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Articles from April 18, 2020

• 2 More LAPD Employees Test Positive For Coronavirus
• California Tracking Coronavirus Cases In Nursing Homes
• Port Hueneme Beach In Ventura County Reopens With Restrictions
• Local Leaders Push For Cities, Counties To Reopen Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Volunteer Dies In Sylmar Church Parking Lot During Food Drive
• Third Re-Arrest Made In Stanislaus County After California's Zero-Bail Order
• Former Auburn Mayor Who Criticized Trump Dies In Sierra Foothills Plane Crash
• Coronavirus Stay-At-Home Orders Causes Baking Boom
• Coronavirus In MN: MDH Reports 25 Confirmed COVID-19 Cases Linked To Worthington Pork Plant
• Coronavirus Response: More Than 26K Maryland Small Businesses Get Loans Through Paycheck Protection Program
• Auburn Mayor Who Faced Backlash For Trump Comments And Announced Resignation Dead In Plane Crash
• Coronavirus updates: Star-studded Global Citizens Festival raises funds for COVID-19 response
• Tracy Amazon Worker Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Numbers Show Signs Of Progress In New York, But New Infections Remain 'Overwhelming,' Cuomo Says
• Coronavirus Closure? New York City Council Members Request Temporary Shutdown Of Subway, Bus Service
• Coronavirus Crackdown: New Yorkers Asked To Report Social Distancing Violations
• Lawsuit Calls Connecticut Executive Order Requiring Face Covers To Slow Spread Of Coronavirus 'Unconstitutional'
• Multiple People Injured In Crash On Dan Ryan Expressway
• Coronavirus Saturday: First Full Day Of Mandatory Facial Covering In Effect
• Broadway Actor Nick Cordero Faces Leg Amputation Due To Coronavirus Complications
• Listen: Boston Coronavirus Public Safety Message To Be Played Around The City
• Push For Help From State Of Illinois As Nursing Home Patients Die Of COVID-19 At Shocking Rate
• Stolen SUV Suspect Taken Into Custody After High-Speed Chase
• Coronavirus Closures: Local Garden Centers Struggling Amid Non-Essential Business Closure
• UCSF Offers Free COVID-19 Tests To CA Counties; Cal Launches Asymptomatic Study
• Coronavirus Latest: Dozens Rally To Reopen Maryland; No Arrests Made
• Coronavirus Latest: Executive Order Requiring Face Coverings In All Maryland Businesses, Public Transit Goes Into Effect
• Driver Keeps Going As Police Try To Pull Him Over, Hits Brown Line Train In Albany Park
• Coronavirus Latest: Downtown Partnership Of Baltimore Offering Gift Card Incentive To Help Local Businesses Stay Afloat
• 'Great Pick!' | President Donald Trump Shouts Out Lamar Jackson On Twitter Ahead Of NFL Draft
• Officials Name Nursing Homes Impacted By Coronavirus Outbreaks
• Police Shoot, Kill Man Waving A Baseball Bat At Walmart In San Leandro
• Better Together: Students Tap World Connections As New Generation Unites To Battle COVID-19
• Former Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill has died at age 84
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: City Receives More Than 86,000 N95 Masks From FEMA
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Some Shell Cracker Plant Workers To Return To Work On Monday
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Music Goes On Virtually At The Fire With First-Ever International Stay at Home Festival
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Toms River Woman Charged For Violating Stay-At-Home Order By Organizing Protest
• Hundreds Protest Coronavirus Lockdown At New Hampshire State House
• Coronavirus Updates: The Latest COVID-19 Headlines From April 18, 2020
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Gov. Murphy Blasts Atlantic County Surrogate Calling To 'Untie The Hands' Of Private Sector
• Teen Dead, Man Hit By Stray Bullet In West Sacramento Shooting
• Maryland Republican Party Chairman Calls For Peter Franchot's Chief Of Staff Len Foxwell To Resign Over Facebook Post
• 'The Need Has Been Massive': Orange County Organization Feeds Tens Of Thousands
• Chicago Sky Pick Oregon Forward Ruthy Hebard In WNBA Virtual Draft
• Coronavirus Outbreak At Somerville Senior Complex, Building Quarantined
• T-Shirt Company Donates Thousands Of Cloth Face Masks In Brea
• How To Make Anniversaries Special When You Can't Leave The House During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Police Searching For 3 To 5 Suspects In Off-Campus Shooting Near University Of Maryland College Park
• Coronavirus In Texas: Dallas ISD Cafeteria Workers Make Cover Of 'Time' Magazine
• Defense Department Provides Nearly $114M Grant To Rebuild Meade High School
• Coronavirus Hospitalizations Decrease Three Days In A Row In Nassau County, Officials Say
• Coronavirus Help: Somerville Mayor Allows Restaurants To Sell Groceries
• Coroner Identifies 3 Who Died In Head-On Crash In Delta
• Armed Robbery Suspect Found Dead Following Standoff With Police On Minnesota River
• Coronavirus In Texas: Carrollton Man In His 70s Is 16th Victim Of COVID-19 In Denton County
• 10-Year-Old Girl Shot Through Wall During Gathering In Roxbury In Critical Condition
• 'It's OK To Wear A Mask!' North Huntingdon Police Department K-9 Promotes Staying Safe
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: Protesters To Call On Gov. Tom Wolf To Reopen Economy On Monday
• Coronavirus Latest: Pennsylvania To Begin Curbside Pickup At Liquor Stores
• Coronavirus Precautions: Consumer Fresh Produce Taking Extra Precautions In Food Handling Process
• Mount Carmel Alum Steven Wirtel Gets In His Final Work Before NFL Draft
• Police Arrest Man Who Attempted To Burglarize Stockton Home, Was Detained By Resident
• Coast Guard Airlifts Overturned Kayaker Off Coast Of Pacifica
• Fort Collins Man Arrested In Stabbing Investigation
• More Coronavirus Testing Sites To Open Next Week in LA County
• Elk Creek Fire Station Defaced; Deputies Search For Suspects
• Police Looking For Home Depot Theft Suspects
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Dockside Takeout and Liquor Sales Begin
• With Schools Closed Through End Of 2019-2020 Year, Deerfield Seniors Asked What They Want Prom, Graduation To Look Like
• The Original Hot Dog Shop Closes Down
• Police: Man Stabbed Himself, Ran At Security With Knife Before Being Shot And Killed
• 1 Person Shot During Aggravated Robbery In Dallas, Suspect At Large
• Clothing Company Designs Line Inspired By Essential Workers
• Vice President Mike Pence Arrives In Colorado For Air Force Academy Graduation
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Golfers Hit The Links On Saturday, With New Restrictions In Place
• Air Force Thunderbirds Thrill Thousands Of Coloradans
• Coronavirus Latest: Delaware County Long-Term Care Facility To Receive Assistance From Pennsylvania National Guard
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 4-18-20
• State Health: 411 Coloradans Have Died From Coronavirus
• Denver Firefighters Receive Thousands Of Face Masks For Coronavirus Protection
• Woman Dies In House Fire In Methuen
• New York Weather: CBS2 4/18 Saturday Forecast
• Pa. Liquor Control Board Offering Curbside Pickup At Certain Stores Starting April 20
• New York State Attorney General Blocks Banks, Debt Collectors From Seizing Stimulus Checks
• Coronavirus Safety: Walmart Employees Required To Wear Face Coverings
• Coloradans Looking For Work Could Help Fill Financial Services Positions
• Dolphins Draft 2020 - Running Backs Under Consideration
• Coronavirus Fight: Engineers Start Face Shield Making Operation For South Shore Hospital
• Coronavirus Food Help: Mayor Bill De Blasio Tours Temporary Food Distribution Center In The Bronx
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: DoorDash Delivery Driver Recalls 'Preparing To Die' After Being Shot At While On Job
• Executive Order Allows New Yorkers To Get Marriage Licenses Remotely During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Another 125 People Dead Of COVID-19 In Illinois
• Coronavirus Update: Gov. Newsom Announces Deal With Motel 6 Chain To House Homeless
• Yuba City Crash Kills 2, Leaves 1 With Major Injuries
• Protesters Form Car Caravan Outside Cook County Jail, Deliver Symbolic Body Bags Outside Trump Tower
• Volunteers In Homestead Provide Hundreds Of Meals To Those In Need
• Walk-Up Coronavirus Testing Site Opens In Fort Lauderdale
• Boston Police Give Final Salute To Officer Jose Fontanez
• Health Officials Report 'Very Sad Milestone' As LA County Sees Highest Number Of Daily Reported COVID-Related Deaths
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Easter Outreach, Local Food Pantries Delivering Meals To Families In Need During Pandemic
• Sea turtles are thriving now that people are stuck indoors
• Coronavirus Testing: Criteria Expanded At CB Smith Park, 18+ Showing Symptoms Will Now Be Tested
• Coronavirus Changes: Local Marathons, Races Meet Fundraising Needs Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Latest: 101 COVID-19 Cases Confirmed At Charles County Nursing Homes, Assisted Living Facilities
• Recently Retired Seminole Police Officer Calvin "Cal" Harrison Died From Coronavirus
• 'Good Trends', Gov. Ron DeSantis Announces Encouraging Signs In Coronavirus Response
• Hundreds Of Out Of Work Families Line Up Outside Local Food Banks During COVID-19 Crisis
• Evacuations Ordered In Grand Prairie After Natural Gas Fire
• Coronavirus Cases In NH Rise To 1,342, 56 New Cases Identified
• PennDOT Reducing Portion Of I-76 Eastbound To Single Lane, Implementing Other Restrictions For Repairs
• Newsom: 15,000 Hotel Rooms To House Homeless In California
• Coronavirus In Texas: Hundreds Protest COVID-19 Orders At State Capitol
• Quarantine Fun: Masked Snowmen Appear As Sign Of The Times After April Storm
• Coronavirus Latest: Gov. Baker Says Hospital Capacity Is Holding Up Against Surge
• Coronavirus Latest: 1,970 New Cases Reported In Massachusetts, 156 More Deaths
• Chicago Weather: Breeze To Persist Saturday Night
• Pa. Liquor Control Board Sees 261% Increase In Online Sales
• Police: 1 Dead, 1 Injured In St. Paul Shooting
• NJ governor says coronavirus is a "different enemy" than the flu
• NFL Draft: Why The Jets Pick Might Depend On The Giants
• Coronavirus In Texas: Collin County Reports 16 New Cases, Additional Death
• Coronavirus Response: Black Doctors COVID-19 Consortium Holds Testing Clinic In North Philadelphia
• Former Alcoa CEO, Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill Dies At 84
• Philadelphia Police: 22-Year-Old Man Shot, Killed In Fairhill
• Threatening Letter Found At Life Care Center Of Nashoba Valley Referenced Coronavirus
• Police Probe Suspicious Death Of Woman Found On Sidewalk In Torrance
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Clarion County Has First Coronavirus-Related Death, Washington County Reports Second Death
• Desperate families turn to social media in search of convalescent plasma
• Coronavirus Latest: Pennsylvania Accepting Unemployment Assistance Applications From Self-Employed, Independent Contractors
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Gov. Tim Walz Launches Statewide Homemade Mask Drive
• Coronavirus Concert: 'One World: Together At Home' Happens Tonight At 8 P.M. On CBS For COVID-19 Relief
• Man Injured After Shooting In Rossville, Baltimore County Police Say
• Coronavirus In Texas: Dallas County Reports 134 Additional Cases, 5 New Deaths
• Police: 29-Year-Old Man Dies After Being Found Shot Inside Vehicle In Germantown
• Teen Girl Kidnapped in Idaho Found Near Truckee; Suspects Arrested
• Sea Turtles Are Thriving As Coronavirus Lockdown Empties Florida Beaches
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: Drive-thru Testing Site To Open In Luzerne County Next Week
• Police: 2 Arrested For Threatening To Shoot UPS Delivery Driver Over Missing Package In Camden County
• Coronavirus Leads To Furlough Of 2,000 Workers At Trump Properties
• Local Baseball Star Has Tough Life Choice Due To Coronavirus
• Florida Coronavirus: Sea Turtles Thriving Due To Closed Beaches
• Ravens QB Robert Griffin III, His Family Making Fun TikTok Videos To Pass Time During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Crowds flock to Jacksonville beaches amid record COVID-19 cases
• 49-year-old recovers from coronavirus after 32 days on life support
• Councilmember To Introduce New Legislation In Wake Of Death Of Food Bank Volunteer
• Trump hopes to resume rallies as campaign vows their return
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Sixth Port Authority Employee Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Update: 26 More Deaths In Indiana Brings Total To 545, Including 43 In Lake County
• Coronavirus New Jersey: More People Leaving Hospital Than Entering As COVID-19 Deaths In Garden State Top 4,000
• South African gangs team up to hand out food amid lockdown
• Maryland State Police Investigating Deadly Shooting In Salisbury
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 23 New COVID-19 Cases Reported In County With Pork Plant
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Governor Wolf To Provide Nearly $16 Million To Food Banks Across The State
• Longstanding issues put Native American communities at high COVID-19 risk
• Coronavirus In New Jersey: After 4,000 Deaths, Gov. Murphy Says Calls To Reopen Will Lead To 'Blood On Our Hands'
• Hinsdale Woman Celebrates 98th Birthday With Social Distancing Party
• Coronavirus Task Force gives update on COVID-19 response
• NH State Trooper Helps Deliver Baby On Side Of Everett Turnpike
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: COVID-19 Cases In Philadelphia Climb Above 9,000 As Statewide Total Tops 31,000; Death Toll Nears 1,000
• Coronavirus Curve: Leveling Out, But 'Single Biggest Fear' Remains Nursing Homes' 'Feeding Frenzy' For Virus
• N.Y. Governor Cuomo calls for federal help with coordinating testing
• Police Searching For Suspect After Carjacking, Fleeing Scene Of Hit-And-Run In North Philadelphia
• Another tornado outbreak is possible in the southern U.S. on Sunday
• New Castle County Police: Man Arrested After Shooting Mother, Her Boyfriend Following Argument
• Ed's Driveway: Ford Ranger
• Six Foot Python Pulled From Miami Beach Park
• It's Academic: April 18, 2020
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: State Accepting Applications From Non-Traditional Workers For Unemployment Benefits
• Federal prisons confirm first staff death linked to coronavirus
• Madonna Joins 'All In Challenge' To Raise Money For Those Struggling In COVID-19 Pandemic
• 'We Have To See That We're On The Downward Swing' FIU's Dr. Aileen Marty's Thoughts On Re-Opening South Florida
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Atleast 2,213 Minnesotans Have Contracted COVID-19, Death Toll Rises To 121
• Pa. Health Dept.: Statewide Coronavirus Cases Climb To 31,069, Death Toll Rises To 836
• New Village Rule In Skokie Requires People To Wear Masks At Essential Businesses
• Coronavirus Latest: More Than 12.3K COVID-19 Cases, 463 Deaths Reported In Maryland
• Foods To Boost Your Mood, Now That You Really Need It
• Coronavirus Latest: Officials Report First COVID-19 Death Of Baltimore City Employee
• Kentucky Derby's Move To Labor Day Takes Some Getting Used To
• Police Asking For Help Identifying Suspects In Connection To Deadly Shooting In NW Baltimore
• Coronavirus Impact: Number Of Signatures Needed To Secure Ballot Spot Lowered
• 3 Dead In Studio City Shooting In Possible Double Murder-Suicide
• Firefighter Injured Battling Fire At RE/MAX Office In Carroll County
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Says Death Toll Rises To 47, Total Cases Surpass 1,000
• Coronavirus Help: Food Distribution Events In South Florida
• Rite Aid Opens New Drive-Thru Testing Sites In Ohio, Other States; Expects To Open More Testing Sites In Pennsylvania
• Chicago Area Weather: Warm, Windy Day Ahead After 3 Inches Of Snow
• WNBA names Gianna Bryant, teammates as honorary draft picks
• Police: 1 Dead After Shooting In Minneapolis Overnight
• Gathering Of 100 People In South LA Spurs Massive Police Presence, Arrests
• Denver Weather: Weak System To Bring Afternoon Clouds, Scattered T-Showers
• Fitness Expert Jenni Greenway's Home Workouts
• Caught On Video: Stunning End To Richmond Fatal Officer-Involved Shooting Of Kidnapping Suspect
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Gas Prices Still Plunging Amid Low Demand, Record Inventory
• Coronavirus Update: San Francisco Mayor Breed Extends Paid Leave 2 Weeks During Coronavirus Outbreak
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: State Officials Announce Creation Of Business-To-Business Directory For COVID-19-Related Supplies
• Sabrina Ionescu Goes No. 1 In WNBA Draft To New York Liberty
• Coronavirus: Stanford Study Finds Widespread Exposure, Counties Issue Mandatory Face Mask Orders
• University Of Minnesota Student Wins 'Jeopardy!' College Championship
• Orioles Pitchers Branden Kline, Richard Bleier Video Chat With O's Fans As Baseball Season Remains On Hold
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Sheetz Introduces New Hours For 'At-Risk Customers'
• Local Police Department Helps Autistic Residents Stay Safe
• Coronavirus Update: Novato Cancels July 4th Parade Over Coronavirus Fears
• Food banks see surging demand across U.S. amid coronavirus crisis
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links: April 18, 2020
• Maryland Gas Price Average Under $2 For Two Weeks, AAA Mid-Atlantic Says
• Coronavirus updates from April 17, 2020
• Authorities: Man Fatally Shoots Parents, Himself In York County Home
• Baltimore County Public Schools Air Online Teacher-Produced Lessons
• Man Shot In The Leg In West Baltimore Friday Night, Police Say
• Coronavirus Latest: Walmart To Require Employees To Wear Face Masks Beginning Monday
• Pittsburgh Weather: Sunny Skies To Start The Weekend
• Hey Ray! Powerful Pressure And Its Importance
• 'I'm Asking You To Stay The Course'; Governor Tom Wolf Announces Plans For Gradual Reopening Of Pennsylvania During Coronavirus Outbreak
• 'Whatever They Need, I Am Here,' Finleyville Food Pantry Holding Food Distribution Event
• Stanford Study Indicates COVID-19 Cases Far More Widespread Than Reported
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• Robert Morris University Helping Provide 3D Printed Personal Protective Equipment To Healthcare Workers
• Pittsburgh VA Hospital Reports Its First Death From Coronavirus
• Take Your Choice - Batwoman
• Reality Bytes - Supergirl
• Charles Esten 3 - Whose Line is it Anyway?
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• Sex and Candy - Roswell, New Mexico
• So Long and Goodnight - The Flash
• Zari, Not Zari - DC's Legends of Tomorrow
• People Presents Harry & Meghan: A Royal Rebellion
• Chapter Ten: Gloria - Katy Keene
• Cross My Heart and Hope to Lie - In The Dark
• Virtual Reality - Penn & Teller: Fool Us
• Brad Sherwood 3 - Whose Line is it Anyway?
• Jonathan Mangum 5 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?

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• Trump notes "very positive trends" at coronavirus briefing and bashes media
• Group of parents in Vermont raise money for custodians who disinfected schools
• China revises coronavirus death toll after lockdown ends
• Seattle emerging as role model for handling coronavirus within the U.S.
• Native Americans sue federal government for control of $8 billion in coronavirus funding
• National food supply chain in jeopardy as more workers become infected
• Trump and Senate Democrats clash over federal response to coronavirus
• States taking different approaches to reopening the economy
• CBS Weekend News, April 18, 2020
• Pres. Trump, governors feud over COVID-19 testing
• Marking one year since the release of the Mueller Report
• NASA to launch first manned mission to space in nearly a decade
• Pres. Trump says he hopes to have campaign rallies before November
• New Jersey governor: If you think coronavirus is "just the flu," you're "wrong"
• Cuomo says nursing homes are "feeding frenzy" for coronavirus outbreaks
• Here's how people are working out under lockdown
• Celebrated chefs are pulling out all the stop to help those in need
• Stunning images show empty NYC under coronavirus lockdown
• Food banks see growing lines and surging demand amid pandemic
• April 18 marks 245 years since Paul Revere's ride
• Some industries booming amid the coronavirus pandemic
• Truck drivers recount life on the road amid pandemic
• Native American tribes struggle with coronavirus crisis
• South African gang rivals work together to help people amid pandemic
• U.K. pumps over $17 million into coronavirus vaccine research
• Trump goads protesters to defy stay-at-home orders
• Some states unveil plans to reopen while others maintain lockdown