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• Popular Bay Area Summer Camps Canceled Due to COVID-19, No Refunds Offered
• Coronavirus Disproportionately Impacting California Black And Brown Communities
• Loved Ones Question Nursing Facilities Accepting Coronavirus Patients
• Bay Area Counties Implement Face Covering Mandates as Gov. Newsom Mulls Statewide Directive
• Those With Special Needs Hit Hard During Coronavirus Closures
• 'I Just Feel Violated': Burglaries On The Rise Across Denver Metro Area
• Air Force Thunderbirds Release Colorado Flyover Flight Plan For Saturday
• Limo Company Gets Creative With 'Social Distance Date Nights' During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Child Abducted From Idaho Located Near Truckee, Suspected Kidnappers Arrested
• Still Need A Face Covering? Orange County Company Holding Saturday Giveaway
• John Elway Building Broncos Around Quarterback For A Change
• Fort Collins Man Arrested For Allegedly Shooting Guns Out Of Moving Vehicle
• Online Sale Of Hamilton Tickets Postponed Due To Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Enforcement: Davis Police Making Sure People Stay Home During Picnic Day Weekend
• LA Restaurant Owners Share Concerns About Newsom's Vision For Limited Capacity Reopening
• Colorado Health Department Gearing Up For Mass Coronavirus Testing To Reopen The State
• Coronavirus Crime: Sheriffs Weigh-In On Safety Concerns Surrounding Zero Bail Order
• 'Nurses Are Not Disposable': Protests Call For More N95 Masks For Nurses Caring For COVID-19 Patients
• LA County Officials 'Extraordinarily Worried' About Coronavirus Spike At Nursing Homes
• Police: Security Guard Shot, Killed Man In Stockton
• People Are Ditching Their Homes and Joining Their Friends To Avoid Isolation. It's Called Quaranteaming
• Local Foundation Donates 75 Tablets To MN Hospitals For Patients To Contact Loved Ones Virtually
• Gov. Jared Polis Issues Executive Order Requiring Masks For Critical Workers
• Pop Culture Classroom Gives Away Graphic Novels To Give Kids A Break From Screen, Encourage Learning
• Programs That Cater To Those In Need Now In Need Of Volunteers, Support During Coronavirus
• Coronavirus: Trump Says Governors Are 'Responsible' For Testing
• Coronavirus Battle: Chef Thomas Keller Suing Insurance Company For Denying Claim
• Some Call For Suspension Of New Jersey's Self-Serve Gas Ban Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Famed Bay Area Restaurateur Leads Chefs Suing Insurers Over Denied Virus Claims
• Coronavirus: San Bernardino, Orange Counties Report More Deaths, Ventura County Reports New Cases
• Coronavirus Latest: Maryland Schools Will Remain Closed Through May 15
• VIDEO: NYPD Rescues Kayaker Stuck On Remote Island In Jamaica Bay
• North Korea is advancing its nuclear program, UN report says
• Facing Anti-Asian Bias Amid Coronavirus Pandemic, Chinese American Community Helps Supply PPE To Front Line Workers
• Struggles Continue With Filing For Unemployment Online And By Phone
• 'The Best Is Coming Out In So Many People': Nurses, Patients & Neighbors In Mount Vernon Join Together In Coronavirus Fight
• 'The Governor Made A Great Call': MN Businesses With Green-Light Getting Ready To Open
• Idaho Springs Mayor Michael Hillman Arrested Friday On Domestic Violence Charge
• 'It Means A Lot': Pittsburgh Organization Buys Meals From Restaurants, Delivers The Food To Hospitals During Coronavirus Pandemic
• 'It's A Double-Edged Sword': Parents Lament What E-Learning Can't Teach As Schools Close For Rest Of Year
• 'I Like Helping Our Troops': 12-Year-Old Girl Sews Masks For Veterans On Life-Saving Equipment At VA Hospital During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Officials: Person Rescued After Falling Into 10-Foot Deep Trench In Baltimore County
• New Moms Struggle to Stay Connected to Family, Health Care Providers During Pandemic
• Coronavirus Response: Hogan Wants To Quadruple Number Of Workers Doing Contact Tracing For COVID-19 Patients
• Coronavirus Pandemic: RTD Service Changes Begin Sunday
• Joliet Barber Returns Home After Spending Weeks In Hospital For COVID-19
• 'We're There For Each Other': Group Of Soccer Moms Buys Hundreds Of Meals To Keep Charles Village Afloat Amid Pandemic
• Coronavirus Impact: National Restaurant Survey Shows Dire Situation For Industry
• Borrowed RV Gives Nurse On Coronavirus Frontline 'Peace Of Mind' At Home
• City of Miami Police Chief Jorge Colina Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Two More Men Charged With Murder In Shooting Death Of Philadelphia Police Sgt. James O'Connor
• Hingham Man Recovers From COVID-19 After 32 Days On Life Support
• 40 USNS Mercy Personnel Reassigned To Los Angeles Skilled Nursing Facility
• Coronavirus Update: Push To Get More Blacks Tested As Numbers Show Group Greatly Affected
• 'People And Pets Together' Dedicated To Providing Pet Food During COVID-19
• Mayor Young Announces Partnership To Assist Small Businesses Seeking Access To Financial Relief Programs
• Coronavirus Crisis: High School Seniors Struggling With Missed Milestones
• 'If You Live Here, You Can Shop Here': Police In Newark, Delaware Say Shoppers Should Stay In Their Own State
• Coronavirus: LA County Requests Emergency Hearing Over Project Roomkey After Bell Gardens, Lawndale Tell Hotels To Stop Housing Homeless
• Coronavirus Response: Hogan, Congressmen Spar Over COVID-19 Efforts Behind Bars
• Number Of Homeowners Halting Mortgage Payments Jumps Over 1K Percent, Some Banks Expect To Be Repaid Quickly
• Denver Police Receive $1.3 Million From Justice Department For PPE, Overtime During Coronavirus
• Coronavirus In Texas: As State Gets Back To Business Soon 'We Need To Have Healthy Respect For This Virus'
• Detroit Music Awards To Be Streamed Online Sunday
• IRS Explains Why Tax-Prep Customers Are Waiting On Stimulus Checks
• Detroit PAL Uses 'Six Degrees Of Separation' Campaign To Check On Community Amid Pandemic
• Henry Ford Says Surgeries For Non-Coronavirus Patients Will Start To Resume
• Ford Ventilators Expects To Produce 30,000 Ventilators By July
• President Trump Says Governor's Can Decide When Their State Opens
• Study: Gilpin County May Be Hardest Hit In U.S. With 70% Revenue From Gaming
• Pizza Hut To Donate 25,000 Pizzas, $500K To Educators
• Officials: Montgomery County Woman Fatally Stabbed Boyfriend After Argument Over Contents Of His Phone
• Coronavirus Latest: Ocean City, Maryland's Seacrets Restaurant Switches Distillery To Make Hand Sanitizer
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: District Attorney Larry Krasner Proposing Zoom Court Hearings To Limit Capacity At Courthouse
• Coronavirus Latest: South Jersey Nurse Says She Was Fired From Hospital For Wearing Own PPE
• Salute Held For LAPD Detective Leaving Santa Monica Hospital After Fighting COVID-19
• Coronavirus Update: It's Still Uncertain When South Florida Beaches Will Reopen
• Red Cross Delivers Care Kits To Quarantined Fort Carson Soldiers
• Beaches in Jacksonville, Florida, reopen with restrictions
• DUI Suspect In Custody After Crash On I-80 In Vacaville
• Coronavirus Summer: What's The City's Plan For When The Weather Gets Hot Again?
• Thousands Of Small Businesses May Go Under Before Congress Approves More Funding After Paycheck Protection Program
• When Can Colorado Gig Workers Get Unemployment?
• Coronavirus Hot Spots: New York City Expanding COVID-19 Testing To Hardest Hit Communities
• Coronavirus Updates: Ilhan Omar Proposes Rent, Mortgage Cancellation Act
• Coronavirus Update: Tracy Safeway Warehouse Workers Scared After Fatal COVID-19 Outbreak
• California's Attorney General Defends Virus Shutdowns
• Big Green Notebook: Cowboys Need Ballhawking Football Players
• Coronavirus Cancellations: New York City Nixes Parades, Concerts And Rallies Through May
• Howard Finkel, WWE Hall Of Famer And Ring Announcer, Dies At 69
• Maryland, Virginia And DC Coordinating Coronavirus Response
• Doctor Loses Hospital Privileges After Posting Video Of Healthcare Workers Not Social Distancing
• Big Green Notebook: Auburn's Davidson On Cowboys D-Line Coach Tomsula's Wish List
• Sabrina Ionescu heads to New York as No. 1 WNBA pick
• High-Profile Trials In Colorado Pushed Back Due To Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Unemployment: '3 Weeks? Where's My Money?'
• Coronavirus: Garcetti Announces Rapid Testing For Homeless, Pop-Up Facility On Skid Row
• 62 Flu-Related Deaths Reported This Flu Season In Maryland, Health Officials Say
• Coronavirus Update: Richmond Pastor Vows To Continue Church Gatherings After Being Cited For Easter Service
• 84-Year-Old Marin County Woman Battles Back From Bout With COVID-19
• Sacramento Pastor Calls For More Resources In African American Communities During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Eviction Warning Adding To Stress Of Roseville Restaurant Fighting To Stay Alive Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Safeway Warehouse Employees Call For More Protection After Deadly Coronavirus Outbreak
• Coronavirus Updates: The Latest COVID-19 Headlines From April 17, 2020
• 2 Men Injured In Shootings In Baltimore Friday Night
• 2020 Pittsburgh Steelers Eye On The Draft: Offensive Guard
• Coronavirus Update: Former Dolphins Step Up To Help Those In Need
• 'A Light At The End Of The Tunnel': Foundation Donates Thousands Of N95 Masks To Mercy Medical Center
• Coronavirus Update: Danville Resident Receives Fake Letter Threatening Penalties For Non-Essential Construction
• California's Zero-Bail Order Results In Multiple People Being Re-Arrested Within Days Of Release
• Coronavirus Latest: Loch Raven Center Rehab Facility To Temporarily Become COVID-19 Care Center
• Coronavirus Updates: Gov. Walz Signs Bill Allowing Beer, Wine To-Go
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Gov. Jared Polis Updates Executive Order To Require Masks For Some
• Missing Stimulus Money: 'I Don't Know Whose Account Number It Is'
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Youth Minister In Diocese Of Pittsburgh Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Coronavirus: Parks Reopen In Ventura County, But Playgrounds, Tennis Courts Still Closed
• Mayo Clinic Singing Doctor Drops Music Record, Donating Proceeds To COVID-19 Relief Charities
• 'No One's Going To Be Clapping For You': Walsh Tells Runners To Keep Off Boston Marathon Course Monday
• Stay-At-Home Baking Boom Leads To Flour, Yeast Shortage Across SoCal
• Health Officials Hope Symptom Tracker Tool Will Help Predict, Prevent Future Coronavirus Outbreaks
• Astronaut Who Calls New Castle Home Returns To Earth For The First Time Since The Coronavirus Pandemic
• Indiana County Natives Dylan And Riley Stapleton Share An NFL Dream
• Jersey 4 Jersey: Jon Bon Jovi, Bruce Springsteen Among Celebrities Taking Part In Coronavirus Relief Special Airing On CBS2
• Small Business Owners Left Confused, Worried After Not Securing Paycheck Protection Loans
• 'I'm The King Of Corona': Former Steeler QB Terry Hanratty Is Out Of The Hospital After Testing Positive For Coronavirus
• Alyssa Altobelli, Gianna Bryant and Payton Chester Selected As Honorary Draftees In WNBA
• 2 NH Coronavirus Deaths At Long-Term Care Facilities, Cases Rise to 1,287
• Flip The Perspective In Your Job Search, Find Your Interests First Before Hitting The Jobs Boards
• Alternative Care Facility In Use At Converted McCormick Place
• 'There's Hope': Colorado Health Care Workers Share Feelings About Fighting Coronavirus
• Police: Suspects Wanted For Allegedly Assaulting 72-Year-Old Man On MTA Bus
• 'Like Someone Is Sticking A Knife In My Side': Nurse From Allegheny Co. Working In Hospice Care Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Prosecutors: Woman Hit ShopRite Employee With Car, Threw Urine On Correctional Officers
• Walnut Creek Native Sabrina Ionescu Chosen No. 1 In Top Pick WNBA Draft
• Some Get It, Others Still Wait For COVID-19 Relief Funds: 'We Know The Need Is Great'
• Coronavirus Resources: Maryland To Launch New 'One-Stop' Unemployment Benefits Website Next Week
• NASCAR Driver Bubba Wallace: Kyle Larson Deserves Second Chance
• Coronavirus In MN: Life Time CEO Offers Advice On How To Reopen The State's Economy
• Back-Alley Attack In Westmoreland Co. Leaves Man With Broken Ankle, Broken Jaw And Bleeding Inside Brain
• 'Hero Shopping Hours': Stores Reserve Times For Frontline Workers
• Coronavirus In Texas: Trophy Club Mayor & Family Reflect On Losing Son To COVID-19
• Cambridge Firefighter With Coronavirus Quarantined In Tufts University Dorm
• Philadelphia Police: 72-Year-Old Man Dies After Crashing Vehicle Into Wine & Spirits Shop In Holmesburg
• 'I Was So Close': Coronavirus Keeps Buena Regional HS Softball Player Bridgette Gilliano Three Hits From School Record
• Same-Day Coronavirus Testing Now Available Across LA County
• Coronavirus Update: Thousands Of Florida Inmates Exposed To Covid-19
• Santa Monica Brewery Unveils 'Unsung Heroes' IPA To Honor Healthcare Workers
• Colorado Unemployment Rate Has Doubled Since February, Could Double Again By May
• Coronavirus Latest: More Marylanders Staying At Home Amid Pandemic, Researchers Say
• All Schools In Illinois To Remain Closed For The Rest Of Academic Year Due To COVID-19
• U.S. Attorney's Office Files Restraining Order Against Chiropractor Promoting 'Sham COVID-19 Treatment'
• Stimulus Payments May Be Delayed For Those Who Use Tax Preparation Service
• 4 South Texas Family Members Including 2-Year-Old, Found Murdered; Suspect In Jail
• Coronavirus Update: Expert Offers Job Hunting Advice For Graduating Seniors Of 'COVID Class Of 2020'
• 'Wouldn't Surprise Me If They Triple Dipped': Experts Expect Eagles To Target Receivers Early, Often In NFL Draft
• Furry Tails: Lurch, Paris And Andy Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• Company Offers Free Insulin To Diabetes Patients Who Lost Health Insurance Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• 'He Was A Very Nice Person': Worker At Whole Foods In Swampscott Dies Of Coronavirus
• Body Recovered After Winter Park Condominium Fire
• Coronavirus Impact: Small Businesses Like Framing Shops Say They Aren't Getting The Financial Help They Need
• Watch: Health Care Workers Cheer As 2 Coronavirus Patients Are Discharged From University Of Colorado Hospital
• 'Simply Not Ready': Summit County Extends Ban On Short-Term Rentals Through May
• North Texas Food Bank Information
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: South Minneapolis Charter School 'Virtually' Breaks Ground On New Facility
• Huntington Beach Protesters Demand End To COVID Shutdown
• Coronavirus: Riverside County Opens Testing Up To All Residents, Reports 10 New Deaths
• Coronavirus Pandemic Could Have Lasting Impact On The Air We Breathe
• How a N.C. nurse ended up volunteering at a Queens hospital
• 'Usually A Hug At Narcotics Anonymous Is Our Standard': Narcotics Anonymous Holds Online Meetings Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Trump takes aim at three states with Democratic governors
• 'We're Not Asking For A Lot': Local Small Business Owners Feel The Paycheck Protection Program Failed Them
• China grows as campaign theme during pandemic
• Coronavirus In NJ Nursing Homes: Timeline Shows Fast COVID-19 Spike With 1,500 Elderly Dead
• Coronavirus: Dodgers' Clayton Kershaw To Match Each Dollar Raised During 2-Week Fund-Raising Campaign
• Inside a trial to test effectiveness of hydroxychloroquine
• 5 Reasons You May Not Have Gotten Your Stimulus Money Yet
• Coronavirus Updates: Minnesota Nurse Travels To New York City To Treat COVID-19 Patients
• Coronavirus In Miami-Dade: Mayor Gimenez Begins Outlining His 'New Normal Initiative' For Reopening The County
• Coronavirus Update: Florida Governor Ron Desantis Encourages Outdoor Activity
• Coronavirus Shutdown Prompts Artist Helen Murdock-Prep To Get Creative, Launch 'Drive-By Museum' On Long Island
• Letters To Bubsie: Granddaughter's Social Media Post Brings Grandmother Joy After Losing Her Husband To COVID-19
• Ventilators For COVID-19 Patients Arrive In Chicago
• 'Trump's Leadership Is Needed': Hogan, Cuomo Renew Call For $500B In Federal Funding For States To Fight Coronavirus
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 4-17-20
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Gov. Tom Wolf Announces Plan For Gradually Reopening Economy Using 'Data-Driven' And 'Regional' Approach
• Coronavirus Impact: Cape Cod Hotels Hope For Regional, Late Summer Business
• Coronavirus Death Toll Rises Above 1,000 In California
• Coronavirus Update: Santa Clara County Cases Approach 1,900; 73 Deaths Reported
• Oakland Forms Task Force To Address Racial Disparities Of Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus May Force Canceling Some Of Our Favorite Summer Activities, So What About The Alternatives
• Coronavirus Help: Miami-Dade Animal Services Hosts Pet Food Distribution
• Pet chains argue dog grooming is "essential" amid pandemic
• Coronavirus In Texas: Tarrant Area Food Bank Sees Need Double At Monthly Family Food Distribution
• Former Towson University QB Tom Flacco Hopes To Hear His Name Called At The NFL Draft
• Army Of Workers 'Chase Down' Coronavirus Contacts In Mass.
• Coronavirus In Texas: Denton County Confirms 21 New Cases; 244 Patients Have Recovered
• Coronavirus Latest: 2 South Philadelphia Business Owners Giving Away 100 Gallons Of Milk Saturday
• Coronavirus Impact: Miami-Dade Transportation Union Files Emergency Lawsuit To 'Protect Its Workers'
• Coronavirus: 'Texans Want To Get Back To Work' & More Testing Needed Says Senator Ted Cruz
• Holliston Family Has Fun During Quarantine By Recreating Famous Artwork
• New York Weather: 4/17 Friday Evening Forecast
• 'The Only Person Out Here Within A Mile': Turkey Hunting Gives Minnesotans Relief During COVID-19
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Gov. Tim Walz's Executive Order Reopens Some Outdoor Activities, Including Golf Courses
• Coronavirus Impact: Florida Keys Looks Forward To Reopening, 'When It's Safe'
• Acton Teens Start Online Schooling For Children With Autism
• Coronavirus Impact: South Florida Catholic Schools To Conduct Online Classes Through End Of Year
• Passengers sue cruise lines over coronavirus exposures
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Twist Out Cancer Expanding Virtual Community To Help People Struggling With Anxiety
• Catching Up With Susan Koeppen: Headache Triggers And Remedies In The Time Of Coronavirus Worries
• Coronavirus: Only 45 Percent Of Angelenos Employed, 1.3M Jobs Lost Since Pandemic Began
• Coronavirus Testing Program Key To Reopening Economy, Cuomo Tells Feds 'Don't Pass The Buck Without Passing The Bucks'
• Coronavirus In Texas: North Texas VA On Track To Open As COVID-19 Relief Center
• Suspect Who Had Been Cited And Released By Brentwood Police Arrested With Multiple Weapons
• Coronavirus Update: Face Coverings Now Required In San Francisco, Marin, Alameda, Contra Costa Counties
• 19-Year-Old Fatally Stabbed Outside Pleasanton Hotel Identified
• Rural hospitals shut out of coronavirus loan program
• Coronavirus Latest: High School Seniors, Parents Turn Concerns To Upcoming Fall College Semester
• Coronavirus Support: Worcester County Sheriff's Association Helps Seniors Get Essentials
• Dodgers Ticket Holders Left In Limbo, Without Refunds As Season Remains Postponed
• Coronavirus Latest: 9 COVID-19 Cases Confirmed At Psychiatric Facility In Baltimore County
• South Florida Firm Files Million-Dollar Lawsuit Against Princess Cruises In COVID-19 Death
• Dana Farber Changes Breast Cancer Treatment Plans During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Fourth Suspect Arrested In Connection With Ceres Armed Robbery
• Coronavirus Testing: No Time Frame On Reopening As Ongoing Hold-up Centers Around Limited Testing Supplies
• Coronavirus Protection: Brookline Businesses Could Be Fined If Employees Don't Wear Masks
• 'Zeroed Out': Pittsburgh Is Losing Tens Of Millions Of Dollars In Revenue Amid Coronavirus Pandemic. Can It Be Made Up?
• 'Just Watch And Enjoy', Lady Gaga On Star Studded "One World Together At Home" TV Special
• Coronavirus can steal sense of smell. Here's what that's like
• Coronavirus In Texas: 12 Dallas Fire-Rescue Members Test Positive, 61 Quarantined
• College Board Cancels SATs Through August Adding Tests May Go Digital If Schools Don't Reopen
• Coronavirus Crime: Man Released From Jail Monday Under Zero-Bail Order Arrested Again
• Coronavirus Update: 2 Oakland School Workers Involved In Food Distribution Test Positive For COVID-19
• Coronavirus Montgomery County: Domestic Violence Calls Up Since Stay-At-Home Order Issued, Officials Say
• Redwood City 18-Year-Old Arrested For Alleged Molestation Of 14-Year-Old
• Coronavirus Impact: Local Business Owner Says He's In Limbo After Applying For Emergency Loans
• Provident Hospital Emergency Room To Reopen Monday After Changes To Improve Social Distancing
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Protesters Again Call On Gov. Walz To End Stay-At-Home Order
• Worcester Doctor Hopes His Personal Coronavirus Battle Will Save Friend
• 'Testing Has Been A Crucial Part Of Our Strategy', Gov. Ron DeSantis On Opening Two Walk-Up Sites In Broward
• Mayor Young Asks Food Delivery Service Apps To Cap Delivery Fees At 15 Percent
• Coronavirus Recession: Former Presidential Hopeful Tom Steyer To Lead California Economic Recovery Task Force
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Gov. Murphy Says Remains Unclear Exactly When State Will Reopen As Cases Near 80,000, Death Toll Tops 3,800
• Florida Coronavirus Update: Gov. Ron DeSantis Trying To Fix Unemployment Benefits Backlog
• National Guard helping NYC medical examiner collect bodies
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: Gov. Tom Wolf Unveils 'Regional Approach' To Reopening Commonwealth; 'We Cannot Flip A Switch'
• 'They're Coming Back To The Hospital Sicker': Boston ER Doctor Seeing Repeat Coronavirus Hospitalizations
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Port Authority Requires Customers At Downtown Service Center To Wear Masks, Strongly Encourages Riders To Cover Their Faces
• Police: Elk Grove Gas Station Robbery Suspect, 18, Allegedly Kicked, Spit At Officers During Arrest
• 'Personalized Touch': For Those Who Can't Leave Home During Coronavirus Pandemic, Cranberry's Community Response Team Is There To Help
• Animal Rescue League Of Boston Helps Pet Owners During Coronavirus Crisis
• Chicago Weather: Warmer Weekend Weather On The Way
• Coronavirus Update: Stanford Study Suggests COVID-19 Infections Much More Widespread Than Reported
• Coronavirus In Texas: 5 Tarrant County Jail Inmates, 1 Staffer Test Positive For COVID-19
• Coronavirus Update: Jacksonville To Open Beaches, Parks With Restrictions
• Trump adviser Stephen Moore on an economic reopening: Do it now
• Coronavirus Latest: Experts Warning Alcohol Use While Social Distancing Could Uncover Underlying Abuse Issues
• 'Send Us Your Story' | Maryland Historical Society Documents COVID-19 Pandemic As It Unfolds
• Coronavirus In West Virginia: Governor Orders COVID-19 Testing In All Nursing Homes
• Illinois Sees Biggest One-Day COVID-19 Spike, With More Than 1,800 New Cases, Including 62 Deaths
• Coronavirus Economy: 'Emergency Money' Dwindling Fast For Business Owners With No Revenue Coming In
• Coronavirus Testing Begins In Yonkers As City's Positive Cases Climb Over 3,000
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Watch News Conference By Gov. Jared Polis Friday Afternoon On CBS4 & CBSN Denver
• South Florida Prosecutors Go After Self-Described Church Selling Bleaching Agent As COVID-19 Miracle Cure
• Kaine presses Pence on Trump's tweets to "LIBERATE" states
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Liacouras Center COVID-19 Field Hospital Opens With No Patients, But Officials Remain Ready
• Five South Jersey Catholic Schools Closing Doors For Good Due To Decreased Enrollment, Fundraising
• Lions take nap on road amid lockdown in South Africa
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Elections Division To Send Mail-In Ballot Applications To All Registered Voters
• Charges: Peter Dziuk Had Standoff With SWAT Team After History Of Animosity Towards New Brighton Police
• Harlem Globetrotters surprise kids in quarantine
• Coronavirus Latest: 2,221 New Cases Reported In Massachusetts, 159 More Deaths
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: City Firefighter Who Tested Positive For COVID-19 Recovers And Returns To Work
• Coronavirus Impact: CDE Working On Free SAT Testing For Colorado Seniors
• Coronavirus In Texas: Homeless Must Now Wear Masks At Area Salvation Army Shelters
• Arvada Welcomes New Fire Chief Mike Piper
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Parkway Center Giant Eagle Being Converted Into Curbside Pickup Center
• McCormick Place Alternate Care Facility Admits First COVID-19 Patients
• NFL To Hold Practice Remote Draft
• Modesto Man Who Fatally Shot Wife In Head And Blamed Her For It Denied Parole For Fifth Time
• Business owner applied 4 times for Paycheck loan — nothing
• The Foote Files: How Radio & Telegraph Came To The Rescue
• Messages of hope and solidarity flood New York City
• Coronavirus And Sports: Ravens To Hold Virtual Draft Next Week
• Coronavirus Update: 4 Former California Governors Join Task Force To Fix 'Pandemic-Induced Recession'
• Coronavirus In Texas: Collin Co. Reports Death Of 73-Year-Old Fairview Man With COVID-19
• NASCAR Eyes Return Without Spectators
• Sheriff: Parents Arrested After 3-Year-Old Child Drinks Meth Water In Butte County
• Dead & Company Cancels Concert Dates At Folsom Field
• Disney, Apple CEOs, Former Fed Chair To Lead Calif. Economic Recovery Panel
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Fifth Port Authority Employee Positive For COVID-19
• Wearing Masks, Orange County Begins Marrying Couples Again In Memorable Civil Weddings
• Wanted: Citizen Scientists Across Colorado To Monitor International Dark Sky Week
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: COVID-19 Death Toll Breaches 100
• US Marshals Arrest Man Accused Of Shooting, Killing Woman In Homewood
• Coronavirus Protection: Massachusetts To Give Respirator Masks To All Police, Firefighters
• Coronavirus In Texas: 5th Texas Execution Delayed In Midst Of Outbreak
• Coronavirus Latest: State Will Invest Additional $4 Million To Local Food Banks, Gov. Hogan Says
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Health Commissioner Says City Needs Thousands More Swab Tests As Cases Top 8,500
• A Social Distancing Survival Guide
• Man Wanted On 2 Outstanding Warrants For Child Sexual Assault Arrested On North Side
• Coronavirus Forces Denver Pop Culture Con To Be Postponed
• Facebook will warn users who "like" fake coronavirus news
• With XFL Out, High School Football Is In At Globe Life Park
• Denver Nonprofit Asking Congress For Federal Funding To Help LGBTQ Community
• Lightfoot On Plant Implosion: 'Taking Vigorous Action To Hold Developer, Contractor Accountable'
• Castlewood Canyon Becomes Gold Standard Site, Joins Elite List Of 12 Parks Nationwide
• 'LIBERATE MINNESOTA': President Donald Trump Calls For States To Be Reopened
• Caesars Oddsmaker: Patriots Have One Of The Worst Rosters In NFL
• Bay Area Rap Legend E-40 Tells People To Stay Home On 4/20, Slow Coronavirus Spread
• Coronavirus Latest: Gov. Hogan To Unveil Maryland Strong Roadmap To Recovery Plan Next Week
• Coronavirus In Texas: 5 More Dead In Dallas County, Total COVID-19 Case Count 2,190
• Commissioners Make Changes To Dallas County Face Covering Mandate During Emergency Meeting
• Coronavirus Scam Alert: Fremont Police Lists What To Watch Out For
• Comic-Con Cancels North America's Largest Fan Convention; First Time In 50 Years
• Texas governor announces initial plan to reopen economy
• Michael Cohen to be released from prison for home confinement
• Coronavirus Update: Safeway Confirms Approx. 51 Employees Test Positive At Tracy Distribution Center
• Coronavirus Update: Bay Area Rap Legend E-40 Tells People To Stay Home On 4/20, Slow Virus Spread
• Third Chicago Police Officer And Third CTA Employee Die Of COVID-19
• Trump and Cuomo spar over coronavirus response
• Ravens Quarterback Lamar Jackson Ranks Third In NFL Merchandise Sales
• Feds go after self-described Florida church claiming to sell COVID-19 cure
• Terry Francona Really Misses Baseball, Says He's 'Out Of Netflix'
• For Procter & Gamble, a sales bounty from hoarding
• Baltimore County Police Investigating After Man Struck, Killed Along Pulaski Highway
• Report: John Paul Smith, 19, Charged With Fleeing Police Around 100 MPH In Pursuit That Involved Shots Fired
• Lions GM Bob Quinn Talks Everything Draft And More
• Coronavirus Call For Help: Gov. Murphy To Allow Medical Staff With Foreign Licenses To Practice In New Jersey
• Taylor Swift Cancels Gillette Stadium Concerts, 2020 Tour Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Latest: Boston Mayor Walsh Says School Closure Decision Should Be Made As A State
• Coronavirus In Texas: Schools Closed Rest Of 2019-2020 Year, Nonessential 'Retail To Go' Starting Next Week
• 'I Think It Could Be A Game Changer' | Frederick Company Develops Technology To Disinfect N95 Masks
• Future Assistance Dogs Take Private Plane To Colorado
• Top Prospect Jalen Green Skipping College To Play For G-League Team In LA
• Coronavirus Update: Santa Rosa Police Cracking Down On Shelter-In-Place Violators
• 'Florida's Hemp Industry Officially Begins Now': State Can Now Accept Applications To Grow Industrial Hemp
• How Have The CW, CBS Changed The Way They Present Content During The COVID-19 Pandemic?
• NASA sets date for first SpaceX astronaut flight
• PAWS Pet Of The Week: Emme
• Human Spaceflight Will Return To The US After Nearly A Decade
• NASA Sets Date For SpaceX Mission: Astronauts To 'Launch On American-Made Rockets From American Soil'
• Report: Adam Butler Signs Restricted Tender With Patriots
• Coronavirus: Taylor Swift Cancels 2020 Appearances, Including SoFi Stadium's First Concerts
• Golden High Students Send Heartwarming Video To Local Retirement Home
• Police Arrest Suspect In Connection With Deadly Shooting In Capitol Heights
• Coronavirus Update: Deaths From COVID-19 Rise Above 500 In Indiana, Including 42 In Lake County
• Joliet Mayor Bob O'Dekirk Wants State To Investigate 23 Coronavirus Deaths At Symphony Of Joliet Nursing Home
• 'Mask Up And Live' Campaign To Help Chicago's Black Community Fight COVID-19
• Michigan Matters: As Pandemic Continues, DTE, Mitch Albom Step Up To Help
• Coronavirus In Allegheny County: 77 Coronavirus Cases Confirmed Across 4 Kane Community Living Centers
• 'Cricket Bomb' Found Outside Lathrop Senior Center
• Senators press airlines to issue refunds instead of credits
• 'I Don't Have The Money To Buy Food And Pay All My Bills': Hundreds In Need From Coronavirus Pandemic Line Up For 'Truck To Trunk' Food Distribution In Canonsburg
• U.S. to review coronavirus tests of deportees in Guatemala
• Coronavirus: Huntington Beach Closes PCH Parking Meters To Keep Visitors Away
• Denver Weather: After Five Cold Weather Records, Could This Be Winter's Last Stand?
• Florida Coronavirus Impact: State Universities Make Decisions On Spring Commencement Ceremonies As FSU Mulls Over Decision To Reopen Campus In Fall
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Duluth Pack Crafting Reusable Gowns For Medical Workers
• Jamaican bobsledder Sam Clayton dead from coronavirus
• Anne Arundel County Man Arrested For Allegedly Sexually Abusing A Minor
• Sixers Legend Julius Erving: 'Best Way To Show Brotherly Love, Sisterly Affection Is Keeping Your Social Distance'
• Dr. Oz sorry for "appetizing opportunity" comment about coronavirus
• San Jose Eating Champ Joey Chestnut To Face Local Rival In Quarantine Challenge
• Detroit Company Donating Hand Sanitizer To First Responders
• COVID-19 Patients Recovering Quickly After Getting Experimental Drug Remdesivir
• Shedd Aquarium Teams Up With Gov. Pritzker On 'All In Illinois' Campaign
• Coronavirus In Allegheny County: All 4 Citizen Care Community Home Residents Test Positive For COVID-19
• A Beaumont Hospital Nurse Shares Her Story As A Frontline Worker
• Jamie Foxx, DeMarcus Ware To Host Virtual Cowboys Draft Party During 1st Round
• Man Shot Dead Near James A Garfield High In East LA
• 7740 Dallas Providing 1,000 Meals To COVID-19 Teams At 7 Dallas-Area Hospitals
• Suspect's Wife Accused In Pueblo Murder Of Mother-In-Law
• 'I Was Shocked': Von Miller Opens Up about Testing Positive For Coronavirus
• Wawa, PAL Team Up To Distribute Lunches To 100 Families In Philadelphia
• Coronavirus Economy: Officials Caution 'There May Be Some Setbacks' Easing Restrictions, Reopening Country
• Coronavirus Latest: DC Schools To Close Early, Online Learning Through The Remainder Of The School Year
• Native American 'Butter Maiden' Removed From Land O'Lakes Packaging
• Coronavirus Impact: California Unemployment Rate Jumped To 5.3% In March
• General Motors To Deliver Ventilators To Chicago Hospitals
• $10,000 Reward Offered As Authorities Search For Suspects Wanted In Bensalem Attempted Robbery, Shooting
• How Long Does Virus Last On Clothes? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Demand Justice launches ad buy centered on Supreme Court's Wisconsin decision
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Gov. Walz's Executive Order To Open Golf Courses, Other Outdoor Activities
• Maluma on being only artist singing in Spanish in music special
• Grass Valley Man Arrested, Linked To Several Burglaries In Auburn
• Daffodils Placed Outside Boston Hospitals To Show Appreciation For Medical Workers
• Eau Claire Police: After Hours-Long Standoff, Rusty Ray, 30, Charged With Battery
• Filly Dies During Training Session At Santa Anita, Marks 11th Horse Death This Season
• 'Dear Evan Hansen' At Hippodrome Postponed Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Driver Runs From Police After Short Chase In Del Paso Heights
• Patriots Promise New Jerseys To Be Unveiled On Patriots Day
• Fort Carson Soldiers Return To Colorado After Building Field Hospital In Washington
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: COVID-19 Cases Nearing 30,000 As Death Toll Pushes Toward 900
• Sheetz Expands Free Meal Program For Kids Impacted By COVID-19 Pandemic
• Coronavirus Latest: Harford County Reports First COVID-19 Death, Test Results Pending On Probable Deaths
• CSU System Temporarily Suspends ACT/SAT Exam Requirement Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Doctor answers your pandemic questions as U.S. prepares to reopen
• Police Activity Reported In Annapolis Now Over
• Huge 'Tribute Train' Of Police, Firefighters Salutes Milford Hospital Workers
• Coronavirus In Texas: Cowtown Marathon Donates Headquarters To Help Tarrant Area Food Bank
• Coronavirus Latest: More Than 11.5K COVID-19 Cases, 425 Deaths Reported In Maryland
• Coronavirus Latest: Tredyffrin Township Police Say Speeding, Disregard For Traffic Laws Has Increased During Pandemic
• Pa. Health Dept.: Statewide Coronavirus Cases Climb To 29,441, Death Toll Rises To 756
• N.H. Governor Chris Sununu Confirms He's Spoken To NHL: 'That's On The Table, For Sure'
• Whitmer Hopes To Begin Reopening Sectors Of Michigan's Economy On May 1
• Youth Poet Laureate Amanda Gorman​ offers words of hope
• Driver Killed In Horrific High-Speed Martinez Highway 4 Crash; CHP Says Car Was Stolen
• John Krasinski is throwing a virtual prom for class of 2020
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Great Sand Dunes Closed To Visitors
• Coronavirus Update: State Analyst Believes Up To 15 Percent Of Californians Have Lost Jobs
• Covina Considers Legal Action After Local Hotel Signs Deal To House Homeless
• California AG Xavier Becerra Defends Extraordinary Coronavirus Shutdowns
• Person Fatally Struck By Caltrain Near Gilroy Station
• Empty Roads Amid Coronavirus Pandemic Brings Severe Spike In Speeders, Highway Officials Say
• Florida Boy Dies After Falling From Hollywood Condo's 16th Floor
• Coronavirus Treatment: Penn State Hershey Medical Center Joins Global Clinical Trial Of Antiviral Drug Remdesivir
• Loyola Students To Host Virtual Relay For Life Event
• Coronavirus Impact: New Food Distribution Site To Open At Tropical Park On Saturday
• Boeing Plans To Restart Its Washington State Factories Next Week
• Set List Revealed For Televised Prince Concert; 'Let's Go Crazy' To 'Purple Rain'
• Florida Jobless Rate Shoots To 4.3 Percent, Highest In Two Years
• Here's A List Of Weekend Construction, Closures In Metro Detroit
• Hotel Revival To Distribute Free Bagged Lunches, Produce To Those In Need Saturday
• California governor says no date yet to reopen economy
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Says Death Toll Rises To 43, Cases Up To 947
• Colorado governor's emotional response to Nazi comparison
• R. Kelly Makes New Request To Be Released From Federal Lockup As Jail Inmates Test Positive For COVID-19
• Registry Of Motor Vehicles Issues Further Extensions During Coronavirus Pandemic
• 2 Die In Early Morning Pleasanton Big Rig-Car Collision; CHP Says Car Speeding At 100 MPH
• Liam's List: Your Guide To Fitness, Food, Fun, Staying Connected While Social Distancing
• MTC Unveils Plan To Distribute $780M Coronavirus Relief To Transit Agencies
• Coronavirus Update: Florida Police Union Requests 'Pandemic Pay' For Officers
• Renting in Detroit: What's the Cheapest Apartment?
• Attorney General Brian Frosh Urges Marylanders To Take 2020 Census
• Chicago Weather: Snow Lingers; Warmup Ahead
• Laver Cup Tennis Tournament In Boston Moved To 2021
• Coronavirus Latest: Initial Virus Fallout Sends Pennsylvania Jobless Rate To 6%
• Whitmer Issues Extending Certification Of Pesticide Applicators
• Coronavirus Latest: Holy Redeemer Hospital Staff Cheer On 98-Year-Old Woman After 'Triumphant Win' Over COVID-19
• Miami Weather: Stormy Weather Possible Friday Afternoon
• Italian police probe nursing home with 190 reported COVID-19 deaths
• Coronavirus Testing: Broward Health To Re-Open Festival Marketplace Site
• Gilead stock surges as market rallies behind remdesivir drug
• With 1st Pick, Dolphins Likely To Take QB - But Which One?
• Baltimore NAACP Uses Sound Truck To Broadcast New COVID-19 Safety Campaign
• Coronavirus Drive-Thru Screening Locations
• BC Lineman John Phillips Gets Creative As He Prepares For NFL Draft
• China hikes official Wuhan coronavirus death toll by 50%
• Texas Prison Ordered To Provide Soap, Masks To Inmates After Coronavirus-Related Death
• PHOTOS: Right Whale Mothers And Calves Spotted In Cape Cod Bay
• Secondhand Hounds
• Bring The Sing Home: A Moment Of Song With Minnesota Public Radio
• Recipes: Corn, Tomato & Black Bean Bean Quinoa Salad And Chipotle Marinade
• Study: Parts Of North America In 'Megadrought' -- And It Could Get Worse
• Protective Equipment Costs Increase Over 1,000% Amid Competition And Surge In Demand
• PTL Links: April 17, 2020
• Moderna's Potential Coronavirus Vaccine Gets $483 Million Boost From Feds
• Shortened MLB Season Could Help Rockies, Says CBS4's Michael Spencer
• Alzheimer's Foundation Helpline Now Available For Caregivers During Pandemic
• Chicago Public Schools Giving Internet Hotspot Devices To Homeless Students
• On The Frontlines: A Look Inside The Covid-19 Pandemic From 2 Detroit Nurses
• California's Top Cop Defends Extraordinary Coronavirus Shutdowns
• 'Reopen Maryland' Protest Planned In Annapolis Saturday
• NBA Selling Team-Logo Face Coverings, Donating Proceeds To Feeding America, Second Harvest
• Widow, Cindy Driscoll, Sues Lawyer Who Drew Up Will Leaving Estate To Church Couple Didn't Attend
• Drivers caught speeding over 100 mph nationwide during lockdown
• Lions Archive: Lions Suffer Eighth Straight Loss At Denver
• 'CODE HAPPY': Watch How MelroseWakefield Hospital Celebrates Coronavirus Patient's Discharge
• Land O'Lakes erases American Indian "butter maiden" from packaging
• Lion TE Butler Claimed Off Waivers By Vegas
• Megadrought in western U.S. could be the worst in 1,200 years
• Coronavirus Updates: Lt. Gov. Flanagan, Sen. Smith Question COVID-19 Relief Funds For Alaska Native Corporations
• Coronavirus screening website promised by Trump expands beyond Calif.
• 'The Community Meal' Offers Free Hot Meals In Northwest Suburbs
• Heroes Among Us: Retired Green Beret Commander 'Led By Example' In Persian Gulf
• Michigan governor says protests can lead to extension of stay-at-home orders
• Broncos Star Von Miller Diagnosed With Covid-19
• Police Chase, Violent Standoff Ends In Fatal Shooting Of Murder Suspect In Richmond
• Coronavirus Update: San Francisco Transportation Officials Launch Discount Taxi Ride Program For Seniors
• Coronavirus Update: Pleasant Hill Teachers Neighborhood Motorcade Brings Smiles To Homebound Students
• Coronavirus Update: Marlins Surprise Seniors By Paying For Their Groceries At Sedano's Supermarkets
• Watch: Dodgers' Joe Kelly Misses Backyard Pitch, But Not A Window
• As pandemic closes restaurants, some chefs sue insurers
• Coronavirus Response: 'Care' Reaction Coming To Facebook Allowing Users To Show Support During Pandemic
• Boston Public School Buses Deliver Food To Students Unable To Get To Meal Pickup Sites
• Ones For Texas: Domestic Violence Shelter Holds Virtual Fundraiser, Local Foundation Helps Small Businesses And Frontline Workers
• Coronavirus: San Clemente Fills Skatepark With 37 Tons Of Sand After Skaters Ignore 'No Trespassing' Signs
• Pennsylvania's Unemployment Reaches 6% In March
• Broncos Star Von Miller Has Coronavirus, Cautions Followers To 'Take This Seriously'
• Police Investigating After 2 People Shot In New Castle County
• Florida Jobless Claims: Only about 33,000 Out Of 800,000 Have Been Processed
• Coronavirus Update: Officials Want California Supreme Court To Delay State Bar Exams
• 'Getting On That Show Is Like Hitting The Lottery Twice': Steve Schirripa On 'The Sopranos' & 'Talking Sopranos' Podcast
• Flames Quickly Put Out At San Bernardino Church
• Prince William says he was "worried" about dad getting virus
• Coronavirus Update: Orinda Sisters Mask Making Efforts Gain Community Support
• Looking Back At Patriots 2018 Draft: The Year They Passed On Lamar Jackson -- Twice
• Nominate A Health Care Worker For A Care Package
• Social Media Roundup: 'Warren Five' Sing Family Show Tunes, Name That Bear Cub, Nominate An Essential Worker
• Michael Cohen Released From Upstate Federal Prison Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Roundup: Experimental Drug Sparks New Hope; Richmond Church Cited For Easter Gathering
• At Least 4 Homes Damaged In Berks County Blaze
• Trump says governors are "responsible" for testing
• Free Online Ballet Performances This Weekend
• Man, 14-Year-Old Girl Dead, 1 In Critical Condition After SUV Runs Red Light
• Navy ID's first active-duty member to die of coronavirus
• Local Non-Profit Increasing Awareness Of Domestic Violence During Stay-At-Home Orders
• NFL Star And DeSoto-Native Von Miller Recovering After Testing Positive For The Coronavirus
• Newton's John Krasinski Throwing Virtual Prom For Class Of 2020
• WATCH: Cherry Hill West Students Perform 'We Will Rock You' On CBS3 After Stage Show Was Canceled Due To COVID-19
• With Paycheck Protection Program Out Of Funds, Small Business Owners Wonder What's Next
• Dallas County's Requirement To Cover Faces Met With Mixed Reaction From Some Officials, Residents
• City Snow Plows Spreading Salt As Snow Falls Overnight
• South Carolina Sleep Number factory reinforces thousands of masks
• Dinner Bell Foundation
• Residents Run From Their Homes After Early Morning Fire In Grapevine
• Safe Haven Tarrant County Purple Party
• Coronavirus Cancellations: 2020 Special Olympics Pennsylvania Summer Games Canceled
• Staying Home For COVID-19 Might Be Great Opportunity For Home Improvement Projects, But 'Sometimes Things Can Go Awry'
• Weak, virus-positive immigrant forced to call in for hearing
• Actor Tony Hale compares American politics to "Veep"
• Police: Body Found In Burning Car In Cherry Hill
• At Least 2 Men Shot In Strawberry Mansion, 3rd Shooting Victim Dropped Off At Hospital
• Pittsburgh Weather: Rain And Snow Start The Weekend
• Prince Harry and Meghan Markle deliver meals in LA amid pandemic
• New York Weather: CBS2's 4/17 Friday Morning Forecast
• 'That's Their Prerogative:' Ben Roethlisberger Not Worried If Steelers Take QB In NFL Draft
• 412 Food Rescue To Start Home Delivery Service
• Amesbury Baker Makes Nurse-Themed Cookies During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus In West Virginia: Another Individual In WVU Residence Hall Tests Positive
• Driver Goes Unconscious While Driving Box Truck In Shadyside
• Friday's Show Info (4/17/20)
• Man Dies In Troy Hill House Fire
• WATCH: Stephen King Reads From His New Book 'If It Bleeds'
• Coronavirus updates from April 16, 2020

Videos from April 17, 2020

• Trump economic adviser Stephen Moore on "The Takeout" — 4/17/2020
• Trump: "The governors are responsible for testing"
• How a North Carolina nurse ended up volunteering at a New York hospital
• World's largest pork producer closes three U.S. plants
• Food banks overwhelmed as virus causes surge in demand
• Doctors study possible virus treatment touted by Trump
• U.S. explores theory virus spread started in Chinese lab
• Trump tweets support for protesters against stay-at-home orders
• Debates over stay-at-home orders across the U.S.
• CBS Evening News, April 17, 2020
• College Board cancels SATs amid coronavirus pandemic
• From the archives: Drive-thru America
• Survival and death in New York City during the coronavirus pandemic
• California Governor Newsom announces task force to reopen economy
• How to grocery shop safely during the coronavirus pandemic
• U.S. intelligence community still investigating coronavirus origin theories
• College football's return uncertain amid pandemic
• Harlem Globetrotters surprise kids in quarantine
• Declassified footnotes shed new light on FBI’s surveillance of Trump campaign
• Stock market jumps amid optimism about possible coronavirus treatment
• Trump says Cuomo should spend less time "complaining." Cuomo responds.
• Miscarriage of justice? "48 Hours" previews "Crosley Green's Hard Time"
• John Krasinski throwing virtual prom for class of 2020
• Health experts raise concerns as U.S. prepares to start reopening
• Governor Cuomo: "Don't pass the buck" to states on coronavirus response
• “Sunday Morning” Matinee: “Mrs. Doubtfire: The Musical”
• Trump unveils plan for states to reopen economy in phases
• China raises Wuhan virus death toll 50%
• 60 Minutes reports on the Japanese art of Kabuki
• Maluma on helping Colombia battle the coronavirus and why he won't release songs in English
• Crosley Green says he did not commit 1989 murder
• Lives to Remember: Bucky Pizzarelli, Judy Wilson-Griffin and others
• Doctor answers your questions on what reopening the U.S. may look like
• Chefs accuse insurance companies of denying claims amid coronavirus pandemic
• U.K. extends coronavirus lockdown by three weeks
• New York hospital sees slowing rate of new coronavirus cases
• Trump outlines three phases for reopening economy