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Articles from April 30, 2020

• Police Investigating Homicide Near Natomas Apartment Complex
• Guidelines For Reopening Dental Practices Cause Confusion
• Palos Verdes Small Businesses Struggle To Stay Afloat As Coronavirus Shutdowns Cause Financial Strain
• Coronavirus Update: Die-In Outside San Francisco Mayor's Home Protests Lack Of Hotel Rooms For Homeless
• Sac State Students To Get Federal Coronavirus Relief Aid Starting Next Week
• 'Everything Is On The Table': Colorado's Speaker Of The House Warns Of Massive Budget Cuts
• Denver Health Nurse To CEO: 'Don't Have Trust Or Faith' In Execs Over Bonus Issue
• Denver Will Soon Require People To Wear Masks In Public
• WWII Veteran Pledges To Walk 62 Miles Before 100th Birthday To Raise Money For Coronavirus Relief
• Von Miller Tests Negative For Coronavirus After Recovery, Quarantine
• American Isolation: Art Council Of Placer County Hosts Virtual Talent Show
• The Importance Of Investigative Reporting During The Coronavirus Pandemic
• Fair Oaks Coronavirus Survivor Says Remdesivir Helped Save His Life
• OC City Councils Vote To Challenge Gov. Newsom's Order To Close Orange County Beaches
• Aurora Paramedic Paul Cary Dies Of Coronavirus While Helping Patients In New York City
• Coronavirus: Ventura County Residents Want Non-Residents To Stay Away From Open Beaches
• Camping To Resume In Larimer County With Some Restrictions: No Tents, No Walk-Ups
• Weeds Growing Wild On Sacramento City Unified School District Campuses
• Businesses Choosing To Defy Stay-At-Home Order Face Drastically Different Enforcement Tactics
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: How Does No-Touch Temperature Check Technology Work?
• Black Bear Sheltering In West Davis Pond Area Prompts Temporary Closure
• Ready For Primetime Or False Hope? Richmond's ARCpoint Labs Providing COVID-19 Antibody Tests
• Coronavirus: Many States To Ease Restrictions By Friday
• State Releases List Of Outdoor Activities Permitted During Stay Home Order
• SoCal ACLU Sues Orange County Sheriff To Reduce Inmate Population During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Infectious Disease Expert Underlines Critical Importance Of Face Masks
• Suspect's Girlfriend Arrested On Suspicion Of Destroying Evidence
• Unemployed Dudley Woman Distressed By Federal Tax Return Hold Up
• Restaurants, Salons Prepare For New Normal After Coronavirus Shutdown
• El Paso County Deputies Uncover Large-Scale Illegal Marijuana Grow Operation
• After Revelation About Food Worker At School Distribution Center, CPS Reveals 75 Employees, Vendors Have Tested Positive For COVID-19
• Coronavirus: San Bernardino, Ventura Counties Report More Deaths
• Colorado's Isaiah Downing Honored With Dave Boss Award Of Excellence
• Goldstein Investigates: 2 More Terminal Island Inmates Dead As Coronavirus Outbreak Worsens
• Couple Says They Were On Hold For Hours With Key Bank After Not Getting Debit Card For Unemployment Benefits
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Retail Businesses, Including Pet Groomers, Prepare For Curbside Service
• 'Beyond What We Imagined': Pitt Medical Students Create School-Wide Community Service Effort To Help Others During Coronavirus Pandemic
• A Look At The Changes In Store With Illinois' Modified Stay-At-Home Order Starting Friday
• Caltrans: Highway 101 - Alemany Overpass Project Finishes Ahead of Schedule
• New York City Subways To Shut Down From 1-5 A.M. Nightly To Be Disinfected, Cuomo Says
• Coronavirus Vaccines Being Developed By Dozens Of Companies As Part Of 'Operation Warp Speed'
• NYC To Start Handing Out Face Coverings In Parks And Public Spaces, Mayor Says
• Some Unemployed Coloradans Frustrated Over Delays With ReliaCard, Benefits
• Coronavirus Latest: Gov. Hogan Says 500K COVID-19 Tests From South Korea Under Guard At Secret Location
• Coronavirus Latest: 226 COVID-19 Cases Within Maryland Correctional System
• Calaveras County Correctional Officer Arrested On Suspicion Of Domestic Violence
• COVID-19 Patient Says He Improved 'Drastically' After Getting Experimental Drug Remdesivir
• Saint Agnes Hospital Discharges 100th Recovered COVID-19 Patient
• Towson University Nursing Program Donates Beds, PPE To GBMC
• Vehicles Go Up In Flames At NJ Dealership After Storms Knock Down Electrical Wire
• Saint Agnes Hospital Delivering Food To Those Most Vulnerable During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Aurora Public Library Staff Create Hundreds Of Masks For Police & First Responders
• California Battle On Malpractice Caps Delayed To 2022 Ballot
• Coronavirus: Riverside County Surpasses 4,000 Cases; Supervisor To Call For End To Mandates
• I-Team: Littleton Coronavirus 'Hot Spot' Found Deficient For Infection Control Last Year
• Off-Duty Firefighter Shot, Wounded In Fernwood
• Coronavirus Latest: Recent 'Zoom Bombings' Involving Arcadia University, Delaware Congresswoman Lead To FBI Investigations, Security Changes
• 'Shine Of Our People, Places & Neighborhoods': Tourism Officials Start Campaign To Get People Excited About Vacation In Miami
• Struggle To Obtain PPE Defines Behind-The-Scenes Effort To Open Fort Lauderdale Testing Site
• Coronavirus Crisis Leads To 'Tsunami Of Unemployment Claims'
• Herschel Glenn, Serving Life Sentence For 1982 Double Murder In Rape, Is Given Medical Furlough, Possibly Because Of COVID-19
• Police: 20-Year-Old Charged With Criminal Homicide After 2 Men Shot In Homewood
• Breckenridge City Market Reopens After 8 Employees Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Hair Stylist Warns If Salons Are Not Opened As An Essential Business They Will Beginning Making House Calls
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: City Budget Facing Hundreds Of Millions Of Dollars In Cuts Due To Pandemic
• Charges: James Bulygo Beat, Strangled His 82-Year-Old Mother
• Coronavirus: LAUSD College-Bound Students to Get Help With Admissions
• Californians Can Now Obtain Marriage Licenses, Get Married Through Videoconferencing
• Coronavirus Updates: Minnesota Driver Exam Stations Resume Testing For Commercial Driver Licensing Only
• Maryland Native And Princess Cruise Lines Performer Stranded At Sea For Seven Weeks Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• The Ones For Wellness: Autism Awareness
• Six Flags Magic Mountain Makes Plans For Reopening Including Face Masks And Temperature Checks
• PVS Chemicals Donating Sanitizer To Frontline Workers
• CDC Drafts Guidance For Reopening Schools, Businesses And Public Places Amid Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Update: Police, DA Critical Of Alleged Livermore Cold Case Rapist's Release From Jail
• Weymouth Proposes Closing Nash School As Tax Revenue Plummets
• Woman Charged With Stabbing 1 Police Officer, Slashing Another At Scene Of Avondale Fire
• Outlook For Disney Parks Reopenings: What Will It Be Like? When Will Parks Be Running?
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Funerals Have To Be Closed Casket, No More Than 10 People In Attendance During Pandemic
• Coronavirus Update: Tenants Groups Call For Rent Strike On May 1, Seek Political Support During Pandemic
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: U.S. Steel Laying Off Employees, Reducing Operations
• Sac City Unified Has Served One Million Meals Since School Closures
• Chicago Weather: Clear, Sunny Skies On The Way For Friday, Saturday
• Coronavirus Latest: More Than 37K Marylanders Filed For Unemployment Last Week
• Massachusetts Coronavirus Contact Tracing Program Ramps Up
• Police: Altercation Between Driver, Passenger Leads To Deadly Crash In Prince George's County
• Philadelphia Police: 45-Year-Old Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed In Point Breeze
• As Their Stay-At-Home Order Expires, El Dorado County Extends Tahoe Travel Ban Indefinitely
• Man, Woman Shot Near 43rd Street And Lake Shore Drive
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Minnesota Landscape Arboretum To Reopen To Vehicles Friday
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: What Golfers Should Know As Courses Are Set To Reopen
• People Making A Difference: One Hope Wine Supporting Workers In Wake Of Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Update: 2 SF COVID-19 Testing Facilities Still Operating Below Capacity
• Queen and Adam Lambert post video honoring "Champions"
• Coronavirus Financial Crisis: Unemployment Claims Grow As Small Businesses Adapt To Hardships
• Governor Shuts Down Orange County Beaches; Neighbors Worry Sacramento Area Is Next
• Mayor Jack Young Unveils 'I Care About Baltimore' Violence Reduction Program
• Coronavirus Drug Exclusive: Meet The Doctor Behind The Hydroxychloroquine Treatment, And What's Next For Its Use
• Fast-Moving Thief Steals School Donation Jar From Pleasanton Gas Station
• Coronavirus Unemployment: EDD Success Stories
• Department Of Transportation Announces Changes To Charm City Circulator Hours
• Eagan Police Say Missing 8-Year-Old Boy Has Been Found Safe
• Woman spots 12-foot-long alligator in South Carolina
• Doral Employee Accused Of Stealing N95 Masks Meant For Essential City Workers
• Coronavirus Pandemic Has High School Students Turning To Each Other For Support
• WATCH: Herd Of Deer Spotted Roaming Empty Millvale Streets During Coronavirus Closures
• Coronavirus Toll: NYC's Cremation Backlog Blamed For Overwhelmed Funeral Homes, Dozens Of Found Corpses
• NFL On Saturdays, Giancarlo Stanton Donates Face Shields, A Conversation With Pat Mahomes
• Coronavirus: Tenants Surround LA City Hall Demanding Cancelation Of All Rent, Mortgage Payments
• Coronavirus Updates: Latest COVID-19 Headlines From April 30, 2020
• Coronavirus: Newsom Signs Executive Order Allowing Marriages Via Videoconferencing
• Wylie HS Principal Visits Every Graduating Senior
• Coronavirus Likely To Spread Another 2 Years, Pandemic Expert Report Says
• Police Investigate Zoombombing During Medway Middle School Orientation
• California Triple Homicide Suspect Caught In Eagle County After Pursuit
• Pit Bulls Attack San Jose Woman Jogging Near Homeless Camp
• Chicago Police Officers Will Be Required To Wear Masks, Gloves While On Duty Effective Midnight Friday Morning
• Huge auto plant cautiously ramps up after COVID-19 shutdown
• Denver Weather: Hottest Day Of The Year So Far
• Additional LAPD Employees Test Positive For COVID-19 Bringing Total To 88
• Denver Weather: April Was A Very Volatile Month
• 'I Think We're Ready To Open Up Responsibly': Local Businesses Eagerly Wait For Gov. Tom Wolf To Announce When They Can Reopen
• 25 'Daredevils' Cited Over Past 2 Weeks For Trespassing At Foresthill Bridge
• Police: Couple Accused Of Kidnapping, Robbing Man Says Coronavirus Distress Made Them Do It
• Northern California County Is 1st To Ease Stay-Home Orders
• COVID-19 Causes Two More Inmate Deaths
• Colorado Community College System Offers Fresh Start To Those Faced With Unemployment
• Nearly Half Of LA County's Coronavirus Deaths Are Nursing Home Residents
• Collin County Reports 21st Coronavirus-Related Death; 84-Year-Old Man From McKinney
• 'It's Definitely Life Changing': Minnesotan Receives 2 Transplants During COVID-19 Pandemic
• 'No One Is Talking About These Kids' | COVID-19 Pandemic Presents Challenges For Children In Foster Care
• Modoc County In Far Northern California 1st In State To Ease Stay-At-Home Order
• Look And Listen: Burglars Caught On Video At Arvada Gun Store
• UCHealth's LifeLine Team Transports Coronavirus Patients In Air Ambulance
• 6th Employee At JBS Meat Packaging Plant Dies From Coronavirus
• Biting The Hand That Feeds Them: Hyde Park Restaurant Robbed At Gunpoint, Staff Says Suspect Had Received Free Food There Before
• Dallas Church Still Connecting, Supporting With 'Drive-Thru Thursdays' During Pandemic
• Maryland State Police Looking For Wanted Registered Child Sex Offender Anthony Howes From Baltimore County
• 'A Lot Of Guilt': Nurse At Allegheny County Jail Fears He Passed Coronavirus To His Sister With Special Needs
• State Senate Group Discusses Issue Of Penalty Weeks Blocking Unemployment Benefits
• Surrogates For Biden And Trump Stump For Their Candidates Via Zoom In Pittsburgh
• Coronavirus Latest: Pennsylvania's Business Shutdown Waiver Program Audited Amid Complaints It Was Managed Unfairly
• Will County's Mobile Lab Brings COVID-19 Testing To The Most Vunerable
• Denver Cleanup Focuses On Downtown Area Where Homeless Gather
• Sacramento Metro Chamber Launches Coronavirus Rapid-Response Business Hotline
• Philadelphia Weather: Gusty Winds Topple Trees, Cause 50,000 Power Outages Across Region
• Coronavirus Latest: NH Reports 6 New Deaths, 96 Additional Cases
• Final Sierra Snowpack Survey of Season Comes Up Dry, Raising Drought Concerns
• Some Public Recreation Allowed To Resume, Exactly What Depends On The City
• Coronavirus Latest: Philadelphia Union Spreading Brotherly Love In Community With Fight For Philly Campaign
• Swedish city using chicken manure to deter crowds from park
• Coronavirus Testing: CBS4's Joan Murray Gets Firsthand Look At How Antibody Test Is Administered
• Defense Attorneys Ask For Mistrial In Robert Durst Murder Case Due To Pandemic-Related Delays
• Colorado Unemployment: More Than 79,000 Filed For Benefits Last Week
• Harvard Medical School Students Staff Coronavirus Telephone Triage
• La Grange Small Businesses Adapting To Pandemic Retail Rules
• Gov. Abbott Defends Plan To Reopen Businesses Amid Criticism From Democrats, Some Conservatives
• San Francisco Hall Of Justice Jail Closure Bill Moves Ahead Following Unanimous Vote By Supervisors' Committee
• States begin easing restrictions as nationwide debate rages
• Aurora Golf Courses Will Begin Reopening Next Week
• Pilots Create Aerial Hearts To Show Appreciation For Essential Workers
• Coronavirus Latest: School District Of Philadelphia, Others Asking Congress For $175 Billion In Funding
• Unemployment Surge: Having Trouble Getting Benefits? You're Not Alone, And That's The Problem
• 'You Suffer Alone And I Don't Want That For My Mom': More Than Half Pa.'s Coronavirus-Related Deaths Are In Nursing Homes, Long-Term Care Facilities
• Online Portal Launched To Help Essential Workers Find Child Care
• Benetti Delivers Moving Messages From Outside The Broadcast Booth
• Connecticut Governor Says State Could Start To Reopen In May If Coronavirus Cases Continue To Decline
• Coronavirus Latest: South Jersey Doctor Suffers Stroke Likely Related To COVID-19 After Getting Better, Returning To Work
• Coronavirus Hospitalizations Down For 15th Day In A Row In Nassau County
• O's Pitcher Kohl Stewart Says Social Distancing In Clubhouse Is 'Almost Impossible,' Uncertain About Season
• Heavy Winds Partly To Blame In Spread Of Fire That Left Mullica Hill Home Engulfed In Flames
• USNS Comfort Departs After Month Of Helping Treat Patients
• Eagle Modifies Trails To One-Way To Maintain Social Distancing Guidelines
• Coronavirus And Childbirth: New York Changes Rules For Who Can Be In Hospitals, But Issues Remain
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Gov. Walz Extends Stay-At-Home Order By 2 Weeks; Allows Curbside Pickup For Retail Stores
• Bus Crashes Into New Hampshire Daycare, No Children Harmed
• 439 Members Of Chicago Police Department Have Reported Positive For COVID-19; 238 Officers Have Recovered
• 'DoorDash For Surplus Food': 412 Food Rescue Expands To Home Delivery Amid Coronavirus Pandemic, Wins National Award For App
• Former TCU Tailback Sewo Olonilua Plans To Make Cowboys Team As Free Agent
• Two New Police Operational Centers Open In Chicago; Leaders Promise Better Response Times
• Wife Of Broadway Actor Nick Cordero Says He's In Medically Induced Coma While Battling Coronavirus
• 5 Suspects Arrested In Connection With Fatal San Jose Shooting
• Newsom Closes All OC Beaches Following Large Weekend Crowds
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• Laguna Hills Drops Suit Attempting To Block Inn From Housing Homeless Coronavirus Patients
• Coronavirus Tips: How To Balance Your Screen Time And Giving Your Eyes A Break
• 'A Godsend': Westmoreland Co.-Based Contractor Goes To The White House To Meet President Trump And Talk About Paycheck Protection Program
• Coronavirus Drive-Up Testing Site Opens On CU Boulder Campus
• 2 Teens Face Burglary, Looting Charges After Oakdale Junior High Break-In
• Coronavirus Memoriam: Remembering The Kindness Of Clementine Bond And Tony Caliendo
• Strong Winds Takes Window Washers On Wild Ride On Side Of Building
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Pelosi supports Biden, amid Reade accusation
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Mural Arts Installs 'Space Pads' Throughout City To Remind Residents To Social Distance
• Poultry workers fall ill as consumer demand for meat spikes
• Some Lower Greenville Restaurant Owners Ready To Open, Follow Regulations: 'We'll Survive'
• People Unemployed By COVID-19 Balance Bills, Budgets With Little Help From The State
• Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson: Successfully Reopening Texas Means 'Saving Lives And Restoring Livelihoods'
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Reopening Businesses Face Risk Of Legionnaires' Disease
• Be Green Services Offers Free Vehicle Disinfection In Lakewood
• Coronavirus Impact: New Normal For Air Travel Still Up In The Air
• Woodland Bicyclist Facing Numerous Felony Charges After Being Found With Sawed-Off Shotgun
• 7-Year-Old Dedham Boy Celebrates Birthday After Surviving Cancer And Coronavirus
• Texas Coronavirus Deaths Hit Single-Day High On Eve Of Reopening; Deaths Lagging Indicator
• 'The Intensity Is Different' | Crisis Hotlines See Significant Increases In Volume Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Foodborne Illnesses Continue To Rise As Efforts To Prevent Them Fail
• Coronavirus Crisis: Concerns Raised For Traumatized Staff At Holyoke Soldiers Home
• 'You're Risking Your Life' | Employees At Amick Farms Concerned Over Recent COVID-19 Outbreak At Poultry Plants
• Coronavirus Diet: 9 Foods That Promote Relaxation To Help You Stay Calm
• Denton County Coronavirus Cases Pass 765, Death Toll Reaches 21
• 'My Worst Nightmare': 2 Million Pounds Of Swiss Cheese Stuck In Storage At Mercer Co. Factory Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Trump says he would "certainly consider" bringing Flynn back into administration
• Police: Suspect Tried To Pull Young Family Member Into Traffic, Became Violent During Arrest
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Cities 97.1 Basilica Block Party Canceled
• Coronavirus Latest: South Jersey Woman Arrested After Allegedly Saying She Had COVID-19, Spit On Police Officer
• Coronavirus In MN: As Virtual Doctor Visits Skyrocket, Physician Says Clinics, Urgent Cares, ERs 'Certainly Safe' To Visit
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: St. Therese Of New Hope Says 47 Residents Have Died Due To COVID-19
• Drumming Up Support: Denver Musicians Make Noise To Show Appreciation For Front-Line Workers
• Tree Goes Into Edgewater Home After Heavy Rain, Wind Rolls Through Maryland
• Missouri man charged with hate crime in Islamic Center arson
• CPS Announces New Grading Policies With Schools Closed And Students Learning Remotely
• North Texas Sees House Hunting Done Differently Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Gilead's coronavirus drug remdesivir: Here's what to know
• Apple Revenue Picks Up Slightly Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Latest: With Construction To Reopen, Businesses Having To 'Kickstart The Company From Scratch Again'
• Coronavirus Treatment: Temple Conducting 8 Clinical Trials Including First COVID-19 Patients In US Testing Lung Anti-Inflammation Drug Gimsilumab
• Virtual Babysitting Service Takes Off During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Update: Gov. Newsom Focuses Hard Beach Closures On Orange County
• Protesters Took To The Michigan Capitol Thursday Against Governor's Stay At Home Order
• Coronavirus: Orange County Reports Additional Death, 145 New Cases As Gov. Newsom Calls For 'Hard Close' Of County's Beaches
• Resident Relief Foundation Hopes To Raise Funds To Help Coloradans Pay Rent
• American Airlines To Require Passengers To Wear Masks During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Gov. Murphy Tells President Trump State Could Need Up To $30 Billion In Financial Assistance
• 'It's All Home To Me': COVID-19 Struggles In Their Communities Bring NFL Players Back To Roots To Help
• Rep. Jason Crow, Colorado Congressional Delegation, Urge President To Extend Funding To Keep National Guard Deployed In Colorado
• Coronavirus Update: Sausalito Warns Of Weekend Crackdown On Non-Essential Travel, Fines Up To $500
• Good Samaritan Selflessly Saves Man With CPR Despite Coronavirus Risk
• Thousands Of Meals Donated To Health Care Workers At Jackson Memorial
• Annapolis Small Businesses Petition To Shut Down Streets When Restrictions Lift, Bring Shops To Streets To Increase Business
• Northwest Illinois Church's Lawsuit Against Stay-At-Home Order Accuses Gov. JB Pritzker Of 'Illegal And Discriminatory Hostility To Religious Practice'
• Coronavirus Test Created By Marlboro Company Could Be 'Game Changer'
• Fire Crews, Off-Duty Correctional Officer Save Sleeping Family From Burning Stockton Home
• Winchester Hospital Gives 'Clap Off' Send Off To 100th Coronavirus Patient Discharged
• Gov. Phil Murphy Visits Oval Office To Discuss NJ Coronavirus Response Efforts With President Trump
• As debate erupts over aid to states, who gives and who receives?
• San Francisco Sheriff's Deputy Shoots Attacking Dog Outside Hotel Converted Into COVID-19 Shelter
• Can Air Conditioners Spread Coronavirus? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Questions
• Texas Workforce Commission: Some Choosing Not To Return To Work Due To Coronavirus Can Still Get Unemployment Benefits
• Coronavirus Relief: City Of Miami To Help People Who Can't Pay Rent, Utilities
• Coronavirus Impact: Florida Keys' Restaurants, Non-Essential Businesses Set To Reopen To County Residents Only
• Photos: 7 Bison Calves Born In Past Week At Daniels Park In Douglas County
• Sheriff: Small Plane Crashes 'Upside Down' On Coon Lake, 72-Year-Old Pilot Rescued By Good Samaritan
• California governor closes Orange County beaches
• Coronavirus In Texas: Tarrant County Public Health Reports 7 COVID-19 deaths
• New York City subways will shut down nightly for the first time
• Minnesota Senate OK's Ban On Toxic Chemical TCE, House To Vote Next
• Coronavirus Latest: Maryland Voters Should Look Out For Mail-In Ballots For June 2 Presidential Primary In Next Two Weeks
• Many Struggle To Navigate Massachusetts Unemployment System
• Gov. Newsom Announces Hard Closure Of Orange County Beaches Only
• Now Hiring: U.S. Renal Care Looking For Nurses, Patient Care Technicians
• JFK University In Pleasant Hill Closing At End Of Year
• Coronavirus Update: Bay Area Golf Courses To Reopen Monday After Shelter Order Modification
• Somerville Police Raising Money For Officer Battling Coronavirus
• 'Baseball Wants To Be Played': Little League World Series Canceled, But Local Associations And Leagues Are Holding Onto Hope They Can Play Their Regular Seasons
• Dan Fouts On New Chargers QB Justin Herbert: 'They're Getting Everything They Want'
• Twitter Stock Slumps Following 1st-Quarter, Pandemic-Powered Losses
• Takeout With Tori: Breakfast Favorites, Chinese With Philly Twist Readily Available Thanks To Spirit Of Coming Together
• NASA awards $1 billion in moon lander contracts
• 2 men detained in burning deaths of transgender women
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 141 Additional COVID-19 Deaths, 2,563 Total New Cases In Past Day
• New Jersey Restaurants Hope To Soon Reopen Their Doors To Customers With Safe Dining Plan In Place
• Trade war relief money mostly going to large farms
• Final Survey Of The Season Finds Sierra Snowpack At Just 3 Percent Of May Average
• Coronavirus Update: Celebrity Chef Jose Andres Urges Federal Action On Pandemic Food Relief
• Hit-And-Run Suspect Leads Officers On Chase In Stockton
• Collin Co. Texas Cosmetologists Protest Statewide Ban On Salons: 'I've Lost My Home, My Car'
• Overwhelmed Funeral Directors Ask NYC Medical Examiner's Office To Extend Hours Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Woman Dies After Falling Into Lake At Colorado State Park
• LASD Reports 70 Employees, 115 Inmates Have Tested Positive For COVID-19 Since Pandemic Began
• Coronavirus Sports: Pandemic Forces Cancellation Of Little League World Series For First Time
• Pelosi is "satisfied" with Biden's response to sexual assault allegations
• Coronavirus Updates: Gov. Walz Frustrated Face Mask Issue Overshadowed VP Pence's 'Incredibly Productive' Visit
• Girls Inc. Starts Project To Provide Front-Line Workers With Coffee
• Flames Shoot From Wheat Ridge Home Occupied By Squatters
• Maine's Funtown Splashtown USA Will Stay Closed All Summer Due To Coronavirus
• Virus patient in drug trial left hospital "improving drastically"
• Trump hopes for "massive" rallies of "25,000" people this year
• Biden announces running mate vetting committee
• Police Charge 3 Suspects With Breaking Into Vending Machines Across Pittsburgh Area
• Wilton Manors Charitable Groups Create 'We Are Wilton' Fund To Help Struggling Residents
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 157 New Deaths, 1,940 Additional Cases
• School In Coronavirus Era: Local Teachers Get Creative To Keep Students Engaged During Remote Learning
• Royal Farms Donates 20K Pounds Of Food To Maryland Food Bank
• Coronavirus Update: California Unveils Child Care Web Portal
• A Look Inside A Johns Hopkins' Acute Care Unit Nurse's Life During The Coronavirus Pandemic
• 2 Rescued After Sierra Nevada Avalanche; Adventurers Urged To Continue Sheltering-In-Place
• DeRusha Eats: The Bachelor Farmer, Marvel Bar Shutting Down For Good Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Over 81,000 People File Unemployment Claims In Illinois For Week Of April 20, Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Coronavirus Update: Task Force Recommendations Would Ramp Up Florida's Economy
• Burleson ISD To Honor Class Of 2020 With Virtual Graduation Ceremonies Due To Coronavirus
• Police: 26-Year-Old Thief Wanted After Assaulting, Injuring Woman At Cedar Hill Gas Station
• Ed Reed Foundation Launches Program To Feed Local Families During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Baltimore Front Line Health Care Workers Can Apply To Park In City-Owned Garages For Free During COVID-19 Pandemic
• LeBron James: 'As Soon As It's Safe, We Would Like To Finish Our Season'
• City Of Chicago To Hold Virtual Commencement Ceremony For All Graduating High School Seniors; Oprah Winfrey To Deliver Address
• Chloe The Chihuahua Has Successful Surgery, Adopted After Owner Dies Of Coronavirus
• Cuomo, Former Mayor Bloomberg Detail Plans For Contact Tracing Program, Say It Will Be Shared Worldwide
• Coronavirus In West Virginia: Gov. Justice Lifting Stay-Home Order Under Eased Benchmark
• Colorado Companies Join NASA's Artemis Mission To The Moon
• NASCAR To Resume Season In Mid-May, With Seven Races In 10 Days
• Sanitizers vs. disinfectants: Expert explains the difference
• Record-Setting Navy QB Malcolm Perry Will Get NFL Shot With Dolphins
• 'The Rich Got Richer,' Says NFL Today's Phil Simms On 49ers Draft
• Beloved Livonia Franklin Coach And Wife Die From Coronavirus 12 Hours Apart
• Roger Stone to appeal sentence, denial of new trial
• Coronavirus: 'Essential Workers' To Walk Off The Job In Mass May Day Protest
• DART Preparing For More Riders With Texas Starting To Go Back To Work During Pandemic
• Sheetz Extends Its $3 An Hour Raise For 17,000 Store Workers Until June
• Things To Do In Colorado And Denver This Weekend During Stay-At-Home Order
• DFW Sports Stars Auctioning 'One-Of-A-Kind' Items For North Texas Food Bank
• Trump claims China "will do anything they can" to hurt reelection bid
• Britney Spears burned down her home gym with candles
• Newport Beach Officials Release Photos Disputing That Their Beaches Were Overcrowded
• Oakland Police Officers Fired For Fatal 2018 Shooting Of Joshua Pawlik Reinstated
• Coronavirus Latest: Gov. Larry Hogan Extends Payment Forgiveness For Utilities
• Lightfoot: 2 New Police Operational Centers Open, Total Of 5 In Chicago
• Report: NFL Considering Games On Saturdays, If College Football Postpones Season
• Surge Continues In Florida Jobless Claims
• Coronavirus Impact: Florida Tops List Of States Most Affected By Unemployment Due To COVID-19
• Fort Worth Officer Seriously Injured In Motorcycle Crash
• Body Believed To Be Of Missing NorCal Teenager Found In Fast-Flowing Sierra Nevada River
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: Statewide COVID-19 Cases Nears 48,000 As Death Toll Approaches 2,500
• Coronavirus Latest: Gov. Larry Hogan Issues Executive Order Prohibiting Garnishments Of Federal Stimulus Checks
• UPMC To Give Coronavirus Antibody Tests To All Patients Coming In For Procedures
• Man Injured In San Francisco Visitacion Valley Shooting; 3 Suspects Sought
• 100-year-old WWII veteran's charity walk raises about $40 million
• Shoplifting Suspect Allegedly Assaulted Store Employee Blocking Doorway In Sonora
• Trump campaign kicks off his first TV ad blitz of 2020 campaign cycle
• Coronavirus Latest: FedEx Field Testing Site Closes In Prince George's County, Moves To Cheverly Clinic
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: City Raising Fines On Businesses, Individuals Violating COVID-19 Safety Orders As Cases Near 14,500
• DPD Chief James Craig Returns To Department After Recovering From COVID-19
• Michigan Rep. Karen Whitsett Talks Political Future After COVID-19 Recovery Story Backlash
• Coronavirus Economy: Where Do Pennsylvania, New Jersey And Delaware Rank Among Biggest Increases In Unemployment?
• Coronavirus Update: Pelosi Seeks $1T For Cities, States To Avert Mass Layoffs
• Vietnamese-Americans Commemorating Fall Of Saigon In Westminster Honor Healthcare Workers Battling Coronavirus
• Enrollment Deadline For Health Insurance Through Colorado's Marketplace Is Thursday
• 'We Want To Make A Difference': Allison Park Church To Distribute Food, Cleaning Supplies Delivered From Convoy Of Hope
• Dallas Woman Celebrates 108th Birthday, Community Honors One Of Oldest Texans 
• Baltimore City Schools CEO Joins 62 School Leaders Asking For Federal Education Support In Next Coronavirus Relief Bill
• Chicago Weather: Flooding Concerns Follow Persistent Rain, But Dry Weather Ahead
• Coronavirus Protection: New Hampshire Sending 4.5 Million Masks To VA Hospitals
• Study: While Pa. Has Seen A More Than 2,300% Increase In Unemployment Because Of Coronavirus, That's Relatively Low Compared To Other States
• 15-Year-Old Boy, 19-Year-Old Man Injured In Annapolis Shooting
• Trump calls newly released UFO footage "hell of a video"
• Wanted: Tyler Van Auken Accused Of Shooting At Oil Field Workers In Weld County
• Sprouts Farmers Market Hiring 110 Employees For New Baltimore Store
• 88 Charged With Violating Maryland Governor's Coronavirus-Related Executive Orders, State Police Report
• Gov. Hogan Orders Maryland Flag To Be Flown At Half-Staff Through Sunday To Honor COVID-19 Victims
• 18-Year-Old Baltimore Woman Charged With Illegal Gun Possession After Police Raid
• Georgia teens can get driver's license without taking road test
• What Does Remdesivir, Possible Treatment For Coronavirus, Do?
• Company Delivers Food And Cleaning Products In Returnable Containers
• NFL Today Analyst Nate Burleson: 'I Really Like What Miami Did'
• 'Arts Through It All' Helps Struggling Colorado Organizations During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Human Remains Discovered In Newhall Homeless Camp
• Shawmut Corporation Joins Coronavirus Fight By Making Hospital Gowns
• Benefiber Prebiotic Supplements Recalled Due To Possible Plastic Contamination
• Coronavirus Relief: More Than $9M Going Toward COVID-19 Housing Relief For Marylanders
• More than 150,000 flamingos have painted Mumbai pink
• Dodgers Announce Credit, Refund Policy For March, April Game Ticket Purchases
• Cambridge Police Distributing Thousands Of Masks To Make Compliance With Order Easier
• Coronavirus In Texas: Dallas County Reports 5 More Deaths, 179 Additional Cases
• Amur Leopard Cub Is Newest Addition At The Brookfield Zoo
• Coronavirus Impact: Vacation Rentals Remain Off-Limits Because Of Virus
• 'It Brought Tears To My Eyes': Keystone Oaks School District And The Community Create Care Packages For More Than A Dozen Families In Need
• New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy tells Trump they need financial assistance
• Trump says Michael Flynn is in the process of being exonerated
• Wellfleet OysterFest In October Canceled Due To Coronavirus
• 2 People Rescued In Fire At Turlock Apartment Complex
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