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Articles from April 29, 2020

• Coronavirus: Grocery Stores Limiting Meat Purchases Over Concerns Of A Shortage
• Police Investigating Officer Seen Punching 14-Year-Old Boy On Viral Video
• Coronavirus: Gov. Newsom Expected To Announce Closure Of All Beaches, State Parks
• Report: 7.5M Small Businesses At Risk Of Closing As Result Of Coronavirus Pandemic
• Mixed Messages For Relatives Receiving Stimulus Payments For Deceased
• Confusion Following Expirations And Extensions Of County Public Health Orders
• Livermore Cold Case Rape Suspect Released From Custody Over Coronavirus Concerns
• Drug Trials Show Remdesivir Has 'Significant Positive Effect' In Slowing Progression Of Coronavirus
• Oakdale Brothers Rescue Boy Floating Down River In Kayak, Calling For Help
• Colorado Renaissance Festival Postpones Season, Will Open Aug. 1
• Big O Tires Offers Free Repairs After Vandals Slash Tires In Denver Neighborhood
• Billboard Truck Brings Art Into Communities
• Eviction Notices Posted To Governor's Mansion Gate As Concerns Grow Over How To Pay May Rent
• Rural Hospitals Get Some Relief, Other Financial Issues Remain
• 3.7M Californians Have Filed For Unemployment Since Mid-March
• Mobile Clinic Brings Free Coronavirus Testing To Sacramento Homeless Shelters
• UC Davis Doctors Find Success With Experimental Coronavirus Treatment Remdesivir
• Carjacking Suspect Killed In Crash After Stealing Good Samaritan's Vehicle
• Amid Growing Demand, The Action Center Asks For Community Support To Keep Food Bank Stocked
• Film Company Helps Westminster Seniors Celebrate Graduation Virtually
• Coronavirus: San Bernardino County Reports More Deaths, Ventura Reports New Cases
• Colorado Man Sues Gov. Polis Claiming Stay-At-Home Order Violates U.S. Constitution
• Virtual Five Points Jazz Festival To Be Broadcast Across The State
• Despite Coronavirus, Boys & Girls Clubs Still Helping Families
• Goldstein Investigates: Coronavirus Cases At Terminal Island Federal Prison Increase 900% In A Week
• U.S. Sens. Smith, Warren Press To Include $50B Childcare Bailout In Next Relief Package
• Strangers Work Together To Feed At-Risk Neighbors In San Francisco Sunset District During Pandemic
• Coronavirus: US Death Toll Tops 60,000 As Labs Race For A Vaccine
• How Deaf Interpreters Work Together During COVID-19 News Conferences
• More Testing & Contact Tracing To Help Colorado Flatten Coronavirus Curve
• Worcester Walmart Closes Temporarily After 23 Employees Get Coronavirus
• Zoom Meeting Involving Delaware Rep. Lisa Blunt Rochester Hacked With Racist Messages
• 'Buck Stops With Me' | Gov. Hogan Apologizes To Marylanders Struggling To File For Unemployment During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus: Gov. Newsom Expected To Announce Closure Of All Beaches, State Parks
• Dr. Fauci: Drug Tested On Coronavirus Patients In Mass. Shows Promise
• Dozens Of Bodies Found In Unrefrigerated Trucks Near Brooklyn Funeral Home
• Coronavirus Coverage: Leaders In Butler And Armstrong Counties Say They Deserve To Be Among First To Reopen During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Thousands Of Marijuana Convictions Wiped Off Books In Santa Clara County
• Coronavirus Shut-In Relief: New Jersey Reopening Parks, Golf Courses On Saturday
• SPCALA Shares Guidelines To Keep Pets Safe After Pug In North Carolina Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Reality Check: Who In Minnesota Hoarded An Unproven Coronavirus Drug?
• Woman Sues Cubs After Saying She Was Hit In Face With Foul Ball, Seriously Injured In 2018
• Police Crack Down On Homeless Individuals Sleeping On Subways, In Stations As Cuomo Calls For Increase In Train Cleanings
• Can Experimental Antiviral Drug Remdesivir Help Combat The Coronavirus?
• Man Accused Of Stealing Coronavirus Sample Arrested Days After Release
• Coronavirus Latest: Fearful Shoppers Overbuying Meats In Bulk Putting Strain On Supply Chain
• Pennsylvania Bill Prohibiting Marriage For Anyone Younger Than 18 Heading To Gov. Tom Wolf's Desk
• CSU, UC Students Want Some Fees Refunded Since COVID-19 Shut Down Campus Life
• Some Illinoisans Complain They Receive Unemployment Benefits, But No Debit Card To Access Them
• Heartbreaking Story Brings Much-Needed Attention To Mental Health Of Our Health Care Workers
• Coronavirus & Schools: Miami-Dade Outlines Early Plans For Summer, Next School Year
• River Grove Firefighter Dies Of Stroke After Recovering From COVID-19
• Reopening Florida: First Phase Of Reopening Begins Monday, Except In South Florida
• Brooklyn Man Facing Federal Charges After Allegedly Stealing $12,000 Worth Of Stimulus Checks
• Chicago Researchers Excited About Encouraging Results For Antiviral Remdesivir In Treating COVID-19
• 'Heartbreaker': Uncertainty During Coronavirus Pandemic Has Local Communities Already Canceling Summer Festivities
• Blue Angels, Thunderbirds Scheduled To Fly Over Maryland Saturday; Gov. Hogan Deems It Healthcare Heroes Day
• Will Ravens QB Lamar Jackson Rush For 1,000 Yards Again In 2020? Vegas Thinks So
• Police Release New Photo Of Person Wanted For Questioning In Fatal Subway Fire
• Couple Says Area 1 Towing Company Charged Them Exorbitant Fees Including 'COVID-19' Fee, Broke Other Promises
• Jersey City, Hoboken Residents Urged To Boil Water Following Tuesday's Main Break
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Struggling Small Businesses Band Together To Sue Gov. Tim Walz
• Colorado Day Spas Facing Big Questions On Whether To Reopen
• Stanford Study On MLB COVID-19 Antibodies May Help Settle Debate On Infection Rate Of Virus
• Ford Loses Billions, Says It Expects To Lose $5B In The Second Quarter
• State Senators Pass Resolution Urging Gov. Whitmer To Ease Ban On Non-Essential Procedures
• Henry Ford Hospital Participates in Plasma Program
• Ravens Exercise 5th-Year Option On All-Pro CB Marlon Humphrey
• Chase Bank Requiring Higher Credit, More Down For New Home Loans
• Coronavirus: Which LA Neighborhoods Are Being Hit The Hardest?
• Working From Home: Employees And Employers Are Considering Keeping The New Workflow
• Project Vital: NASA Workers Design, Develop Ventilator From Scratch
• Tequila Company Jose Cuervo To Pay For Authentic Mexican To-Go Orders
• Worcester Pastor Limits Parishioners Days After Violating Coronavirus Order
• FIU QB James Morgan Heads Into The NFL With A 'Big Chip On My Shoulder'
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Mosquito Control In The Time Of COVID-19
• Michigan Congressman Justin Amash Announces Presidential Exploratory Committee
• Health Official Says Underused Testing Sites In San Francisco Will Soon Be Up To Capacity
• Coronavirus Latest: New Jersey Gov. Murphy To Meet With President Trump At White House Thursday
• Coronavirus Update: San Francisco Unified School District Opts For 'Credit/No Credit' Grading
• Coronavirus News In MN: Latest COVID-19 Headlines From April 29, 2020
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Gov. Hogan Issues Executive Order Requiring Universal Testing Of All Nursing Home Residents, Staff
• Coronavirus Latest: 45 More Deaths Reported At Maryland Nursing Homes
• Coronavirus Latest: Risk Of Dog Contracting COVID-19 'Extremely Low' But Owners Should Still Be Cautious, Veterinarian Says
• Benefiber Prebiotic Supplements Being Recalled Due To Possible Plastic Contamination
• West Roxbury Man Sends Gift Cards To People With Disabilities Impacted By Coronavirus
• Funds Sought To Bolster Long-Term Care Industry
• Chicago Weather: Wind Advisory
• Coronavirus: Project Safe Haven Launches To Help Survivors Of Domestic Violence; Testing Expanded To All Angelenos
• Coronavirus Latest: Experimental Drug Remdesivir Expected To Be 'New Standard' In Treating COVID-19 With FDA Approval
• 2 Injured In Suisun City Shooting Tuesday Afternoon
• Twins, Other MLB Teams Offer Ticket Refunds, Credit For Games Not Played
• Electrostatic Sprayers In High Demand To Disinfect Surfaces From Coronavirus
• Pennsylvania Among States Where You Are Most Likely To Get Your Identity Stolen
• 'It's Unrealistic At This Point': Teachers Association Responds To Idea Of Starting School Year Early
• NFL Still Plans For 2020 Season To Start On Time As Coronavirus Pandemic Continues
• Tom Hanks Donates Blood For Coronavirus Research After Overcoming Virus
• How the pandemic is changing air pollution levels
• Police Searching For Suspect Who Allegedly Pepper Sprayed 71-Year-Old Man At Arlington Laundromat
• Cancellation Of 2020 Baseball Hall Of Fame Induction Weekend Is For 'Everyone's Safety,' Ken 'Hawk' Harrelson Says
• Doctor Says Coronavirus Stay Home Orders Affecting Posture, Skin And Sleep. Here Are Some Tips
• Air Travel In Coronavirus Age: Experts Say If You're Nervous To Fly, Airlines Will Try To Work With You
• UC Davis Researchers To Begin Testing Coronavirus Vaccine Patch This Week
• Coronavirus Survivor Stories: Queens Man Says 'I Don't Think I'd Be Home' If It Wasn't For Blood Plasma Donations
• 30th Annual Cherry Creek Arts Festival Canceled In July
• 'This Is What Americans Are About': Gov. Andrew Cuomo Displays Wall Covered With Homemade Masks Sent To New York From Across The Country
• The Toll Of Reopening Timeline: No End In Sight For Area Businesses, Families
• Police: Fayette Co. Father Wanted For Beating His Sons, Ages 7 And 4, With Metal Baseball Bats, Metal Sticks, Wooden Boards And Belts
• Benefiber Prebiotic Supplements Being Recalled Due To Possible Plastic Contamination
• 2 Firefighters Injured While Fighting Flames At Far North Dallas Apartment Complex
• Families Face Guilt As Assisted Living Facilities Hit Hard During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Charity Started By Dodgers Pitcher Clayton Kershaw Raises $85,000 For Coronavirus Relief
• Philadelphia Eagles Re-Sign RB Corey Clement To 1-Year Contract
• Woman Stabs Officer In Leg At Scene Of Fire In Avondale, Police Say
• Coronavirus: Los Angeles City Council Adopts Ordinances To Protect Laid-Off Workers; Seeks To Expand Renter Protections
• Denver PrideFest 2020 Goes Virtual Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• Cyclist In Critical Condition After Crash; Responding Medic In Serious But Stable Condition After Going In Cardiac Arrest
• UMB, Baltimore Arabbers Deliver 2K Pounds Of Chicken To Residents
• Broncos Country Gets Positive & Uplifting Message From Across The Pond
• Hull Superintendent Fired Amid Accusations Of Misconduct
• Car Dealerships Refusing To Take Back Leased Vehicles During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Tracy Amazon Employee Dies Of Coronavirus-Related Complications
• New York Attorney General Calls For TV Providers To Cancel Live Sports Programming Fees Due To Coronavirus Sports Shutdown
• Thrifters In Midst Of Used Clothing Boom From Stay-At-Home Closet Purges
• 'The Donor Gave Up Their Life': Pittsburgh-Area Double-Lung Transplant Recipient Is Thankful For Life. He's Now Putting His Health First During The Coronavirus Pandemic
• Chiropractors Say They're Seeing More Patients With Back And Neck Pain While Working From Home During The Coronavirus Pandemic
• USDA Approves Maryland's Plan For New Meal Assistance For Kids Who Would Get Free, Reduced-Price Lunches
• Coronavirus Latest: NH Reports 6 New Deaths, 50 Additional Cases
• Coronavirus Update: SF Eases Rules On Outdoor Businesses, Activities As City Extends Shelter Order Through May
• Government To Audit PPP Loans Above $2 Million, Which Could Include Cicero Energy Company That Got $9.5 Million
• FAA Investigating Actor Harrison Ford After Incident At Hawthorne Municipal Airport
• Gov. Jared Polis: Goal Of 10,000 Coronavirus Tests Average Per Day By End Of May
• Coronavirus Update: South Bay Lawmakers, Unions Push For Greater Protections For Essential Workers
• Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi Shares Warning About Fraudulent Antibody Tests, What Is Known So Far About COVID-19 Antibodies
• Restaurant Group Seeks Special Fund From Congress
• Placer County Letting Health Order Expire Saturday As Statewide Shelter-In-Place Order Remains In Effect
• Near Record Heat Combined With Above Average Snowpack Sets The Stage For Avalanches
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Gov. Walz, Congressmen Visit Worthington To Talk Safe Reopening Of Pork Plant
• '$10,000 Pumped Into The Manure Pit': Clayholm Farms Say With Restaurants Closed, They Have Too Much Milk And Not Enough Demand
• Federal Prison In Fort Worth Has 2nd Most Coronavirus Cases In Country
• Victory Villa Baptist Church Congregation Surprises Pastor Before He Delivers Service
• Will County Teenager Caitlin Whisnant Dies From COVID-19
• Coronavirus: Riverside County Reports 2 More Deaths, Extends Face Covering Requirement Through June 19
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: House Passes Bill That Would Allow Some Restaurants To Sell Alcoholic Beverages To Go
• As Governor Convenes Advisory Committee, Small Businesses Wonder When They'll Reopen
• Coronavirus And Sports: Orioles Changing Ticket Policy Due To Pandemic
• 'A Dramatic Turn For The Worst': 64-Year-Old Beaver Co. Man Barely Showing Coronavirus Symptoms Dies Of A Stroke
• The Rent Is Due Soon, But Can All Tenants Affected By COVID-19 Afford To Pay?
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Gov. Walz To Give Details Thursday On Next Phase Of Stay-At-Home
• Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski Tours New PPE Factory In Randallstown
• 'It's Not Mine Anymore': KDKA's Ken Rice On How His Home Has Changed During The Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Update: Yolo County Extends Shelter-In-Place Order Until May 31
• 434 Chicago Police Officers, Staff Have Now Tested Positive For Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Latest: Johns Hopkins Creates Team To Help COVID-19 Patients Deal With Psychological Effects Of Virus
• Officials Issue Boil Water Advisory After Massive Water Main Break In Allentown
• Amid Coronavirus Shutdown, Day Cares Face Permanent Closures
• Colorado Congressman Highlighting 'Local Heroes' In Social Media Videos
• Coronavirus Latest: Drive-By 100th Birthday Celebration Held For Woman At South Jersey Senior Center
• Worries Grow At JBS Following Trump's Order To Keep Plants Open
• Coronavirus Latest: Chester County Parks To Begin Gradually Reopening Next Week
• Checking In With Susan Koeppen: Guide To Performing Hands-Only CPR During Coronavirus Pandemic
• 25-Year-Old Man Missing From Rosedale For More Than Two Weeks, Police Say
• Some Chicago Firefighters To Be Tested For COVID-19 Before And After Work
• Coronavirus Latest: State Opening Testing Site At Perdue Facility In Salisbury Amid COVID-19 Outbreak In Maryland Poultry Workers
• LA County Sees Over 1,500 New Coronavirus Cases Wednesday, 56 Deaths
• WATCH - Coronavirus Your Money And More: Personal Finance
• With No Spring Sports, High School Juniors Lose Best Recruiting Pitch For College
• Vaping may not be better for your heart than cigarettes, study finds
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: In-State College Tuition Frozen For Next Year Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: New FDA Policy Being Implemented To Reduce Food Waste
• Coronavirus Closings: Ocean City Beach, Boardwalk To Remain Closed Until May 15 Or When Gov. Hogan's Stay Home Order Lifted
• With A Possible Meat Shortage Looming, People Are Turning To Local Farms
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: The fate of unspent campaign cash
• Small Dallas Restaurant Owner Receives SBA Loan After CBS 11 Reported His Story
• 'We Need Each Other More Than Ever': Pa. Second Lady Gisele Fetterman Raises $20,000 To Buy Giant Eagle Gift Cards For People In Braddock
• Coronavirus Update: Hundreds Wait Long Hours For Much-Needed Food
• Minnesotan Who Was Fmr. Liberian Security Forces Commander Deported
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: Phones Won't Stop Ringing At Marinas, Golf Courses As They Prepare To Open
• Coronavirus Update: Bay Area Recreational Golf Permitted Next Week
• American cruise ship workers stuck onboard amid pandemic
• Wine Shops Prove Essential During Coronavirus Pandemic: 'Definitely Seeing People Buying More'
• Orrstown Bank Officials Meet With President Trump About Paycheck Protection Program
• Some Rangers Fans Who Bought Tickets To Games Not Played Anxiously Await Refunds
• Dallas And Fort Worth ISDs To Hold Virtual Commencement Ceremonies For Class Of 2020
• Phillies Launching Virtual 'Storytime With The Phillie Phanatic' On Instagram
• Wine Shops Prove Essential During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Pandemic Forces Telehealth To Take Off
• Sharing Stories Of Kindness, Dallas ISD Librarian Sets Up Virtual Book Club For Students
• Indiana Coronavirus Deaths Near 1,000 As State's Stay At Home Order Due To Expire Friday
• Dr. Fauci On Sports Returning, Knicks' Front Office Decision, And Giants' 'Mr. Irrelevant'
• 'I Would Encourage Parents To Think The Same Way': Pa. Secretary Of Education Says There Is 'Uncertainty' About Whether Schools Reopen In The Fall
• McKinney To Offer Up To $1,500 Grants To Small Businesses, Nonprofits Impacted By Coronavirus
• Volunteers Deliver Baskets Of Snacks To Hospital Workers Battling Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Impact: Hardship From Unemployment Driving Many To Food Distribution Lines
• Coronavirus Impact: Parkland Dad Uses Son's Legacy To 'Let The Music Play On'
• Study: Asymptomatic Coronavirus Patients May Have Infected Nursing Homes
• U Of C Students Continue Tuition Strike 'To Make It Easier For Folks Who Can't Afford To Pay Right Now'
• Coronavirus: Orange County Reports 2 Additional Deaths Bringing Total To 44
• COVID-19 Diagnoses, Fatalities Continue To Climb In Texas 
• So Cute: New Castle Firefighters Rescue Ducklings From Storm Drain
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: City Seeing New Signs Of Hope As Construction, Golf Can Resume On Friday
• Coronavirus Latest: Former Villanova Lacrosse Player Goes From Field To Frontlines Of COVID-19 Battle
• 'We Didn't Sign Up For This': Educators Share Advice On Teaching Kids At Home During Coronavirus Shutdowns
• Coronavirus Testing: New Drive-Thru Site To Open At Holiday Park In Fort Lauderdale
• Department Of Labor Extends Deadline To File For COBRA Insurance
• Invisible Hands: Volunteers Deliver Groceries To Seniors And Others Stuck Inside
• Coronvirus Update: Surgical Masks Thrown Onto Southbound I-880 Near Whipple Tie Up Traffic
• Coronavirus In Texas: Fort Worth Businesses Eligible For Microloans
• Keller @ Large: Growing Push Back Against Ban On Religious Gatherings
• Opening Of New 27J School Postponed Until 2021
• Hotel Helps Feed Coronavirus Health Care 'Superheroes' In Colorado
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Cloquet Meat Market Becomes Hub For Food Drive
• Tesla Posts Surprise First Quarter Profit Despite COVID-19 Plant Shutdown, Losses
• Coronavirus Updates: Wisconsin Medical Device Maker Ramps Up To Fight COVID-19
• NYC Enlists U.S. Military Experts To Help Front-Line Workers Manage 'Combat Stress'
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Minnesota National Guard Hosts CrossFit Wednesdays Aimed At School Kids
• VIDEO: Small Bear Spotted In Davis Neighborhood; Search Still Ongoing
• Coronavirus Memoriam: Remembering Selfless Yoni Bradin And Pamela Orlando
• Coronavirus Town-By-Town Numbers: Chelsea Still Has Highest Case Rate In Massachusetts
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Poison Control Officials Report An Uptick In Calls Amid COVID-19 Outbreak
• Workers Won't 'Automatically' Be Pushed Off Unemployment If They Choose Not To Return To Work
• Coronavirus In Texas: 10 New COVID-19 Cases Confirmed In Denton
• 15-Year-Old Pleads Guilty To Manslaughter In Death Of John Weed At Frederick Fair
• WBZ's Lisa Hughes, Liz Walker Named Among Boston's 100 Most Influential People
• Coronavirus Economy: Small Business Owners Claim 'System Is Very Broken' As Federal Loans Still Hard To Get
• Coronavirus Latest: DJ Khaled Calls On Philadelphia To 'Stand Up And Definitely Represent This All-In Challenge'
• Coronavirus Update: Why Not Take A Virtual Class To Break Up The Routine?
• Fishermen Say Possible Meat Shortage Unlikely To Benefit Fishing Industry
• Coronavirus Forcing College-Bound Seniors To Consider Taking Gap Year Due To Various Uncertainties
• Clippers Team With Local Artist To Create Limited-Edition Merchandise Benefiting Mayor's COVID-19 Fund
• Teen Shot In Southwest Miami-Dade
• Small Business Grants Program
• Verizon Small Business Recovery Fund
• Fort Lauderdale, Broward Open Some Parks, Recreational Facilities In First Step To 'New Normal'
• Facebook's Business Looking Resilient Despite Coronavirus Pandemic
• All Leprino Employees Tested For Coronavirus, Many Were Asymptomatic
• Facebook's growth slows but tops Wall Street forecasts
• Another Republican Lawmaker Files Lawsuit Against Gov. JB Pritzker's Extended Stay-At-Home Order
• Rowlett Business Stimulus Grant
• 4 Elderly Women Robbed In San Francisco; 34 Looting Charges Filed
• 'A Little Bit Of Hope': Baltimore Washington Medical Center Accepting Cards For Patients Who Can't See Family Due To COVID-19
• Costco to require shoppers to wear a face mask starting Monday
• The Foote Files: Media And The Cuban Missile Crisis
• Sacramento County Extends Stay-At-Home Order, Issues Some Clarifications To Allowed Activities
• How Safe Is The Meat Supply Chain? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• COVID-19 Pandemic Delays Awarding Of 75 New Marijuana Dispensary Licenses In Illinois
• 'We've Done Well': Does Southwestern Pennsylvania Pass The Test To Reopen?
• Coronavirus Forces National Baseball Hall Of Fame To Cancel 2020 Induction Weekend; Derek Jeter Must Wait Until 2021
• 'The End Is Slowly Approaching', Miami-Dade Reopens Parks, Golf Courses
• Canterbury Village Transforms Into a Drive-In Theater
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: New Bill Would Allow Restaurants And Hotels To Sell Curbside Cocktails
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Legislators On Both Sides Of Aisle Encouraging Gov. Murphy To Pick Up Pace Of Reopening Businesses
• Coronavirus Protection: Face Masks Now Required In Cambridge, Somerville And Lawrence
• Collin County Reports 18 New Coronavirus Cases, 204 Total Current Cases
• NYC teacher dies after family says she was denied testing
• Lyft To Cut 17% Of Staff, Furlough Hundreds More Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• 'You're Coming To Work Crying': COVID-19 Surge Taking A Toll On Nurses
• Swedish Sniper Mathias Brome Signs One Year Deal With Red Wings
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Golf Courses Begin To Release Reopening Dates
• Coronavirus Latest: San Francisco 49ers' Jullian Taylor 'Donating To Family' By Giving To Temple University Hospital
• Coronavirus Updates: Costco To Require All Workers & Shoppers To Wear Face Masks Starting May 4
• Edens Expressway Reopens, Suspect In Custody After Barricade Situation In Skokie
• Coronavirus In Texas: 3 Tarrant County Women Die, Countywide Death Toll Now 61
• Marin County Officials Expand Eviction Protections During Coronavirus Emergency
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Farmers Who Normally Supply Wholesale Facing Drastic Cut In Profits During Pandemic
• Baker On Massachusetts Golf Courses Re-Opening: Not Yet
• Now Hiring: DHL Supply Chain Looking To Fill More Than 50 Jobs
• Flaring & Smoke From Suncor Possible During Maintenance On Wednesday
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 2,253 New COVID-19 Cases Statewide, 92 More Deaths
• Coronavirus Economy: Philadelphia's Tourism Industry Has Lost $1 Billion Due To Pandemic
• NFL Says 2020 Season Is Scheduled To Start On Time In September
• Police Seek 2 Suspects Accused Of Breaking Into Numerous Vehicles, Stealing Gun
• California Farmers, Food Banks Form Partnership As Produce Demand Dips But Hunger Spikes
• Some CDOT Projects Are Ahead Of Schedule Following Less Traffic
• Body Found In North Fork Of Cosumnes River Believed To Be Boy, 16, Missing Since Friday
• Supreme Court win for gun control groups could be temporary
• Senators Ben Cardin, Chris Van Hollen Announce $10.7M Grant For Chesapeake Bay Conservation Projects
• 'It's My Fault': Kentucky Governor Apologizes To Tupac Shakur Over Unemployment Claim Mix-Up
• Coronavirus Latest: Penn Vet Conducting First-Of-Its-Kind Research Project To Determine If Dogs Can Detect COVID-19 Through Smell
• Coronavirus In Baltimore: Through His Lens, Photographer Captures Impact Of COVID-19 On City Life
• Boston Man Arrested After Allegedly Spitting On ER Nurses, Claiming Contagious Disease
• 'These Women Will Show You A Side Of New York You've Never Seen Before': Director Crystal Moselle On HBO's 'Betty'
• Trump's meat mandate leaves worker safety unclear
• Police: Man, 56, In Custody For Attempted Murder In Bloomington
• LA County Sheriff's Dept. Reports 66 Employees, 107 Inmates Have Tested Positive For COVID-19 Since Pandemic Began
• Teen's Shooting Death At Castro Valley Apartment Complex Deemed Suspicious
• Dr. Anthony Fauci Says Professional Sports Are Not Yet Ready To Return
• CVS Pharmacies Offering Free COVID-19 Testing
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 252 New Deaths, 1,963 Additional Cases
• Gov. Jared Polis Says He And Elected Officials Like Vice President Mike Pence Should Wear Masks
• 2 ICE Jail Guards In Louisiana Die After Contracting Coronavirus
• Salon A La Mode Owner, Shelley Luther To City Of Dallas: 'I'm Not Closing The Store'
• Hotel Revival To Distribute Free Bagged Lunches, Produce For Sixth Straight Week
• Pittsburgh Penguins Sign Forward Radim Zohorna To 1-Year Contract
• Chicago Firefighters At 'Hot' Firehouses To Be Tested For COVID-19 Daily
• Coronavirus Latest: PM Pediatrics Opens New COVID-19 Testing Site In Annapolis
• Walsh: President Trump Using 'Fear Tactic' By Threatening To Withhold Coronavirus Aid From Sanctuary Cities
• Hurricane season forecast raises worry amid pandemic
• Public Housing Authorities in Colorado Will Receive Relief From CARES Act
• Colleyville Heritage HS Assistant Principal Whitney Kongevick Dies After Battling Pneumonia
• When The Game Was Over The Party Was On For Carmen Electra & Dennis Rodman
• Baltimore City Council President Brandon Scott Proposes Relief For Renters During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Douglas County Sheriff Searching For Burglary Suspect Who Fired Shots At Random
• Coronavirus Survey: 43% Of Americans Admit To 'Comfort Buying' While Social Distancing
• Red Sox Offering Refunds On Tickets For Games Scheduled In April, May
• Coronavirus Update: Gov. Newsom Introduces New Plan To Connect Farmers With Food Banks
• Dallas County Reports 4th Highest Day Of Positive Coronavirus Tests With 112, Plus 5 More Deaths
• Coronavirus Update: San Jose Furloughing Part-Time Employees To Make Up For Revenue Shortfalls
• Best Buy To Reopen 200 Stores For In-Store Appointments
• Coronavirus Latest: Former Philadelphia District Attorney Seth Williams Out Of Prison On Supervised Release Due To Pandemic
• Trump backtracks after saying U.S. would "very soon" hit 5 million tests a day
• 'I Was Actually Very Shocked': Neighborhood Battles Over Blue Christmas Lights Honoring Medical Workers
• Justin Amash takes step toward third-party presidential run
• Philadelphia Weather: Flooding Threat Ends Week As Parts Of Region Could See Over 2 Inches Of Rain
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: COVID-19 Surge Facility Operations At Liacouras Center Being Scaled Back As Cases Near 14,000
• Coronavirus: California Food Stamps Can Now Be Used Online At Amazon, Walmart
• Death Investigation Underway After 2 Found Dead In Ham Lake Home
• West Metro Fire Crews Rescue Duckling From Storm Drain
• McConnell calls for liability protections in next coronavirus bill
• Ex-Baseball Manager Clint Hurdle's Daily Emails Encourage & Inspire During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Mattel's New Line Of Coronavirus Action Figures Includes Delivery Drivers, Grocery Store Workers
• Portion Of Baltimore's Lexington Market Demolished, Making Way For Renovations
• Police: 1-Year-Old Boy Who Died In September 'May Have Ingested Illegal Narcotics'
• King Soopers Adds Additional Coronavirus Testing Site In Boulder
• 'Once-In-A-Lifetime Opportunity': Texas Zoo Offering Drive-Thru Experience This Weekend
• Coronavirus Latest: 2 Baltimore Police Officers, 14 Baltimore Fire Members Test Positive, 42 Eastern District Police Members Quarantined
• Colorado Weather: Meltwater From Summer-Like Heat Raising Avalanche Danger
• College athletes can cash in on their own images
• Bobby Orr Statue Outside TD Garden Gets A Face Mask And Scrubs
• NYC mayor sorry for calling out "Jewish community" for large gatherings
• First Positive West Nile Virus Mosquito Sample In Grand Prairie Prompts Ground Spraying
• Chicago Mayor Unveils 'Pledge' For Landlords, Tenants Affected By COVID-19
• 'Operation Roll Call' Launched To Support Maryland Veterans During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Survey: 58 Million Americans Spending More While Social Distancing
• Whitmer Says Car Insurance Savings Will Be Higher Than Required
• Homicide Detectives Investigating 17-Year-Old Boy Shot In Homestead
• Pelosi announces Democrats named to House coronavirus committee
• Some Dunkin Locations Giving Healthcare Workers, First Responders Free Coffee
• Confirmation hearings for Ratcliffe to be DNI may be held next week
• Adam Vinatieri Wants To Kick In 2020, But Rehab Slowed By Quarantine
• Coronavirus Restriction On Elective Surgeries Easing Up In Some New York Counties
• Cat Recovering At Providence Animal Center After Shot With Arrow In Darby
• Leaving Rikers Island and coming home to a pandemic
• Gilead stock jumps on hopes for COVID-19 treatment
• When a political campaign ends, where does all the extra money go?
• Hundreds at funeral spark NYPD response and mayor warning
• ER doctor to non-COVID-19 patients: Don't wait too long to come in
• Coronavirus Patient Released From ICU After 34 Days, Convalescent Plasma Treatment
• Investigation: Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton Helped Donor Fight Coronavirus Lockout
• Worker Killed In Apparent Accident At Foster Farms Facility In Turlock
• Trump sends letter with stimulus checks to 130 million Americans
• San Francisco Police Release Name Of Tenderloin Standoff Suspect
• Quest Diagnostics selling coronavirus antibody test
• Fed chief: Q2 will be "worse than anything we've ever seen"
• Plenty of loopholes in replenished Paycheck Protection Program
• Governor Whitmer Announces $130M Investment To Make Child Care Affordable, Accessible For Families
• 'Such A Humbling Experience': Point Breeze Restaurant Hired By Ministry To Make 200 Meals For Those In Need
• Police: Man Killed After Bobcat Overturns In Champlin
• Cowboys Agree To Terms With Veteran Free Agent CB Worley
• 2 Semis Collide, Shut Down I-70 At E-470 Early Wednesday
• Brady & Belichick Reunited Again: Patriots Announce 2010s All-Decade Team
• Costco Will Start Requiring Customers To Wear Masks Starting May 4
• Costco To Require All Customers To Wear Masks Starting Next Week
• Coronavirus Update: Bay Area Health Officers Extend, Amend Shelter-In-Place Order To Allow Some Outdoor Activities
• Coronavirus Update: UCSF Sets Up COVID-19 Ward At Mount Zion Complex
• Holiday Twin Drive-In Theater In Fort Collins Opening Friday
• Billerica Meat Company's Demand 10 Times Higher During Coronavirus Crisis
• Together Again: Dallas Couple Placed On Ventilators Survive COVID-19
• Order Prohibiting Residential Evictions In Texas Extended Through May 18
• Supermarket Guru Phil Lempert Explains What "Click And Collect" Shopping Is And Why We Will See An Increase With This Service.
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Golf Courses, State And County Parks Allowed To Reopen Saturday, May 2
• 7 High-Risk Sex Offenders Released As Part Of Orange County Jail Population Reduction
• Hubble telescope captures spectacular images of "dying comet"
• Pa. DEP: More People Are Flushing 'Non-Flushable' Items Like Wipes During The Coronavirus Pandemic, Causing Problems In Sewer Systems
• Dubious Coronavirus Claims By Central Valley Doctors Condemned By Health Experts
• Dubious Coronavirus Claims By 2 Central California Doctors Condemned By Health Experts
• Costco To Require Masks For All Customers Nationwide Beginning May 4
• Donnie Wahlberg 'Determined' To Make Fenway NKOTB Show Happen In September
• MDOT: Coolidge Highway Under I-75 Closed Starting Friday Morning
• Burbank Hollywood Costume Maker Providing Medical Uniforms To Local Hospitals
• Gov. Newsom Featured In New Trump Ad Praising The President's Coronavirus Response
• San Mateo Man Arrested Following Drunken, Domestic Violence Attack; Weapons Seized
• New Research Shows Radical Changes In Household Spending Habits During COVID-19 Epidemic
• Coronavirus Update: Fauci Calls Foster City-Based Gilead's COVID-19 NIH Test Results 'Quite Good News'
• Five Baltimore City High School Seniors Surprised With Full-Tuition Scholarships To McDaniel College
• Costco To Begin Requiring All Employees & Shoppers To Wear Masks In Store
• Investigators Say Lightning Sparked 3 House Fires Overnight In Less Than 2 Hours
• Coronavirus Impact: San Francisco Symphony Cancels Concerts; Employees, Musicians Take 25 Percent Paycut
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Officials Asking Residents Not Flush Disposable Wipes After Increase In Debris Clogging Sewer Pipes In Camden County
• Car Theft, Child Endangerment Suspect Arrested After Showing Up Naked At Central California Business
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: JBS Plant In Worthington Euthanizes About 3,000 Pigs
• 'There Was A Spirit Of Joy, Gratitude, Play': Allegra Edwards On USA Network's 'Briarpatch' & Amazon's 'Upload'
• MLB Allows Each Team To Decide Its Ticket Refund Policy
• Severn Man Arrested For Alleged Home Invasion, Robbery
• Worcester Pastor Defends Holding Church Service Despite Coronavirus Order
• Mara Schiavocampo Tells Dr. Oz What Businesses Are Doing To Prevent Wasting Excess Food From Farms And Restaurant Suppliers.
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 4-29-20
• A look at some safety innovations to combat coronavirus
• Construction Work In Michigan To Resume May 7
• Why experts aren't too worried about COVID-19 patients retesting positive
• Coronavirus Update: Marin County Supervisors Extend Eviction Protections
• NFL player joins coronavirus battle as a doctor
• Trump again says coronavirus is "going to go away"
• Some ignore social distancing to watch flyover
• 'This Is All Donated': McCandless Cares And Shares Food Drive Providing Food To Those In Need
• New York Giants Draft Pick Darnay Holmes Determined To Learn From His Dad's Financial Mistakes
• Trump invokes Defense Production Act for meat processing plants
• Pilot & Passenger Swim To Shore After Plane Makes Emergency Landing In Texas Lake
• Blue Angels Take A "Rain Check" On Detroit Flyover Wednesday
• Dog is apparently first in U.S. to test positive for the coronavirus
• Montgomery County DOT To Make Face Coverings Available For Ride On Passengers Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Maryland Weather: Coastal Flood Advisory Issued Wednesday, Then Heavy Rain Expected Thursday
• Coronavirus Study: Colorado Is 4th Hardest State To Practice Social Distancing In
• 11-Year-Old Girl Wearing Medical Face Mask Stole Car, Boston Police Say
• Costco To Require Face Masks For All Customers
• Cicero Nursing Home Under Scrutiny After Cluster Of Residents Test Positive For COVID-19
• Coronavirus Testing: PCR, Antibody, Antigen: What To Know About The Three Main Types of COVID-19 Tests
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Howard County Partners With Maryland National Guard To Increase Cybersecurity, PPP Accepting Applications Again
• BSO Investigates Deaths Of Man, Woman Found Inside North Lauderdale Home
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Drive-Thru Testing Site Opens At Surf Stadium In Atlantic City
• Coronavirus Products: Don't Expect To See Disinfectant Wipes Or Sprays In Stores Anytime Soon
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: COVID-19 Death Toll Nears 2,300 As Cases Surpass 45,000
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: COVID-19 Cases Rise By 463; 18 Additional Deaths Reported
• Coronavirus Update: Nearly 4,500 Tested In Hayward Over Past 5 Weeks
• Most Miami-Dade, Broward County Parks, Boat Ramps, Public Areas Re-Open
• Mara Schiavocampo Tells Dr. Oz Why Food Isn't Getting To Where It Needs To Be.
• Pa. Health Dept. Says New Data Brings Statewide Death Toll To 2,195, Total Cases Climb To 44,366
• Jobless Floridians Outraged As They Try To Navigate Glitches On State's Unemployment Site
• Police: Elderly Woman Fights Off Home Invasion Suspect In Coral Springs
• Izzy's Ice Cream To Close Its St. Paul Shop After 20 Years
• Man Sings 'God Bless America' Every Day To Inspire Neighbors During Coronavirus Lockdown
• Baltimore City Council Passes Bill To Expand Digital Access While Students Stuck At Home During Coronavirus Pandemic
• SEE IT: Sharks, Manatees, And Kayakers Oh My, Off Haulover Inlet
• Coronavirus Updates: No Plans To Alter Wis. Election Plans After More Than 50 COVID-19 Cases Tied To State's April 7 Election
• Mayor Defends Criticism Of Brooklyn Rabbi's Funeral, Says Large Gatherings Put Lives At Risk
• Texas to partially reopen Friday despite virus testing concerns
• Navy extends investigation into coronavirus outbreak aboard USS Theodore Roosevelt
• Denver Auditor Plans Audit Of DIA's Great Hall Project
• VIDEO: Massive Fire Destroys Historic Barn At Occidental Arts and Ecology Center
• Gov. Abbott On Alcohol-To-Go Continuing In Texas: 'We May Just Let This Keep On Going Forever'
• 1 Dead, 2 Injured In Shooting On I-80 Near Bay Bridge In San Francisco
• Coronavirus Update: San Mateo County Issues Moratorium On Rent Increases Through May
• Ontario Airport Sees 60% Drop In Flights
• NCAA Board Makes 'Unprecedented' Move Supporting Name, Image And Likeness Compensation For Athletes
• Texas Ranks Fourth In U.S. Where You're Most Likely To Get Your Identity Stolen
• BP Donates Jet Fuel To COVID-19 US Relief Efforts
• Coronavirus: 1,000 Free Farm Boxes To Be Handed Out Weekly At 4 South LA Locations
• Some High School Seniors Who Haven't Passed MCAS Get Reprieve For Graduation
• Pence forgoes a face mask at Mayo Clinic
• Coronavirus Latest: Pennsylvania Preps Reopening Without Mass Testing Capacity
• Baltimore Mayor Announces New Census Tracking Dashboard; Says City Has A 44% Response Rate
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 38 New Cases Of Coronavirus, Bringing County-Wide Total To 1,273
• Dr. Oz And Supermarket Guru Phil Lempert Discuss 3D Printing As One Of The Innovative Solutions To Help Food Supply Shortages.
• 'Crazy Beast': Newly-Identified Prehistoric Mammal Has Features Never Seen Before
• Hammocks Middle School Students Help Ease Transition To Online Learning For Teachers
• Boston Mayor Marty Walsh Jokes He Wouldn't Have Kicked Tom Brady Out Of A Local Park
• Death Toll Reaches 11 In Coronavirus Outbreak At Woodland Nursing Home, County Says
• Texas A&M University Starts Trial Of Tuberculosis Vaccine To Fight The Coronavirus
• Coronavirus: Thousand Oaks Teen Creates Face Masks With Clear Window For Lip Reading
• Lions Receiver, Wife To Donate Meals To Henry Ford Wyandotte Hospital Thursday
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Westampton Police Throw Social Distance-Approved Pizza Party For Hundreds Of Residents
• Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis To Announce State's 'Methodical, Slow' Reopening Plans On Wednesday
• Turkish Military Plane Lands At Joint Base Andrews With Supplies For US To Battle Coronavirus
• Holliston Police 'Speechless' After 9-Year-Old Donates Tooth Fairy Money
• Muslims Resolved To Give Back This Ramadan Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Baltimore Police Have Seized 165 Illegal Firearms, Arrested 19 Murder Suspects During Coronavirus State Of Emergency
• Police: Grass Valley Burglary Suspect Also Allegedly Tried To Light Home On Fire
• Medicare applications raise anxiety for seniors in pandemic
• Kim Phok 'Did Not Deserve To Be Gunned Down Randomly' On I-70, Son Says
• Coronavirus Latest: Maryland Has Nearly 1,000 Confirmed Deaths From COVID-19, Over 20,000 Cases Reported
• Joe Biden wins Ohio primary, a test of mail-in voting
• Vaccine skeptics already casting doubt on one for COVID-19
• Yang sues New York Board of Elections over canceled primary
• A Giant Asteroid Flew By Earth Wednesday, Close Enough To See By Telescope
• Oxford Scientists Say A COVID-19 Vaccine May Be Widely Available By September
• NASCAR Race At Charlotte Gets Green Light From Govenor
• Boeing To Cut 16,000 Jobs After Posting $1.7 Billion Loss In First Quarter
• Quiznos Original Location On Grant Street In Denver Renews Lease
• Dallas Zoo Asking For Help As Doors Remain Closed During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Update: 18 Residents Test Positive For COVID-19 At Vallejo Care Facility
• Michigan Home Decor Store Owner Uses Social Media To Keep Business Going
• Indiana Trooper Injured After Serious Crash On Interstate 80-94; Illinois Man Facing Charges
• Top Recruit Daishen Nix Spurns UCLA For New LA G-League Team
• Dr. Oz Asks Supermarket Guru Phil Lempert How The Pandemic Could Affect Our Meat Supply.
• Bookfield Zoo Honors 'Merry Mask Makers' For Sewing Masks For Animal Care Staff
• 'It's Looney Tunes Slapstick Meets Calvin And Hobbes': N.D. Wilson On Netflix's 'Hello Ninja'
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Woodbury Urgency Room Now Tests All Patients With COVID-19 Symptoms
• Lions Give Seven Undrafted Rookies First Hand Look
• Suspected Carjacker Killed In Crash On Highway 99 In Galt
• PTL Links: April 29, 2020
• 2 Men In Custody After 4 Gold Coast Car Break-Ins
• Cooking With Rania: Grilled Shrimp Tacos With Chipotle's Guacamole
• Coronavirus Update: No Trace Of Coronavirus Found During Mass Testing Of Bolinas Residents
• Coronavirus linked to strokes in younger adults
• Coronavirus Update: California Food For Seniors Plan Could Run Out Of Money Soon
• California Food For Seniors Plan Could Run Out Of Money Soon
• Coronavirus Resources: Maryland To Provide Food For 427K Children Affected By School Closures
• Former NAACP head wins special election to fill late Elijah Cummings' seat
• Daily COVID-19 Minute: Where Is All The Meat?  Is Coronavirus Breaking Our Food Supply Chain?
• PGA Golf Without Fans Should Be Interesting
• Tech company sees benefits of majority-autistic workforce
• Oakland Tentatively Approves $1.4M Settlement In Fatal Police Shooting Of Joshua Pawlik
• Manny Ramirez Wants To Make Another Comeback In Taiwan As Player-Coach
• Lions - Patricia Benefit From Senior Bowl Assignment
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: Patient First Medical Center Opens Two Drive-Up Coronavirus Testing Sites In East Norriton, Wyomissing
• Losing a job and facing eviction: "They don't know what to do"
• 1.5-Mile-Wide Asteroid 1998 OR2 Passes By Earth
• Survey: About Half Of U.S. Workers Want To Keep Working From Home After Pandemic Ends
• U.S. economy shrank nearly 5% in the first quarter
• Coronavirus Roundup: No Trace Of COVID-19 In Bolinas; Vacaville Hair Stylist Reopens In Defiance Of Order
• Irrfan Khan, of "Slumdog Millionaire," "Life of Pi," has died at 54
• Falmouth Road Race Won't Be Run In August Due To Coronavirus
• Driver Suspected Of Being Impaired Arrested In Fatal Hit-And-Run
• Firefighter Hurt While Battling 2nd-Alarm Blaze At Pomona Leather Factory
• Coronavirus Update: Major Changes Coming To Airline Industry For Travelers And Flight Attendants
• Ones For Texas: Local Apartment Starts Food Pantry, Dallas Non-Profit Delivers 100,000 Meal Kits To People In Need
• 'Enter A Bus At Your Own Risk', Miami-Dade Transit Union Warns Riders
• Coronavirus Update: Newsom, State Officials Devising Plan For Return To Schools
• MLB Opening Options Include 3 Regional Divisions, Expanded Playoffs
• Coronavirus Update: San Francisco COVID-19 Testing Sites Falling Short Of 5,000 Test Daily Goal
• Boston Pride Draft BU's Sammy Davis First Overall In NWHL Draft
• Adventure Aquarium Wants Public To Vote On Name For New Little Blue Penguin
• St. Margaret Foundation Provides $25 Giant Eagle Gift Cards To 1,900 Employees Of UPMC St. Margaret's
• Line Of Storms Move To The South After Causing Damage Across North Texas Overnight
• Chicago Weather: Rainy Day Ahead
• Groups Spread Misinformation About Coronavirus Vaccine Before One Even Exists
• Texas Lab Now Able To Test Thousands Of Blood Samples For Coronavirus Antibodies
• Stimulus Payment Issues Continue As Money Is Deposited Late Or Into Wrong Accounts
• Fox Chapel Area School Board Elects Dr. Mary Reljac As New Superintendent
• Boston Weather: Beautiful Wednesday Before Rain Ends Week
• Why Are Stores Still Having Trouble Stocking Toilet Paper During COVID-19 Crisis?
• U.K. leader and fiancee welcome baby boy amid coronavirus crisis
• Donate To Cafe Momentum
• Fire Destroys Home In Fayette County
• Social Media Roundup: Seniors Celebrate Special Birthdays, Health Care Workers Seen As Superheroes
• Mystic Aquarium Offers Personalized Videos To Raise Money In Coronavirus Crisis
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Drone Light Show In University City Honors Workers On Frontlines Of Pandemic
• Inmate dies after giving birth while she was on ventilator
• Transcript: Olivier Blanchard on "Intelligence Matters"
• Keeping Your Glasses From Fogging Up While Wearing A Face Mask
• Police Pursuit Of Homicide Suspects Ends In Crash Near Diamond; 2 Caught, 4 Missing
• Dispute Over Dogs May Have Led To Violence In West Philadelphia, Police Say
• Trump sued over stimulus check ban for immigrant spouses
• Pentagon confirms 3 videos showing "unidentified aerial phenomena"
• Coronavirus Latest: Health Experts Say 'Social Distancing Fatigue' Is Natural Reaction, 'Absolutely Wiped Out From Isolating'
• Pittsburgh Weather: Wednesday Could Be Warmest Day Of 2020 So Far
• New York Weather: CBS2's 4/29 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• How Mourning Loved Ones Can Alleviate Extra Grief During Coronavirus Distancing
• Norwood Moving Company Giving Away Extra Furniture For Free
• Coronavirus In Westmoreland County: Latrobe Giant Eagle Employee Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• PNC Facing Potential Class Action Lawsuit In California
• A Second Chance & Eat'n Park Team Up To Hand Out Free Grab & Go Lunches
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• Carnegie Police, VFD, Escort Carlynton School District Teachers During Parade For Students
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• Trump orders meat plants to remain open despite coronavirus safety concerns
• Trump boasts economy as GDP drops dramatically for the first time in 6 years
• Trump says federal social distancing guidelines are "fading out"
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• New data tracker helping NYC's coronavirus response
• House scraps plan to return to Capitol Hill amid coronavirus pandemic
• Tampa mayor: I'm "optimistic" our city will be able to host 2021 Super Bowl
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• Dr. Anthony Fauci on positive signs from coronavirus drug study on remdesivir
• Cuomo promises daily disinfecting of subways amid coronavirus
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• Trump focuses on economy as U.S. tops 1 million coronavirus cases
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• Hundreds gather for funeral in Brooklyn, violating social distancing rules
• How people on the autism spectrum are navigating pandemic-forced routine disruption
• Expert breaks down how the pandemic affects the presidency
• How is the coronavirus pandemic shaping the 2020 election season?
• Americans struggle to pay rent amid pandemic as fears of a housing crisis loom
• Mobile barriers, thermal-imaging helmets: Inventors get creative to keep people safe
• Health experts warn Texas does not have adequate testing for partial reopen
• Dr. LaPook reacts to Pence not wearing mask at Mayo Clinic
• Trump and Fauci at odds on reopening economy
• Meat processing plant workers fear for their safety
• Florida takes "small step" toward reopening despite virus concerns