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Articles from April 27, 2020

• Project Home: Bay Area Real Estate Market Chilled By Coronavirus Economic Impact
• Mixed Response To Face Mask Order In Yolo County
• Cal Maritime Academy Students Returning To Campus Next Month
• Southern California Couple Who Contracted Coronavirus Sues Princess Cruises
• King Soopers To Offer Free Coronavirus Drive-Up Testing On Auraria Campus
• What Can We Do About The Stress?
• Expectant Colorado Mother Spends 2 Weeks In Hospital, Fights Off Coronavirus: 'I'm Lucky I Got To Come Home'
• Coronavirus: Inland Empire Couple Pleading For $4K Refund On Rental Home After Being Forced To Cancel Wedding
• Colorado Doctor's Offices Try To Navigate Between Differing State, Local Orders
• Orange County Residents Warned About Packing Beaches As LA County Praises Locals For Staying Home
• Denver Woman Charged With Murdering Fellow Postal Worker
• CHP Sued For Banning Protests At State Capitol During Pandemic
• Sierra College Announces Fall Semester Will Be Online
• Waves Of Bay Area Golfers Hit Sacramento Amid Course Closures
• Coloradan 'Super Excited' To Finally Be Able To Have Her Back Surgery
• Coronavirus: WHO Says Immunity Not Guaranteed For Those Who Recover From Illness
• Denver Health CEO On Timing Of Bonuses: 'I Am Deeply Sorry'
• Truck Drivers Wait For Loads As Demand Slows Down In Colorado
• New SBA Loans Available, But Some Colorado Small Businesses Aren't Holding Their Breath
• Greeley Jeweler Taking Extra Precautions Under Safer-At-Work Guidance
• Round Two Paycheck Protection Program Loans: Will Californians Get Money This Time Around?
• Coronavirus: States Relaxing Lockdowns As U.S. Nears 1 Million Cases
• Selland's And OBO Italian To Reopen For Takeout On Thursday
• SF New Deal Helps Struggling Restaurants Stay Open To Feed The Needy During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Woman Worried About COVID-19 Exposure, As She Has To Go For Rabies Shots After She And Her Dog Are Attacked By Pit Bull
• Coronavirus News In Minnesota: The Latest COVID-19 Headlines From April 27, 2020
• Spanning 3 Counties, Aurora Faces Confusing Reopening
• Patriots Rookie Kicker Justin Rohrwasser Says He'll Remove Controversial Tattoo
• Coronavirus Latest: Blue Angels, Thunderbirds Teaming Up For Flyovers In Philadelphia, Trenton To Honor Frontline Workers
• Volunteers Fill About 1,500 Vehicles At Food Distribution Event At Big Butler Fairgrounds
• FBI Searching For Missing Maryland Mother Heather Grogg And Teen Danielle Tyler; Disappearance May Have Ties To Jonathan Riddle's Murder
• Experts: Families Should Begin Negotiating With Colleges For More Financial Aid Due To COVID-19
• LASD Investigating 'Disgusting' Egg Attack In South LA
• Man With Dementia Has Recovered From COVID-19, But Can't Get Back To Assisted Living Facility Without New Test
• Stony Brook University Researchers Starting New Estrogen Trial In Battle Against COVID-19
• San Bernardino County Eases Restrictions On Local Parks, Trails
• Body Recovered Monday From Platte River Near I-25 & Alameda
• North Texas High School Student-Athlete Battling 2 Forms Of Leukemia
• 18 Workers Have Tested Positive For COVID-19 At Tootsie Roll Factory On Southwest Side
• Sutter County Says Three Departments Allowed To Reopen With Flattening Of The Curve
• Coronavirus Antibodies Present In Nearly 25% Of All NYC Residents, Cuomo Says; Un-PAUSE In Certain Regions Of NY Might Begin In May
• Homeowner Cited After West Side House Party That Was Captured On Video Violating Stay-At-Home Order
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Trump Admin Says 365,000 N95 Masks And Nearly 900,000 Surgical Masks Delivered To State
• Coronavirus Montgomery County: Two Local Businesses Ensuring Residents Stay 'MontCo Strong'
• NYC Announces 'Self-Swab' Coronavirus Testing, Hopes To Hire 1,000 Contact Tracers
• Maryland's 7th Congressional District Special Election Is Tuesday. Here's What You Need To Know
• Coronavirus Reopening: Gov. Murphy Details 'The Road Back' 6-Step Plan For New Jersey
• Children, Elderly Residents Evacuated From Burning Apartment Building
• Community Saves Taunton Karate Studio During Coronavirus Shutdown
• Medical Professionals Press For Return Of Elective Surgeries
• Reopening Broward: Mayor Dale Holness Announces County To Open Most Parks, Golf Courses & Marinas
• As Downstate Judge Rules In Favor Of Suit Against Stay-At-Home Order, Some In Chicago Are On The Fence
• Coronavirus In Baltimore: City Council Unanimously Extends State Of Emergency
• State Police: 80 People Charged With Violating Governor's Coronavirus-Related Orders In Maryland
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: How Expanded COVID-19 Testing May Play Out In Minnesota
• Skating Coach Diane Ness Is Itching To Get Out And 'Just Glide!'
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Want To Get Your Groceries Delivered? Try These Stores
• Good Question: What Are The Guidelines For Outdoor Get-Togethers?
• Coronavirus Resources: Maryland SPCA Creates Pet Food Pantry
• Mayor Provides Update On Covid-19 In Detroit
• Coronavirus Latest: 12 COVID-19 Cases Confirmed At St. Elizabeth Rehabilitation And Nursing Center
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Special Education Teacher Turns Fish House Into 'Magical' Mini Classroom
• Ford Prepares To Reopen Amid Pandemic
• Ford Company Executive Salaries Top $70M While Ford Made Only $47M
• Covid-19 Pandemic Taking Harder Toll On Those With Autism
• Bus Riders Are Now Required To Wear Masks Under Executive Order
• Michigan Gas Prices Are The Lowest They've Been In A Decade
• Judge Greg Mathis Gives Away 500 Gift Cards
• WHO: There's No Evidence Of Immunity After Catching Covid-19
• Increase In Bankruptcy Filings Last Month, Many Seek Financial Protection
• Coronavirus: Ventura, San Bernardino Counties Report New Cases, No New Deaths
• Ocean City Man Killed In Crash On I-70 In Mount Airy
• Coronavirus Latest: Gov. Hogan Directs Maryland Department of Health to Release Nursing Home Data on COVID-19 Cases
• 4 Taken To Hospital After Ceiling Collapses At Washington County Nursing Home
• How Dental Appointments Will Be Different After Coronavirus Shutdown
• More Than 400 Chicago Police Officers, Staff Have Now Tested Positive For COVID-19
• 16-Year-Old Girl Riding Hoverboard Hit, Killed By City Of Hagerstown Dump Truck
• Police Ask For Public's Help In Identifying Palms Shooting Suspect Caught on Camera
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Vice President Pence To Visit Mayo Clinic To Learn About Testing 'Moonshot'
• 2 More LAPD Employees Test Positive For COVID-19 Bringing Total To 81
• Joe Biden Confident He'll Turn Florida Blue, Says He'll Restore Obama-Era Cuba Policies In Exclusive CBS4 Interview
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Wayzata Assisted Living Facility To Permanently Close After Deadly Outbreak
• CDC Announces Additional Coronavirus Symptoms All Too Familiar To North Texans
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Gov. Tom Wolf To Reopen Businesses Related To Outdoor Activities, Including Golfing, On May 1
• Coronavirus Latest: 'There's A Shot' Some Of Jersey Shore Could Be Open For Memorial Day Weekend, Gov. Murphy Says
• Northam Open To Idea Of Reopening Business On Regional Basis
• Coronavirus Latest: Italian Doctor Fears Potential 'New Contagion' As Country Set To Slowly Lift Lockdown
• Chicago Weather: Rain Chance Through Midnight
• Colorado Salons, Barbershops Preparing To Reopen Under Strict Guildelines
• Solano County Driver Survives Rollover Crash Near Canal
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Ag Commish Says Food Supply Stable, But Future Disruptions Likely
• Coronavirus: 2 Inland Empire Men Charged In $4M Mask Scheme
• 'New Flying Etiquette': JetBlue Passengers Required To Wear Face Masks
• AFC North Has New Look, Though Ravens Still The Team To Beat
• Police Source: Severed Head, Body Parts Found In Refrigerator At SF Sunset District Apartment
• 'Unprecedented Damage': Politician, Businesses Ask U.S. Supreme Court To Lift Gov. Wolf's Coronavirus Shutdown Order
• Turlock Senior Nursing Facility Coronavirus Outbreak Turns Deadly
• Tom Hanks, Rita Wilson To Donate Blood For Coronavirus Research After Overcoming Virus
• Getting Answers: Are We At Risk Of A Break In The Food Supply Chain?
• 1 Killed, 2 Arrested, More Than 200 Citations Issued In Dallas Street Racing Incidents Over Weekend
• Coronavirus: Rideshare, Delivery And Taxi Drivers Can Get Tested Regardless Of Symptoms; Senior Meals Program Expanding
• Coronavirus Latest: University System Of Maryland Creating 'Return To Campus Advisory Group'
• LA County Pushes For Additional Nursing Home Protections During Coronavirus Pandemic
• CA Risks Backslide As Warm Weather Lures Folks Outside During COVID-19 Stay Home Order
• Coronavirus Latest: More Than 100 COVID-19 Patients Could Be Housed At Salisbury University Dorm As Soon As Tuesday
• Coronavirus Update: San Jose Officials Consider Easing Restrictions For Construction Work
• Coronavirus Update: Concerns Raised Over Meat Supply Chain After Processing Plant Outbreaks
• Expert: Working From Home Likely To Remain More Of A Norm Even After Coronavirus Pandemic Subsides
• CBS News: White House Testing And Tracing Guidance Puts Much Of The Burden On States
• Pittsburgh Police Officer Helps Man With Disabled Vehicle, Buys Him Gas
• Drive-Thru COVID-19 Testing Now Available At The Alameda County Fairgrounds
• Gov Abbott: Coronavirus Stay At Home Order Expires April 30; Partially Reopening Texas
• Coronavirus Study: Nitric Oxide Could Help Patients Breathe Easier
• Amid Coronavirus Pandemic, Celebrity Chefs Pivot From Gourmet Meals To Feeding The Hungry
• 'Not Your Conventional Hospital': Field Hospital For COVID-19 Patients At Baltimore Convention Center Opens Monday
• Judge Grants State Lawmaker's Request To Spare Him From Gov. JB Pritzker's Extended Stay-At-Home Order; Governor Vows To Appeal
• Coronavirus Update: San Francisco Police Issue 17 Citations For Health Order Violations, Warn 78 Others
• Man Killed, Another Injured In South Baltimore Shooting
• Police: Man Wanted After Leading 100 MPH Chase, Wrecking Car And Fleeing Into Woods
• State Rep. Darren Bailey Says Gov. Pritzker's Stay-At-Home Order Extension Violates Constitution
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: SEPTA Bus Operator Becomes 5th Employee To Die Of COVID-19
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Minnetonka's 'Virtual Family Challenge' Is Keeping Homebound Community Engaged
• Plano Nursing Home Resident Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Sheriff: Burglary Suspect Pretended To Be Asleep, Spit On Sergeant's Face After Breaking Into RV
• Mount Sinai Doctor Working In COVID-19 Unit Tells Of 6-Week Restriction From Seeing His Family
• Arlington Police Chief Will Johnson Announces Retirement
• Coronavirus Precautions: Somerville, Cambridge To Require Face Masks In Public; Violators Face $300 Fine
• Coronavirus Update: Bay Area Public Health Officers To Revise, Extend Shelter-In-Place Orders Through End Of May
• 'Whether You're Rich Or Poor, You Can Be Tested': Carson City Officials Open First SoCal COVID-19 Testing Site Free For All Residents
• Coronavirus Response: Sheetz Giving Free Coffee To First Responders, Health Care Workers Through June 1
• Coronavirus In Allegheny County: Elected Officials And Health Experts Believe The County Could Be One Of The First Areas To Reopen
• "Food supply chain is breaking," Tyson Foods chairman warns
• Class Of 2020: Ventura County Adopt-A-Grad Page Recognizes Seniors As Prom, Graduation Canceled Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• 'Digital Divide' Causes Frustrations For Some MN Families Navigating Distance Learning
• Camden's Adventure Aquarium Celebrating Birth Of Little Blue Penguin
• 'Dining IN For Life': Support Local Restaurants And Help Feed Coloradans With Life-Threatening Illnesses
• 'Heroes Of UPMC': Pittsburgh Health Care Professionals Work Virtually With New York Hospital To Save Lives, Beat Coronavirus
• 'Held Together With Bubble Gum And Rubber Bands': In 2017, Auditor General Said Pa.'s Unemployment System Wouldn't Be Able To Handle A Recession
• Modesto Neighborhood Pantry Helping Families Survive The Pandemic
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Biden challenged to pick black woman as running mate
• Checking In With Susan Koeppen: The FBI Reports An Increase Of Complaints About 'Brokers Offering PPE Which May Be Suspect'
• Sutter Roseville Hospital's ER Expansion Opening Amid Coronavirus Crisis
• El Milagro Shuts Down Western Avenue Tortilla Plant For 2 Weeks After Employee Dies Of COVID-19
• Coronavirus Recovery: Virtua Memorial Hospital Staff Celebrates As Patient Discharged Following Weeks In Intensive Care
• UCLA Teams Up With Beyonce Initiative To Offer Free Online Mental Health Tools During Coronavirus Pandemic
• 'I've Got Jesus Christ And A Whole Refrigerator Filled With Food': Allegheny Co. Residents Are Tired Of Staying At Home But Are Counting Their Blessings
• 'In This For The Long Haul': Gov. Jared Polis Details What To Expect During Safer-At-Home Phase
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Statewide Organization Outlines Plan To Mitigate Spread Of COVID-19 In Nursing Homes
• Shut Out Of Federal Lifeline, Gold Coast Nail Salon Owner Pleads Case To Pritzker That She Can Reopen Safely In COVID-19 Pandemic
• COVID-19 Crisis Closing Processing Plants Could Force Meat Shortages
• State Launches Online Guide To Colorado's 'Safer At Home' Restrictions And Resources
• Remains From Landfill Identified As Dystynee Avery, 19
• Remains Of Paramedic Eric Pracht Found, More Than 3 Years After His Disappearance
• Effie Yaew Nature Gives Back Challenge
• Bradley-Bourbonnais Community High School To Offer Social-Distanced Graduation During Coronavrius Pandemic -- Is It Safe?
• Denver Mayor Speaks On CNN About Stay-At-Home Order Extension
• 'We Are Devastated': Amoeba Music Won't Reopen At Original Hollywood Location Due To Financial Strains Amid Coronavirus Shutdown
• STRIDE Community Health Center Is Offering Antibody Tests In Aurora And Wheat Ridge
• LA County's Poorer Communities Seeing 3 Times The Number Of Coronavirus Deaths
• Coronavirus Latest: Barnes Foundation Offering 'Takeout' Series Showcasing Artwork On YouTube
• Coronavirus Latest: Philadelphia-Based Comedian's Remix Of 'Ignition' With Coronavirus Hook Helping Keep Grandmas Everywhere Safe
• Denver Broncos And Food Bank Of The Rockies To Feed 2,000 Families At Mobile Food Pantry
• Coronavirus Resources: Salvation Army Launches Program To Help Homebound Seniors Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• New Normal: MBTA Discusses Changes Made During Coronavirus Pandemic That Could Stay
• Coronavirus Update: California Bar Exam Delayed Until September
• Pacifica Police Seek Leads, Offer Reward For Finding Suspect In Attempted Murder Of Pregnant Woman
• Retired Boxer Shoe Shining In San Francisco 30 Years After Holyfield Fight
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Cambria Plant Employees Return To Work With New Safety Measures In Place Monday
• 'It's A Marathon': U of M's Dr. Osterholm Says We're Only At The Beginning Stages Of Fighting COVID-19
• Novi's History Began with a Racing Heritage
• 'Voter Disenfranchisement': Drastic Reduction In Polling Places Could Mean Long Lines In Allegheny Co. On Election Day
• Exasperation Grows Over Delays Trying To Sign Up For Unemployment, 'People Have No Food, People Are Talking About Suicide'
• Coronavirus: Riverside County Reports 3,643 Total Cases, More Than 650 At Assisted Living Facilities
• What Happens When Your Employer Cuts Your Pay?
• Alameda County Sheriff's Deputy Arrested For Alleged Drunken Altercation On Boat
• Mom-And-Pop Businesses In MN Struggling To Survive Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Coronavirus In Texas: Career Day Takes A Virtual Turn In Forney
• Coronavirus Latest: Headache, Sore Throat Among New Possible Symptoms Of COVID-19
• Roger Goodell Surprises LifeBridge Health Doctor With Super Bowl LV Tickets
• Restaurant Owners: Reopening With Regulations Could Keep Business Slow
• Sheriff: Man Rescued From Burning Car After Crash Near Willmar
• Chicago Blackhawks John McDonough Out As CEO, President
• Max Minute: Coronavirus Possibly Linked To Younger Stroke Patients
• Mayor De Blasio Says Time It Takes For Task Force Recommendations Will Not Delay NYC Starting To Reopen
• Bears Draft Pick Cole Kmet 'Great Young Man' With 'Blue Collar Work Ethic,' Says Former High School Coach
• Miami-Dade County Animal Services To Host Drive-Through Pet Food Bank
• Some Businesses Allowed To Provide Curbside & Delivery Service
• Coronavirus In Texas: Denton County Reports 12 New Cases, 5 More Recoveries
• Slippery Rock Musicians Adjusting To Teaching Virtually During The Coronavirus Pandemic
• Jets Head Coach Adam Gase: 'Feel Like Things Are Moving In Right Direction'
• Massachusetts High School Athletes Cope With Lost Seasons Due To Coronavirus
• 3 In Custody After Deadly Shooting In Douglas County
• Coronavirus Latest: Safe Streets, Community Organizations Shift Focus To COVID-19
• Coronavirus Pandemic Posing Serious Challenges To Restaurants Struggling To Survive Or Reopen
• San Francisco Police Search For Suspect In Oakland After Pursuit Across Bay Bridge
• 'The Similarity Is Amazing': Miami Historian Dr. Paul George On Coronavirus & 1918 Spanish Flu Pandemic
• DMV Gradually Reopening With Restrictions For Customers
• O'Hare Airport Workers Deemed 'First Responders,' Denied Paid Time Off To Take Care Of Kids During Pandemic
• Coronavirus Latest: COVID-19 Pandemic Putting Strain On Families Sharing Custody Of Children
• Coronavirus Good News: 47 Kids Come Together Virtually To Make Inspiring Music Video
• Reopening Miami-Dade: Mayor Carlos Gimenez Announces Reopening Plan For Parks, Boating and Golf Courses
• Convicted Murderer Will Be Released A Year Early Due To Coronavirus
• Merrill Reese 'Surprised' Eagles Drafted Quarterback Jalen Hurts In Second Round
• 'We Need Them': UMSON Gives Students Early-Exit Option To Join Nursing Workforce During COVID-19 Pandemic
• 'Protects Everyone': Paramedics Can Video Chat With Doctors During Coronavirus Pandemic Through New UPMC Program
• Tesla Says Cars Can Automatically Stop For Traffic Lights, Stop Signs
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: City Cautionary Tale After Series Of Decisions Led To Huge Resurgence Of Spanish Flu In 1918
• Larimer County Residents Asked To Remain Cautious Under Loosened Restrictions
• 'Worcester Takeout Day' Aims To Boost Businesses Hurt By Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Memoriam: Remembering Retired NYPD Officer Frank O'Reilly And Guidance Counselor Paula Bremmer
• Houston Texans' Laremy Tunsil Negotiates Record Contract Without An Agent: 'You Just Have To Bet On Yourself'
• 2 Baltimore Police Officers Taken To Hospital After Crash, Department Says
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 'Putting People Into Shelter Right Now Is Potentially A Death Sentence,' Homeless Encampments Grow
• Coronavirus Impact: Why Minnesota Has A Higher COVID-19 Death Rate Than Wisconsin
• NH Health Officials Announce 75 New Coronavirus Cases
• UC Berkeley, UCSF Researchers Post Preliminary Results Of Joint COVID-19 Antibody Test Kit Study
• Speaker Pelosi, Rep. Jayapal Endorse Biden In Effort To Unite Progressive, Establishment Democrats
• 'Tragic Beyond Words', Texas Woman Kills Her 2 Children, Mother In Murder-Suicide
• Draft Could Bring Vikings More Help Now Than North Foes
• Trent Williams Can Fill Joe Staley's Big Shoes
• 16-Year-Old Injured In Police-Involved Shooting Had Replica Gun, Officials Say
• Coronavirus Cancellations: Anthrocon 2020 Canceled Due To Coronavirus
• Illinois Man Who Spent Retirement Delivering Handmade Crosses To Mass Shootings Has Weeks To Live
• Orange County COVID-19 Cases Surpass 2K As People Flock To Beaches, Death Toll Stands At 39
• Coronavirus Shutdown: Some Hair Stylists Turn To 'Underground,' Black-Market Barbering As Salons Remain Closed
• 'We Flattened The Curve': Gov. Baker Promises New Timeline Guidance This Week
• No Charges For Foster City Police Officers In Shooting Of Child Sex Abuse Suspect
• Coronavirus Update: SF Mayor Breed Apologies To FEMA For PPE Hijacking Remarks; Feds Probe 3rd Party Supplier
• Small biz disaster loan program a disaster, owners say
• NYPD Commish On Pandemic Policing: Open Streets To Present Challenges, Stopping Burglaries, Speeding, And More
• 'There's Got To Be A Better Way', Austin Mayor 'Disturbed' By Fatal Police Shooting Of Man
• Coronavirus Concerns: Reports Of Strokes In Young People, CDC Adds New Symptoms
• Now Hiring: Job Seekers Should 'Get Ready' For New Normal By Reviewing Resume, Honing Virtual Interview Skills
• Norcal Rural Counties Press Newsom To Reopen As Bay Area Extends Stay At Home Order Through May
• Boston Partners With MGH On Coronavirus Antibody Study
• Brockton Police Arrest 2 Men Who Allegedly Wore Masks During Armed Robberies
• Popular Heartburn Drug Being Studied As Possible Treatment For Coronavirus
• UMD Teams Up With Facebook To Track Where Coronavirus Symptoms Are Being Reported Around The Country
• Now Hiring: Securitas Security Services Looking To Fill 1,500 Positions In DFW Area
• Coronavirus: Gov. Newsom Critical Of Crowded Ventura, OC Beaches
• Coronavirus In Texas: Collin County Reports 13 New Cases, 196 Total Current Cases
• High School Students, Colleges Adjust To Changes In Admissions Process
• Help Wanted: Contact Tracers To Track Down COVID-19 Cases And The People They Connected With
• Coronavirus Update: Key West Opens Beaches & Parks
• Nevada, Colorado Join California In West Coast Pact Putting Science Ahead Of Politics
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: 11th Port Authority Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19, 9th Case At West Mifflin Garage
• Coronavirus Latest: Maryland Company Offering Online Education Videos For Free
• It's Wrong To Use Two Spaces Between Sentences, Microsoft Word Says
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Business Owners Finding Ways To Stay Afloat After Gov. Murphy Announces Plan To Reopen State
• Furloughed due to the virus? Here's what you need to know
• VIDEO: Crowded American Airlines Flight Leaves No Room For Passengers To Practice Social Distancing
• Miami Mayor Francis Suarez Says They're Developing Three-Phase Plan For Reopening
• Broward Schools Changes Food Distributions To Twice A Week
• Samuel Robinson Arrested In Montbello Murder Investigation
• How Much Will Texas Renters Impacted By Coronavirus Pay In Late Fees? It's Up To Landlords
• Trump insists "testing is not going to be a problem at all"
• Penguins' Evgeni Malkin Makes Big Donation To Ronald McDonald House
• Lucky Ducklings Rescued From Storm Drain By Arvada Police
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Gov. Murphy Unveils 6-Point Reopening Plan As Stay-At-Home Order Remains In Effect Until Further Notice
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Mayor Kenney Says 'Early Signs We Are Past The Worst' As Cases Near 13,000
• Gov. Newsom: California Weeks, Not Months, Away From Loosening Stay-At-Home Order
• Can you get coronavirus twice? Doctors aren't sure yet
• PETA Plans Billboard To Memorialize Chickens, Shame Meat Eaters After Large Stanislaus County Barn Fire
• Gov. Ron DeSantis: Florida Will Reopen From Coronavirus Shutdown In 'Baby Steps'
• Airbnb adopts new cleaning rules for a coronavirus world
• An Appreciation Of James Develin -- A Truly Rare, Elite Champion For Patriots
• Coronavirus Update: California Bar Exam Delayed Until September
• Federal Small Business Relief Program Off To Rocky Restart Plagued With Computer Snags
• Coronavirus Resources: Pet Food Banks, Pantries In Maryland
• Police Searching For Suspects In Murder Of Isaiah McKnight
• Coronavirus Latest: Temporary Morgue Set Up In Delaware County As Deaths Rise, Funeral Services Put On Hold
• RI Gov. Hopes To Lift Coronavirus Stay-At-Home Order On May 8
• Man In Critical Condition After South Side Slopes Shooting
• Large house parties violating Chicago's stay-at-home order
• Modesto Man Rearrested A Day After Release On California Zero Bail Policy
• Howie Roseman On Drafting Jalen Hurts: 'We Believe In Carson, But At Same Time We Believe In QB Position'
• Our 'Topsy Turvy' World Through The Lens Of CBS4 Photojournalist Rafael Murciano
• 'His Survival Is Basically The Nation's Survival': Ted Widmer On Book 'Lincoln On The Verge: Thirteen Days To Washington'
• Coronavirus Latest: Northeast Philadelphia Man Maps Out Love For City By Running Entire 76-Mile Perimeter In One Day
• Coronavirus Latest: Pennsylvania Expands Curbside Pickup Service To Nearly 400 More Fine Wine & Good Spirits Stores Across State
• Coronavirus Economy: Many Pennsylvanians Waiting More Than Month For Unemployment Benefits
• Richard Childress Is Auctioning Off Earnhardt's Race Car To Fund Virus Relief Work
• Blue Angels & Thunderbirds To Pay Tribute To Essential Workers With Fly Over Detroit
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 1,524 New Cases, 104 Additional Deaths
• Coronavirus Update: San Francisco Shelter Order Extended To End Of May; Golden Gate Park's JFK Drive Limited To Pedestrians
• New York state cancels presidential primary
• Coronavirus In West Virginia: Gov. Justice Shifts Testing Standard, Unveils Plan For Reopening
• 'This Is How Lynch and Shanahan Think'; 49ers Beat Writer Evaluates Team's New Look After Draft
• Gov. JB Pritzker Shoots Down Suggestions Stay-At-Home Order Not Needed Downstate; 1,980 New Cases of COVID-19 Statewide, 50 Additional Deaths
• Man Shot Walking To Corner Store In SF Mission District
• Gas Prices Could Drop To $1.65 A Gallon Next Month, AAA Says
• Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra Reduces Salaries And Cancels Concerts Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• NBA Pushes Plan To Reopen Facilities Until May 8 At Earliest
• New Texting System Will Answer Questions About Unemployment Claims In California
• Newman Says He's Ready
• Coronavirus In Wisconsin: Gov. Evers Announces Some Nonessential Businesses To Reopen
• 'We Have Safety Directors On Every Job': Construction In Pa. To Resume May 1 Under Safety Guidelines
• When Should You Throw Away A Mask? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Coronavirus Updates: Burnsville Native Develops Mask Exchange Website
• Coronavirus Update: Santa Clara Toll Reaches 103 Victims; 6 More Flu Deaths Reclassified As COVID-19 Fatalities
• Netflix reveals upcoming Michelle Obama documentary
• Biden challenged to pick a black woman as running mate
• Supreme Court tosses dispute over New York City gun rules
• Louisiana pastor again holds services, defying house arrest orders
• LA Lakers got near-$5 million federal small business loan
• Pa. Game Commission Adds 3 New K-9 Teams, Pups Will Be Trained In Detection And Tracking
• Coronavirus In Ohio: Gov. Mike DeWine Says Many Businesses Will Reopen In May, With Limits
• Rams Draft Roundup: Cam Akers, Van Jefferson Strengthen Offense
• 2 Men Charged With Allegedly Breaking Into A Car In Woodlawn Thursday Night
• Tips & Tricks For Babysitting Remotely
• Coronavirus Update: Gov. Newsom Chastises Shelter Scofflaws; 'Virus Doesn't Take The Weekend Off'
• Tom Hanks' blood to be used in coronavirus research
• Bowman's Virtual Victory Makes It 3 Straight For Hendrick
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: Golf Courses, Marinas, Privately-Owned Campgrounds Allowed To Reopen Friday, May 1
• Oklahoma governor calls on Trump to declare virus "act of God"
• Chuck Lorre Family Gives $250K 'Challenge Grant' To LAUSD For Student To-Go Meals
• Gov. Newsom: We Are Weeks Away From Loosening Restrictions On Stay-At-Home Order
• Nancy Pelosi endorses Joe Biden, praising "values and integrity"
• New York deaths "tragically high" but lowest daily toll of April
• CDC adds 6 new possible coronavirus symptoms
• 'Resulting Deaths Will Be Tragic': Health Care Leaders Oppose Reopening Weld County
• Deportees from U.S. make up 20% of Guatemala's COVID-19 cases
• Coronavirus Protection: Walsh Says It's 'Unacceptable' To Not Wear A Mask While Grocery Shopping
• Abortion battle rages in Poland despite coronavirus lockdown
• Flamingos Take A Stroll Through Denver Zoo Before Visitors Return
• Colorado Realtors Remain Careful, Creative As Some Counties Allow In-Person Showings
• Former Mt. Zion Prep, Current Tulane Basketball Player Charged With Murder In Georgia
• Phunware, Trump campaign data firm, responds to critics of its small business loan
• Coronavirus In Midwest: Meat Suppliers Warn Consumers Could Face Less Selection, Higher Prices
• Colorado Weather: Near Record Heat This Week Will Raise Rivers And The Fire Danger
• Vail Resorts Offers Season Pass Holders Credits Of Up To 80% Toward Next Season
• Coronavirus: LA County Sheriff's Decontamination Center Can Clean Up To 10,000 N95 Masks At A Time
• After 74 Years, Family-Owned 20th Street Cafe Won't Reopen After Pandemic
• Lightfoot: New COVID-19 App Will Provide Info, Preregister Residents For Future Vaccine
• Caltrans Makes Progress On New US Highway 101 Bridge Deck Project In San Francisco
• Q&A: Why contract tracing will be key to fighting the coronavirus
• DMX holds Bible study on Instagram
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Nearly 70 Percent Of Race Data Is Unreported In COVID-19 Tests, Gov. Tom Wolf Says
• After Weekend Of Technical Difficulties, New One-Stop Md. Unemployment Site Adds Virtual Waiting Line, Gating System
• CDC Adds 6 New Possible Symptoms Of Coronavirus
• 'Phenomenally Asian' Campaign Responds To Rising Discrimination During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Sonoma County Sheriff's K-9 'Mako' Dies After Medical Emergency
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: Nearly 900 New Cases Of COVID-19 Reported As Statewide Total Tops 43,000
• South Korea again downplays rumors about health of North's Kim
• Greg Zanis, Auora Man Who Built Crosses For Mass Shooting Victims, Has Weeks To Live Amid Bladder Cancer Diagnosis
• Mayor Walsh: Boston Will Not Reopen On May 4
• Person Of Interest In Custody After Woman Found Stabbed To Death In West Baltimore, Police Say
• Social Media Leads Undercover Investigators To $60K Drug Bust
• Nick Cordero's "Waitress" co-stars sing to support his COVID recovery
• Royal Caribbean seeks trademarks its own face mask: "Seaface"
• GOP State Lawmakers Want Details From Gov. JB Pritzker On Inmates Released During Pandemic
• Coronavirus In Dallas County: 91 New Cases, Judge 'Hopeful' Governor's Expected Announcement Will Align With Health Officials
• Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank To Host Food Distribution At Big Butler Fairgrounds
• Detroit Lions Release Four Players Monday
• Lakers Reportedly Received $4.6M From Federal Relief Package
• Coronavirus Pandemic Prompts New York To Cancel Its Democratic Primary For First Time Ever
• El Salvador authorizes use of "lethal force" against gangs
• Indiana Coronavirus Deaths Reach 844, With 70 COVID-19 Fatalities In Lake County
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Department Of Health Announces Elective Procedures And Surgeries Can Resume
• Police: 2 Men Dead After Crash On Detroit's West Side
• Burning Tanker Closes I-70 At C-470 During Monday Morning Commute
• Mendocino County Burglary Suspect Re-Arrested On Assault Weapons Charges, Released On Zero Bail
• Million-Dollar Whisky Sale Targeted In Cyber Attack, Auctioneer Says
• 27-Year-Old Man Killed In Pedestrian Crash In Prince George's County
• Coronavirus Impact: Small Businesses In Minnesota Apply For Second Round Of PPP
• Man Who Drowned While Fishing In Western Colorado ID'd As Mark Lancaster
• 21-Year-Old Glen Burnie Man Charged In Child Pornography Case
• McDonald's Offers Free 'Thank You Meals' To Health Care Workers And First Responders
• Fullback James Develin Announces Retirement After 8-Year Career With Patriots
• ACM Awards Moves To Grand Ole Opry In 'Music City' For First Time Ever
• Sierra College Plans On Remote Instruction For Fall 2020 Semester
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• Coronavirus: 2020 OC Fair Canceled For First Time Since World War II
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• New Jersey Twin Sisters Accepted To 5 Ivy League Schools
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• Mohamed Noor's Lawyers Push For New Trial In Shooting Death Of Justine Ruszczyk Damond
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