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• Concerts In The Park Goes Virtual For 2020 Season
• Local Composer Creates Virtual Symphony To Raise Funds For Entertainment Workers Affected By Pandemic
• Political Watchdog Calls For More State Transparency With Pandemic Costs
• Bedbug Treatment Also Kills Coronavirus, Can Be Used To Sterilize Masks
• 'Visit Denver' Offers Fun Ways to Support Local Businesses
• Walmart Employees Say Management Wasn't Honest About Coronavirus Outbreak
• Denver Councilman Calls Hospital Bonuses 'Disgraceful'
• Trump Says He Was Being Sarcastic When He Floated Idea Of Disinfectant As A Coronavirus Treatment
• 'It Means The World': Father, Son Survive Coronavirus, Credit Doctors For Ignoring False Negatives
• Coronavirus: Poll Shows 75% Of People Agree With Stay-At-Home Orders, LA County Releases Benchmarks To Relax Mandates
• Board Votes To Cancel 2020 California State Fair Over Coronavirus
• Painting The Town In Rainbows: Truckee Woman Brightens Store Windows During Stay-At-Home Order
• Even More Dangerous Heat, Powerful Winds Descend On Southland Friday
• Coronavirus Update: San Francisco Officials Warn Public to Resist Urge To Break Stay-At-Home Order
• Park Officials Urge Social Distance As Temperatures Heat Up This Weekend
• Don't Drink And Wait: Manhattan Beach Urges People To Support Businesses Responsibly By Not Consuming Alcohol While Waiting For Food
• Teen Arrested In Connection To Fatal Shooting Of 17-Year-Old Boy At Sherwood Mall
• How Would We Do Mass Testing For Coronavirus In Colorado?
• Coronavirus Update: Napa Wineries Go Virtual To Weather Pandemic's Economic Storm
• Confusion Surrounds Reopening For Dentists After Stay-At-Home Order Lifted
• Colorado Buffaloes Davion Taylor Picked By Eagles In Day 2 Of NFL Draft
• Colorado Prep Product Dalton Keene Selected By Patriots
• Broncos Wrap Up 2nd Day Of NFL Draft With 3 Third-Round Selections
• Scammers Capitalizing On Grocery Shopping Apps
• Adams, Arapahoe Counties Extend Stay-At-Home Order, Douglas County Sticks With Gov. Jared Polis' Guidelines
• Coronavirus Latest: Gov. Larry Hogan Hopes To Lift 'Stay At Home' Order In May
• 'We Need A Little More Time': Mayor Hancock Explains Extending Denver's Stay-At-Home Order
• Coronavirus Latest: Marylanders Will Still Have To Wear Face Coverings, Social Distance In Public When 'Stay At Home' Order Is Lifted
• Being Honest On Job Search Question On IDES Website Can Cost You Benefits
• List: Where To Get Free Food, Groceries This Weekend In The Baltimore Area
• Cuomo To McConnell: 'I Dare You' To Pass A Law Allowing States To Declare Bankruptcy
• Maryland Couple Tying Knot On Zoom Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• NFL Draft: Ravens 3rd Round Picks Include Justin Madubuike, Devin Duvernary, Malik Harrison, Tyre Phillips
• Coronavirus Latest: New One-Stop Maryland Unemployment Site Launches; Issues Mostly Fixed, Hogan Says
• Some U.S. Citizens Blocked From Receiving Coronavirus Stimulus Checks Because Of Spouse's Immigration Status
• Philadelphia Eagles Select Oklahoma Quarterback Jalen Hurts With Second-Round Pick In NFL Draft
• Coronavirus Patient's Fight Doesn't End After Getting Off A Ventilator, Speech Pathologists Say
• Patriots Move Up To Draft Tight End Dalton Keene Late In Third Round
• Tiny Over-The-Counter Pulse Oximeters May Save Lives During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Latest: Middle River Family Turns Backyard Into Football Field For Boy's 7th Birthday
• Nursing Ranks Hit Hard In Fight Against COVID-19
• Grassroots Efforts Help Unemployed Entertainment Industry Workers Through Coronavirus Crisis
• Medical Experts Warn Public Not To Ingest Disinfectants In Attempt To Cure Coronavirus
• Chicago Police Superintendent Apologizes for 'Operation Surge'
• Telemedicine Booming As Coronavirus Keeps Patients Away From ERs, Doctor's Offices
• Needing Blockers For QB Tua Tagovailoa, Dolphins Draft Lineman Robert Hunt
• Coronavirus Update: Long Island Man Accused Of Hoarding PPE, Price Gouging
• California Senior Meals Program Has Eligibility Restrictions
• What Josh Uche Had To Say After Being Drafted By Patriots
• Tiny Over-The-Counter Pulse Oximeters May Save Lives During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Coronavirus: Riverside, San Bernardino Counties Report Additional Deaths; Ventura Reports New Cases
• Melrose Park Mourns Death Of Officer Joseph Capello, Who Died From COVID-19
• 'This Is Everything': Senior Care Facility Using A 'Chatter Box' To Help Residents See Loved Ones Face-To-Face Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Sheriff's Deputy Fatally Shoots Napa Burglary Suspect Following Chase to County Airport
• LAPD Reports 5 New Coronavirus Cases, Bringing Total To 76
• Boston Police Officer Released From Hospital After Battling Coronavirus
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: What To Expect After You Find A COVID-19 Testing Site Close To You
• California Man Guilty Of Killing 4 In Race-Related Rampage
• 'Retail To Go': Small Local Retailers Reopen For Curbside Service After Coronavirus Shutdown
• Judge says government is violating protections for migrant kids
• 2020 NFL Draft: New York Jets Trade Down, Take Baylor WR Denzel Mims In 2nd Round
• Patriots Select Tight End Devin Asiasi Out Of UCLA With 91st Overall Pick
• DeSoto ISD Focused On Students' Emotional Health While Learning From Home
• Local Education Leaders Call For Federal COVID-19 Relief Funding To Flow To South Florida
• 'Very Special Program': Blood Of Pittsburgh-Area Coronavirus Survivor May Provide Hope For Those With COVID-19
• Coronavirus Latest: Maryland-Based Emergent BioSolutions, Johnson & Johnson Partner On Possible COVID-19 Vaccine
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Health Care Union Members Vote Overwhelmingly To Strike Against St. Monica's Center For Rehabilitation And Healthcare
• What COVID-19 Symptoms Should People Be On The Lookout For?
• 2020 NFL Draft: New York Giants Select Xavier McKinney With 36th Overall Pick
• Coronavirus Latest: Howard County Officials Stress Importance Of Contact Tracing
• Commissioner: Up To 95 Parks Will Have Soft Opening In Miami-Dade On Wednesday
• Nurse Using Photography To Preserve Coronavirus Epidemic's Moment In History
• 3 Firefighters Suffer Minor Injuries Battling Blaze In Anne Arundel County
• Patriots Draft Alabama Linebacker Anfernee Jennings With Pick No. 87
• Cowboys Address Big Need Drafting Alabama Cornerback Trevon Diggs With 2nd Round Pick
• Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve Live Stream Brings The Flowers To You
• DNA Links Convicted Nevada Sex Abuser To 1981 Rape, Murder Of 16-Year-Old Girl In Oakland
• ICU Nurse Thanks North Reading Community For Support During Coronavirus Crisis
• Michigan State, Wayne State, and Michigan Face Lawsuits For Refunds Because of Closures
• Driver Killed In Head-On Crash With Dump Truck In Bel Air
• Coronavirus Update: Solano County Extends Stay-at-Home Order Through May 17
• A Look At GM's Manufacturing of Masks at Their Warren Plant
• Updated COVID-19 Cases in Michigan
• Whitmer Extends Stay Home Order Until May 15
• Target Online Near Cyber Monday Sales During the Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Update: 10 Deaths Reported At Gordon Manor Nursing Home In Redwood City
• Gap Is The Latest Retailer Saying It Can't Pay Rent
• United Airlines Become First Airline To Require Face Masks For Employees
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: Springfield Township High School Hosts Virtual Prom On Zoom
• Coronavirus Protection: Pilot Flies Face Shields From Mass. To Navajo Nation
• Dozens Protest Outside Whitmer's Home Thursday
• Coronavirus Latest: Advocates Call For More Protection For Baltimore's Homeless After 4 Residents At Shelter Test Positive
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Wildwood Boardwalk Restaurants Now Able To Offer Takeout
• NFL Draft: Ravens Pick Up J.K. Dobbins In Second Round Of 2020 Draft
• Caltrans Begins Ambitious Project To Replace US Highway 101 Bridge Deck At Alemany Circle In San Francisco
• Coronavirus Update: 24 Test Positive For COVID-19 at San Francisco Mission District SRO Hotel
• Nintendo Reveals 160,000 Accounts Were Breached
• East Bay District Attorneys Say Law Enforcement Can Keep Communities Safe During Inmate Zero Bail Releases
• Coronavirus: Jeff Bridges, Smokey Robinson To Headline Online Concert To Benefit Mayor's Fund
• Bay Area Muslims Find Ways To Observe Ramadan Online During COVID-19 Shelter In Place
• Colorado Buffaloes LaViska Shenault Drafted By Jacksonville Jaguars
• Solano County Extends Stay-At-Home Order Until May 17
• A.J. Dillon Drafted By Packers In Second Round Of 2020 NFL Draft
• Owners Ponder The Future Of Music Venues In Chicago
• City Of Carson Offers Free Coronavirus Testing For All Residents
• Students Rising Above Organization Helping Lift Struggling Students During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Latest: With Casinos Closed, Maryland Could Lose $250M
• 'We're On The Frontlines Also': Janitorial Staffs Keeping Medical Centers Clean Working Without Proper PPE
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Essentia Health Expands Testing Criteria For COVID-19
• Warm Weather Pushes Homebound To Beaches, Threatening Lockdown
• Patriots Draft Linebacker Josh Uche From Michigan In Second Round
• Pandemic Playtime: Local Golf Courses Open As Coronavirus Spreads
• Coronavirus Impact: Many Cruise Ship Crew Members Still Stuck At Sea
• Doctor details "torture" of watching her son battle coronavirus
• 2020 NFL Draft: Minnesota Vikings Select Boise State OT Ezra Cleveland In Second Round
• Coronavirus Impact: Florida Keys To Remain Closed To Visitors Through May
• 17-Year-Old In Critical Condition After Shooting And Car Crash In Duquesne
• CDOT Making Emergency Repair To Eisenhower Tunnel Roadway
• What To Know About Kyle Dugger, New England's First Pick In 2020 NFL Draft
• California Launching Program That Will Give Needy Seniors 3 Meals A Day From Local Eateries
• Sheriff: Father And Son Found Dead In Pierce County, Wisconsin
• Man Identified In Fatal Hopkins Motorcycle Crash
• What Kyle Dugger Had To Say After Getting Drafted By Patriots In Second Round Of NFL Draft
• Denver Health Executives Get Bonuses 1 Week After Workers Asked To Take Cuts
• Coronavirus-Shuttered San Anselmo Restaurant Insalata's Teams With Marin Non-Profit To Feed Hungry
• Broncos Pick WR KJ Hamler In 2nd Round In NFL Draft
• NFL Draft: Dallas Cowboys Draft Gaithersburg Native CB Trevon Diggs
• LA County Bars Visitors At Nursing Homes, Communal Activity Inside Facilities; City Mandates Monthly Testing
• Penn State's Yetur Gross-Matos And K.J. Hamler Selected In 2nd Round Of NFL Draft
• Weld County Encourages Businesses To Reopen Monday, Gov. Jared Polis Threatens To Revoke Business Licenses Not In Compliance
• Coronavirus Frontline: Winchester Chinese-American Group Donates 25,000 Pieces Of PPE
• Coronavirus Crisis: Boston Restaurants Now Allowed To Sell Grocery Items, Paper Products
• Number Of Confirmed COVID-19 Cases In Chicago Police Department Nears 400
• Coronavirus Antibody Testing Underway At National Jewish Health
• Coronavirus Resources: The GIANT Company Is Hiring 3,000 More Workers
• Coronavirus Latest: Wawa, Sheetz Join Forces To Provide Emergency Food Bank Relief During Pandemic
• Curbing Domestic Violence: DA Works With Grocery Stores To Help Report Suspected Abuse
• 'Come Support Your Local Farms': Customers Are Turning To Family Farms For Fresh Produce During Coronavirus Pandemic
• First Lady Melania Trump Sends Gifts To Hospitals Dealing With Coronavirus
• 'Therapeasy' Matches Therapists, Patients Similar To Dating App
• Class of 2020: Sierra Canyon Senior BJ Boston Focuses On Family After Coronavirus Cuts Championship Season Short
• Suspect At Large After Drive-By Shooting North Of Winters Injures 1 Person
• Nearly 400 Cars Participate In Parade Celebrating The Life Of A Beaver County Business Owner Who Died From Coronavirus
• Illinois Golf Courses Can Reopen May 1 Under Strict Safety Guidelines
• Bill Belichick's Pick Of Lenoir-Rhyne's Kyle Dugger Is Maybe The Most Bill Belichick Moment Of All Time
• Coronavirus In MN: Minnesotans Concerned About Returning To Work As Some Businesses Reopen Next Week
• Dog Shot In Face In Baltimore 'Fighting For His Life,' BARCS Says
• 'I Almost Died': Pittsburgh Man Recalls Haunting Experience Of Being On Ventilator For 2 Weeks After Testing Positive For Coronavirus
• Florists Create Bright Spot In Chelsea After City Hit Hard By Coronavirus
• Ret. FBI Agent Arrested For Allegedly Taking $200K In Bribes Linked To Organized Crime
• Coronavirus Updates: The Latest COVID-19 Headlines From April 24, 2020
• County Recommends California Lawmakers Get Tested For Coronavirus Before Returning To Capitol
• Suspect In Rosemont Woman's Killing Arrested 40 Years Later
• 'Extremely Dangerous': Health Officials And Doctors Warn People Not To Inject Or Ingest Disinfectants To Treat Coronavirus
• FEMA Partnership With California To Deliver Meals To Seniors, Jobs For Restaurants
• Boston Firefighter Recovering From Coronavirus Goes Home After Month In Hospital
• Store Sales Of Colorado Beer Helping Craft Brewers
• Coronavirus Latest: Congressman Dwight Evans Joins CBS3 To Discuss 'Long Overdue' Small Business Stimulus Package
• Truckers Line Up Along Freeways In Apparent Coronavirus Protest
• Attorney Michael Avenatti Released From Prison, Serving 90 Days In SoCal Home Due To COVID-19 Concerns
• Feds Charge 2 Alleged Shoplifters Who Coughed, Claimed 'We Have COVID' At San Francisco Walgreens
• Michael Avenatti released from prison over coronavirus fears
• Desmond Manning Accused Of Shooting 2 Burglary Suspects In His Yard
• Asteroid flying past Earth looks like it's wearing a face mask
• Patriots Draft Division II Safety Kyle Dugger With 37th Overall Pick
• Ex-California FBI Agent Accused Of Taking $200,000 In Bribes
• Executive Order Lifts Restrictions On Public Access To Collin Co. Offices
• Yolo County Announces Mask Mandate; Some Activities, Like Hunting And Golfing, Also Allowed To Resume
• Matt Birk Develops New App Built For Sports Fans, Letting Them Get Back Into The Game
• Coronavirus In New Jersey: Landlords Ordered To Accept Security Deposits For Rent As Total COVID-19 Cases Top 100,000
• De Blasio Calls For Rent Freeze, Says Cuomo Should Let Tenants Pay With Security Deposits
• VIDEO: Glowing Dolphins Light Up Ocean Waters As They Swim Off Newport Beach
• CBS 2 Investigators: Waiting For Stimulus Check? You May Get Scammed If You Get A Wrong Number
• Chopper 2 Shows Eerily Empty New York City Streets And Landmarks Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• 'We Hope We've Brought A Little Bit Of Comfort': As USNS Comfort Prepares To Depart, Javits Center Continues To Treat Coronavirus Patients
• National Guard Deploys To Several LA Nursing Homes With Coronavirus Outbreaks
• Furry Tails: Reba & Raven And Luna & Butterscotch Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• 27 Percent Decline In Earth's Land Insect Population Over 30 Years Called 'Jaw-Dropping'
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Catholic Diocese Offering Drive-Thru Confessions As It Eases Some Restrictions
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Texas Democratic Party convention goes virtual
• Giants, Jets Welcome Offensive Line Help In First Round Of 2020 NFL Draft
• 'We've Adapted': Pittsburgh-Area Meat Suppliers Selling Directly To Customers, Allowing Curbside Pickup During Coronavirus Crisis
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Temple University Hospital Asking For Personal Protective Equipment Donations
• Coronavirus In Texas: Outdoor Restaurant Seating Re-Opens In Colleyville
• Coronavirus Survivor Story: Nurse, Family Support Get Huntington Hospital Ventilator Patient Home Again
• Coronavirus: Orange County Reports 33 New Cases, Opens Up Testing To All Residents Experiencing Symptoms
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Some Hospitals Resume Elective Surgeries After Postponing Them Due To Pandemic
• Coronavirus Update: Nursing Home Protections Linked To Generator Issue
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 196 New Deaths, Total Cases Rise To 50,969
• Pest Control During Coronavirus Pandemic Is An Essential Business: 'It's Gonna Get Worse'
• 'I Haven't Even Got Close To My Ceiling': First-Round Pick Jalen Reagor Brings More Than Just Blazing Speed To Eagles
• Restaurateur says "how I can stop?" charity despite hard times
• Yampa Valley Bank In Steamboat Springs Processes 2 Years' Worth Of Loans In 1 Week
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: 10th Port Authority Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19
• 'Please Stop The Nonsense'; Tempers Flare Over Normally Routine City Council Matter Of Setting Next Meeting Date
• Salon Owners In Denver Frustrated At Lack Of Guidance On How To Reopen
• 'Providing Access To Computers To Marginalized Students Is A Game Changer', PPS Supt. Says As District Works To Get Technology To Students
• Some Businesses Reopen, But Others Wait For Official Guidance
• Taxpayers Pay Kings $500k A Month For Sleep Train's Transformation Into Coronavirus Surge Hospital
• Coronavirus Mortgage Relief: Homeowners Concerned About What Happens When Moratorium Ends
• Cuomo warns there's still a long road to recovery in New York
• Coronavirus Coverage: COVID-19 Can Lead To Kidney Failure And Blood Clots That Result In Amputation
• 'Being On The Frontlines Is Something I've Always Loved': Nurses Who Volunteered To Work In West Penn Hospital's Coronavirus Unit Open Up
• Coronavirus precautions on assembly lines
• Coronavirus In Texas: Tough Budgets Ahead For City Of Dallas
• KPIX Anchors, Reporters Take Hair Matters Into Own Hands Amid Coronavirus Shelter-In-Place
• Coronavirus Impact: Pandemic Bringing Out The Best In People
• 'It's Beyond Frustrating': Maryland Child Care Providers Still Waiting On State Money For Caring For Essential Workers' Kids
• Unemployed dad says he'll sacrifice his insulin to feed his kids
• Police: 13-Year-Old Girl Struck By Stray Bullet While Sitting On Couch Inside North Philadelphia Home
• Coronavirus In Texas: Salon Á La Mode Owner Defies County, State Orders By Opening, Gets Ticket
• Coronavirus Pandemic Forces Food Banks To Increase Spending 40% Because Of Fewer Donations
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: PHL COVID-19 Fund, 'A Godsend' For Nonprofit Organizations, Distributes 3rd Round Of Grants
• 55-Year-Old Man Killed In East Oakland Hit-&-Run Identified
• Feds crack down on phony COVID-19 cures
• Denton County Reports 19 New Cases Of Coronavirus, 9 Recoveries
• Parade Celebrates Watertown Veteran's 100th Birthday
• Gov. Baker Continues To Ramp Up Coronavirus Testing
• Though Not Advised By Mayor Betsy Price, In-Person Worship Now Allowed In Fort Worth
• Coronavirus Innovation: Doctor's 'Intubation Boxes' Helping Protect Frontline Medical Teams
• Dodgers Fan Sues Team Over 2019 Parking Lot Beating That Left Him In Coma With Broken Skull
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: With Production Of Prosthetics Halted, Crew At Gillette Children's Hospital Make Masks
• Coronavirus Impact: Several South Florida Nursing Homes See Rise In COVID-19 Patients
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Some Businesses Prep To Return To Work Monday, Others Opting To Wait
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: St. Louis Park Company Helping World Disinfect Of COVID-19
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 4-24-20
• University Of Maryland Psychology Professor Offers Mental Health Tips Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Winthrop Enforcing Face Mask Requirement, Other Coronavirus Restrictions With $1,000 Fine
• Aggravated Assault Suspect Killed By Police Outside Denton Buc-ee's After Producing Handgun
• Who's ready to reopen? Only 4 states, Wall Street says
• A Look Inside The Revere Hotel Where Coronavirus Patients Are Quarantined
• Coronavirus Update: San Francisco Mayor Says Extension Of Shelter Order 'Very Likely'
• CHP: Suspected DUI Driver Dies After Crashing Into Tree, Embankment In Calaveras County
• Coronavirus Aid: Joshua's Heart, North Miami Beach Team Up To Provide Food To Those In Need
• Facebook Is Taking On Zoom With New Video Features
• Virtual Visits: Early Intervention Therapists Help Children Over Zoom During Outbreak
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Gov. Wolf Pushed To Allow Garden Centers To Open
• 'The Game Will Be Different': Former Pittsburgh Steelers Lineman Chris Hoke 'Cannot Fathom' Sports Returning Without Fans
• Police Searching Baltimore County Woman Missing For Nearly A Month
• Coronavirus Memoriam: Remembering Fire Marshall Michael Hankins, Pastor Grace Bowen
• Coronavirus Latest: With Rent Looming, Renters Demand 'Rent Moratorium Or Freeze As Long As The Crisis Is Unfolding'
• Large Security Force Being Hired To Enforce Social Distancing When Miami-Dade Parks, Marinas, Golf Courses Reopen
• Celebs Deliver 'Feel Good' News In Our Coronavirus Times
• Texas Expands Interactive COVID-19 Testing Site Map
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Officials Warning About City's Finances With No End In Sight To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Some businesses start reopening in Georgia
• Coronavirus Versus Michael Bloomberg: Former Mayor Funding Massive Contact Tracing Push
• Zoo Miami Tigers Test Negative For COVID-19
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: With Girls Nite In Online, Philly Woman Hopes To Break Monotony Of COVID-19 Quarantine
• Coronavirus Response: Maryland National Guard Filling Needs Amid Volunteer Shortage Due To COVID-19
• Barry Burbank Retiring After 42 Years At WBZ-TV, #ThanksBarry
• FBI Announces $10,000 Reward For Fugitive Wanted In 2017 Murder, Dismemberment Of Uber Driver
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Gov. Murphy To Allow Renters Use Security Deposit To Pay Landlords As COVID-19 Cases In Garden State Surpass 100,000
• Researchers Unsure Why Coronavirus Symptoms Vary In Severity
• Top Navy official recommends reinstatement of fired commander
• LA County Sheriff's Dept. Reports 61 Employees, 47 Inmates Have Tested Positive For COVID-19 Since Pandemic Began
• Navy Recommends Reinstating Capt. Brett Crozier To Command USS Theodore Roosevelt
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: State Representative Donates 100 Masks To St. Monica's Rehabilitation Facility In South Philly
• Aldermen Vote To Ban Horse-Drawn Carriages Starting In 2021
• Now Hiring: Tractor Supply Looking To Add Thousands Of Workers
• Coronavirus Latest: Ending All Restrictions On Hospital, Nursing Homes Visits May Not Happen In Short Term, Hogan Says
• Coronavirus Latest: Gov. Hogan To Consult With Officials To Determine Safe Time To Reopen Maryland Schools
• Biden campaign returns donation from Louis C.K.
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Gov. Walz Unveils Webpage For Where To Find Testing Sites
• 'You Only Get A Few Of These In A Career': Executive Producer & Director Lesli Linka Glatter On Showtime's 'Homeland'
• Max Minute: Can Hydroxychloroquine Help Coronavirus Patients?
• Coronavirus Pushes Bike To Work Day to September
• Can bathing in bleach treat COVID-19 symptoms? Doctors say no
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: PAART Hands Out 43,520 Pounds Of Dog Food To Pet Owners In Need
• 2-Year-Old Boy Allegedly Beaten By His Mother's Boyfriend Dies
• Coronavirus Latest: 'Turn To Doctors And Not Listen To The White House' For Medical Advice, Philly Health Commissioner Warns After President Trump's Disinfectant Suggestion
• "Parks and Recreation" cast reuniting for one more episode
• Coronavirus Latest: When Will Bars, Restaurants Open In Maryland?
• Free Ice Cream for Workers on the COVID-19 Frontlines
• 138 Test Positive For Coronavirus At Sterling Correctional Facility
• Cape Cod Baseball League Cancels 2020 Season Due To Coronavirus
• Former First Lady Of New Jersey Deborah Kean Dies At Age 76
• Florida's Unemployment Website Offline For Weekend In Effort To Reduce Massive Backlog Of Claims
• Cuomo to McConnell on passing state bankruptcy law: "I dare you"
• Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer extends stay-at-home order
• South Fork Firefighter Dies In New Mexico
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: First Lady Melania Trump Sends Gifts To Hospitals Dealing With COVID-19
• Texas Suing To Stop Deceptive Robocallers Touting 'Trump Care Health Plans' During Coronavirus Outbreak
• Ryanair CEO calls social-distancing measure "idiotic"
• Coronavirus Update: Miami Business Owners Praise City's $1 Million Program Of Loans & Grants
• As Unemployment Surges, Lenders Could Lower Credit Limits & Cancel Cards
• More Than 2,700 Confirmed COVID-19 Cases In Illinois, The Largest One-Day Number To Date
• NFL's Roger Goodell: 2020 football season will be "on time"
• Inmates and families confused by guidance on home confinement
• North Texas Economy Faces 'U' Shaped Recovery; Slow But Future 'Bright As Ever'
• Face Masks: DIY And Supporting Local During The Coronavirus Pandemic
• Warriors' Draymond Green: 'I Went From The Young Guy To The Super Vet'
• Dallas County Reports 5 New Deaths From Coronavirus, 71 More Cases
• Lions Welcome Jeff Okudah To Detroit
• FDA warns about drug Trump pushed for coronavirus
• More Than Half Of Dallas Fire-Rescue Members Who've Tested Positive For COVID-19 Have Recovered, Returned To Work
• Anoka Police: Man Stabbed, Woman Arrested After Barricading Herself In An Apartment
• Miami Dolphins' Tua Tagovailoa Now Knows Where He'll Play, But When?
• Hancock Shaker Village Offers Zoom Meetings With Baby Animals
• City Council Approves Mayor Lori Lightfoot's Emergency COVID-19 Spending Powers Ordinance
• State Police Announce Passing Of K9 Tron
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: 4 Pittsburgh Penguins Players Donate, Delivery Pizzas To Community Centers
• Dallas Police Officer Arrested For Allegedly Trying To Strangle Someone
• These states have tried to ban abortion during virus outbreak
• Trump says he was being sarcastic when he floated injecting disinfectant
• Coronavirus Impact: X Games Minneapolis 2020 Canceled This Summer
• Indiana Coronavirus Deaths Rise To 741; Separately, State Will Add 79 More Fatalities Of Untested Patients Who Doctors Believe Had COVID-19
• Tom Hanks pens heartwarming letter to bullied boy named Corona
• Accidental Poisoning Calls On The Increase As Americans Are Told To Disinfect More
• First Lady Melania Trump Sends Gifts To Massachusetts Hospitals Dealing With Coronavirus
• 'All Of Us Are Vulnerable': Health Commissioner Returns To Work After Coronavirus Illness
• 3 Men Die From COVID-19 In Tarrant County, Death Toll Now 48
• Coronavirus Update: Gov. Newsom Announces Plan With FEMA To Feed Seniors During Shelter Order
• San Francisco Police Arrest 4-Person Armed Robbery Crew
• Coronavirus Fears Have North Texans Avoiding Emergency Care
• Jefferson County Extends Stay-At-Home Order Through May 8
• Boulder County Extends Stay-At-Home Order Through May 8
• Covina Homeowners Sound Alarm On Hotels For Homeless Near Parks, Schools
• Coronavirus In Florida: COVID-19 Pandemic Could Affect Hurricane Response
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Car Inspection Stations Closed Until May 11 To Slow Virus
• U.S. unemployment rate will reach 16% this year, CBO says
• Vaccine expert ousted from HHS to file whistleblower complaint
• Police: Since March 1 At Least 30 Bicycles Have Been Stolen In Minneapolis' First Precinct, 18 Taken In Last Week
• Coronavirus In Texas: 41 Inmates At Tarrant County Jail Test Positive For COVID-19
• JBS Reopens Greeley Meat Processing Facility Following Coronavirus Outbreak
• Miami goes seven weeks without a homicide for first time since 1957
• Lysol responds to Trump's claims about injections
• LA County Supervisors Propose Sending Mail Ballots To All Voters In November
• Coronavirus In Baltimore: New Walk-Up Testing Site Opens At Clifton Park
• FREE Nuggets at Wendy's Today
• Governors predicting big cuts in bid to balance their budgets
• State Police: Man Believed To Be Involved In Attempted Homicide Of Officer Might Be In Westmoreland Or Fayette County
• Coronavirus Unemployment: Over 100,000 Claims From Self-Employed, Gig Economy Workers In Mass.
• Model estimates COVID outbreak occurred earlier than previously thought
• In This Together: Aurora First Responders Celebrate Health Care Heroes With Parking Lot Parade
• Jahree Mashoun Walker, 18, Charged In Connection To Non-Fatal Shooting In Roseville Wednesday
• Dundalk Woman Arrested For Allegedly Punching Boyfriend, Threatening Him With Knives
• Miami-Dade County's COVID-19 Screening Program 'Sheds New Light' On Infection Rates
• Coronavirus Delaware: Schools Closed For Remainder Of Academic Year As COVID-19 Cases In State Near 3,000
• Doctor reacts to Trump's suggestions for treating coronavirus
• Coronavirus Updates: Jennie-O Turkey Facilities In Willmar To Temporarily Pause Operations
• Pirates Charities, Pitcher Trevor Williams Contribute $30,000 To Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank To Fund Drive-Up Distribution Event
• New funding for small business loans already gone, bankers say
• FDA Warns Of Serious Side Effects From Drugs Touted By Trump To Treat Coronavirus
• Ravens Could Target Interior Offensive Lineman In Coming Rounds Of Draft
• Coronavirus Update: East Bay Regional Parks Visitors Urged To Wear Face Coverings, Masks
• Monterey County Transgender ICE Detainee Released From Texas Detention Center
• Court Halts Dallas Health Center From Promoting Ozone Therapy As 'Only Prevention' For Coronavirus
• Report: NFL Teams 'Miffed' At Tom Brady, Want Bucs Penalized For Violating Social Distancing Restrictions
• Motels, Short-Term Rentals To Reopen Monday In Estes Park
• 'It Was Already Written': Rocklin Native Brandon Aiyuk Tweets Picture Of Himself In 49ers Gear At 4-Years-Old
• Dealing With The Future Of Live Events With On The Rocks Detroit
• Baltimore Officials Warn Residents Not To Drink Or Inject Disinfectant After President Trump's Comments
• Dr. Oz Asks A COVID-19 Survivor To Describe What She Felt When Doctors Told Her Her Condition Had Improved After 2 Stints On A Ventilator.
• Coronavirus: Texas Accuses US' Largest Egg Producer Of Price Gouging
• National Supermarket Adapts To Changes During COVID-19 Pandemic
• State of Michigan Releases Coronavirus Stats Among Hospitals
• Astronaut "can't even hug people" after 7 months in space
• Can Aaron Rodgers Handle Getting The Tom Brady Treatment?
• Stockton Shooting Leaves 1 Hospitalized; Suspect Sought
• Howard County Announces Hospital Surge Plan As Coronavirus Pandemic Continues
• Poll of Latinos finds only about half would vote for Biden
• 412 Food Rescue, Steelers Host Drive-Up, Walk-Up Food Distribution
• San Francisco Man Accused Of Crime Spree Including 6 Burglaries, 2 Bank Robberies
• Coronavirus In Texas: 2 McKinney Women Die From COVID-19 At Nursing Home
• Small Business Jax Kar Wash Dedicates Itself To Employees While Closed During Pandemic
• Denver's Mayor Happy The Raiders Passed On Jerry Jeudy So Broncos Could Get Him
• Coronavirus Latest: Mayor Young Announces Extension Of Baltimore City State Of Emergency
• New Treatment Could Be A Breakthrough For COVID-19 Patients
• 13 meat industry workers dead from COVID-19, union says
• President Trump Signs $484 Billion Package To Help Small Businesses, Hospitals & Expand Testing
• Two Local Businesses Offering Virtual 'Girls Night Out' Shopping Event Friday Night
• Arlington Detectives Searching For Murder Suspect After Woman Found Dead 
• Sheetz And Wawa Team Up To Deliver 1,000 Lunches To Pennsylvanians In Need
• 2 Pacifica Residents Arrested In Connection With 2019 Fatal Overdose, Operating Drug House
• Boston Aims To Test All Homeless For Coronavirus
• Trump Signs $484B Coronavirus Relief Bill As Jobless Rate Soars
• Md. Lawmakers Call For Families Who Qualify To Receive Additional COVID-19 Stimulus Payment As Soon As Possible
• Cambridge Research Institute Creates Plan To Test Reopening The Workplace
• Coronavirus is spreading fast in states that may reopen soon
• 'The Hardest Thing As A Child Actor Is Getting People To See You As An Adult': Tia Mowry On Netflix's 'Family Reunion' & 'Sister, Sister'
• Kings Join 49ers, Other Local Major Sports Teams In Donation 50,000 Face Coverings To Health Care Providers
• Dr. Oz Hears From A COVID-19 Survivor Who Had To Go On A Ventilator Not Once, But Twice, About How She Said Goodbye To Her Family From The Hospital. 
• Vermont To Issue Moose Hunting Permits To Help Control Ticks
• Large-scale human trial of potential COVID-19 vaccine kicks off at Oxford
• Registered Nurses At University Of Chicago Medicine Want COVID-19 Protection
• AT&T chief Randall Stephenson stepping down
• Judge Clears Baltimore's Planned Aerial Surveillance Pilot Program
• Rachel Skarsten On Playing Alice In 'Batwoman': 'I Got The Best Character, She's Just So Wacky'
• St. Paul Saints Holding Virtual Tryouts: 'If You Don't Have A Bat, Use A Broomstick'
• Mike Vrabel Makes Important Clarification On Unique Backdrop During NFL Draft
• Suspect Arrested For Looting Shuttered Rohnert Park T-Mobile Store
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: State's Reopening Complicated By Geography, Philadelphia Region Likely To Be Last To Reopen
• Coronavirus New Jersey: State Extends Ban On Trials, Allows Some Proceedings
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• Chicago Weather: Rain Showers Ahead, Into Weekend
• Sacramento Woman Accused Of Stealing Chainsaw, Attacking Victim With Hand Cart In Colfax
• United Airlines Requiring All Flight Attendants To Wear Face Coverings On The Job
• Self-employed workers get unemployment? Good luck with that
• Coronavirus Jobs Listing: Here Are Some Of The Companies That Are Hiring
• Population Boom Of Bald Eagles Along Lake Erie
• Walk-Up Coronavirus Testing In North Miami Delayed
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Two New Testing Sites To Open In Baltimore County Next Week
• Florida Keys To Remain Closed To Visitors Through May
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: Statewide COVID-19 Cases Approaching 40,000 As Death Toll Rises Above 1,600
• Cook County To Close Several Popular Forest Preserve Parking Lots On Weekends Due To Overcrowding Amid COVID-19 Crisis
• Coronavirus Update: SF Presidio Closing Some Streets To Cars For Pedestrian Social Distancing
• Coronavirus Forces California To Halt Plastic Bag Ban And 10-Cent Charge
• Southcliff Church Partners With Non-Profit To Offer Free Drive-Thru Pantry
• House Fire In Belmont Kills One
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Number Of Confirmed COVID-19 Cases Surges Over 3,000; 21 More Deaths Reported
• Coronavirus Latest: More Than 700 COVID-19 Deaths Reported In Maryland As Cases Reach Over 16.6K
• Dr. Oz asks Dr. Anna Zimmerman, A Pediatrician Whose 4-Year-Old Was Diagnosed With COVID-19, How She Explained The Virus To Her Son.
• Voters Have Until Midnight To Request Electronic Ballot In 7th Congressional Special Election
• Three In Custody After Police Involved Shooting In Miami
• U.S. immigrants finding new lines of work to stay employed
• Pa. Health Dept. Confirms 1,599 New Coronavirus Cases, Pushing Statewide Total To Over 38,600
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Xcel Energy Seeking To Provide $25M In Customer Relief
• Giants GM Dave Gettleman Explains Why He Wore Protective Mask At Home During NFL Draft
• Lysol Maker: Please Don't Drink Our Cleaning Products To Fight Coronavirus
• Alaska Agency Approves $7.5M Loan For Gas Company Purchase
• Biden predicts Trump will try to postpone the election
• Facebook Awards $175,000 In Grants To Pittsburgh-Area Small Businesses Struggling During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Eminem sends "mom's spaghetti" to Detroit hospital
• 'There Are Some Really Important Themes That People Need To Pay Attention To': Adam Rodriguez Previews Showtime Series 'Penny Dreadful: City Of Angels'
• This Day In History: It's Been 30 Years Since The Hubble Space Telescope Was Launched Into Space
• Santa Clara County Superior Court To Wipe Out Thousands Of Marijuana Convictions
• Coronavirus Patient At Sherman Oaks Hotel Breaks Quarantine
• Coronavirus Live Updates From CBS News: April 24, 2020
• Appeals Court Rules Detroit Students Have Rights To Literacy
• Police Find 1 Dead, 1 Injured While Responding To Burglary Call At North Richland Hills Apartment
• John Hickenlooper, Other Democrats Seeking Senate Seats, Grapple With How To Campaign Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
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• Police: Pasadena Man Armed With Box Cutter Robs Subway Restaurant
• New Jersey Courts To Resume Some Operations While Others Remain Suspended
• Stow Police Chief Accused Of Sending Explicit Texts, Trying To Meet 14-Year-Old Boy
• NFL Draft Day Two - Most Interesting Players On The Board
• Norwood Man Threatened To Infect Ashland Police, DPW Worker With Coronavirus, Police Say
• Ravens First Round Pick Patrick Queen Ready For 'A Lot Of Wins' In Rookie Season
• Florida Man Accused Of Spitting On Cop, Claimed Had Coronavirus
• Best Players Available For Patriots On Day 2 Of NFL Draft
• Coronavirus Prompts California Cities To Project 2-Year Losses Of $6.7 Billion
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Says Total Coronavirus Cases Climb To 1,177, Death Toll Increases To 71
• How Texas Democrats plan to pull off an all-virtual convention
• Coronavirus Updates: Some In GOP Eye Stay At Home Protests Warily, 'Republicans Are Nervous'
• Dr. Anna Zimmerman, A Pediatrician Whose 4-Year-Old Son Was Diagnosed With COVID-19, Tells Dr. Oz What Advice She'd Give To Other Parents Whose Children Have Been Diagnosed.
• California Gov. Newsom Finds New Friend In Washington: Trump
• Lamar Jackson Calls Ravens 1st Round Pick Patrick Queen 'Ray Lewis Jr.'
• Giant Asteroid About To Fly By Earth Looks Like It's Wearing A Face Mask
• Violent Week Continues In Denver With Another Deadly Shooting
• Liam's List: Your Guide To Fitness, Food, Fun, Staying Connected While Social Distancing
• Pa. Liquor Control Board Expands Curbside Pickup List
• Coronavirus Latest: Lysol Maker Urges Customers Not To Drink Cleaning Products After Trump Suggests Possibility Of Injecting Disinfectants To Protect From Virus
• Weather Blog: April Showers
• Baltimore Traffic: I-83 North Reopened At President Street After Flooding Leads To Closure
• Lysol Maker Urges People Not To Drink Its Products After President Trump Suggests Disinfectant 'Injection' To Fight COVID-19
• Darlington Will Host Spring NASCAR Race
• University of Michigan Facing More Legal Action Over Alleged Abuse
• Reopening Florida: Broward Health To Begin Rescheduling Priority Elective Procedures
• Two Arrested In Connection With Montara Fentanyl Death
• Whitmer Eases Rules As She Extends Michigan Stay-Home Order Through May 15
• Northeastern University Model Shows COVID-19 Spread In Boston In February
• Rather Than Keep Masks Given To Him, Willie Nelson Decided To Sign Them So Texas Resident Could Auction To Make More Coverings
• Illinois State Rep. Darren Bailey Sues Gov. JB Pritzker Over Extended Stay-At-Home Order
• NASCAR Gets OK To Work In Shops
• Dinner With Dr. J And Sixers GM Elton Brand? Philadelphia 76ers Join All-In Challenge
• Coronavirus Unemployment: Jobs That Are Hiring, Tips For Tailoring Your Skills
• VIDEO: 2 Cars Catch Fire In Sacramento Apartment Complex Parking Lot
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• Let's Dish Begins Pick-Up And Local Delivery Services
• Terry Bradshaw Releases Coronavirus Song 'Quarantine Crazy'
• Dr. Oz Asks Dr. Anna Zimmerman, A Pediatrician And Neonatologist What It Was Like To Discover Her 4-Year-Old Tested Positive For COVID-19.
• Trump speculates about injecting disinfectants to treat COVID-19
• Dissension In The Lions Front Office Over First Round Draft Choice
• Isaias Saucedo-Ugalde Charged With Trying To Rob Off-Duty Chicago Police Officer
• Apartments For Rent In Detroit: What Will $1,000 Get You?
• PTL Links: April 24, 2020
• Confirmed Cases Of Pet Cats With Covid-19: What Can Pet Owners Do To Keep Pets And People Safe?
• Boston Weather: Pick Of The Weekend Sandwiched Between Dreary Days
• CBSSports.com Grades Out The First Round Of The NFL Draft
• California Cities Project 2-Year Losses Totaling $6.7 Billion Due To Coronavirus
• Walgreens Opens 2 Rapid Coronavirus Testing Locations In North Texas
• Ruth's Chris Returns $20M Federal Loan After Backlash
• Lysol Maker: Don't Ingest Cleaning Products To Protect Against Coronavirus
• Restaurant owner and Trump appointee: Social distancing isn't practical
• 3 People Arrested After Stolen Car Crashes In Calumet City
• Broncos Head Coach Vic Fangio Had Some Internet Troubles On Draft Night
• Coronavirus Update: Lysol Manufacturer Warns -- Don't Inject Disinfectants
• Forest Hills Extends Tax Deadline
• John Elway Finally Picks A Player From Alabama In NFL Draft
• Philadelphia Police: 33-Year-Old Man Dies After Being Shot In Head In City's Belmont Section
• DraftKings goes public today despite lack of live sports to bet on
• Patriots Provide Inside Look At Making Thursday Night's Draft Trade -- From Home
• Miami Weather: Hot Friday & Shower Soaked Weekend
• Coronavirus Precautions: Experts Say No Need To Wipe Down Groceries, But Wash Hands
• Texas-Based ExxonMobil Reconfigures Manufacturing Plant To Make Hand Sanitizer
• More Than Half Of Residents At Brookline Senior Care Facility Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Coronavirus: Coast Guard Increases Security Around Oil Tankers Off LA Coastline
• Heroes Among Us: Vietnam Veteran Platoon Leader 'Wanted To Do What Was Right' For Men He Was Leading
• Submarine commander put on leave over lockdown party
• Coronavirus Update: Palo Alto Family's Return From China Didn't End Their COVID-19 Nightmare
• Coronavirus Task Force gives update on virus response
• Ones For Texas: Local Students Make Sure Prom Queen Gets Crown After Cancellation Of Event
• Coronavirus Roundup: First COVID-19 Death Identified; 49ers Make Most Of Remote NFL Draft; Stay Away From Beaches
• Las Vegas Raiders Draft Henry Ruggs, Damon Arnette With First Round Picks In NFL Draft
• Camden Native Cesar Ruiz Selected By New Orleans Saints In NFL Draft
• Ocean County Officials: Body Of Boater Who Went Missing Amid Storms Found
• Reckitt Benckiser, Maker Of Lysol: Do Not Ingest Our Cleaning Products
• Coronavirus Latest: Dr. Rob Danoff Shares Thoughts On Pennsylvania Reopening Plan, Gives Refresher On Wearing Masks
• TCU Receiver Jalen Reagor Goes To Eagles As 21st Pick In Draft
• Future Leader Gets A Jump On Medical Education
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• A QB To Succeed Aaron Rodgers? Packers Move Up In Draft To Take Jordan Love
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• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Weekend Running Event Raising Money To Feed Front-Line Workers
• Federal judge blocks Calif. ammunition purchase background checks
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• Police Investigating Shooting In South Side Slopes
• Department Of Agriculture Estimates 95% Of Colorado Peach Crop Lost In April Freeze
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• Georgia reopens for business amid pandemic
• Michael Avenatti released from prison over virus concerns
• Automakers rethink how to make workers safe
• Navy recommends reinstatement of captain fired over virus warning
• New York reports lowest number of daily virus deaths
• Trump says comments on injecting disinfectants was sarcasm
• Georgia reopens some businesses amid heavy criticism
• CBS Evening News, April 24, 2020
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• California Governor Gavin Newsom makes unlikely alliance with President Trump
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• Trump criticized for comment about injecting disinfectants
• Some shops in Italy start to reopen amid pandemic
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• New report finds Carnival allowed cruises to sail despite knowing about coronavirus threat
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• Nursing student accused of murder apparently fled U.S.
• Dr. Jon LaPook on potential dangers of Trump's unproven treatment suggestions
• Tom Hanks sends typewriter to boy bullied over his name
• Astronaut Jessica Meir on returning to a pandemic-consumed Earth
• New model says U.S. had coronavirus outbreaks before previously thought
• U.K. begins human trials for coronavirus vaccine
• Latino communities hit hard by coronavirus pandemic
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• Trump suggests injecting disinfectant to fight coronavirus
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