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Articles from May 8, 2020

• Turlock Man Back Home After Getting Stuck In Nursing Facility
• Injured Sea Lion Spotted By Tower Bridge, Experts Ask For Public's Help To Find It
• Several Businesses Planning Social-Distanced But Special Mother's Day Celebrations
• Coronavirus: Ventura Begins Reopening, Reports 21 New Cases
• Natomas High School Teacher Working To Feed Hungry Families
• Bike Sales Boom, Shops See Shortages Under Coronavirus Stay-At-Home Orders
• Robot Helps Families See Isolated Loved Ones At Children's Hospital Colorado
• Coronavirus Update: Infection Statistics Provide Sense Of Urgency As Free, Walk-Up Testing Opens In Oakland
• San Joaquin County To Apply For Reopening Flexibility As Businesses Get Desperate
• Hanging Lake Trail Hiking Season Delayed Until June 1
• Pasadena Police Fatally Shoot Pursuit Suspect, Officer Injured
• Colorado First Responder Paul Cary Honored At Memorial Service For Dedication Treating Coronavirus Patients
• Clothing Stores Unsure How Customers Can Shop While Adhering To Curbside Service Regulations During Reopening Plan
• World-Renowned Magician Roy Horn Dies From Coronavirus Complications At 75
• As It Heats Up, Park Rangers Remind Visitors To Social Distance Along The Rivers
• Riverside County Faces $100 Million Shortfall As Officials Vote To Downgrade Coronavirus Orders
• Rural County Crackdown: State Warns Counties Could Lose Disaster Funding For Reopening Early
• Kyle Larson Returns To Racing In World Of Outlaws Event
• Minnesota DNR: Fire Dangers High This Weekend Despite Cool Temperatures
• Beale Air Force Base Announces Flyover To Thank Frontline Workers Saturday
• CU Boulder Engineers Research Airborne Coronavirus Disinfection
• Coronavirus In MN: St. Paul Nurse Recovering From COVID-19 Donates Plasma To Help Those Battling The Virus
• Pence Press Secretary Katie Miller Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Wheat Ridge Hands Out Face Masks To Encourage Compliance, Shopping
• Minnesotans Eager To Get Out On The Water For Fishing Opener Saturday Despite Chilly Weather
• Because Tour Was Postponed Rather Than Canceled, Chicago Area Woman Gets No Refund For Elton John Tickets
• Smart & Final Unveils Digital 'Line-Queuing System' To Alert Shoppers When Register Are Open, Helping With Social Distancing
• 'Why Does The Burden Fall On Us?' No Easy Answers For Those Waiting For Unemployment Benefits
• Newly-Discovered Inflammatory Condition Diagnosed In 3 LA Children Could Be Linked To Coronavirus
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 14-Year-Old Tests Positive For COVID-19 After Showing Zero Symptoms
• Pittsburgh Pirates Bench Coach Serves Meals At Light Of Life Rescue Mission
• Family Of Mamadou Balde, Former Marine Shoved In Front Of Train To His Death, Can't Go To Court For Suspects' Hearing Due To Pandemic
• MTA Says It Needs Another $3 Billion In Emergency Funding As Coronavirus Pandemic Causes 90% Decrease In Ridership, Unprecedented Subway Shutdown
• Coronavirus In Allegheny County: Libraries Planning Reopening, Looking Into Curbside Service
• Jersey Shore Beaches To Reopen This Weekend, Raising Questions About Other States' Beaches
• Owners Of New York Drive-In Theater Hope To Offer Socially Distanced Escape From Reality
• Maryland National Guard Holds Flyover To Support Frontline, Essential Workers
• Johns Hopkins Researchers Develop App Aimed To Identify Potential COVID-19 Hotspots
• Scott Kaplan Remembered As Family Man, Inspiration For Living With MS
• Signs Ask Visitors And Locals To Practice Social Distancing Ahead Of Ocean City, Maryland, Beach And Boardwalk Reopening
• Johns Hopkins Researchers Hope Plasma Of COVID-19 Survivors Could Help Others
• Connecticut Governor Unveils Details For Phase 1 Of State's Reopening Plan
• Coronavirus Update: Flouting County Lockdown, Tesla Brings Workers Back to Fremont Factory
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Gov. Murphy Creating Governor's Restart And Recovery Advisory Council As Spread Rate Slowing Across State
• Coronavirus Impact: Long-Time Mercy Hospital Doctor Dies From COVID-19 Complications
• Bronx Parent Housing Network Combating Food Insecurity By Handing Out Meals In Vulnerable Communities
• What Does The Future Of Work Look Like Post-Coronavirus?
• Garland Police Arrest Man For Allegedly Shooting, Killing Woman At Walmart Gas Station
• Magic Man Roy Horn Of Siegfried & Roy Dies From COVID-19
• Cocktails For Hope: Bars Push For Change In Illinois Law So They Can Sell Pre-Mixed Cocktails For Takeout, Delivery
• Steamboat Springs Shuts Down 'Bear Buffet' With Bear-Proof Trash Cans
• Miami-Dade, Broward Prepare For Phase One Reopening
• Antioch High Senior Turns Tragic Car Accident Into Miraculous Success Story
• Superhero Art Mural Rises At Jackson Memorial Hospital To Honor Healthcare Workers
• Some Colorado Restaurants Defy Orders, Offering In-Person Dining
• Authorities Back Away From Probe Of Accused Serial Killer Clark Perry Baldwin In Tammy Jo Zywicki Murder
• FlatIron Crossing Nordstrom 1 Of 16 Stores Closing In U.S.
• Babysitters Move Online: Digital Trend To Keep Children Occupied
• A List Of 'Low Risk' Outdoor Activities You Can Do This Weekend With Some Restrictions Lifted
• University Of Michigan Lawsuit: Student Athlete Files Federal Lawsuit After Sexual Assault Claim
• Coronavirus: Jonas Brothers, NY Giants Chairman Donate Combined $1M To Angeleno Fund; City Reports 24% Unemployment Rate
• 3 Norwegian Cruise Ships With No Passengers To Dock At Port Of Oakland
• Detroit Run Club Honors Slain Jogger
• Kowloon Car Hop? Restaurants Hope To Expand Outside After Coronavirus Shutdown
• Pittsburgh, Greensburg Catholic Dioceses Reopening Some Churches In Pa.'s Coronavirus 'Yellow Zones'
• Red Oaks, Waterford Oaks Closed For Social Distancing Concerns 
• Auto Plants To Reopen Monday
• 'Moms May Be More Depressed Than Ever:' Philly Nonprofit Handing Out Care Packages To Mothers Of Murder Victims Who Are Making Difference In Community
• Plan For Dining Outside 'Al Fresco' Could Save Struggling San Jose Restaurants During COVID-19 Pandemic
• A Mixed Bouquet: How Floral Businesses Are Handling Mother's Day
• Virtual Ceremony Is Bittersweet For UMass Amherst Graduates
• Patrol: Woman Runs Across Traffic And Jumps Down 12-Foot Embankment Following I-35W Rollover Crash
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Current, Former SEPTA Employees Say Reduced Service Backfired, Led To 'Overcrowding Issue'
• Retail Stores Prepare To Reopen But Business Will Look A Little Different
• California Gov. Newsom Formally Endorses Biden For President
• Chicago Weather: Freeze Warning Starts At Midnight
• Salmon Not Biting But Fishing Is Good As Sonoma Co. Reopens Boat Launch Under COVID-19 Rules
• Women's national soccer team to appeal dismissal of equal pay claim
• Coronavirus Update: Long-Awaited Reopening Off To Slow Start In Sonoma County
• Mask Sterilization Unit Deployed In Northern California
• 106 Denver Inmates & 17 Jefferson County Inmates Test Positive For Coronavirus
• A New Way Of Closure: Funeral Homes Adapting To New Normal Amid Coronavirus Crisis
• Coronavirus Update: Bay Area Baby Shows Possible Link Between COVID-19 And Rare Condition
• Former White Sox Player Michael Huff Recalls Teaching Michael Jordan On Baseball Field
• Sen. Michael Bennet Introduces Bill To Provide More Time, Flexibility In Small Business Loan Program
• Families Push For Inmates At Terminal Island To Be Released Due To COVID Outbreak
• Gov. Newsom Formally Endorses Biden For President At Virtual DNC Fundraiser
• Gov. Wolf Keeps Beaver Co. In The 'Red' Phase, But Officials Say They're Moving The County To 'Yellow' May 15
• 'I Have Many Other Talents': Education Non-Profit Challenges Kids To Appreciate What They've Learned During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Update: Bleak Outlook For Workers Suffering California's Record Unemployment Rate
• Police: Gunman Found Dead In Woods After Killing Elderly Woman, Wounding Husband At Delaware Veterans Memorial Cemetery
• 'I've Never Stopped Loving The Steelers': Terry Bradshaw Shares His Love Of Pittsburgh, Says He Would Have 'Quit' If Steelers Tried To Trade Him
• North Texas Robotics Company Making Face Shields For Those On Frontlines Of Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Updates: Latest COVID-19 Headlines From May 8, 2020
• 4 Additional LAPD Employees Test Positive For COVID-19 Bringing Total To 104, 44 Have Since Recovered
• Man Critically Injured In Afternoon Shooting In Baltimore, Police Say
• Martin Luther King Jr. Early College Class Of 2020 Celebrate With Drive-Thru Parade
• Dallas Salon Owner Briefly Jailed For Defying Order To Close Says She Would Do It Again
• 'He's Our Miracle Patient': Man Who Contracted COVID-19 On Italian Ski Trip Returns Home After Over 2 Months In The Hospital
• Some Yuba-Sutter Businesses Choose To Close After Being Contacted By State Agencies
• Doctors Worry As Children Are Not Being Brought In For Immunizations During Coronavirus Pandemic
• 'The Waiting Game Is Stressful': Westmoreland County Businesses Preparing To Reopen In 'Yellow' Phase
• Childcare Facilities Making Changes to Stay Safe, Stay Open During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus: Face Coverings No Longer Required — Though Recommended — In San Bernardino County
• Navajo Nation residents face coronavirus without running water
• Boston's 4th Of July Fireworks, Summer Parades, Festivals Canceled Due To Coronavirus
• 'Our Passion Is To Help People': Full-Time Nurse Earns Her PhD From Duquesne University After 7 Years
• Horse Dies At Golden Gate Fields Ahead Of Resumption Of Live Races Next Week
• As California Reopening Begins, Newsom Says Expect More Soon
• Oakland Adds 5 More Miles Of Roads To Slow Streets Program
• NE Mpls. Honeywell Plant Undergoes Deep Cleaning After Several Employees Test Positive For COVID-19
• With Future Of Schools Uncertain, Pittsburgh Public Schools Plans To Have Laptops For All Its Students Come Fall
• Back On Land: Holland America Cruise Ship Employees Stuck At Sea For Nearly 2 Months Over Coronavirus Concerns Allowed To Disembark
• U.S. Jobless Rate Spikes To 14.7%, Highest Since Great Depression
• Mayor De Blasio Says Of Racial Disparity In NYPD's Social Distancing Enforcement: 'We Will Fix It'
• 70% of US Olympic sports applied for PPP funds, AP report finds
• Coronavirus Economic Reopening: Gov. Cuomo Sticking By The Numbers For His Decision On NY Timing
• Gay Coronavirus Survivor Decries Policy Barring Blood Plasma Donation Due To Sexual Activity With His Husband
• Inmate Released On Zero-Bail Order While Facing Several Charges In 3 Counties Arrested After Motorcycle Pursuit
• 'Run With Maud': Coloradans Run 2.23 Miles To Honor Ahmaud Arbery, Who Was Killed While Jogging In Georgia
• 'Going To War With A Butter Knife': Nursing Home Workers Ask Pennsylvania Lawmakers For More PPE
• NH Colleges Plan For Fall Return; Dentists Get OK To Reopen
• Mayor Bill De Blasio: 1,000 Trained 'Disease Detectives' Will Track, Trace Coronavirus In NYC
• Coronavirus: Orange County Reports 5 Additional Deaths, 153 New Cases As 'Low-Risk' Businesses Open With Curbside Service
• Families, Nursing Home Improvising Safe In-Person Reunions For Mother's Day
• Furry Tails: Thunder, Tito And Beauty Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• Transcript: Economist Diane Swonk on the April jobs report
• Annual HONfest Going Virtual This Year Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Thousands Of Dollars In Merchandise Stolen From Shut-Down Macy's In New Jersey
• Should You Fish Close To Home This Year During The Fishing Opener?
• Breckenridge Reopening Committee Considers Closing Main Street To Cars
• Some Suburban Mayors Want Their Municipalities Reopened Before Gov. Pritzker's Set Date
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: DJ Jazzy Jeff Details 'Some Of Worst Days' In Battle With COVID-19, 30th Anniversary Of 'The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air'
• 'As Goes Pennsylvania, So Goes The Nation': Pittsburgh Region Getting Special Attention From Both Presidential Campaigns, Say National Party Chairs
• Coronavirus Latest: Amtrak To Resume Acela Service Due To Anticipated Increase In Demand
• 2 Men Accused Of Price Gouging At Queens Grocery Store
• Former NFL player now a doctor treating coronavirus patients
• DMV Turns Away Customers After Reopening Some Offices To Serve Required In-Person Transactions
• Framingham Chef Starts Meal-Making Operation For Those In Need
• Gov. Walz Urges Legislature To Replenish, Extend Minnesota COVID-19 Fund Set To Expire Monday
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Every California voter to be mailed a ballot for November election
• Baltimore Polytechnic Institute Honors Grads By Writing Names In School Parking Lot
• Coronavirus Nightmare: Report Gives Insight Into How Corpses Ended Up Stacked Up Inside Andover Senior Home
• Rural Parents, Students React To Ban On In-Person Graduation
• LA County Reaches 30K Coronavirus Cases
• Local Marketing Firm Delivers 'Thanks' And Free Lunch To St. Therese Staffers On Front Line Of COVID-19
• College Graduates Face Uncertainty In Job Market Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Finding the world's greatest mom before Mother's Day
• East Bay Woman Creates Service Project For Children Looking To Contribute To Society
• What Companies Benefit From Coronavirus?
• Mayor Young Announces Launch Of Emergency COVID-19 Water Bill Discount
• New Hampshire Reports 7 More Coronavirus Deaths, Cases Rise To 2,947
• Ousted vaccine expert says country is wasting time in coronavirus response
• 'Doing This Slowly And Safely': Pittsburgh Small Businesses Eager To Start Opening 'Responsibly' Next Friday
• Some DPS Students Say Virtual Learning Grading Policy '110% Serves Affluent Students'
• Tips On Cutting Energy Costs As Summer Approaches And Quarantines Remain
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Save Philly Eats Finding Creative Ways To Promote Local Restaurants During Pandemic
• Teachers Come Up With Creative Ways To Help Students Make Gifts For Mother's Day
• Legendary Dolphins Coach Don Shula Laid To Rest During Private Funeral
• COVID-19 Cases At Ludeman Developmental Center In Park Forest Double In A Few Weeks
• Truck Passed Down From Father To Son Was Stolen Before Chase, Crash Into Westminster Fire Station
• Coronavirus Latest: Hospitalizations Remain Flat, COVID-19 Cases Rise To Over 30K In Maryland
• Coronavirus Update: South Pointe Park In Miami Beach Set To Reopen
• 'It Did Blow Me Away': Beaver Co. Woman Tests Positive For Coronavirus After Husband Died Of Stroke And COVID-19
• Denton County Reports 2 More Coronavirus-Related Deaths, 1 From Denton State Supported Living Center
• Fire Crews Contain South San Jose Vegetation Fire On Almaden Road
• Some Waiting For COVID-19 Benefits Pay A 'Penalty' That's Delaying Payments
• North Texas Hair Stylists Working Hard On First Day Back In Nearly 2 Months
• Coronavirus Impact: Florida Keys Fishing Charters Struggle Without Tourists
• Despite His Youth, Brandon Scott Says He Has Experience Needed To Lead Baltimore
• Police: Owen J. Roberts High School Teacher Stephen Raught Arrested For Sexually Assaulting Teen Student In Classroom
• Garland ISD's Valedictorians, Salutatorians Get Surprise Parades, Trophies From School District
• Coronavirus Memoriam: Remembering Milton Pena And Dominick Cosmai, Two Beloved Family Patriarchs
• Massachusetts High Schools Struggle To Figure Out How To Have Commencement
• Mayor Lightfoot: 'Protecting Chicago Framework' 5 Phase Gradual Reopening
• 'There Aren't A Lot Of Gimmes': Breaking Down Philadelphia Eagles' 2020 Schedule
• Bartering Goods, Services Becomes The Norm In Long Island Neighborhood During Coronavirus Pandemic
• 9-Year-Old Honorary Fort Worth Officer Dies After Battle With Cancer
• WeeCycle Hopes To Repair Bus Targeted By Thieves To Resume Helping Families
• Twin Cities Artist Starts Postal Express Project, Sends Sketches To Your Mailbox
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: City Council Gives Away Face Masks To Residents In Brewerytown
• 'It's Truly Amazing To Be Recognized As Heroes': South Florida Doctors, Nurses Honored By Blue Angels Fly Over Tribute
• CSA Farming Spikes Amid Coronavirus-Related Food Shortages
• Yosemite Employees Evicted Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Pair Charged With Murder In Fatal Ambush Shooting Of Black Jogger In Georgia
• Sac City Unified Authorizes 11 Teacher Layoffs As Coronavirus Brings Budget Concerns
• Tara Reade Responds To Skeptics, Calls On Joe Biden To Drop Out Of Presidential Race
• Preliminary Investigation Started Into BSO Sheriff Gregory Tony
• 'Nothing's Open': Shoppers Find Limited Options On First Day Of Coronavirus Reopening At Grove City Premium Outlets
• Analysis: The national security implications of COVID-19
• Coronavirus Update: Phase 2 Reopening Comes Just In Time For Mother's Day For Napa Florist
• Westmoreland Co. Man Now Facing Homicide, Sexual Abuse Charges In Death Of 2-Year-Old Boy
• Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore Resumes Distribution Of Water Bills
• New Record: Food Bank Of The Rockies Distributes 400,000 Pounds Of Food In One Day
• Businesses Ask Governor For Help With Protective Supplies To Reopen Economy
• LASD Reports 101 Employees, 290 Inmates Have Tested Positive For COVID-19 Since Pandemic Began
• 'It's A Virtual Party', Cher, Sheryl Crow, Sting Perform During UNICEF's "Won't Stop" Special
• Now Hiring: Sunrise Plumbing Wants To Add Full-Timers
• Simmons University Announces New Online Undergraduate Program
• Baltimore County Police, Firefighters Thank Hospital Workers With Tribute
• New Baby Name Chosen By Elon Musk, Grimes Invalid Under California Constitution
• Battelle Decontamination System That Can Clean N95 Masks Now Operating In Adams County
• Coronavirus Resources: Baltimore Recreation Centers, Other Sites Give Out Free Groceries Friday
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• Coronavirus Impact: Unemployment Picture Coming Into Focus, As Businesses Look To New Normal
• Florida Keys Teen Accused In Fatal Stabbing Of Brother Hospitalized In Severe Condition
• Coronavirus Latest: Wildwood Boardwalk Opens For Recreation As Nonessential Businesses Warn 'We're Going To Get Killed Memorial Day'
• U.S. Job Market Suffers Worst Month In American History
• Gov. Newsom Signs Executive Order Giving All California Voters Mail-In Ballots For November Election
• New Citation Issued Against Developer In Botched Smokestack Demolition
• Maryland To Recognize 100th Anniversary Of The Negro Leagues
• Massachusetts Pastors Send Letter To Baker Asking To Reopen Churches
• U.S. Sen. Tammy Duckworth Pushes Fix For Parents Of Babies Born This Year To Get Stimulus Funds Quicker
• Armstrong Co. Will Not Issue Citations To Open Businesses That Gov. Tom Wolf Has Ordered To Stay Closed In The 'Yellow' Phase
• Yosemite Employees Evicted Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Judge refuses to dismiss charges against Lori Loughlin
• Cook County Jail Runs Out Of Electronic Monitoring Bracelets
• DUI Suspected After Crash On Highway 50 In Sacramento Involving Semi, Sedan
• Plantation Toddler Hospitalized Following Near Drowning In Pool
• Gov. Murphy Updates New Jersey's 'Road Back' Plan, Says Testing Of Asymptomatic Residents To Begin
• Coronavirus Latest: Shutdown To Lift Around Western Pennsylvania Next Week As Stay-At-Home Orders Extended For Philadelphia Region
• 'Anybody Can Do It' | Baltimore Senior Overcomes Obstacles On Road To Graduation
• NYPD To Limit Capacity At Hudson River And Domino Parks To Enforce Social Distancing, Mayor Says
• Coronavirus: Delta Halting Service To Burbank, Long Beach Airports
• Thousands Of Orchids Handed Out To Nurses As A Thank You During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis To Allow Barbershops, Salons To Reopen, But Not In South Florida
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 150 New Deaths, 1,612 Additional Cases
• Delta Suspends Service To Oakland International Airport Through September
• Cable Ready: US Javelin Standout Making Most Of Home Setup
• Illinois Conducts More Than 20,000 COVID-19 Tests In One Day For First Time; 73,760 Total Confirmed Cases, 3,241 Deaths
• Michelle Obama's heartfelt message to Chicago health care workers
• Video Released Of Police Involved Shooting In Northeast Baltimore, Officers Identified
• Winery In Centennial Says It's Exercising Freedom, Health Department Orders It To Close
• Scientists obtain images of Jupiter showing "jack-o-lantern" effect
• Reopening Florida: Palm Beach County Can Begin Phase One Reopening Monday
• 19-Year-Old Stabbed And Killed In Weymouth, Woman Arrested For Murder
• Dallas County Reports 10 More COVID-19 Deaths, 249 New Positive Cases
• Coronavirus New Jersey: 4-Year-Old Becomes First Child In State To Die From COVID-19
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Uncertainty About Jury Trials Lingers Due To COVID-19
• Man Wanted For Allegedly Assaulting MTA Bus Driver
• 2 Patients With Coronavirus From 2 Different Collin County Nursing Homes Pass Away
• Mark Cuban Says He Hired Secret Shoppers To See How Dallas Businesses Were Reopening: 'It's Not Good'
• Federal Court Approves Plan Giving Law Firm $51 Million Out Of $112 Million In Legal Fees In NFL Concussion Case
• Checking In With Susan Koeppen: Coronavirus Spring Cleaning While Stuck At Home
• Coronavirus Update: California To Provide Mail-In Ballots For November Election To All Voters
• No Charges In 2 Different Colorado Officer Shootings
• White River National Forest To Consider Vehicle Reservations Amid Pandemic
• No 'Crystal Ball,' But Governor Hopes Colorado Restaurants Can Reopen Before End Of May
• 2 New York Boys Die Of Multi-System Inflammatory Syndrome Affecting Children Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Protesters Demanding Businesses Reopen Because 'We Just Can't Go Into Another Great Depression'
• Reopened Disney theme parks to be whole new worlds
• Rocklin Homeowner Shot At 5 Times After Finding Person In Backyard
• COVID-19 Testing Offered At Two Additional Patient First Centers In Maryland
• Maryland Weathers: Areas West Of Baltimore Under Freeze Watches, Warnings
• Coronavirus Found In Men's Semen, Raising Possibility That Virus Could Be Sexually Transmitted
• Coronavirus Update: UC Hastings Chancellor Blasts City's COVID-19 Tenderloin Plan As 'Entirely Inadequate'
• Rep. Andy Harris Announces Emergency COVID-19 Grants To Eastern Shore Health Centers
• Funeral Held For Sgt. James O'Connor Nearly Two Months After Killed In Line Of Duty
• Northeastern University Announces Plans To Reopen Campus In The Fall
• Coronavirus In Texas: Tarrant County COVID-19 Death Toll Now 95 After 5 More Die
• 'A Positive Sign': Line Not Quite As Long For Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank Distribution At PPG Paints Arena
• Coronavirus In MN: State Allocates $6.9M For Temporary Storage Of Human Remains During Pandemic
• Coronavirus Update: Gov. Newsom Says 70 Percent Of California Economy Can Reopen; Bay Area Counties To Go Slowly
• Coronavirus "devastating for low-income families," says Rep. Kennedy
• 5-year-old dies from severe illness linked to coronavirus
• California Legislative Analyst Projects Deficit Through 2024
• Caps And Gowns To Precede Bats And Gloves At Globe Life Field Due To Pandemic
• Kroger Plans To End $2/Hour 'Hero Pay' Increase May 17
• Colorado Governor 'Expects Schools Will Resume In-Person Classes In The Fall'
• 'It's Madness': Tens Of Thousands Have Gone Fishin' Amid COVID-19 Restrictions 
• $10k Reward Offered For Information On Stockton Armed Robbery Suspect
• Sens. Harris, Sanders Call For $2,000 Monthly Payments To Americans During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Police Identify Maryland Man Fatally Shot By Officer
• College Admissions Scam: Judge Refuses To Dismiss Charges Against Lori Loughlin, Mossimo Giannulli
• Man Charged In Shooting Death Of Tyron Davis Outside Essex McDonald's
• Police: Penn Hills Man Who Led Investigators Through His 'Large Scale And Elaborate' Marijuana Grow House Faces Charges
• Attorney General Barr says what Michael Flynn did "was not a crime"
• Coronavirus Latest: Some Activities Allowed Again At Liberty, Loch Raven and Prettyboy Reservoirs
• Newsom Orders Vote-By-Mail Ballots Sent To Every Voter In California
• U.S. job market suffers its worst month in history
• Judge Refuses To Dismiss USC Admissions Bribery Case Against Lori Loughlin, Mossimo Giannulli
• 'Accomplished Something Great': Pittsburgh Penguins Coach Mike Sullivan Delivers Inspirational Message For Class Of 2020 Impacted By Coronavirus
• Special Counsel says removal of whistleblower was retaliatory
• Disease expert: Politicization of science "will probably cost lives"
• COVID-19: Are Supplements Best For A Strong Immune System?
• 2020 Gerber baby is first adopted "spokesbaby"
• Marine Parks Provide Stream of Educational Tools For Animal Enthusiasts During Worldwide Shutdown
• David Ortiz Set To Lead Planet Fitness 'Home Work-In' On May 13
• California's Reopening Goes Into Phase 2, Allowing Sales From 'Low-Risk' Businesses
• Vanessa Bryant Sues LASD Over Kobe Crash Scene Photos Shared By Deputies, Report Says
• Adele's former trainer speaks about weight loss
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 723 Additional COVID-19 Cases Confirmed As Testing Breaches 100,000
• Democrats hope to flip Arizona, as GOP shores up defenses
• Hurst-Euless-Bedford ISD Announces 2020 High School Graduation Plans
• 'I Was Interested In How Taylor & Axe Were Going To Get Along': Asia Kate Dillon On Season 5 Of Showtime's 'Billions'
• Arlington Police Arrest Man Suspected In Sunday Murder
• The disconnect between the jobless rate and the stock market
• 'These Kids Had An Education': 75-Year-Old Man Charged After Allegedly Coughing On Grocery Store Employee, Claiming He Had Coronavirus
• Capitals Cut Ties With Leipsic After Disparaging Comments
• 'This Is A Difficult Week': Minnesota Zoo Announces Staff Reductions Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• 20% of U.S. renters didn't pay the rent on time this month
• Eased Coronavirus Orders Mean Rural Counties Can Operate Businesses At 50% Capacity
• 75,000 Americans At Risk Of Dying From Overdose Or Suicide Due To Coronavirus Despair, Group Warns
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Kennywood Extends 2020 Season Passes Through The Entire 2021 Summer Season
• Q&A: How To Safely Get Medical Care During A Pandemic
• Police Searching For Missing 32-Year-Old Man Last Seen In Baltimore
• Elbert County Joins Others Seeking Waiver From Statewide 'Safer At Home' Restrictions
• New COVID-19 Test Site Opens In Dallas
• Pa. Dept. Of Health Removes Ban On Elective Dental Procedures, As Long As There's PPE For Dental Care Practitioners
• Commerce City Cancels Memorial Day Parade, 4th Fest And More
• Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Announces Digital Concert Schedule May 8th-14th
• June's NASCAR Cup Series Race In Joliet Moved To Darlington Raceway On May 17
• Deputies Arrest Man, Teenager Hiding On Roof After Attempted Burglary At San Carlos Gun Shop
• Watch At 1 p.m. On CBSN Denver: Gov. Jared Polis To Discuss Coronavirus Response
• A Third Of Indiana's 1,328 Coronavirus Deaths From Long-Term Care Facilities
• 'Shameful': State Police Issued 35 Speeding Tickets In Central Mass Friday Morning
• $11M In Federal Grants Will Go To Expanding Coronavirus Testing In Colorado
• Arden Fair Begins Retail Curbside Pickup As California Starts Phase 2 Of Coronavirus Reopenings
• Coronavirus Update: Newsom Projects $18 Billion Revenue Shortfall For K-12, Community Colleges
• City Of Dallas Furloughs 500 Employees Across Different Departments
• Elk Hoof Disease Found In California For First Time
• New Condition Associated With Coronavirus Is Now Being Seen In Children. What You Need To Know
• Tom Brady's Move To Tampa Bay Posed Late Challenges For Networks
• Suspected Serial Rapist Jory Wiebrand Charged In 4 Additional Cases, Total Climbs To 9
• Souplantation To Close Permanently Because Of Coronavirus Pandemic
• Michael Jordan's Signature Air Jordan Shoes From 1985 Are Going Up For Auction
• Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore City Hall Sanitized After City Employee Experiences COVID-19 Symptoms
• Babyface on his coronavirus recovery, upcoming Instagram special
• Innovative Ventilator Designed By Student At Colorado School Of Mines
• Deadly Shooting: George Magee Charged With Murder And Assault In Fight With Neighbors
• Positive Sign: Boston Now Seeing More Recoveries From Coronavirus Than New Cases
• Woods-Manning, Mickelson-Brady Champions For Charity Details Announced
• Shelley Luther Says She Wants To Spread GoFundMe Money, Help 2 Laredo Women Arrested For Opening Beauty Services
• Sen. Ted Cruz Gets Haircut At Salon A La Mode After Owner Shelley Luther Released From Jail
• Fort Worth ISD Students Get Digital Education Access, As Thousands Of Chromebooks Are Distributed
• Fore! 'Caddyshack' Ranks No. 4 On AP Sports Movie List
• Coronavirus may lead to 75,000 "deaths of despair," study says
• Facebook, Google Among Tech Companies To Let Employees Work From Home Through 2020
• Hong Kong seizes record $1 million worth of shark fins
• Probable cause "clear" in Ahmaud Arbery case, authorities say
• Fairplay Mayor Cites Coronavirus As Reason For Cancellation Of Upcoming Town Events
• Sound Of Silence: Baseball Thinking Ahead To Silent Stadiums
• Best Ways To Stay Fit At Home During Coronavirus Outbreak
• California Nail Salons Petition Newsom To Reopen
• Coronavirus Road To Recovery: Delaware Taking 'Baby Steps' As State Eases Restrictions On Retailers
• NASCAR Cancels June Toyota/Save Mart 350 At Sonoma Raceway
• Reese Witherspoon's production company on how movies, TV may look post-COVID-19
• Crew Rescues Couple Trapped In Half Moon Bay Coastal Cave
• AG Nessel: Commission Can Prohibit Firearms At State Capitol
• Official Graduation Guidelines Prohibit Ceremonies Indoors & In Sports Stadiums
• Two-Thirds Of Americans Concerned States Will Lift Coronavirus Restrictions Too Quickly
• Pence press secretary tests positive for coronavirus
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: City Launches Emergency Rental Assistance Program As Cases Top 17,500
• Mario Lemieux Foundation Sets Up Video Game Tournament To Raise Funds For Cancer Research
• Coronavirus Pandemic Could Contribute To Surge Of Other Deadly Diseases, Experts Warn
• Marshals Service: Man Wanted In St. Paul Murder Arrested In Arkansas
• Target Says Employee At Otsego Store Has Tested Positive For COVID-19
• Coronavirus Cases: Inmate At Dorsey Run Correctional Facility Dies From COVID-19
• Supporters run 2.3 miles for Ahmaud Arbery
• Local Organizations Host Pet Food Distribution Events So Pittsburghers Can Feed Their Pets During The Coronavirus Pandemic
• Teenage Boy Dies While Canoeing With Brother In Windsor
• 'They Said in Some Ways COVID-19 Is Worse Than The War In Iraq': Showtime's VICE Correspondent Gianna Toboni On Healthcare Workers Battling COVID-19
• Showtime's VICE Correspondent Gianna Toboni On Healthcare Workers Battling COVID-19
• 3 Arrested, 1 Sought In Connection To Vehicle Burglaries That Occurred Throughout Oroville
• El Monte Approves Cash Assistance Of Up To $1,200 For Renters Hit Hard By Coronavirus
• Should I get a coronavirus antibody test? What the experts say
• Animal Rescue Group Saves Severely Abused Pit Bull Being Used As Bait Dog
• Liam's List: Your Guide To Fitness, Food, Fun, Staying Connected While Social Distancing
• 8 WWII vets aged 96-100 joining Trump for VE Day despite pandemic
• "Alarming" spike in unintentional shootings by kids during lockdowns
• How Will Hair Salons Operate?
• Top cop condemns officer's "closed casket" comment after deadly shooting
• Tom Brady, Several Patriots Among Athletes Calling On FBI, DOJ To Investigate Ahmaud Arbery Death
• Philadelphia Weather: Arctic Blast To Bring Chance Of May Snowflakes, Near Record Lows This Mother's Day Weekend
• Chicago Police Department Confirms 487 Cases Of COVID-19
• Hair Salons 'Anxious' As They Prepare To Reopen With Firm Coronavirus Restrictions
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• Salon owner who defied order released from jail
• Cape Cod Healthcare Furloughing 600 Workers Due To Coronavirus Financial Hit
• 'Colorado Gives Back': Peyton Manning, Lumineers, OneRepublic, Team Up For Benefit Concert
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• Sounds Of Hair Dryers And Clippers Return: Salons, Barber Shops Reopen Their Doors In North Texas
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• Elizabeth Warren, Democrats Probe 2 Massachusetts Walmarts Closed By Coronavirus
• CVS Experiences 'Temporary Shortages Of Sympathy Cards' During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Update: Sonoma Co. Enters Phase 2 Reopening Of Some Retail Businesses
• US Job Market Suffers Its Worst Month In History
• Coronavirus Response: Harford County Launches Temporary Rent Assistance Program, Reopens Playgrounds
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• Pa. Health Dept. Confirms 1,323 New Cases Statewide, 200 Additional Deaths
• A Third Person Has Been Charged In Beltrami County Homicide, Arson Case
• Dallas ISD, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott Launch Statewide Effort To Provide Internet To Students Who Lack It
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• Virginia argues against large gatherings in church lawsuit
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• Coronavirus Cancellations: Howard County's 4th Of July Fireworks Canceled; Weddings, Large Gatherings At Parks Canceled Through June 14
• Oakland Zoo Welcomes Kijiji The Giraffe After 30-Hour Journey From Kansas
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• Hospital staffer allegedly steals dying patient's credit card
• Local Amputee Creates Charity 5K For Mother's Day To Help Friends Facing Furlough
• Cape Cod Field Hospital Closes Without Seeing Any Coronavirus Patients
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• Reward Offered In Los Altos Backyard Slaying Of Gardener
• NHL Postpones International Events In 2020, Including Bruins Season Opener In Prague
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• CBS News spends 7 days inside NYC hospital for primetime special
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• Florida Democrats Urge Gov. Ron DeSantis Not To Loosen Restrictions Without More Testing
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• Bridge Over Troubled Waters Helps Homeless Teens During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Fort Worth ISD Employees Will Continue To Be Paid Through The End Of May
• Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership Moves Market Square Farmers Market To New, Temporary Location
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• Patriots Officially Announce Signings Of Four 2020 Draft Picks
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• Chicago Weather: Freeze Warning Ahead
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• Storytime With Tacko: Celtics' Gentle Giants Reading Kids Books Over Instagram Live
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• Congressman Ro Khanna: Biden will be "bridge" to progressive future
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• 9,000+ Layoffs Last Month In Illinois; National Jobs Report Worst In History
• Unemployment Hits Highest Rate Since The Great Depression
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• Look Up: Blue Angels To Flyover South Florida Friday As Part Of Operation 'America Strong'
• Weather Blog: Cheers To The Moms
• Coronavirus Impacts: Record 20.5 Million American Jobs Lost In April, Unemployment Rate Soars To 14.7%
• Michigan Matters: Gov. Gretchen Whitmer Goes One-On-One
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• Beyoncé And Tina Knowles Lawson Launch Coronavirus Relief Effort In Texas
• McHenry Outdoor Theater Opens Friday Night With Limited Capacity
• UN chief says pandemic spurring "tsunami of hate"
• Third Grader Selling Tulips For Mother's Day In Northwest Suburbs
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• Coronavirus North Wildwood: Mayor Patrick Rosenello Says 'It's Going To Be Unlike Any Summer We've Seen' As Shore Town Begins Partial Reopening
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Wildwood, North Wildwood, Avalon, Stone Harbor Beaches Take First Steps In Reopening
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• McDonald's workers shot after telling customer dining area was closed
• Kamala Harris proposes monthly income boost during COVID crisis
• Top Industries, Positions Hiring In Chicago Amid Pandemic
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• Supreme Court declines to lift Pennsylvania's stay-at-home order
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• Texas lieutenant governor pays fine for jailed salon owner
• Sarah Palin visits Dallas salon that stayed open amid lockdown
• Crews Battle Pallet Fire In Bordentown
• New Iraqi leader caught between Iran and the U.S.
• Pittsburgh Weather: Record-Setting Cold On Saturday, Possible Snow Showers
• Immigrant in ICE custody dies after testing positive for COVID-19
• Huntington Officials Offer Town Diet To Combat 'COVID 10' Weight Gain, Keep Residents Healthy
• College Board Won't Budge After Clerical Error Locks Out Lake Zurich Teen From Taking AP Exams
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• CCAC Launching 'Contact Tracing' Course To Help Reopen Economy
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• U.S. lost record 20.5 million jobs in April as unemployment rate soars to 14.7%
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• Millions of Americans who may qualify for unemployment struggle to file
• Biden accuser calls for former VP to drop out of the presidential race
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