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Articles from April 22, 2020

• Galt High School Baseball Storage Containers Burglarized
• 'It's Going To Save Someone's Life': OC Couple Recovered From COVID-19 Donates Plasma To Antibody Trial
• San Francisco's Flower Market Reopens In Time For Mother's Day
• Coronavirus: Chef And Restauranteur Wolfgang Puck Talks About Challenges Facing Restaurant Industry
• Denver Pathologist Explains Role Of Coronavirus Antibody Tests
• Some Businesses Staying Closed Despite Green Light From Gov. Jared Polis
• More Drivers Cited For Speeding As Traffic Declines
• CBS4's Michael Spencer Revisits Elway's First Round Picks Ahead Of 2020 Draft
• Coronavirus Closures Ending Too Soon? Some Colorado Businesses 'Scared To Death' About Reopening
• Fremont Serial Burglary Suspect Re-Arrested Days After $0 Bail Release; 3 Others Arrested, Released Again
• 'Let Us Get Back To Business': Las Vegas Mayor Pleads To Reopen City In Midst Of Coronavirus Pandemic
• Some Social Distancing Restrictions At Grocery Stores Could Be Here To Stay
• Experts: Construction Work Key To Economic Relief, But Not Immune To Effects Of Pandemic
• Ski Resorts Sued Over Early Season Closures Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Davis Publicly-Traded Company Gets Federal Loan While Smaller Businesses Wait
• Institutional Settings Accounting For 40 Percent Of All LA County Coronavirus Deaths
• Some Summer Camps Make Tough Decision To Cancel Amid Coronavirus Concerns
• Newsom: California To Resume Surgeries In Hospitals, Healthcare System
• Coronavirus: Orange, San Bernardino, Ventura Counties Report New Deaths
• Person Dies After RV Fire In South Sacramento
• Food Bank Of The Rockies Relies On Donations Now More Than Ever To Meet Increased Demand
• Carter Nicolai, 9, Killed In ATV Rollover In Dakota County
• Officials Say Folsom Inmate Killed Fellow Prisoner
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: St. Paul City Council Urges United Hospital To Address Scrubs Controversy
• Suspects Accused Of Assaulting Officers, Trying To Stop Vehicle From Being Towed
• Coronavirus: World Sees Growing Death Toll Amid Warnings Of Second Wave
• 70% Of Residents Test Positive For COVID-19 At Symphony Of South Shore Nursing Home
• Illinois Has Far Fewer Staffers Working Unemployment Phone Line Than Some Comparable States
• Attempted Robbery, Pursuit Suspect Dies After Getting Shot By Homeowner
• Colorado Experts Offer Job Seeking Advice During Skyrocketing Unemployment
• Police Fatally Shoot Man Allegedly Holding Weapon In South LA
• Two More South Loop Target Store Employees Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Polis Announces 150,000 Coronavirus Tests Will Arrive This Week In Colorado
• 'Best Grandma Ever': Coronavirus Closures Don't Stop Family From Holding 100th Birthday Party For Pittsburgh Woman At Nursing Home
• Evergreen Doctor Makes 'Slow Progress' After Convalescent Plasma Treatment
• Coronavirus Update: Cuomo, De Blasio Outline 'Test And Trace' Plan For N.Y. With Former Mayor Bloomberg Heading Up Statewide Effort
• 'Just Know We Are Doing Our Best': Coronavirus Pandemic Taking Emotional Toll On EMTs Forced To Separate Patients, Family Members
• Airmen From 911th Airlift Wing Sent To New York And New Jersey To Assist In Coronavirus Response
• COVID-19 Success Stories: 2 Small Business Owners Paying Good Fortunes Forward
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Mpls. Chef Brian Yazzie Serving Indigenous Foods To Native Elders During Pandemic
• Will Employees Continue To Work From Home After The Coronavirus Crisis Ends? Tech Expert Discusses Tips For Handling The New Normal
• Coronavirus Survivor Stories: NJ Man Becomes 800th COVID-19 Patient To Recover, Leave Hackensack University Medical Center
• Community Groups Fight Crime Alongside COVID-19 In Chicago
• Colorado Bagpipers Share Hope With 'Sunset Solidarity'
• Coronavirus Impact: Florida FIshing Industry Smacked Hard By Pandemic
• Health Care Workers At NJ Hospital Use Photos To Help Coronavirus Patients See The Person Behind The PPE
• More Tigers, Lions Test Positive For Coronavirus At Bronx Zoo As Scientists Confirm First U.S. Cases In Pet Cats
• 4-Alarm Fire In Strip District Destroys Building That Houses Yinzers In The Burgh
• Coronavirus Concerns: Medical Groups Worried People Refusing Emergency Treatment Over COVID-19 Fears
• Gov. Jared Polis Outlines More Guidelines During 'Safe-At-Home' Period
• U Of C Hospital Workers Say They Deserve Hazard Pay Amid Coronavirus Crisis
• 'Put More Value Into Other People': Firefighter/Nurse Urges Social Distancing
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Somerset High School Seniors Feel The Love From Staff During Surprise Celebration
• General Motors Ends "Maven" Service
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Gov. Murphy Announces Joint Contact Tracing Program With New York, Connecticut As Deaths Pass 5,000 In Garden State
• THAW Helps Essential Workers With Bills
• Coronavirus Protection: Gardner Couple Makes, Distributes Masks For Free
• Boy Found Shotgun On Couch Before Shooting His 3-Year-Old Sister, Police Say
• Wayne State, Michigan State, University Of Michigan Sued By Students
• Earth Day Co-Founder Blasts Trump Administration's Environmental Record
• Class of 2020: Yorba Linda Senior Priscilla Soto Updates Senior Portraits In Wake Of Coronavirus Pandemic
• Nonprofit Teaches Colorado Nursing Students In Jeopardy Of Not Graduating
• LA Teams Sell Merchandise To Raise Money For City Coronavirus Emergency Fund
• Coronavirus In MN: Gov. Walz Announces State Should Be Able To Test Up To 20K Minnesotans Daily
• Reality Check: The Forces Behind The Stay-At-Home Order Protests
• Mayor Duggan Says Number Of Covid-19 Cases In Detroit Are Going Down 
• Search On For At-Risk Missing Teen In Nevada County
• Michigan Department Of Corrections Report Hundreds Of Sick Prisoners
• Lab-spawned coral may save "America's great barrier reef"
• Those Who've Recovered From Coronavirus Encouraged To Donate Plasma
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Comfrey Farm Prime Pork In Windom Temporarily Closes
• LA Had 'Some Of The Best Air Quality In The World' This Earth Day
• Chicago Weather: Drizzle And Fog
• Coronavirus Latest: Gov. Larry Hogan Will Announce Maryland's Plan To Reopen Friday
• Coronavirus Latest: Gov. Hogan Reopens Laurel Hospital To Treat COVID-19 Patients
• Maryland Food Bank Spends $3.6M In One Month As COVID-19 Pandemic Continues
• Customers Scarce As Sausalito Businesses Slowly Reopen After COVID-19 Shutdown
• Philadelphia Police: Three 19-Year-Old Men Injured In Triple Shooting In Kingsessing
• Baltimore County Officials Considering Second COVID-19 Testing Site
• 'Above & Beyond' Havre De Grace Elementary Principal, Staff Connect With Students During COVID-19 Closures With Cooking Demos, Readings On Facebook Live
• Detroit Sewn Is A Stitch Above The Rest
• State Aiming To Help Colorado's Self-Employed During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Temple University Hospital Nurse Describes Harsh Realities Health Care Workers Face Every Day On Frontlines
• 2 pet cats test positive for COVID-19 in New York
• 'I'm Begging People To Listen': Newton COVID-19 Survivor Shares Story
• Trump limits immigrant visas in new coronavirus proclamation
• 77-Year-Old Missing Baltimore Man Found Safe
• Patrick Frazee Insists He Did Not Murder Kelsey Berreth In New Letter To CBS4
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: Gov. Tom Wolf Lays Out Color-Coded COVID-19 Reopening Plan
• Hospitals Across Maryland Brace For Potential Surge Of COVID-19 Patients
• State Police Helicopter Hoists Injured Person From Chimney Rock In Catoctin Mountain Park
• Coronavirus Update: Surgeries Can Be Scheduled Again, But Still Too Soon For California Economy To Reopen
• Two Companies To Bolster COVID-19 Testing In Florida
• California Bullet Train Partner Hires Outside Investigator
• Coronavirus In Ohio: Gov. Mike DeWine Announces Easing Up Of Elective Surgery Ban
• Orange County Leaders Report Second COVID-19 Outbreak At Local Nursing Facility
• Re-Open Florida Task Force Wants More Focus On Helping Small Businesses
• 'It's Scary': Westmoreland Co. Coroner Says State Health Officials Were Too Slow To Stop Spread Of Coronavirus In Nursing Homes
• Earth Day: Is Mother Nature Breathing A Sigh Of Relief With More Sacramentans Home?
• Coronavirus In Texas: Dallas Children's Advocacy Center Asks Community To Stay Vigilant, Virtually Connected
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Police Searching For Woman Accused Of Spitting On Customer During Dispute Over Social Distancing
• Towns, Cities Send Letters To Governor Newsom Asking To Reopen Economy
• COVID-19 Impacting Fall College Admission Decisions For Students And Universities Alike
• Roseville Restaurants Team Up To Survive Coronavirus Crisis
• BCA IDs 4 Officers Who Fatally Shot Suspected Robber Trying To Flee On Raft
• Coronavirus: Los Angeles Expands Testing To All Critical Workers, Regardless Of Symptoms
• All Dressed Up With Nowhere To Go: Natomas Woman Does Chores In Full Glam After Events Were Canceled
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Gov. Murphy Rips Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's 'Completely And Utterly Irresponsible' Comments On Allowing States To Go Bankrupt
• Seafood Industry Visa Fix In Question Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Police Chase, Standoff With Assault Suspect Shuts Down 91 Freeway
• 5 More LAPD Employees Test Positive For COVID-19 Bringing Total To 71
• Chicago Pride Parade Called Off Due To Coronavirus Crisis; Organizer Hopes To Hold It Later In Year
• Though Not FDA Approved, Off-Label Singulair Showing Promise As Coronavirus Treatment, Say Doctors
• 'I Started Thinking I Should Get Things In Order': Local Coronavirus Survivor Says He's Lucky To Be Alive
• The Ins And Outs Of Small Business Loans
• #BailOutHumans: Billionaire Bill Pulte Sparks Social Media Movement To Give Money To Strangers In Need
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Award-Winning Muralist Bringing Safe Hugs To City During Pandemic
• Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, Tom Brady, Peyton Manning To Play For Coronavirus Relief
• Cuomo On Coronavirus: New York In 'Much Better Place,' But 'Not Home Yet'
• Students, Parents Struggle With Missing School In NH, Mass
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: COVID-19 Survivor Urges Youth To 'Stay Home'
• Coronavirus Update: Small Businesses Owners Frustrated With California's Lack Of Reopening Date
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Mayor Kenney Pushes Back Effective Date For Plastic Bag Ban Due To Pandemic
• Summer Camps Moving Forward With Coronavirus Safety Plans Despite Uncertain Future
• Man Suffers Graze Wound To Back Of The Head In Shooting In West Baltimore, Police Say
• LA Restauranteur Receives 1.5M From North Carolina-Based Bank As Business Owners Wait For Payroll Protection Program Loans
• 99-Year-Old 'Piano Man' Lights Up Internet, Brings Joy In Face Of Coronavirus Outbreak
• Coronavirus In Texas: Dallas To Provide Financial Assistance To Renters
• 19-Year-Old Suspected Of DUI After Crashing Into Parked Car, Flipping Vehicle
• San Leandro Police Release Video Of Fatal Officer Shooting Of Man Wielding Baseball Bat
• Coronavirus Pandemic Taking A Toll On Cemetery Workers
• Coronavirus Latest: Rodney, Erika McLeod Provide Meals For University Of Pennsylvania Testing Center Workers
• Family Meets New Baby Through Worcester Hospital Window
• 'Kids Everywhere Around The World Are Having Their Futures Reshaped': Burton Morris Says His Art Career Started When He Was A Child Stuck At Home
• Reggie Corbin Ready For Prime Time In The NFL Draft 'I've Waited My Entire Life For This'
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Health Officials Worried About Significant Drop In People Going To Emergency Room Over COVID-19 Fears
• 'Sneeze Guards' To Be Installed On Buses In Annapolis During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Coronavirus: Thousands Of Angelenos In Need Receive Prepaid Debit Cards
• Coronavirus In Texas: Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson Announces Relief Efforts For Individuals, Businesses Impacted
• National Jewish Health Announces Start Of New Coronavirus Antibody Testing
• 376 Members Of Chicago Police Department Have Reported Positive Tests For Coronavirus
• Gronk Says He's Healthy And Fire Burns To Play With Brady
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Gov. Walz Approves Summer Resorts To Reopen By Choice With Stipulations
• Man Arrested For Alleged Attempted Carjacking, Armed Robbery In Cecil County
• Shared Workspaces Alter Workflow To Abide By 'Safe-At-Home' Phase
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Union Representing SEPTA Employees Will Not Call For Work Stoppage, Officials Say
• Colorado Airports Continue To See Drastic Traffic Drop During Coronavirus Crisis
• Man's Body Found In Trash Can Near View Park
• Denver Weather: More Snow Heading For High Country
• Weymouth T-Shirt Company Offers Up Generosity, Resilience In Face Of COVID-19
• US Judge Denies Bid To Open California Churches In Coronavirus Pandemic
• Chicago Woman Finds She Still Has COVID-19 After Clean Bill Of Health
• Congresswoman Donna Shalala Admits Mistake In Stock Sales & Apologizes
• Coronavirus Update: BART Receives $251.6M In Federal Funding To Keep Operating
• Hospitals Take Huge Financial Hits Because Of COVID-19
• Event Producer Out Of Work Now Planning Blood Drives Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Coronavirus Delaware: Food Bank Passes Out Groceries To 2,500 Families At Dover International Speedway
• Coronavirus In Texas: Small Business Owners Desperate To See 'Retail To Go' Bring A Boost
• On The Front Lines, Many Essential Workers Are Teens During Pandemic
• Golf Courses, Beaches, Ski Resorts Slowly Reopen As Gov. Newsom Stresses There Is No Specific Date To Lift Restrictions
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Denis Hayes, Coordinator Of 1st Earth Day, Talks 'Optimism' In Society's Response To COVID-19
• Coronavirus: LAX Terminal Access Restricted To Passengers, Guests And Authorized Personnel
• Mayor Lightfoot, Landlords Have Doubts About Alderman's Proposal To Defer Rent
• Coronavirus Outbreak Forces Earth Day 50th Anniversary Celebrations To Go Virtual
• Trainer Bill Welle Rolls With The Wrench COVID-19 Threw Football Drafts
• Coronavirus In Texas: 1 COVID-19 Related Death, 25 New Cases in Denton County
• Coronavirus Latest: A Bolognese Recipe That's Easy, Affordable And Will Stretch To Feed Entire Family
• Prince George's County Police Need Help Identifying Man Found Dead Outside Car Wash
• North Texas Restaurant Owner Questions Why Larger Chains Received SBA Loans & He Didn't
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Gov. Tom Wolf Announces 3 Phases Of Reopening And The Criteria Regions Will Use
• 2 Suspects Arrested In Stabbing Death Of Pleasanton 19-Year-Old
• Man Shot In The Groin In East Baltimore, Police Say
• 4 Drive-Thru COVID-19 Test Sites Open In Contra Costa County; Pre-Screening Necessary
• American Airlines Customer Sues Airline in Class Action Lawsuit Demanding Refunds for Flights Cancelled Due to COVID-19
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 'It's Our Duty,' Says 911 Dispatcher Adjusting To New Realities At Work
• AMBER Alert Cancelled After Virginia State Police Locate 3 Abducted Children, 2 In Custody
• Coronavirus Volunteer Medical Workers Wrapping Up Their Stay In NYC
• Nurse Accuses VA Of Ordering Her To Work While Sick
• 'It Feels Like A Donkey Is Kicking Your Head': Increased Screen Time Causes Problems For Kids, Parents
• Colorado School Of Mines Student Makes 3D PPE For Health Care Workers
• Toms River Cleaning Up After Microburst Destroys Homes, Downs Trees
• Summer Camp Owners Fear That Cancellations Could Cripple Them
• From St. Joe's Prep To NFL, Philadelphia Native D'Andre Swift's Dreams Just Days Away From Being Realized
• Concord Police Seek Help Finding Suspect Who Stole ER Nurse's Puppy
• Henry Ford Health System Laying Off 2,800 Employees Due To Financial Impact Of COVID-19
• Get us on Antenna? It's time to Rescan!
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: 8th Port Authority Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19
• City Turns Attention To NYCHA Residents As More Coronavirus Testing Becomes Available
• 'Our Lifeline': Mother Of Girl With Down Syndrome Uses Video Sessions To Connect With Daughter's Physical Therapist
• Coronavirus In Texas: New Deadlines Spurred By COVID-19
• Coronavirus: Riverside County Surpasses 3,000 Cases, New Testing Site Opens In Blythe
• Missing Stimulus Money: Chicago Couple's Stimulus Check In The Hands Of An Identity Thief
• 'The Earth Is Breathing Better': Planet Benefits From Social Distancing On Earth Day
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Beloved South Jersey Soccer Coach Receives Hero's Sendoff After Battling COVID-19
• Mass. Reporting Inaccurate Data For Coronavirus At Some Nursing Homes
• 'It's An Unimaginable Hell': MN Nurse Travels To NY To Join Fight Against COVID-19
• 99 New Coronavirus Cases, 6 Deaths Reported In New Hampshire
• Coronavirus In Allegheny County: Health Officials Say Only 1 Percent Of The County's 1.2M Residents Have Been Tested
• Eddie Goldman, Cody Whitehair Bears' Best Second-Round Picks Of 2010s
• 2020 Pittsburgh Steelers Eye On The Draft: Running Back
• MTA Officials: Coronavirus Likely To Prevent Congestion Pricing From Starting In January 2021
• Former Cowboys Defensive Star DeMarcus Ware Discusses Who Dallas Should Draft
• Coronavirus Update: Gov. Newsom Unveils New Testing, Contact Tracing Program As Part Of Plan To Ease Restrictions
• After 1,000 Calls, Worker Gets COVID-19 Benefits, Thanks To Contacting Pritzker's Office
• Boulder County Residents Asked To Continue Staying Home Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Update: South Florida Business Owners Frustrated With Paycheck Protection Program
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: COVID-19 may have slowed Biden's campaign hiring
• Golf Match With Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, Tom Brady And Peyton Manning Is Indeed Happening
• Nando's Delivers 660 Free Meals To UMMC Doctors And Nurses
• 'Brutal Person': Westmoreland Co. Man Accused Of Biting And Spitting At Police Officers While Claiming To Have Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Impact: High Schools Working On Alternative Graduation Ceremonies
• Kidsburgh Kidcast: Cookie Dough Hummus
• Coronavirus Testing To 'Dramatically Increase' At Massachusetts Community Health Centers
• Gloves, Masks Used To Slow Coronavirus Curve Are Littering New York Streets
• 'It Is A Herculean Task': Online Classes Start Up For All Pittsburgh Public Schools Students Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• Coronavirus In Texas: MedStar Concerned COVID-19 Fears Preventing Heart Attack Patients From Calling 911
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 4-22-20
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: U Of M Works To Ramp Up COVID-19 Testing
• 24-Year-Old Man Dies After Falling Off Bridge In Fiery Fort Worth Car Crash
• California Got The Most Money, But More Texas Businesses Got Coronavirus Federal Relief
• Coronavirus Pandemic Cancels Hudson Gardens Summer Concert Series
• Harlem Church Says 11 Members Have Died Of COVID-19 In Last Month
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Secretary Of Agriculture Says No Threat Of Meat Shortage As COVID-19 Spreads
• Now Hiring: South Florida Businesses Seeking Workers Despite Coronavirus Layoffs
• Consistency Sorely Lacking From Rob Manfred's Rulings On Astros, Red Sox Sign Stealing
• Southbound I-680 North Of Pleasanton Reopens After Tanker Truck Cleared
• Max Minute: Many Worry About Next Wave Of Coronavirus This Summer Or Fall
• New Photos, 911 Calls Released After Andrew Gillum, Friend Found In Hotel Room
• Sacramento Pride March And Festival Postponed Over Coronavirus Pandemic Uncertainty
• Air District Announces $146K Settlement With Richmond Chevron Refinery For Violations
• Coronavirus Latest: CBS3's Ukee Washington Speaks To Jon Bon Jovi About COVID-19 Pandemic Ahead Of 'Jersey 4 Jersey' Benefit Event
• Doctors Warn Not To Ignore Signs Of Heart Attack, Stroke Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Resources: Chef José Andrés To Provide 20,000 Meals Weekly To Families In Need In Baltimore
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot To Present Commencement Address At Northwestern University's Virtual Graduation
• Now Hiring: Milestone Looking For Licensed Electricians, Plumbers, HVAC Service Techs
• Coronavirus Cases: Massachusetts Releases Town-By-Town Numbers, Boston Heads List
• Coronavirus Closures Could Lead To 2.8M Jobs Lost In Southern California: Report
• Coronavirus: Pharmacy Tech Charged With Stealing Hydroxychloroquine From UCLA Medical Center
• As World Practically Stands Still, SpaceX Successfully Launches 60 New Starlink Satellites
• Publix buying excess food to make donations to food banks
• Safeway Donates Millions To Food Programs During Coronavirus Outbreak
• Coronavirus Impact: Miami-Dade's Mayor Wants To Make Sure Hospitality Industry Can 'Open Safely But Profitably'
• Bridge Fire Shuts Down NB 405 Freeway In Fountain Valley
• Miami Beach Commission Urged To Open Beach To Residents, Get Small Businesses Back To Work
• Caught On Video: Shooting At Richmond Apartment Complex Injures 17-Year-Old; Suspect Sketches Released
• Toby Keith Reschedules Loveland Concert Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Impact: NH Reopening Task Force Takes Balanced Approach
• New York City Council Votes Virtually On COVID-19 Relief Package
• 'I Felt Like I Was Sent Two Angels': Facebook Group Pairs Up Medical Workers With RVs To Self-Isolate During Coronavirus Pandemic
• MLB suspends Red Sox replay operator, strips team of draft pick
• Coronavirus Delaware County: Parade Of Thanks For Health Care Workers Who Are 'Facing The Devil In The Face'
• Mayor Breed: CityTest SF Gives Essential Workers, Residents With COVID-19 Symptoms Access To Testing
• Attorney General Brian Frosh Urges Telecommunications Company To 'Keep Marylanders Connected' During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Coronavirus In Florida: Another Sunshine State Beach Reopens With Social Distancing
• Mayor's 'Manicure' Sparks Social Media Backlash, But There's An Explanation For Her Nail Salon Visit 
• Coronavirus Update: Kaiser Rushes To Build Lab In Berkeley To Process 10,000 Tests / Day
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Governor's Office Boosting Efforts To Promote Primary Voting By Mail
• Lightfoot Says It's 'Way Too Soon' To Talk About Opening Lakefront, Blasts Florida Governor For Reopening Beaches; 'He's Not Living In Planet Reality'
• Coronavirus Latest: Frozen-Meat Company Steak-umm Transforms Into Voice Of Reason During Pandemic
• Master Baker Relies On Art, Math And Science To Make Ideal Bagel
• Infection Preventionists Fight On Front Lines Of Coronavirus Pandemic: 'It's Really A Cool Thing To Do'
• Respiratory Therapists Play Critical Role In Keeping Coronavirus Patients Alive
• Study: Majority Of Americans Now Fearful Of Shopping Inside Grocery Stores
• World-Renowned Puppeteer Pulls Strings To Dazzle Audiences Of All Ages
• Griffith Observatory Astronomer Shares Her Passion For The Heavens With Public
• Local Girl Scout Troop Giving Back To Front Line Workers Battling COVID-19 Pandemic
• Bannock Street Now Closed In Front Of Denver City-County Building
• Mike Max: Vikings 'Need Some Immediate Help' On Offensive Line
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 221 New Deaths, Total Cases Increase By 1,745
• Niles Fitch to play first black prince in a Disney live-action movie
• Coronavirus Latest: With Scene Dark, Theatre Philadelphia Launches Emergency Relief Fund To Help Workers During Pandemic
• Atlanta mayor says reopening of state will be "deadly"
• Coronavirus Update: Delta Air Lines Posts $534M Loss In 1Q, With The Worst Likely To Come
• New COVID-19 Testing Site Opens In Little Village, Will Be Available To All Regardless Of Immigration Status
• Hungry Bears Waking Up In Colorado's High Country
• 'Social Distancing Is Working': Walsh Says Boston Hospitals Not Overwhelmed During Coronavirus Surge
• COVID-19 Test Shortage May Be Solved With 3D Printer, Beth Israel Researchers Say
• SpaceX launches another batch of Starlink satellites
• Barr compares shutdowns to "house arrest," threatens legal action
• Pittsburgh Steelers Announce Donation To Salvation Army And United Way Of Southwestern Pennsylvania For NFL's Draft-A-Thon
• Governor Abbott Temporarily Waives Certain Testing Requirements For Advanced Practice Registered Nurses
• How one butcher is "reimagining" the future of her small business
• Coronavirus pandemic may have slowed Biden's campaign hiring
• Coronavirus Latest: Goodwill Stores Across New Jersey, Philadelphia Still Accepting Donations Amid Pandemic
• Coronavirus Updates: World Sees Growing Toll Amid Warnings Of Second Wave
• Aldermen Introduce Plan To Require Face Coverings In Public For Everyone Over Age 2
• Coronavirus In Texas: Self-Employed Texans Eligible For Unemployment Benefits
• Minnesota Rep. Hagedorn Advocates Funding Measures For Local Media During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Gronkowski Would Have Considered Comeback With Patriots If Brady Stayed In New England
• University Of Maryland Professor Explains How Face Coverings Prevent Spread Of COVID-19
• DFW Weather: Tornado Watch Issued For Parts Of North Texas
• Md. Attorney General Brian Frosh Urges 3M To 'Prevent Price Gouging' Of Personal Protective Equimpment
• Another 2,000 COVID-19 Cases Confirmed In Illinois, Bringing The State Total To Over 35,000
• Looking For Work? Multiple North Texas Law Enforcement Agencies Hiring, And Not Just Police Officers
• The Name For The Baby Rhino At The Denver Zoo Is... Joona!
• Pittsburgh Police Investigate Drive-By Shooting That Left 1 Male In Critical Condition, Injured Another
• Coronavirus Update: Newsom Lifts Statewide Hospital Restrictions On Essential Surgeries
• Bay Bridge Congestion Pricing Suspended During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Baltimore City Schools To Offer Pass, Incomplete Grading Option For Fourth Quarter
• Belmont Star Market Worker Dies From Coronavirus Complications
• Irving Man Accused Of Stealing $100K For Fake Movie Rights
• In Honor Of Earth Day, Rehabbed Sea Turtle Released Off Marathon
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Blasts 'Preening' Opponents Who Delayed City Council Vote On Emergency COVID-19 Spending Powers; 'The Ploy Of These Grandstanders Changes Nothing'
• 'Do Not Wait' | Prince George's County Executive Says Men Are Waiting Too Late To Seek Treatment For COVID-19
• Baltimore County Public Schools Launches Additional Virtual Learning Content For Students
• Harvard Now Says It Won't Accept $8.6M In Stimulus Funds Amid Pressure From Trump Administration
• Coronavirus In Texas: Dallas Co. Reports 1 More Death, 81 Additional Positive COVID-19 Cases
• The Foote Files: How Television Covered A National Tragedy
• Golden First Responders Celebrate April Birthdays
• Red Sox Apologize For Rules Violation After MLB Releases Report On 2018 Team
• Upon Taking Oath As Chicago's New Top Cop, David Brown Sets 'Moonshot Goals': Record Lows For Murders And Shootings;
• Coronavirus Update: Napa County Eases Shelter-In-Place Restrictions To Allow Golf, Construction, Landscaping
• U.S. loan doors shut quickly on most minority and women owners
• Police Look For Burglar Who Stole $8,000 Worth Of Merchandise From Westmoreland Co. Tractor Supply
• FEMA Adds Coronavirus Test Site In Pueblo At Colorado State Fairgrounds
• Funerals During Coronavirus
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Fire Trucks, Ambulances Get Deep Cleaning In Forest Hills
• Coronavirus: Traffic Citations For Speeding More Than 100 MPH Up 87 Percent During Stay-At-Home Order
• Air Force: Death Of Peterson Air Force Base Firefighter Was Apparent Suicide
• Photos show dramatic decline in air pollution during lockdown
• Missouri and Mississippi sue China over coronavirus
• Widowed Man And Woman Get Married On Facebook Live During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Deputies Conduct Second Raid At San Pedro Home Of Kristin Smart's Classmate
• Earth Day Celebrates 50 Years
• Texas Teens Launch Their Own Spelling Bee After Scripps Cancels National Competition
• PG&E's Top Exec To End Short Stint At Beleaguered Utility
• Coronavirus In Texas: Tarrant County Reports 2 Additional Deaths, Bringing Total To 44
• MLB Punishes Red Sox: Replay Operator Banned For Year, Team Loses Pick, No Further Cora Discipline
• Harvard says it won't take $8.6M in virus relief after all
• Bicyclist Dies After Being Hit By Vehicle In Boston
• Coronavirus Update: Florida Keys Officials Discuss How To Phase Relaxing Protective Measures
• How To Combat Poor At-Home Work Posture
• 'Foolish Policy': Mayor Walsh Slams President Trump's Immigration Ban Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• FPL, Gulf Power Plan To Merge
• CBS 2's Steve Overmyer Says Mets, Yankees Likely Both Hurt By Shortened MLB Season
• Moorhead Police: 2 More Arrested In Dystynee Avery Murder Case
• 89-Year-Old Fayette Co. Man Called 'An Inspiration' Is Coming Home From The Hospital After Beating Coronavirus
• Detroit Woman Faces Multiple Charges After Fatal Crash
• Coronavirus Closings: Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Cancels Performances Through June 14
• Danny Ainge Is A Busy Man During NBA's Shutdown
• Deputies Conduct Second Raid At SoCal Home Of Kristin Smart's Classmate
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Watch News Conference By Gov. Jared Polis Wednesday Afternoon On CBS4 & CBSN Denver
• One Last Ride: Mount Baldy Resort To Reopen For Skiers, Snowboarders
• Coronavirus Resources: Baltimore City, Salvation Army, Orioles, Ravens Deliver 10K Meals Daily To Vulnerable Seniors During Pandemic
• M3.7 Inglewood Earthquake Felt Throughout Southern California
• 'If They Don't Feel Safe, They Won't Attend', Theme Parks, Sports Teams Weigh Options For Crowds
• South Dakota Gov. Noem Will Not Interfere With Speedways Holding Races
• PIZZA! PIZZA! Little Caesars Delivers to McLaren Healthcare Workers
• 'They Protected Us': Lawrenceville Neighbors Credit Firefighters With Keeping People Safe During Massive Fire
• Wings For Dream Chaser Arrive In Colorado For Future Space Mission
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Twin Cities Juice Company Seeks Nominations For 'Healthcare Hero' Support Packages
• 'Veteran Lineup Would Help Twins In Shorter Season': Mike Max On Twins' 2020 MLB Season
• Plum Woman Running Makeshift Food Pantry Out Of Pizza Shop Receives 1,000 Pounds Of Donations
• Coronavirus Pandemic: 1st U.S. Coronavirus Deaths Traced Back To Santa Clara County
• Canada Goose pledges to no longer use virgin fur
• David Beckham, Inter Miami Offering Fans Opportunity To Play Against Him As Part Of All-In Challenge
• Investigative Reporter Mara Schiavocampo Gives An Update On The New Jersey Nursing Home Where Police Discovered 17 Bodies In A Small Holding Room.
• Coronavirus Latest: Pennsylvania Boosting Efforts To Promote Voting By Mail
• Coronavirus Resources: Downtown Partnership Teams Up With Harbor Park Garage For Free Meal Service
• Calls for greater access to vote-by-mail increase amid pandemic
• Armenian Genocide March In Hollywood Suspended Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• 'People All Over The World Loved It': Melissa Joan Hart On 'Sabrina The Teenage Witch' & Directing
• Coronavirus: Hollywood's Iconic Amoeba Music Fights To Stay Afloat
• Coronavirus Latest: Pennsylvania COVID-19 Cases Reach 35,000 As Philadelphia Cases Surge Above 10,600
• Arapahoe County Monitors Homeless Camps With Drone
• Coronavirus Cancellation: West View Cancels Memorial Day Parade
• Concord Police Searching For 11-Week-Old Puppy Stolen From Home Of ER Nurse
• Massachusetts State Police Add Patrols To Catch Speeders On Open Roads
• Coronavirus Hot Spot: Baker Explains Why Massachusetts Has So Many Cases
• Unsanctioned, Adults-Only Parties Hosted At Shake & Bake Family Fun Center, Investigation Reveals
• Ramsey Co. Sheriff: Woman Rescued From Mississippi River Pier
• Hundreds Told To Leave San Mateo County Beaches Over Weekend For Violating Coronavirus Shelter-In-Place
• Cuomo says Michael Bloomberg is helping N.Y. launch testing and tracing program
• Seasonal Workers Hit Hard By Event Cancellations
• Coronavirus Pandemic: San Mateo County Health Officials Announce 11 New Deaths, 28 New Confirmed Cases
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• Whitmer works on plan to reopen state with GOP legislature
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• UN food agency chief: World could see famines of "biblical proportions" within months
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• Texas, Florida Race To Be First To The NASCAR Track
• 22-Year-Old Killed, 3 Others Injured In Two SW Baltimore Shootings
• Coronavirus In Texas: Fort Worth Inmate Dies 5 Days After Testing Positive For COVID-19
• ICE declines to release asylum-seekers amid pandemic
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• Coronavirus In Minnesota: June Celebration And Powwow At White Earth Reservation Postponed
• Nassau County Police Officer Struck By Vehicle At Queens Gas Station
• House Democrats back off plan to allow proxy voting during pandemic
• Police Investigating After 19-Year-Old Man Fatally Shot In West Philadelphia
• North Carolina Governor Asked To Allow Racing At Charlotte
• Doctors Try To Untangle Why They're Seeing 'Unprecedented' Blood Clotting Among COVID-19 Patients
• Lions Lockup Cornerbacks Ford And Virgin On Eve Of NFL Draft
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• Coronavirus Relief: Wolf Administration To Defer Business Loan Payments
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• Coronavirus Impact: Massachusetts High On List Of States 'Slowing Down The Most'
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