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Articles from April 16, 2020

• Abducted Idaho Teen Who May Be Heading To Santa Rosa And Suspect Found, AMBER Alert Deactivated
• Coronavirus: Eagle Rock Teen Asks Former President Barack Obama To Give Virtual Commencement Address For Class Of 2020
• Caltrans Adds Construction Work As Coronavirus Stay-At-Home Order Keeps Drivers Off Roads
• Stockton Mayor Announces Coronavirus Relief Fund To Help Low-Income Families
• Major League Baseball Teams Up With Stanford Researchers in Fight Against COVID-19
• Four Weeks In, Some Feeling Fatigue From Coronavirus Shelter-In-Place Order
• WATCH: Stephen King Reads From His New Book 'If It Bleeds'
• Los Angeles County, City Talk Budget Cuts Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Thousands Of Denver Metro Area Students Still Not Participating In Remote Learning
• Hospitals Get Creative To Solve Face Mask, Shield Shortage During Coronavirus Pandemic
• 'We Will See More Deaths': Colorado Doctor On Opening Economy Too Soon
• Vegas Dealers To Wear Masks, Casino Patrons To Get Temps Checked In Reopening Plan
• Sacramento Man Creates Petition Proposing Car-Free Streets During Coronavirus Stay-At-Home Order
• Richmond Church Cited for Violating Ban on Mass Gatherings
• Newport Beach Elderly Couple Survives Coronavirus After Being Hospitalized
• Manteca School Resource Officers Shifting Focus To Enforcement Of Coronavirus Social Distancing
• USAF Thunderbirds To Fly Over Multiple Colorado Cities As 'Thank You' To Frontline Responders
• Coronavirus Update: Placer County Amends Health Order To Reopen Golf Courses, Dog Parks
• 'We Can't Even Hug One Another': San Gabriel Valley Family Grieves After Mother, Daughter Die From COVID-19 On Same Day
• Coronavirus: Orange County Reports 3 More Deaths, 51 New Cases
• 2 Men Seriously Hurt After Shooting In Minneapolis' Jordan Neighborhood
• COVID-19 Claims Life of Cinematographer Allen Daviau, Noted for Spielberg Hits
• Some Colorado Businesses Getting SBA Loan Money, Others Not So Lucky
• Madden's on Gull Lake's Virtual Vacation
• Chef Jose Andres' World Central Kitchen Steps In To Feed Chicagoans In Need During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Small Business Owner Transforms Space Into Emergency Pantry For Refugee Community
• 'You're Gonna Call Your Own Shots': Trump Announces Guidelines For Governors To Reopen States
• Coronavirus Relief: Executive Order Helps With CSU Admissions, Child Support, Background Checks
• People Making A Difference: The Literacy Club Finds New Ways To Deliver Books In Wake Of Coronavirus Pandemic
• University Of Colorado Boulder Student Sues Over Campus Closure During Coronavirus
• Foods To Boost Your Mood During Stressful Coronavirus Pandemic
• Pritzker On Illinois Turning Down Feds' Help With Unemployment System: Private Sector Does Some Things Better
• Why Keep Everyone Out Of Work? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Several Inches Of April Snow To Fall In Central Mass., Boston Area
• Family Of Coronavirus Patient Desperate For Plasma Donation
• JERSEY 4 JERSEY: Jon Bon Jovi, Bruce Springsteen Among Celebrities Taking Part In Coronavirus Relief Special Airing On CBS3, CBSN Philly
• Nurses Placed On Paid Leave After Requesting N95 Masks When Treating COVID-19 Patients
• Man Fatally Stabbed Wednesday Night in Pleasanton Hotel Parking Lot
• 'Stay The Course': Gov. Tom Wolf Resists Calls To Reopen Economy, Ease Stay-At-Home Order
• Coronavirus Update: Cuomo Extends Order Closing Non-Essential Businesses Until May 15, Says Reopening Will Be 'A Moment Of Transformation For Society'
• Hospital Staff Holds Heartfelt Send-Off For 75-Year-Old Patient Going Home After Fighting COVID-19
• Global Warming Drives 'Mega Drought' Across Western States, Study Finds
• Coronavirus Toll: Officials Outraged More Than A Dozen Bodies Of COVID-19 Dead 'Allowed To Pile Up' At Nursing Home
• East Lakeview Printing Shop Owner Worried About Paying Staff On Shutdown, As Paycheck Protection Program Goes Broke
• Stockton Police Searching For Possible Barricaded Suspect Following Vehicle Pursuit
• Coronavirus Latest: Delaware 'Nowhere Ready To Get On The Starting Line' To Reopening, Gov. Carney Says
• Coronavirus Update: Small Business Owners Wait In Limbo As Paycheck Protection Program Runs Out Of Money
• Coronavirus Update: Hospital Photographer Jeff Rhode's Mission Is To Show The Front Lines Of The Battle Against COVID-19
• Coronavirus Update: New Yorkers Join Together For Sing-Along To Raise Spirits, Honor First Responders
• Coronavirus Update: NJ Contractor Builds Isolation Pods For Hospitals
• State Police: Man Struck, Killed On I-270 North In Frederick County
• Coronavirus Update: President Trump Unveils Guidelines For Reopening States
• Coronavirus Update: For Many, It May Be Time To Reinvent Themselves In A Changing Workforce
• Coronavirus: San Bernardino County Surpasses 1,000 Cases; Ventura County Approaches 400
• Coronavirus Update: Hospital In New Jersey Is First In USA To Try Placenta Cell Therapy On A COVID-19 Patient
• Coronavirus Update: Talking To Kids About The Importance Of Wearing Masks Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• 2 Congressmen Say Local Hospitals Were Short-Changed In Coronavirus Relief Aid
• South Florida Doctors Starting Trials Of Stem Cell Treatment For Most Severe COVID-19 Cases
• Coronavirus Update: 2 Survivors Tell Of Tense Moments During Their Recoveries At North Shore University Hospital
• Coronavirus Update: Food Industry Turns To GoFundMe To Raise Money For Health Care Heroes & Struggling Employees
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: High School Athletes Keep Training In Hopes Of Condensed Spring Season
• Small Business Owners Fear Layoffs After Federal Funding Runs Out
• 'We'll Be Ready' | MedStar Good Samaritan Hospital Prepares In Case Of Surge In COVID-19 Patients
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Group Of 9-Year-Olds Get Surprise Of Lifetime From Harlem Globetrotters After School Talent Show Was Canceled
• Coronavirus Latest: 2 COVID-19 Deaths Reported At Keswick Multi-Care Center In Hampden
• Baltimore City Schools Officials Look To Address Digital Divide As Learning Continues Online Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• 'From First Responder To Fashion Designer' | BPD Detective Sews To Manage Pain After Car Accident, Now Sews Masks During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Doctor Who Went From Testing Homeless For COVID-19 To Being Cuffed Outside Home Speaks Out
• 'I Feel Lost And Unheard': Laid-Off Workers Facing Issues Receiving Unemployment Money
• Chicago Firefighters Say Long Wait For COVID-19 Test Results Is Maddening
• Minnesota Pro Hockey Player Steve Johnson Using Time Off To Bond With Dad In Cockpit
• Vigil Held For 17-Year-Old Killed In Dorchester
• Baptist Health Begins At-Home Coronavirus Testing After Receiving FDA Approval
• National Jewish Expands Coronavirus Testing To Patients With Physician Referral
• Coral Springs Small Business Owner Shut Out Of Federal, State COVID-19 Loan Programs
• Stimulus Checks Crash Bank Apps
• Why Does Wisconsin Have More Cases OF COVID-19 Than Minnesota?
• F-35 Planes Going To Wisconsin After Trump Administration Considered Bringing Planes To Michigan Airbase
• Waiting Tables: Most Minnesota Restaurants Still Struggling After Pivot To Takeout
• Former Amazon Employees Call Out 'Somewhat Horrible' Working Conditions, Question How Retail Giant Keeping Workers Safe Amid Pandemic
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: The Debate Over Reopening The State And Country
• Commission Votes In Favor Of Declaring SoCal Mountain Lions An Endangered Species
• Orange County Clerk-Recorder Resumes Marriage Services Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Patient's Family Notices Some Improvement After Plasma Treatment
• DMC Places 480 Employees On Furlough To Save Money
• Lansing Rally Makes National Headlines
• Bay Area Transit Agencies Struggle To Match Service To Ridership During Pandemic
• Detroit Mayor Takes Aim At State's Reporting System
• 'Wasn't Expected': Susan Sarandon Tweets Support For Pitt Law Professor Running For Congress
• Denton County Judge Announces Son Of Trophy Club Mayor Dies Of COVID-19 Complications
• Porch Pirate Follows Delivery Truck Through LA Neighborhood, Swipes Packages
• Coronavirus Crisis: B Strong Fund, Auctions Raise Money For Nightclub Workers
• Tarrant Area Food Bank
• M&T Bank Approves $1.3B In Payroll Protection Program Business Loans
• Chicago Weather: Winter Weather Advisory Until Friday Morning
• Senator Chris Van Hollen Calls For Funding, Fixes To Small Business Relief Programs Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Fyre Festival founder asks for early prison release
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: City Allowing Homeless To Stay Overnight In Airport Terminal, Employee Raises Major Safety Concerns
• 'Embarrassingly Low': Garcetti Says Less Than Half Of LA Households Have Filled Out Census Form
• Maryland Dept. Of Health Develops Behavioral Health Guidance During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Coronavirus Latest: Parents Fear Newborn Twins 'Have Forgotten Us' After Not Seeing Daughters For 5 Weeks Due To Hospital's Restrictions
• Beaver County Ice Rink Refrozen For Contingency Morgue But Officials Say That Would Be 'Worst-Case Scenario'
• TWC Director: Freelance, Independent Workers Should Re-Apply For Benefits
• Dallas Small Business Owner Frustrated After Congress Lets SBA Program Run Out Of Money
• Woman In Tent Seriously Hurt When Run Over By St. Paul Parks And Rec Worker
• Dollar General Hiring Employees At SoCal Stores, Hiring 50,000 Across US
• Coronavirus Latest: Local Mass Transit Systems Salute Essential Workers As Part Of 'Sound The Horn' Campaign
• White House rolls back Obama-era EPA rule that curbed toxic pollutants
• Minnesota State Patrol Searching For Driver Who Killed Susan Sina In Maplewood
• Man In Attempted Fire At Jewish Home Released To Confinement
• UC Davis Report Finds Crashes, Traffic Down By Half During Coronavirus Stay-At-Home Order
• Fullerton City Employees Laid Off; Officials Cite COVID Shutdown, Social Distancing Requirements
• White House rolls back Obama-era EPA rule that curbed toxic pollutants
• DNA Links 2 Sexual Assaults In Aliso Viejo Park To Same Suspect
• Garcetti Highlights Partnership With Actor Sean Penn's Nonprofit In City's Response To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Most COVID-19 Patients In Experimental Gilead Drug Trial Recovering Quickly
• Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium Provides Food To Zoo In Need Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Jamarius Burton Signs With Texas Tech After 2 Seasons At Wichita State
• Denver Broncos Linebacker Von Miller Has Coronavirus
• What Are The Potential Coronavirus Dangers At Food Distribution Centers?
• Fire Sweeps Through East Garfield Park Building
• Coronavirus Update: East Bay Reporter, Former War Refugee Offers Perspective On Sheltering In Place
• WATCH: First Responders Line Up Outside St. Clair Hospital To Cheer And Thank Health Care Workers During Shift Change
• Coronavirus Cases At Woodland Nursing Home Continue To Grow
• 'Great Opportunity': Denver Native Mark Hubbard Reacts To PGA Tour Start
• Federal judge denies Roger Stone a new trial
• Man In Stable Condition After Shooting In Upper Hill
• Coronavirus Update: Alameda County Health Officials Call On State To Investigate Hayward Facility
• Colorado Avalanche Coach Jared Bednar On Paused NHL Season: 'Reviewing Season To This Point, Preparing For When We Come Back'
• 11-Year-Old Mesquite Girl Who Went Missing Overnight Is Found Safe
• Dodgers Donate Lunches Purchased From Local Restaurant To 1K People
• Activists rushing to pay bail for inmates amid virus threat
• Maxfund Animal Adoption Center In Need Of Essential Disinfecting Products
• 'Hard To Prepare For A Scenario You Don't Know': CU Athletic Director Rick George On College Football Options
• Trump On COVID-19 Guidelines To Reopen States: 'You're Gonna Call Your Own Shots'
• 'People Are Very Fearful': Mental Health Seminar Draws 13,000 Coloradans
• Massive Freighter Has Tight Fit Under Bay Bridge On Way To Port Of Oakland
• Rally Planned Outside State Capitol To Demand Repeal Of Stay-At-Home Order
• Microwaving Your Masks Won't Kill The Coronavirus, But It May Start A Fire
• Annapolis Theaters Have Financial And Cancellation Concerns Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• San Jose Youth Soccer Coach Arrested For Sending Picture Of Genitals To 16-Year-Old Girl
• California Gets Shipment Of Hundreds Of New Ventilators From Idaho Company
• Engineers In Maryland Make Devices That Can Sterilize 7K Masks At A Time
• Coronavirus Q&A: Rep. Ted Deutch Discusses Economic Recovery
• LASD Reports 38 Employees, 13 Inmates Positive For Coronavirus
• Brentwood Police Explain Release Of Masked Vandalism Suspect Seen In Video With Machete
• Coronavirus Latest: Graduation Requirements Changed For Seniors In Anne Arundel County
• Around The Table: Expert Gives Advice For Wearing A Face Mask And Keeping It Clean
• LAFD, LAPD Each Report Additional Case Of Coronavirus
• How Unemployment Surged In Illinois, Neighboring States During The Coronavirus Pandemic
• Denver Broncos' Drew Lock, Melvin Gordon Set To Compete In Madden NFL 20 Celebrity Tournament
• Local Counselor And Pastor Say They Notice People Respond To The Coronavirus Outbreak In 2 Different Ways, And That's Okay
• Coronavirus Latest: Stella Maris Resident Tests Positive For COVID-19
• PG&E: Wildfire Victims Backing Bankruptcy Plan So Far
• Baltimore Police Defends Planned Aerial Surveillance Program
• Watch Party: Denver's Art District On Santa Fe Hosting Virtual First + Third Fridays
• How To Make Your Skills, Background Stand Out During Job Search In Midst Of Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Impact: Cargo Side Of PortMiami Still Chugging Despite 15-20% Drop
• Coronavirus Update: NYC Pools Likely Closed For Summer, Beaches Still To Be Decided
• El Cerrito Police Recover Several Laptops, Projectors Stolen From Wilson Elementary
• University Of Maryland Professor, Students Make 'Terp Sanitizer' Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Car Dealerships Offering Incentives During Coronavirus Pandemic, Including Those Who Downsize
• Davie Appoints Acting Police Chief While Dale Engle Remains Under Investigation For Controversial Comments On COVID-19 Death Of BSO Deputy
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Trump issues guidelines to reopen states
• Coronavirus Connection: Cubical Allows Seniors At Assisted Living Facility To Have In-Person Visits
• 'The Unknown': Families Demanding Answers From Brighton Rehab And Wellness Center In Beaver Co.
• Denver Weather: More Snow For Some This Weekend
• Coronavirus Update: Some Stimulus Checks Are Starting To Arrive, But For Many, It's Money Already Spent
• St. Joseph's Medical Center Staff Celebrate Release Of One Of Its First COVID-19 Patients
• Coronavirus Update: MTA Says It Needs Billions In Aid To Keep Running
• With COVID-19 PPP Loans Drying Up, Businesses Owners Worry About What's Next
• Sheriff: Jamestown Woman Accused Of Forging Checks, Identity Theft
• ECMO Treatment Proving To Significantly Help Some COVID-19 Patients
• Coronavirus Latest: Gritty Declares 'I'm Not Bored' While Playing Elaborate Ping-Pong Game
• Wrigley Field Gets Ready To Serve As A Local Food Pantry Outpost
• Skier Killed In Avalanche On Red Peak In Summit County
• Coronavirus Pandemic: Facebook Adding 'Care' Reaction
• Texas COVID-19 Drive-Thru Testing Locations Interactive Map
• Urgent Need For Fully-Recovered Coronavirus Patients To Donate Plasma For Treatment
• More Apply For Unemployment Benefits In Colorado Last Week Than All Of 2019
• LA County Coronavirus Deaths Reach New Daily High With 55; Mortality Rate Crosses 4 Percent
• Coronavirus Pandemic Leaves Hockey Players' Workout Routines On Ice
• Today Marks 7 Months Since Disappearance Of 5-Year-Old Dulce Maria Alavez In Bridgeton
• Newsom Signs Executive Order Providing Paid Sick Leave For Food Sector Workers Impacted By Coronavirus
• Enoch Pratt Free Library Remains Busy Through Digital Services During Coronavirus Pandemic
• 'Dark Days Ahead': Mayor Bill Peduto Says Impact Of Coronavirus Pandemic Will Be Felt On Pittsburgh's Budget, Too
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: National Guard's 133rd Airlift Wing Making Hundreds Of Face Masks
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Businesses Required To Deny Entry To Customers Without Masks
• Boeing to restart airplane production in Seattle
• Gov. Newsom Expects $7 Billion In Coronavirus Spending
• Actor Brian Dennehy, Known For 'Tommy Boy' And 'First Blood,' Dies At 81
• Coronavirus In Texas: Esports Hardly Misses A Beat With Continued Competitions Online
• Coronavirus Cases In NH Increase By 71, Two More Deaths Reported
• Riverside County Reports 159 New Coronavirus Cases, 5 More Deaths
• Denver Weather: Spring Storm Still Dropping The Snow!
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Chinese-American Doctors Donate Thousands Of PPE
• Record Set: Boulder Sees Most Snow Ever In A Season
• UNT Dallas Hires Former Mavs All-Star Josh Howard As Head Men's Basketball Coach
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Victory Gardens Make A Return Amid COVID-19
• Coronavirus Pandemic: No Jury Trials In Colorado Courts Until June 1
• LGBTQ students face homelessness or abuse as colleges close
• 'These Two Kids Are Selfish': Auburn Teens Arrested Twice In Three Weeks Amid Coronavirus Stay-At-Home Orders
• 'These Two Kids Are Selfish': Auburn Teens Arrested Twice In Three Weeks On Various Charges Amid Coronavirus Stay-At-Home Order
• More Call Takers, Extended Hours: Are Texas Workforce Commission's Efforts Working?
• Coronavirus NFL Draft: Howie Roseman, Eagles' Front Office Adapting To Doing Draft Homework From Home
• Tuberculosis vaccine could be a weapon against coronavirus
• Ravens Offensive Lineman Orlando Brown Jr. Continues Workouts From Home In Oklahoma During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Illinois Again Flooded With New Unemployment Claims, Many Still Can't Access Benefits
• Coronavirus Updates: The Latest COVID-19 Headlines From April 16, 2020
• Trump Tells Governors: 'You're Gonna Call Your Own Shots' On Reopening
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Protesters Gather Outside Governor's Residence Protesting Stay-At-Home Order
• CDC investigates outbreak linked to South Dakota pork factory
• Third Coronavirus-Related Death At Pompano Beach Assisted Living Facility
• Third Man Dies Of COVID-19 After Attending Winter Party Festival In Miami Beach
• Mokena Clinic One Of First In State To Do COVID-19 Antibody Tests
• 2020 Pittsburgh Steelers Eye On The Draft: Inside Linebacker
• Power Shut Off For Danville Residents Sheltering-In-Place For PG&E Fire Prevention Work
• Coronavirus Hot Spot: Why Randolph Has A High Rate Of Cases
• Ex-Boyfriend Pleads Not Guilty To Killing Hollywood Therapist Amie Harwick
• Coronavirus Latest: New Jersey Teen Not Letting Pandemic Get In Way Of Ballet Dream 3,000 Miles Away
• Bicycle Club Feeds Over 600 People With Free Pancake Breakfasts In Watts
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• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 4-16-20
• Business Notes: Unemployment Continues To Rise
• Coronavirus Update: New Jersey Hospitals Using UV Light Machines To Sanitize PPE For Doctors, Nurses
• Checking In With Susan Koeppen: UPMC Magee-Womens Hospital Turns To Telemedicine To Ease New Moms' Fears
• Max Minute: Can I Safely Give Someone A Hug During The Coronavirus Pandemic?
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Hillrom Adapting Respiratory Device To Treat Severe COVID-19 Patients
• 'No One Is Perfect': Roy Halladay's Family Responds To NTSB Report Detailing Fatal Plane Crash
• Coronavirus Update: New Figures Show Sharp Drop Of People Being Tested Statewide
• 44 Deportees Test Positive For Coronavirus After Flight Home From Texas, Guatemala Official Says
• Coronavirus Update: Governor Ron DeSantis Announces 2 New Walk-Up Testing Sites In Broward
• Coronavirus Relief: Gloria & Emilio Estefan Feeding Health Care Workers, First Responders
• Coronavirus Arts And Crafts: Projects To Entertain Your Kids During Pandemic
• New Research Shows The Coronavirus Can Attack Both The Heart And Lungs
• Semi Plummets Off Bridge Over Highway 85 At E-470
• Coronavirus Separation: Grandparents Missing New Babies Born During Pandemic
• Precious Cargo: Secret Flight From China Brings Badly Needed COVID-19 Supplies To Illinois
• Coronavirus In Texas: Denton Co. Reports Another COVID-19 Death, Bringing Total To 15
• Broward Sheriff Gregory Tony Responds To Letter Calling For Vote Of 'No-Confidence'
• Hopkinton Asks Runners To Stay Home On Patriots Day After Coronavirus Forced Boston Marathon Postponement
• Coronavirus Graduation: Seniors Not Taking It Well After Losing Prom, Graduation To Pandemic
• Massachusetts Combats Coronavirus In Nursing Homes As Belmont Manor Suffers Latest Outbreak
• A Medical Perspective On Coronavirus In Colorado -- A Glimmer Of Hope
• 'We Are Ready To Go': Miami Dolphins GM Ready To Draft From A Distance During Coronavirus Crisis
• Coronavirus In MN: Minnesota Twins Get Involved In Fight Against COVID-19
• Coronavirus Impact: Coyle And Cassidy, St. Margaret Catholic Schools Closing For Good
• Theranos: Trial Of Elizabeth Holmes Pushed Back Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Allegheny County Police Investigating After 16-Year-Old Boy Shot In Pitcairn
• Could dogs help detect coronavirus in humans?
• Texas Health Huguley Hospital Fort Worth South Offering Drive-Thru COVID-19 Testing
• Coronavirus Sports: Pennridge High School Girls' Lacrosse Coach Bikes 60 Miles To Stay Connected With Her Players
• Coronavirus Update: First Responders Offer A Special Thank You To Front-Line Workers At Elmhurst Hospital
• Bolts Draft Room: Live Virtual Draft Experience
• Coronavirus In Texas: 2 Dallas Schools To Offer Free Child Care For First Responders, Health Care Workers
• Local Farmers Market Delivering Fresh Produce To Those Most Vulnerable To COVID-19
• Amazon Making Coronavirus Test For Workers To 'Help Get The Economy Back Up And Running'
• Coronavirus Impact: Good News For Animal Shelters As South Floridians Turn To Pets To Cope With Pandemic
• At Height Of Coronavirus Battle, Nurses Being Furloughed In Worcester
• Firefighters Battling Blaze At Wilmington Church
• Emergency Study Hopes To Find Answers For Coronavirus Patients Struggling To Survive
• 'You're Gonna Call Your Own Shots,' Trump Tells Governors About Guidelines To Reopen States
• UC Davis Researchers Conducting Coronavirus Study Suggest Social Media Tracking To Help Forecast Outbreaks
• Pittsburgh Police Arrest Man Wanted For Deadly Oakland Shooting
• Coronavirus: New Drive-Thru Testing Site Opens In Boyle Heights
• FedEx Truck Stolen While Driver Was Making Deliveries In Carmichael
• Coronavirus Memoriam: Remembering Korean War Vet James Crupi And NYPD Det. Raymond Abear
• 'OK, This Is Insane': Coronavirus Stimulus Checks Are Being Sent To Dead People
• Adams County Announces Coronavirus Rental And Mortgage Assistance Fund
• Coronavirus Testing: Growing Frustration Over Lack Of Available Tests; Woman Denied Test 5 Times As Symptoms Got Worse
• Coronavirus Fight: Chelsea Battling The Highest Infection Rate In The Commonwealth
• Coronavirus Update: New Jersey Extends School Closures To At Least May 15
• Millions still waiting for unemployment checks
• 'It Was Just A Shock Really': Photo Blown Over 100 Miles Away During Easter Tornado
• 'We Can Do It Safely': As Pressure Mounts, Allegheny Co. Officials Discussing Loosening Coronavirus Shutdown Measures
• Boston Police Procession Honors Officer Who Died From Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Latest: Drive-Thru COVID-19 Testing Site Opens At Timonium Fairgrounds
• Concord Fender-Bender Leads To Road Rage Shooting; Driver Arrested
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Gov. Phil Murphy Closes Public Schools Through May 15 As COVID-19 Cases Reach 75,000
• Mural Of Tiger King's Joe Exotic Painted In Wynwood
• Police: Woman Accused Of Shoplifting At Local Walmart Attacks Employee
• Coronavirus Update: Experts Say It's Time For Many Businesses, If Capable, To Fully Embrace Online Services
• OR-7: First Wild Wolf Spotted In California In Decades Believed Dead
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 137 New Deaths, 2,263 Additional Cases
• Coronavirus Resources: Baltimore Farmer's Market & Bazaar Isn't Open, But Its Farmers, Vendors Are Offering Pickup, Delivery
• Thousands Take Part In Mass Food Giveaway In Dallas: 'The Coronavirus Is Really Taking Us Down'
• Coronavirus Updates: Gov. Walz Partners With 6 Governors In Midwest To Decide When To Reopen Economy
• Pritzker Teams Up With 6 Midwest Governors To Coordinate Plans To Reopen Regional Economy; 25,733 COVID-19 Cases, 1,072 Deaths In Illinois
• Stanislaus County Inmate Released Early Amid Coronavirus Outbreak Re-Arrested After 2 Days
• Coronavirus Latest: Montgomery County DOT Employee Dies From COVID-19
• "You're gonna call your own shots," Trump tells governors
• Police: Angry Over Masks Not Being Worn At Publix, Florida Man Threatens Shooting
• Fears of eroding democracy in Eastern Europe
• Philadelphia Zoo Asking For Your Help Naming Sloth Bear Cub
• Allegheny Co. Officials Call On Residents To Stop All Recreational Burning During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Update: Facebook Canceling Gatherings With 50 Or More Until June 2021
• Temple University Hospital Seeking Public's Help Identifying Female Patient
• Coronavirus In Texas: 11th Death Reported, 494 Total COVID-19 Cases In Collin Co.
• 'People In Denver Are Tired Of Hearing It, But Broncos Need Offensive Line Help': CBS4's Michael Spencer On Broncos Draft Needs
• Coronavirus Updates: Walk-Up COVID-19 Testing Site Will Open Monday In Annapolis
• Coronavirus Pandemic: Inmate At San Francisco Jail Tests Positive
• Worker Rescued After Falling 35-Feet Down Shaft At Galt Construction Site
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Phil Long Dealerships Providing Free Oil Change To Essential Workers
• Widow Of Retired Dallas Firefighter Sues Cruise Line Over Husband's COVID-19-Related Death
• Coronavirus Update: California To Provide Supplemental Paid Sick Leave For Food Sector Workers
• Newsom Executive Order Gives Paid Sick Leave For Food Service Workers
• Coronavirus Economy: Philly Fed Manufacturing Index Plunges To Lowest Point Since 1980 As Low-Wage Workers Hit Hardest
• Coronvirus Update: San Jose Summer Fest Cancelled Over Coronavirus Fears
• Top House Democrat recommends allowing remote voting
• Two-Headed Goat Born On Farm Eats With Both Mouths
• Nebraska Outdoor Outlet Mall Plans To Reopen Before State's Coronavirus Cases Peak
• 'True Sports Psychology Is The Next Frontier': John Brenkus Discusses Sports Science, Career, Upcoming Livestream With Kill Cliff On How To Be Resilient
• José Andrés serving free meals amid pandemic
• Coronavirus In Ohio: Gov. Mike DeWine Says Some Businesses May Reopen After May 1
• Scammers On Stand By As Millions Of Americans Receive Stimulus Money
• "There's no 100% risk-free way" out of shutdown, doctor says
• Coronavirus In Texas: Another Dallas Police Officer Recovers From COVID-19, Returns To Duty
• Stockton Police Asking For Help To Catch 2 Suspected Grocery Thieves
• Democratic challengers outraise Republican senators in key races
• Coronavirus Updates: MN Senate Passes Legislation Allowing Beer, Wine To-Go
• Philadelphia Police: Man Dies After Being Shot 4 Times In Head In Kensington
• 2 In Custody After Pursuit Ends With Large Police Search In Canton
• Smartphone Apps May Help Track Coronavirus Hot Spots, But Could Cost Us Our Privacy
• 'You Have A Hole That Can't Be Filled': Yusef Salaam Reveals Pain After Going From 'Central Park Five' To 'Exonerated Five'
• Henry Ford Health System, Henry Ford Innovation Institute Partner To Provide COVID Care Kits To For Patients At Home
• U.S. Open Officials: 'Time Is On Our Side' When Making Decision About COVID-19 Tournament Cancellation
• A's Minor League Manager Off Ventilator In Coronavirus Fight
• States and houses of worship battle over coronavirus restrictions
• Coronavirus Updates: Mayo Clinic's Singing Surgeon, Dr. Elvis, Cuts EP To Aid COVID-19 Fund
• Massachusetts man tried to torch Jewish nursing home, feds say
• NorCal Man Takes Family Tradition Of Giving To New Level Working With Needy Families In El Salvador
• Detroit Mayor: 700 Police Officers Have Returned Following Rapid Coronavirus Testing
• Coronavirus Closings: Sunflowers Won't Bloom At Popular Jarrettsville Farm This Year
• N.J. governor "outraged" that bodies were "allowed to pile up" at nursing home
• Baltimore Doctor To Pay $436K To US Over False Claims Act Allegations Related To Performing Medically Unnecessary Procedures
• 2 Found Dead Inside Burning Walnut Home
• WWII vet, 99, raises millions for Britain's battered health workers
• Man Arrested After Trying To Ignite Gas Pumps, Threatens To Set Royal Farms On Fire In Middle River
• Coronavirus Latest: 136 COVID-19 Cases Within Maryland Correctional System, Including 31 Inmates
• Coronavirus Latest: Nearly 28,000 COVID-19 Cases In Pennsylvania As Death Toll Approaches 800
• California will give $500 in aid to undocumented immigrants
• Police Investigating Possible 'Gun Battle' In Brentwood
• Baker Defends State's Coronavirus Response Amid Chelsea Outbreak
• Order In, Stay Safe and Support Local Spots!
• 'Is There Someone Else Who Needs The Money More Than You?' Cranberry Woman Creates 'Stimulus Check Exchange' Facebook Group
• Coronavirus In New Hampshire: Remote Learning To Continue For Rest Of School Year
• Celebrating 2020 Graduates: Submit Your Graduating Senior
• Wisconsin's Governor Extends Stay-At-Home Order Until May 26
• Paycheck Protection Program is out of money
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 3M Donating $20 Million To Research, Health Care Workers & Disproportionately Impacted Populations
• Coronavirus Update: Fremont Requires Face Coverings For All At Essential Businesses
• Coronavirus In Texas: Both Dallas Co. Drive-Thru Sites Now Provide Self-Testing Kits, Open Criteria
• Trump names dozens of lawmakers to bipartisan task force
• Remote Learning: Experts Say 'Be Gentle With Yourself'
• Two Men In Their 40s Among Latest Coronavirus-Related Deaths In Tarrant County
• Brian Dennehy, Tony-Winning Stage, Screen Actor, Dies At 81
• Pritzker Fights COVID-19 From Chicago, And Downstate Notices
• 'It's Time To Start Having That Conversation': Sen. Pat Toomey Shares His Views With President Trump, Says Parts Of Pa. Could Reopen
• Coronavirus Latest: Pennsylvania To Use More Than 100 Shuttered Liquor Stores To Process Online Orders
• Coronavirus In Wisconsin: Wis. Gov. Tony Evers Extends Wisconsin Stay-At-Home Order Until May 26
• K-9 Police Officer At San Francisco International Airport Arrested On Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence Charges
• Chicago Weather: Rain, Snow On The Way; Winter Weather Advisory Issued
• Brian Dennehy, prolific stage and screen actor, dies at 81
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Health Officials Believe 'We've Hit A Plateau' As COVID-19 Cases Tops 8,000
• Poacher Alert: $1,000 Reward Offered After Illegal Killing Of Bighorn Sheep
• Coronavirus Latest: Here Are The 3 In-Person Voting Centers For The 7th Congressional District Special Election, If You Can't Vote By Mail
• Coronavirus Updates: BGE Suspends Service Disconnections For Nonpayment, Waives Late Fees Til June 1
• Coronavirus impact "potentially catastrophic" for millions of children, UN report says
• Tropical Smoothie Cafe Donating Smoothies To Local Healthcare Workers & First Responders
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Montbello Organizing Committee Distributes Free Groceries To Hundreds Of Families
• Rite Aid Opens Coronavirus Drive-Thru Testing Site In Monroeville, Hundreds Expected
• Prosecutors: Man Suspected Of Stealing Coronavirus Test Sample From Davis Hospital Impersonated CDC Employee
• Legendary Director Roger Corman Launches Quarantine Film Festival Challenge
• Coronavirus Update: Enjoy A Virtual Visit To The Bronx Zoo, New York Aquarium
• Cook County Unveils New Interactive Tool To Track Coronavirus Deaths
• Joe Kelly Shatters Bedroom Window While Trying To Pitch Into Net
• Coronavirus In Dallas County: Visitors, Employees At Essential Businesses Will Be Required To Cover Faces, Judge Says
• Coronavirus In MN: Don't Need Your Stimulus Check? Pay It Forward
• Interior Offensive Line And Inside Linebacker Are Ravens Clear Needs In NFL Draft Says WJZ's Mark Viviano
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• PGA Tour Announces Revised Schedule Beginning June 8, With Events Closed To Fans
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