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Articles from April 25, 2020

• Dinners To Go: Food Trucks Bring Meals Into Neighborhoods During Pandemic
• Rivers Expected To Rise As Late April Heatwave Accelerates Snowmelt By Next Weekend
• PIT Maneuver Ends Chase Of Suspected DUI Driver
• Coronavirus: Glendale Barber Calls Clients 'Angels' For Paying In Advance After His Business Was Forced To Close Down
• Coronavirus: Angelenos Feeling The Blues During Stay-At-Home Orders
• CDC Adds Six New Possible Coronavirus Symptoms
• Warm Weather Brings People Outside During Stay-At-Home Order
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Muslim Community Staying Virtually Connected During Ramadan
• Coronavirus Decline In New York: '21 Days Of Hell, But We're Back To Where We Were,' Says Cuomo As Focus Turns To Antibodies
• Stockton Police Searching For 2 Women Accused Assaulting Woman, Dragging Her Through Parking Lot
• Sources: NYPD Officer On Motorcycle Struck, Killed By Vehicle On Cross Island Parkway In Queens
• Coronavirus Cabin Fever: Crowds Flock To Central Park Even As Social Distancing Enforcement Remains In Effect
• NJ Community Holds Special Drive-By Celebration To Honor 91-Year-Old Holocaust Survivor's Birthday
• SEE IT: Radio City Rockettes Perform Christmas Spectacular Favorite While Social Distancing
• 16-Year-Old Boy Shot In Arm By Baltimore Officers, Police Say
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Dozens Gathered Outside Gov. Walz's Residence Calling To Reopen The State
• Salon Owner Rips Cease And Desist Letter From Dallas Judge Ordering Her To Close
• Community Members Gather To Remember Mikel Fetterman, Demand Justice
• Illinois State Police Trooper Injured When Car Fails To Move Over, Slams Into Stopped Squad Car
• Auburn High School Baseball Team Makes The Best Of An Abrupt Season End With A Car Parade
• Dozens Of Firefighters Extinguish Garage Fire In South LA
• University Of Illinois Hospital Nurse Dies Of COVID-19
• Socially-Distanced San Franciscans Join Tony Bennett Virtually to Sing City by the Bay Anthem
• San Pablo Man Found Shot Dead Friday in Rodeo
• Dallas Police Searching For 19-Year-Old Murder Suspect
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: 'Deeply Disappointing' To See Residents Ignoring Social Distancing Guidelines, Officials Say
• Lions Draft Day Three Full Of Surprises
• 2020 NFL Draft: Who Stood Out On Day 3 Of The New York Jets Draft?
• Celebrity Chef José Andrés Distributes 25K Meals To Those In Need During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Nursing Home Opens Its Doors To Care For Coronavirus Patients
• Coronavirus updates from April 25, 2020
• Viviano: Ravens' 2020 NFL Draft Class 'Packed With Potential'
• NFL Draft: Miami Dolphins Draft Navy QB Malcolm Perry
• Coronavirus Latest: Maryland Tourism Officials Offer Online Activities To Inspire Future Travel
• Coronavirus Response: More Than 38K New Unemployment Claims Filed Using Maryland's New Website
• Area Residents Bemoan Vehicle Congestion on Mount Diablo Access Road During Park Closure
• Baltimore County To Pay $5.4M To Settle Age Discrimination Suit
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Military Jets Taking Salute To First Responders To New Heights
• NFL Draft: Steelers Pick Up Terps RB Anthony McFarland Jr., S Antoine Brooks Jr.
• Temple University Student Nearly Killed In Hit-And-Run Forced To Recover Alone In Hospital Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Steelers Sign 10 Rookie Free Agents
• LA County Officials Open Cooling Centers, Urge Residents To Keep Social Distancing During Heat Wave
• Highway 101 Overpass Work in SF Ahead of Schedule Thanks to Shelter-In-Place Traffic Falloff
• Coronavirus: Visitors Flock To Huntington Beach During Weekend Heat Wave
• 49ers Acquire Pro Bowl LT Trent Williams From Redskins; Joe Staley Retires
• Fire Crews Battle Shed Fire In Unity Township
• Although 'Retail To Go' Is Available, Dallas Store Owner Says Customers Are Sticking To Home Shipping
• Stressed Pets: How To Stop It Now And When You Go Back To Work
• 2020 NFL Draft: New York Giants Help O-Line In Draft, All Other Picks On Defense
• Coronavirus Updates: The Latest COVID-19 Headlines From April 25, 2020
• Coronavirus in Wisconsin: Health Officials Report Largest 1-Day Increase Of COVID-19 Cases In WI
• Coronavirus: San Bernardino County Reopening Parks, Other Recreational Areas
• Coronavirus Montgomery County: Food Workers Now Eligible For Priority COVID-19 Testing Due To Hot Spots In County
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Seeking Feedback On 4th Quarter Grading Guidelines
• What Bill Belichick Had To Say After 2020 NFL Draft
• MISSING: Maria Tirado, 19, Of Logan Square
• WHO: No Evidence Coronavirus Survivors Can't Get Second Infection
• Actor Dimitri Diatchenko, featured on "Sons of Anarchy," dies
• Local Group Of Friends Running Ultra-Marathon To Raise Money For Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank
• Group Of Teenagers Suspected Of Terrorizing, Vandalizing Folsom Neighborhood
• Burbank Bridge Demolition Gets Underway During 36-Hour Freeway Closure Of I-5
• Trevis Gipson Becomes Highest NFL Draft Pick From Cedar Hill High School
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Share Food Program Drops Off 750 Boxes Of Food To City's Most Vulnerable
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: What It's Like To Get A Drive-Thru COVID-19 Test
• Kennels Taking Extra Precautions Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• Four UM Hurricanes & FIU Quarterback Selected On Final Day Of NFL Draft
• Hundreds Gather Outside Frisco City Hall Chanting, Demanding To 'Open Texas'
• Denver Broncos Wrap 2020 NFL Draft With More Ammunition For Drew Lock
• NJ Community Feeds Hundreds Of Health Care Workers, First Responders Through Charity Barbecue
• Report: Patriots Signing QB J'Mar Smith From Louisiana Tech As Undrafted Free Agent
• Coronavirus Update: New Jersey Sees Triple The Number Of New COVID-19 Cases As New York In 24 Hours
• Patriots Reportedly Sign Will Hastings Off Undrafted Free Agent Market
• Local Printing Company Helps Seniors Celebrate Graduation With Custom Yard Signs
• There's 'No Evidence' Coronavirus Survivors Can't Be Reinfected, WHO Says
• Helicopter Crashes Near Pylesville; No Major Injuries Reported, State Police Say
• Man Stabbed In Front Of Modesto Bank
• Man Stabbed In Front Of Modesto Bank, Police Say
• Lisa Harrington Placed On House Arrest While Awaiting Sentencing
• Fire Completely Destroys House In North Andover
• 2020 NFL Draft: New York Jets Fill Some Big Needs In Joe Douglas' First Draft As GM
• Florida Coronavirus Update: Gov. Ron DeSantis 'In No Rush' To Lift Restrictions, State Will Reopen In Phases
• Coronavirus: Orange County Reports 124 New Cases, Two Deaths
• Virtual Birthday Party Held On Zoom For Missing Dulce Maria Alavez
• Parents Of College Graduates Find Unique Ways To Celebrate Their Children's Success During Coronavirus Outbreak
• Bill Belichick's Dog Nike Was The Star Of The 2020 NFL Draft
• Turlock Nursing Home: 3 Residents, 3 Staff Members Test Positive For Coronavirus
• 3 Residents, 3 Staff Members Test Positive For Coronavirus At Turlock Nursing Home
• Everything The Patriots Did At 2020 NFL Draft
• Welcome To The Nest: Philadelphia Eagles Round Out 2020 Draft
• Amber Alert Issued For 9-Year-Old Girl Traveling In Denver Metro Area
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 4-25-20
• Illinois Passes 41,000 Cases Of COVID-19 With 2,119 New Cases, Reports 80 Additional Deaths
• Woman Overcomes Seizures To Become Teacher & Foster Mom
• Protesters Demand Nationwide Halt To Rent And Mortage Payments Amid COVID-19 Crisis; 'The Government Can Do More, And They Choose Not To'
• Coronavirus Impact: Picking Up Lunch For Health Care Workers Leads To Inspirational Story
• Appeals Court in San Francisco Reinstates California Ammunition Purchase Background Checks
• 20 Positive Cases Revealed In Colorado's Long-Term Care Facility Testing
• Coronavirus In Wisconsin: Protesters Gathered Outside Capitol Calling To Reopen The State
• Coronavirus Impact: College And High School Students Adjust To Online Learning, Being Home
• Cardinal Gibbons High School Teachers, Staff Find A Way To Honor Class Of 2020
• 2 Arrested On Suspicion Of Attempted Murder Following Shooting, Shovel Attack In Stockton
• "We're doing what we got to do": Coronavirus' toll on NYC's EMTs
• Coronavirus Reopening: Jersey City To Let People Back Into 5 Parks Starting Monday
• 'It's Very, Very Serious:' Local Funeral Director Stresses Importance Of Checking On The Elderly During Coronavirus
• New York Weather: 4/25 Saturday Forecast
• Court Reinstates California Ammunition Purchase Law
• Protesters Push For Governor To Reopen Businesses
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: In Time Of Crisis, Hope Pregnancy Center Still Finding Ways To Help Pregnant Women In City
• Vacant Building In Worcester Engulfed In Flames
• Coronavirus Causes Sudden Strokes In Young Adults, Doctors Say
• 'It's Dire Right Now': Illinois Farmers Could Face Crisis As More Meat-Packing Plants Close Due To COVID-19
• Beverly Hills Police Chief Sandra Spagnoli To Retire In May
• Gov. Baker: Masks, State Coordination Will Play Big Part In Reopening
• Coronavirus Latest: Renters Sending Message To Landlords With Cancel The Rent Protest, 'If We Can't Work, We Can't Pay'
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 174 New Deaths, Total Cases Rise To 53,348
• FHP: 3 Dead In I-95 Dania Beach Crash
• Lincoln Police Seek Public's Help In Locating Credit Card Fraud Suspects
• Health Care Workers Treated To Free Gas In Aurora
• Barstool's Dave Portnoy Bids Big Bucks To Watch Football In Roger Goodell's Home
• Minneapolis Parks Remain Open, Many Amenities Being Modified Or Closed For Safety Reasons
• Bay Area Response to 2020 Census Robust but Asian and Pacific Islander Communities Lag
• Denton Rehabilitation Center Resident Is County's 20th Death From Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Delaware: Gov. Carney Requiring Face Masks For Residents In All Public Places
• NFL Draft: Ravens Pick Up S Geno Stone In 7th Round, WR James Proche In 6th Round
• The 4 Best Spots To Score Chicken Wings In Baltimore
• 1 Severely Injured After Motorcycle Crash In Eastern Minnesota
• Police: NH Man Pointed Gun At Another Driver During Road Rage Incident
• Forbes Magazine: Kanye West Is A Billionaire, The Rapper Says He Was Undervalued
• Lowell Nurse Prints Out Loved Ones' Photos For Patients Away From Family
• Finally, The Patriots' Jimmy Garoppolo Trade Return Tree Is Complete ... For Now
• California State Fair Canceled for 1st Time Since World War II
• As Weather Heats Up, Health Officials Warn Public To Practice Social Distancing
• Dallas Police Officer Returns To Work After Recovering From Coronavirus
• Woman Shot Inside Her Car On I-70 Succumbs To Injuries Days Later
• New Hampshire Coronavirus Death Toll Rises To 60 With 7 New Deaths Reported
• Chargers Select UCLA Running Back Joshua Kelley In NFL Draft
• Chicago Weather: Sunny Tomorrow; Warmer Temps, But More Rain Ahead
• Authorities In Florida Warn Of Road Rage Among Mating Gators
• Broncos Bring Strnad & Muti On Board In 5th & 6th Rounds Of 2020 Draft
• New Patriots Kicker Justin Rohrwasser Renounces 'Three Percenters,' Despite Tattoo On Arm
• COVID-19 Cases Soar In Two Florida Prisons
• Mayor Walsh: 10-Year-Old Girl Struck By Stray Bullet In Roxbury Is Recovering
• Woman Finds Heartfelt Goodbye Note From Husband After He Died From Coronavirus
• Coronavirus And Schools: Maryland Educators, Students Aim To Adapt To Closures
• City Government Advises Citizens To Follow Social Distancing As Weather Improves
• Coronavirus Creates Unprecedented Maryland Congressional Election
• Illinois Supreme Court To Hear Arguments Via Videoconference In May
• Philadelphia Eagles Acquire Wide Receiver Marquise Goodwin From San Francisco 49ers
• Bears Open Draft By Taking TE Cole Kmet, CB Jaylon Johnson
• Dallas County Reports 75 New Coronavirus Cases, 4 More Deaths
• Colorado National Guard Holding Targeted Testing Event In Weld County
• Reopening Pennsylvania: Gov. Wolf Provides Details On Specific Data Model For Reopening The State
• NFL Draft: Ravens Bolster Defensive Line, Take Broderick Washington Jr. In Fifth Round
• San Francisco Trades RB Matt Breida To Dolphins For 5th-Round Pick
• What Tight End Devin Asiasi Had To Say After Getting Drafted By Patriots
• Coronavirus Update: Local Residents Join Tony Bennett's 'I Left My Heart In San Francisco' For Noon Singalong
• Tarrant County Reports 4 New Coronavirus Deaths, Bringing Total Over 50
• Coronavirus Update: Indiana Reaches 14,395 Cases, 785 Deaths
• Cleaning Staff At Swedish Medical Thanked For Tireless Work
• Fire Heavily Damages Historic Point Reyes Station Building
• Patriots Draft Kicker Justin Rohrwasser Out Of Marshall With Fifth-Round Pick
• Coronavirus Shutdown? Send In Long Island's Craft Beer Delivery Dogs To The Rescue
• Hotelier with $60 million in small biz aid: We're keeping it
• Philadelphia Police: Man Rushed To Hospital After Being Shot In City's Elmwood Park Neighborhood
• West Point to bring back 1,000 cadets for graduation
• Police: 21-Year-Old Shot In North Philadelphia
• New details emerge in declassified Papadopoulos transcript
• 2 Shooting Victims Expected To Survive After Suspect Fires 'Numerous Rounds' In Garden Grove
• Niners Acquire Former Pro Bowl Tackle Trent Williams; Stalwart Joe Staley Announces Retirement
• NFL Draft: Ravens Take Offensive Guard Ben Bredeson In Fourth Round Of Draft
• What Dalton Keene Had To Say About Being Drafted By Patriots
• Man Guilty Of Threatening, Sending Dead Rat To Florida Ex-Wife
• MISSING: Rafik Mumatz, 14, Last Seen In West Rogers Park
• Police: Man Calls In Bomb Threat To Get Off Work In Palm Beach County
• People Are Having 'Weird Dreams' During COVID-19 Pandemic, Health Experts Say
• Albert Okwuegbunman Reunites With Drew Lock As Denver Bronco
• Wake Forest fires coach Danny Manning after losing stretch
• Meet The New Pittsburgh Steelers From Day 2 of The NFL Draft
• Coronavirus New Jersey: COVID-19 Cases Top 105,000 As Death Toll Nears 6,000 In Garden State
• University Of Maryland School Of Nursing Students Donate Intubation Domes, Face Shields To Area Hospitals
• Patriots NFL Draft Live Blog: Pats Take Memphis Center Dustin Woodard At No. 230
• Broomfield Extends Stay-At-Home Order Alongside Other Front Range Counties
• Meet Buddy and Barley, the doggy duo delivering beer during lockdown
• Huge amounts of methane leaking from U.S. oil fields, study shows
• What Anfernee Jennings Had To Say About Being Drafted By Patriots
• Coronavirus Update: Floridians Invited To Chime In On Re-Opening Of The State
• It's Academic: April 25, 2020
• Ed's Driveway: MINI Cooper Electric
• Greeley Stampede Postponed This Summer Due To Coronavirus
• Tens of thousands descend on beaches amid California heat wave
• Beer Dispensers Come Together For Beer Fundraiser To Help Families In Need
• Cuomo says independent pharmacists will be able to conduct diagnostic tests
• Man In Lynwood Dies Of 'Blunt Force Trauma' To His Head; Probe Underway
• Denver Broncos Enter Day 3 Of 2020 Draft After Building Around Drew Lock
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: In Largest Single Day Jump, COVID-19 Death Toll Rises 23, Confirmed Case Count Hits 3,446
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: Philadelphia COVID-19 Cases Top 12,000 As Statewide Total Exceeds 41,000; Death Toll Climbs Above 1,700
• Coronavirus Resources: Frederick Community Action Agency To Add Additional Food Drop Location
• Coronavirus Latest: Maryland Sees Largest Single-Day Increase In Reported COVID-19 Deaths
• Pa. Health Dept. Confirms 1,397 New Cases Of Coronavirus, Statewide Total Tops 40,000
• Experts See Uptick In Vivid, Weird Dreams During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Harford County Sheriff's Office Asking For Help In Locating Missing 16-Year-Old Girl
• Chicago Launches Homemade Cloth Mask Drive
• Boeing looks to restart production in three states with safety protocols in place
• Coronavirus Update: Trash Collectors Say Residential Waste Pickups Larger During Shelter In Place
• Sheetz To Give Free Coffee To Healthcare Workers, First Responders
• Coronavirus New Warning: FDA Alerts About Hydroxychloroquine, Chloroquine Use After Poisonings, Deaths
• Rush University Medical Center Research Project Tests For COVID-19 Antibodies
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept.: Coronavirus Cases Increases To 1,198, Death Toll Totals Reach 73
• Weekday Lane Closures To Continue Through May For Triple Bridges Replacement Project
• Coronavirus Latest: Gas Prices In New Jersey, Nation Still Falling With Decreased Demand
• Coronavirus Effect On Markets: Gasoline Prices Plummet As Tri-State Area Demand Falls
• Lions Grab Swift In 2nd Round, Then Add Okwara And Jackson In 3rd
• BARCS Finds Over 400 Shelter Animals Forever Homes Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Harold Reid, Statler Brothers bass singer, has died at 80
• Police Comfort Dogs Meet Up Through Zoom Meeting
• Alleged San Mateo County Serial Home Burglary Suspect Arrested; May Have Stolen $2 Million In Property, More Than 100 Guns
• What Nick Caserio Had To Say About Patriots Five Draft Picks On Day 2
• Denver Weather: Big Warming Trend In Week Ahead With Near Record Highs Possible
• To Get Around Stay-At-Home Orders, Spaniards Have Been Walking Some Unusual 'Pets'
• Russian cargo ship delivers 2.8 tons of supplies to space station
• '560 Fire' Burns At Least 60 Acres Near Cheesman Reservoir
• Shooting Leaves 1 Wounded, 1 Dead In Harlem
• "I'm Steel Staying Home": Pennsylvania Government Encourages Pennsylvanians To Stay Home With Pittsburgh Pride
• Surveillance Cameras Lead To Arrest Of I-80 Shooting Suspect
• Life Etiquette Expert Offers Tips For Being Well-Mannered During Stay-At-Home Order
• Coronavirus Update: Advocates Call For Sweeping Nursing Home Changes After Deadly Pandemic Outbreaks
• Coronavirus Roundup: Deadly Senior Care Facility Outbreak; Stay Home Orders Extended; Virtual Wine Tastings
• Slice Announces Pizza Kit Donation Program To Help Feed Frontline Workers During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Police Seek 4 In Connection To Robberies In Queens
• York County Coroner: 3-Year-Old Boy's Drowning Death Ruled An Accident
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links: April 25, 2020
• Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Announces More Virtual Content As COVID-19 Pandemic Continues
• 5-Year-Old Boy Surprised By Montgomery County Fire Department For His Birthday
• Maryland Gas Price Average Under $2 For Three Straight Weeks
• New Sloth Bear Cub At Philadelphia Zoo Named Keematee
• Coronavirus Response: United Airlines Requiring Flight Attendants To Wear Masks While On The Clock
• Doctors experiment with unproven stem cell therapy on COVID-19 patients
• Crews Respond To Abandoned Building Fire In Duquesne
• Pittsburgh Weather: A Wet And Rainy Weekend Ahead
• Hey Ray! How Pressure, Wind, And Moisture Help Create Hail
• Medical Experts And Product Manufacturers Urging Against Using Disinfectants To Treat Coronavirus
• Police Respond To Overnight Stabbing In Ellwood City
• Saturday's Show Info (4/25/20)
• Area Police Officers Help Celebrate Birthdays From Afar With Lights, Sirens, And Parades
• 'Welcome To The Steel City, Chase!'; Joe Manganiello Sends Message To Steelers Draft Pick Chase Claypool
• Mt. Lebanon Condo Residents Have Nightly Balcony Party While Socially Distancing
• One Woman Taken To Hospital In Critical Condition After Rescue From Panther Hollow Trail
• Two Additional Residents Die Of Coronavirus At Kane Living Center In Glen Hazel
• 'We Are On Our Own'; Congressman Conor Lamb Says That Pa. Not Expecting Any More PPE From National Stockpile
• A Narrow Escape - Batwoman
• Alex in Wonderland - Supergirl
• Chris De'Sean Lee - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Elizabeth Gillies - Whose Line is it Anyway?
• Como La Flor - Roswell, New Mexico
• Liberation - The Flash
• Coronavirus updates from April 24, 2020
• The Great British Fake Off - DC's Legends of Tomorrow
• Chapter Seventy-Five: Lynchian - Riverdale
• Episode 1 - Bulletproof
• Chapter Eleven: Who Can I Turn To? - Katy Keene
• Son of a Gun - In The Dark
• Unsafe Space - Charmed
• Robin Hood Rescues - Dynasty

Videos from April 25, 2020

• The Murder of Haley Anderson
• Members of Utah Symphony perform "Abblasen"
• Muslims celebrate Ramadan amid coronavirus restrictions
• 5 die of coronavirus in "close-knit" predominately black New Orleans group
• Despite decrease in infections, NYC emergency workers still overworked
• White House doing damage control after Trump's comments about injecting disinfectant
• Several states lifting stay-at-home orders despite concerns of coronavirus resurgence
• "CBS Weekend News" headlines for Saturday, April 25, 2020
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• Nature: Egrets
• Reports: North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's health in question
• World Food Program director on coronavirus: "The worst is yet to come"
• Texas Democratic party to hold convention virtually amid coronaviurs
• Millions still waiting for checks as surge in unemployment claims creates backlog
• The Dish: African American history captured in Toni Tipton's cookbook, "Jubilee"
• New York brewery uses dogs to help deliver beer while social distancing
• Exploring America's relationship with oysters
• The legacy of Benjamin Rush
• A look at how zookeepers are keeping animals entertained amid lockdown
• Americans look to nature as a temporary lockdown escape
• Remembering Desert One, 40 years later
• Coronavirus restrictions force changes in the real estate market
• Could stem cell therapy help treat coronavirus?
• Boeing implements safety measures to get employees back to work
• Breaking down the nearly $500 billion coronavirus stimulus package
• Trump says disinfectant comments were "sarcastic"
• Most Americans support stay-at-home orders, CBS News poll finds