Elizabeth Warren Endorses Joe Biden For President
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• Arizona Governor Says State Is Willing To Host All 30 MLB Teams
• Woodland Home Catches Fire Twice Overnight
• Stimulus Check Tracking Site Goes Live In Bid To Speed Emergency Payments
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• 'He Was Here' For Boston: Elizabeth Warren Endorses Joe Biden For President
• 3 Burned In Rapid Series Of Late Night San Francisco Fires
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• As virus hits South America, Brazil's president mocks threat
• Trump announces U.S. funding for WHO will be withheld
• Track Your Stimulus Check
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• Tom Brady Challenges Roger Goodell -- To Join 'All In Challenge'
• 30-Year-Old Man Charged With Attempted Murder In Baltimore Shooting
• Coronavirus: GM Prepares To Ship First Round Of Ventilators
• Elizabeth Warren endorses former rival Joe Biden
• Jay Glazer Promises Major Breaking News On Wednesday Night
• Florida Agriculture Chief Nikki Fried Wants Cabinet Meetings To Address COVID-19 Issues
• Coronavirus Tests: Somerville Company Mass Producing Nasal Swabs Using 3D Printers
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• Coronavirus Update: COVID-19 Cases Surge In Iowa
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• Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Defends Putting WWE On "Essential Services" List
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• Franklin Institute Starts My Home Museum Challenge To Showcase Unique Collections
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• Stanley Cup Locked Away During NHL's Coronavirus Hiatus
• Coronavirus Roundup: Challenge To Re-Open State; Deaths Mount At East Bay Senior Facilities; Pride Parade Cancelled
• Sanders says opposing Biden is "irresponsible"
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• Coronavirus Updates: UnitedHealth Won't Seek Federal Aid Because Of Outbreak
• Coronavirus Latest: New Jersey Native Jon Bon Jovi Surprises Florida Kindergartners During Virtual Learning
• North Texas-Based American, Southwest Among Major Airlines Splitting $25 Billion In Payroll Aid
• Boston Weather: Clouds Decrease, Hint Of Snow Tonight
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• Report: 400 Members Of The Pirates Organization Involved In COVID-19 Study
• Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins Tells Government 'We'll Pay For It' Just Get Us More COVID-19 Tests
• Missing Cat Returned To Humboldt Park Couple
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• Coronavirus Latest: Social Distancing May Last Into 2022 If No Vaccine Is Quickly Found, Scientists Predict
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• Governor orders all New Yorkers to wear face coverings when outdoors
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• Elizabeth Warren is latest to endorse Joe Biden for president
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• Syrian refugees face new risk as coronavirus crisis escalates
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• Senator Elizabeth Warren endorses Joe Biden for president
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• "Daily Show" host Trevor Noah on adapting his memoir for young readers
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• Students fear lack of internet access could leave them behind with online learning
• Bernie Sanders and Cardi B talk Biden endorsement and Trump
• Parts of Latin America struggle with surging coronavirus cases
• WHO is a "long-standing partner" to CDC, says Director Robert Redfield
• Obama slams Republicans, endorses Biden in new video
• Michigan hospital system launches coronavirus immunity study
• CDC says over 9,000 health care workers infected with COVID-19
• Trump sends mixed messages on reopening U.S. after pandemic