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Articles from May 11, 2020

• Police Search For Driver Who Hit Bicyclist, 2 Pedestrians In Toluca Lake
• Some Internships Canceled, Others Give Students Virtual Experience
• Off-Duty CHP Officer Rescues Hiker From Angel Falls Waterfall
• Report: Nordstrom To Close Inland Empire Locations In Wake Of Coronavirus Pandemic
• 'People Need Healing And Hope': Santa Monica Musician Plays 'Amazing Grace' Each Night In Memory Of Coronavirus Victims
• Castle Rock Restaurant That Opened Dining Room Now Shut Down For At Least 30 Days
• Dr. Dave Hnida: Report About Coronavirus Mutation Not A Reason To Panic
• Colorado Judge Debra Gunkel Will Go To Jail For 2nd DUI
• Castle Rock Restaurant Owner Continues Defiant Stance, Says Colorado Coronavirus Restrictions 'Seem Backward'
• Weld County Jail Must Identify & Protect Medically Vulnerable Inmates, Judge Rules
• Wax Trax, Famous Denver Record Store, Hopes New Website Helps Them Survive Coronavirus
• Bird Watching Becoming More Popular During Stay-At-Home Order
• Coronavirus: LA County Beaches To Reopen Wednesday For Active Use Only
• 'It's A Huge Waste': IRS Sends Stimulus Checks To Dead Colorado Taxpayers
• Businesses Ponder Permanent Work-From-Home Arrangements
• 10-Year-Old 'Captain Marvel' Gets Car Parade For Completing Cancer Treatment
• 40 Residents Displaced After Apartment Fire In Yuba City
• Coronavirus: City Opens Downtown Hotel To Temporarily House Homeless As Part Of Project Roomkey
• Coloradans To See 'Big Difference' As Campgrounds Slowly Reopen
• El Dorado County Businesses Prepared For Governor To Ease Restrictions
• Teen Artist From Oceanside Sues Target Over Kids Merchandise Design
• Judge Orders Bradley Bunn, Man Found With Pipe Bombs In Home, To Halfway House
• Denver Keeping Streets Closed To Allow Greater Social Distancing
• Coronavirus: Riverside, San Bernardino Counties Report More Deaths; Ventura Reports Additional Cases
• Despite 'Trepidation,' Gov. Jared Polis Accepts Invite From President Trump For In-Person Coronavirus Meeting
• University Of California President Wants To End Use Of SAT & ACT In Admissions
• State Expected To Approve Further Stage 2 Reopening For Nevada County Within 48 Hours
• Lawmakers Campaign To Add Provision For Independent Workers As Congress Discusses Second CARES Act
• Coronavirus Cases Near 20,000 In Colorado As Hospitalizations Decline
• With Ridership Down 90% Due To Coronavirus, NYC Taxi, For-Hire Vehicle Drivers Worried About Financial Futures
• Deputies: Palm Desert Man Stabbed, Threw 1-Year-Old Daughter Over Steep Cliff Off Highway 74
• With School Year And Trip Canceled, Retiring Lake Forest High School Choir Director Has Virtual Triumph
• Coronavirus Latest: President Trump To Visit Medical Equipment Distribution Center In Allentown Thursday
• 'Your Data Is Worth Money': Cyber Security Expert Says COVID-19-Related Phishing Up 6,000%
• Unemployed N.J. Woman Says She 'Trusted The Whole Process,' But Weeks Later Still Hasn't Seen A Penny From The State
• 'They Deserve Better': Congressman Conor Lamb Calls For Federal And State Investigations Into Beaver Co. Nursing Home
• Fisherman Saves 3 Men After Raft Overturned In Sacramento River
• 'Giving Up, It Really Never Entered My Mind': Eagles Releasing Documentary On Incredible Life Of Former Long Snapper Jon Dorenbos
• Woman Said She Never Heard Paul House Nursing Home In Irving Park Had COVID-19 Cases, Until Her Mother Was One Of Them
• Coronavirus In Allegheny County: Wahlburgers To Feed First Responders, Health Care Workers
• 'Our Farmers Have Never Stopped': Bongards Cheese Teams With USDA To Feed Families Struggling During Pandemic
• Push To Get More Kids Vaccinated For Preventable Diseases During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Numbers In New York Best Since Early Days Of Outbreak As Friday's Reopening Date Nears
• North Texas Doctor Recovers After Having COVID-19 And Flu At Same Time
• Investigators Release Photos Of Potential Witnesses To Deadly Officer-Involved Shooting
• Son Back Home, Father Still Hospitalized After Being Shot Through Door In Oak Park
• Questions Swirl Over Newsom's Threat To Withhold Federal Aid From Counties Defying COVID-19 Stay Home Orders
• Woman Mauled To Death By Her Own Dog In Fox Lake
• On 7th Birthday Of Missing Boy King Walker, Family Hopes Age-Progression Photo Will Help Locate Him
• Coronavirus: Experts Predict Economy Could Bounce Back By The End Of The Year
• 'It's Going To Feel So Good': Hudson Small Business Owners Elated To Reopen
• What's The Status Of COVID-19 Testing In Minnesota?
• Three-Alarm Fire Tears Through Newark Apartment Building
• Michigan Woman Turns 102, Celebrates In A Big Way
• NYPD: 2 Dead In Apparent Home Invasion On Staten Island
• Ford, GM Still Under Contract To Produce Ventilators
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Hogan Could Make Decision This Week About Whether To Begin First Phase Of Reopening Plan
• 3 People, Including 7-Year-Old, Injured In Elkton Shooting, Police Say
• Metro Detroit Father, Son Dies Days Apart From Covid-19
• Delaware State Police ID Maryland Couple Killed In Cemetery Shooting As Paul, Lidia Marino
• White House Advisor Warns Of A 20% Unemployment Rate
• Maryland Weather: Frost Advisory In Effect For Parts Of State Overnight
• 'A Surreal Experience': Family Recalls Giving Birth Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Eminem, Jack Dorsey Donate Combined $1M To Detroit
• Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore City Council Weighing Plan To Temporarily Close Streets To Allow For More Exercising
• Homeless Man Sues City, LAPD Over April 27 Altercation Caught On Camera
• 'We Got Wolf On The Ropes': Pa. Lawmaker Defies Gov. Tom Wolf's Stay-At-Home Order After Organizing And Attending Meeting With 150 People
• Miami‐Dade County Public Schools Releases Virtual Graduation Ceremonies Schedule
• GOP Vs. Whitmer: Judge Cynthia Stephens Sets Lawsuit Hearing Date For May 15
• Police: One Person Killed In Fiery Crash Involving Tractor-Trailer On New Jersey Turnpike Near Mount Laurel
• Funeral Homes Overwhelmed Amid Covid-19 Pandemic
• Coronavirus In Michigan: Mayor Duggan Announces Death Of City Employee
• GM, Ford Plants To Reopen Across U.S., Mexico, Canada
• Police: Man In Critical Condition After Confrontation In Parking Lot Leads To Shooting In Knoxville
• Coronavirus Response: 25K Face Shields Made In Baltimore Going To Front Line Workers
• Coronavirus Update: Defiant Musk Confirms Tesla Fremont Plant Reopening; Gov. Newsom Unaware
• Sewing With A Greater Purpose
• Napa Valley Vineyards Preparing To Resume Wine Tasting With Modifications
• Can The Governor Withhold Federal Emergency Funding From Counties Not Abiding By State Order?
• More Than $20,000 Raised For 'Traumatized' Cape Cod Ice Cream Shop Worker
• Coronavirus New Jersey: COVID-19 Survivor Whose Donated Plasma Saved Aunt, Stranger Encouraging Others To Undergo 'Easy, Painless Process'
• I-Team: Position To Oversee Holyoke, Chelsea Soldiers Homes Never Filled
• 3 Families Escape Fast-Moving Fire In Medford
• Broward Mayor Dale Holness Believes County Could Soon Reopen Certain Businesses
• ShopRite's #EssentialThanks Campaign Helping Fight Hunger
• United Rolls Out Changes After Photos Of Packed SF-Bound Flight During COVID-19 Pandemic Go Viral
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: Business Owner Fearful Of Losing State-Required Certificates, Insurance If He Defies Gov. Wolf's Reopening Plan
• First US Study Of Autism In Adults Estimates 2.2% Have Autism Spectrum Disorder
• Chicago Weather: Frost Advisory
• Governor Abbott Orders Coronavirus Testing At All Texas Nursing Homes
• YouTube Personality Killed On 25th Birthday After McLaren Slams Into Pole In Valley Village, 'Ink Master' Star Arrested
• Coronavirus Response: Baltimore City Council Passes Bill Prohibiting Rent Increases During State Of Emergency
• Protecting The Most Vulnerable: Union Advocates For More Coronavirus Testing At Nursing Homes
• Analysis Shows Santa Clara County COVID-19 Cases Concentrated In Poor San Jose Zip Codes
• Husband, Father Of 4 Killed After Equipment Collapses At Construction Site At LAX
• Wild Harvest Organic Basil Recalled Over Possible Cyclosporiasis Contamination
• 50,000 Emails In 50 Days: Colorado Congressional Delegation Sees Growing Political Engagement
• Fmr. Vikings Defensive Line Coach John Teerlinck Dies At Age 69
• Grant Street Reading Series: Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto Reading Bedtime Stories Online
• 162 LA County Businesses Violated Health Orders Over The Weekend, Officials Say
• Organ Transplantations Dropped Sharply During Coronavirus Pandemic, Study Finds
• More Than 500 Chicago Police Department Members Have Now Tested Positive For COVID-19
• Sen. Pelosi Urges Congress To 'Go Big' On Next Coronavirus Federal Aid Package
• Coronavirus Updates: Latest COVID-19 Headlines From May 11, 2020
• Tesla's Defiance To Alameda County Health Order Raises Questions Of Fairness
• Fallen Pittsburgh Police Officer Calvin Hall Honored During National Police Week
• White House Directs West Wing Staffers To Wear Masks
• University Of California Should Suspend SAT And ACT As Admissions Requirement, Napolitano Says
• Bat Found In Fremont Neighborhood Last Week Tests Positive For Rabies
• Coronavirus In Texas: Different Cities Interpreting Business-Reopening Rules In Different Ways
• 'The Right Thing To Do': Pageant Of The Masters Cancels 2020 Event In Wake Of Coronavirus Pandemic
• 4 Ducklings Saved From Storm Drain By Penn State Police Officer, Fire Department
• California Official: Bad Mask Deals Lost No Taxpayer Money
• Coronavirus Latest: Maryland Nursing Home Hit With $10K Daily Fines For Alleged COVID-19 Care Violations
• Coronavirus In Texas: Highland Park Cafeteria Closing For Good After 95 Years
• LAPD Reports 108 Employees Have Tested Positive For COVID-19 Since Pandemic Began
• 14-Year-Old Sacramento Girl Accepted To 8 California Colleges
• Coronavirus Latest: Employee From Home Depot In Pasadena Dies Due To COVID-19
• Doctors Without Borders dispatches team to the Navajo Nation
• Chicago Wolves GM Wendell Young Was Not Surprised That AHL Decided To Cancel Rest Of Season
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: STEM Leader Anne Yuska Remembered After Battling COVID-19
• Naples To Reopen City Beaches With Restrictions After Abrupt Weekend Closure
• Why Stimulus Checks Won't Be Taxed, But Unemployment Benefits Will Be
• Denver Business Following Strict Guidelines In Order To Reopen
• Delaware State Police Identify Elderly Couple Killed In Shooting At Delaware Veterans Memorial Cemetery
• Newly Released Police Report Sheds Light On Sheriff Gregory Tony's Fatal Shooting
• Status Of 'Wave Parades' For Birthdays, Graduates In N.J. Clarified For Social Gatherings
• Coronavirus In MN: Pilgram's Pride Poultry Workers Fear For Their Health After Being Called Back To Work
• Hammer-Wielding Suspect Killed During Deputy-Involved Shooting In Laguna Niguel
• Class Of 2020: Charter Oak Senior Ashley Anderson Overcomes Adversity To Be First In Family To Attend College
• Suspect Arrested In Backyard Slaying Of Gardener At Los Altos Home
• Dems to vote on allowing delegates to attend convention remotely
• Citations Withdrawn Against 2 Accused Of Violating Stay-At-Home Order In Westmoreland County
• 'Shift In Dental Costs': New Coronavirus Safety Standards May Lead To Pricier Dental Appointments
• Coronavirus Latest: Rite Aid Expanding COVID-19 Testing In Delaware Valley
• Report: Corte Madera Mall Stores Threatened With Eviction For Unpaid Rent During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Coronavirus Latest: New Jersey Cracking Down On Celebratory Parades That Violate Stay-At-Home Orders
• Wife Of El Milagro Worker Who Died Of COVID Speaks: 'They're Not Protecting Us'
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Catherine Cortez Masto has stayed out of the veepstakes limelight
• Dallas Restaurant's Loyal Customers Come To The Rescue Again
• 'Soul 2 Soul Sisters' Donates Money To Small Businesses Owned by Black Women
• Coronavirus: Los Angeles County Announces 39 New Deaths, 591 New Cases
• WATCH: Melee Erupts In Van Nuys Target Store After Homeless Brothers Refuse To Wear Masks
• Police: Fire At North Minneapolis Mosque Deemed Accidental, Not Suspicious
• Putin eases Russia's coronavirus measures as cases keep mounting
• 'They're Not Going To Let This Stop Them': Shaler Area HS Senior Class Gives Back, Even Though Their Year Isn't What They Expected
• Gov. JB Pritzker And Top Staff Working From Home After Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19
• With COVID-19 Restrictctions, Evanston School Honors Its Grads With Signs, Special Messages
• Some Unimpressed With System On First Day Illinois Gig Workers Get To File For Unemployment Benefits
• Deputies Reportedly Called To South Sac Home Before It Caught Fire Sunday
• 'Social Distancing Protocols Stay In Place': Doctor Warns Moving To 'Yellow Phase' Does Not Mean The Relaxing Of Safety Precautions
• Mayor De Blasio Says Subway Shutdown Is Working, City Making Progress Getting Homeless To Accept Services
• Man Wheeled Out Of Northwest Community Hospital To Family After 34-Day Battle With COVID-19
• Coronavirus Latest: Former Phillies Manager Larry Bowa Urges Fans To 'Be Patient' About MLB Safely Beginning Season
• Jerry Stiller, Comedian And 'Seinfeld' Actor, Dies At 92
• Coronavirus Scam: Pennsylvania Attorney General Warning Of Scams Related To Stimulus Checks
• Coronavirus Patient Goes Home After 13 Days On Ventilator In North Texas Hospital
• VIDEO: Thieves Steal Catalytic Converter From Prius In Berkeley Carport
• California Eyes UCLA For 'Virtual Training Academy' For COVID-19 Contact Tracing Effort
• My Story: Stony Brook University Hospital Launches Initiative For Nurses To Connect With Their Patients
• Pennsylvania Students Expected To Return To School In Fall, State Secretary Of Education Says
• Coronavirus Updates: Treasure Island Preparing Plans For Eventual Reopening
• Officials Consider Turning Shadyside's Walnut Street Into An Open-Air Pedestrian Mall As Some Businesses Prepare To Reopen Friday
• INTERACTIVE: Here's What It'll Take For Illinois To Reopen
• Enoch Pratt Free Library Offering WiFi Outside Four Branches
• Baker: Massachusetts To Reopen In 4 Phases Starting May 18
• California Science Center To Offer Virtual Tours Of Space Shuttle Endeavour Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Boston Police Officer Uses Mating Call On Phone To Capture Escaped Peacock
• Norwell Young Woman Makes Care Packages For Mass. General Hospital Workers
• Trump campaign slightly edges out Biden in April fundraising
• Caught On Camera: Miami Beach Hit-And-Run Leaves Woman In Critical Condition
• California Counties Push To Reopen Ahead Of State Guidelines
• Pinched By Pandemic: North Texas Businesses Struggle To Pay Rent, Stay Alive
• How shoddy masks are getting to the front lines of the pandemic
• Max Minute: Pulse Oximeter Detects Drop In Blood-Oxygen Levels, An Indicator Of Potential COVID Pneumonia
• Dreams And Nightmares: The Coronavirus Pandemic Is Leading To Disturbing Dreams And Insomnia, Sleep Specialist Says
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: Top Education Official Tells Lawmakers They Intend To Reopen Schools In Fall
• 30 Aircraft Performing Flyover On Thursday To Salute Essential Workers
• Tesla CEO Elon Musk Restarts California Factory Amid Lockdown
• The Maskateers Commit To 'Saving Lives One Mask At A Time'
• 'Regulars Have Been Keeping Us Going': Duffy's Tavern Ready To Reopen To Serve Loyal Customers
• Being A New Mom Is Challenging In Best Of Times, Let Alone During COVID-19 Outbreak
• Steve Harvey Foundation Helps Baltimore High Schooler Attend Dream School
• Coronavirus Latest: New Precautions In Place As Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Begins To Offer More In-Person Visits
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: A Look At Which Clinics Are Testing And How Much
• Barbershops, Salons Now Open In Porter County, But With Restrictions
• Coronavirus Economy: Delaware County Businesses Want 'Opportunity To Open Our Doors' As They Wonder How They'll Survive
• Coronavirus Treatment: Remdesivir Arrives At Some Mass. Hospitals In Limited Supply
• 7th Grader Starts Petition To Get NYC Department Of Education To Restore Pre-Coronavirus Grading Policy
• Arva Moore Parks, Beloved Miami Historian And Preservationist, Passes Away At 81
• Elon Musk Vows To Restart Tesla Production In Defiance Of California Shutdown
• Coronavirus Cases Reach 6,000+ In Dallas County
• Coronavirus Memoriam: Remembering Champions Of Learning Taiwo Ishola Amusa And Tammy Hendriks
• Nurse Fired From United Hospital Continues Fight Over Hospital-Issued Scrubs
• Closed Parking Lot At Wollaston Beach Fills Side Streets With Cars
• 'Mask On, Gloves And Handheld Thermometer': Child Care Centers In 'Yellow' Counties Prepare To Open Their Doors To Children
• Miami-Born Grammy-Winning 1970s Soul Singer Betty Wright Dies At 66
• 'A Spike': Some Concerned About 2nd Coronavirus Wave As Allegheny County Businesses Plan To Reopen
• Coronavirus In MN: Minnesota Senate Passes Bill To Let Most Businesses Reopen
• Memorial Day Flag Garden On Boston Common To Be A Virtual Event This Year
• Max Minute: Want A Coronavirus Vaccine Fast? Be Ready For Shortcuts, Ethical Questions And Risks
• Notice Of Execution Signed For Convicted Cop Killer Eric Frein
• Baltimore Chef Cindy Wolf Named Finalist For James Beard Award For 9th Time
• Convalescent Plasma Success During Ebola May Lead To Lives Saved During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Disney World Resorts Now Accepting Reservations Starting In July
• Identity Theft Suspect Arrested After Early Morning Traffic Stop In North Auburn
• VIDEO: Large Water Main Break Now Restored
• What The Workplace Will Look Like In The Coronavirus Era
• Coronavirus Delaware: Small Businesses Wish Government Would 'Give Us A Chance' To Allow Stores, Customers To Shop Responsibly
• Fire At San Jose Recycling Center Burns 20 Tons Of Paper Product
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Mayor Kenney Wishes 'People Would Put Aside Their Beefs' As Shootings Rise During Pandemic
• What to do if you're worried about returning to work amid pandemic
• Aldermen Advance Measure Protecting Workers From COVID-19 Retaliation
• MLB Season Proposal Approved By Owners, Yankees And Mets Seasons Could Start July 4
• Massachusetts Sees An Increase In Traffic For First Time In Months
• CHP Releases Aerial Video Of Wild, Wrong-Way Chase Across Carquinez Bridge
• Social Distancing Taking Toll On North Texans: 'Ready For It To End, But I'm Uncomfortable Getting Out'
• Coronavirus Update: Alameda County Adds 4 New COVID-19 Testing Sites
• Illinois Supreme Court Declines To Intervene In Rep. Darren Bailey's Lawsuit Against Gov. JB Pritzker's Stay-At-Home Order
• Man Killed In Blunt Object Attack In East Oakland Park, 2 Arrested
• Western States Pact Asks Federal Government For $1 Trillion In Relief
• Ken Foote Remembers Little Richard And Betty Wright
• PETA Offers Reward Up To $5,000 For Information On Impaled Florida Alligator
• State To Provide Reading Lessons To Colorado Children
• 'I Want To See The City Thrive': Young Hopes Voters Give Him Full Four-Year Term As Mayor
• Number Of Pediatric Multi-System Inflammatory Syndrome Cases Grows To 93 In New York State
• Gov. Newsom Addresses Criticism Of Stay-At-Home Orders From Tesla Founder Elon Musk
• Illinois Receives First Shipment Of Remdesivir For Fight Against COVID-19; Virus Peak Now Forecast To Last Into Mid-June
• North Dakota Man Missing Since Late April After Getting Caught In American River Current
• Masks In Cars? Cleaning With UV Light? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• FedEx To Open Large Distribution Hub In South Dallas By November
• Coronavirus: Orange County Reports 55 New Cases, Death Toll Remains 76
• Avianca Air Files For Bankruptcy, Miami Air To Cease Operations In Wake Of Coronavirus Pandemic
• Reopening Florida: Palm Beach County Businesses Reopen Monday With Restrictions
• City Of Chicago COVID-19 Spending Update -- $10 Million And Counting
• 24 More People Diagnosed With COVID-19 In Denton, 18 New Recoveries
• Suspect Arrested 7 Times In Alameda County During Coronavirus Shelter Order Has Bail Set At $200K
• Amtrak Now Requiring All Passengers To Wear Facial Coverings
• 3 Teenagers Charged In St. Paul Light Rail Platform Assault
• New Timeline Announced For Camping, Restaurants & Spring Skiing
• Pro Leagues Watch UFC's Return Closely
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: Delco Diamonds Softball Team 'Dedicated As Ever' Despite Holding Practices On Zoom
• Tech, Health Care Stocks 'Resilient' Amid Widespread Losses During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: Gov. Wolf Says Counties, Businesses 'Choosing To Desert In Face Of Enemy' By Reopening Early
• Now Hiring: QuikTrip Looking To Add Assistant Managers, Associates
• 'Open Colorado': Grizzly Rose Owners Express Frustration On Sign Visible From I-25
• Heard In Detroit: Jackamo, Ohly, & More!
• 'It Made Me Cry': Mother's Day Drive-Thru Parade Brings Joy To Moms & Grandmas Living In ALFs
• MLB Owners Approve Plan To Start Coronavirus-Delayed Season In July
• Software maker keeping biz loan over objection from lawmakers
• Coronavirus Latest: Nursing Homes 'Feel Like A Death Trap' As Nearly 2,400 Have Died In Pennsylvania Facilities
• Coronavirus Delaware: Rehoboth Beach Officials Asking For Input As Town Considers Plans For Socially Distant Summer
• Boston's Homeless Population Has 33% Coronavirus Infection Rate, Tests Show
• Baltimore City Gets In The Meme Game With Drake's 'Hotline Bling' To Encourage Social Distancing
• 'Behind The Berlin Wall': As Pa. National Guard Helps At Beaver Co. Nursing Home, Families Hope It Isn't Too Late
• Dallas Looks To Crack Down On Everyone Involved In Street Racing, Including Spectators
• Supreme Court kicks off second week of remote arguments
• Coronavirus Bucks County: 2 Doylestown Musicians Using Love For Music To Show Appreciation For Health Care Workers
• Ice Cream Therapy, By Appointment Only! Klavon's Puts Social Distancing Measures In Place
• Excelsior Cancels Fourth Of July Celebration At Lake Minnetonka
• Supreme Court could impact abortion access in 15 states: study
• Richard Seymour Hoping Patriots Hall Of Fame Induction Paves Path To Canton
• Western States To Ask For $1T Lifeline, 1 In 4 Californians Projected To Be Unemployed: Newsom
• Detroit Police: 15-Year-Old Fatally Shocked On Warehouse Roof
• Coronavirus: California, Western States Seek $1 Trillion Federal Lifeline For 1st Responders, Health Care, Public Education
• Salvation Army Distributing Food Boxes In Aurora Tuesday
• The 30 Members Of The Patriots' Hall Of Fame
• Rhode Island Restaurants To Offer Outdoor Dining, But With Screenings
• Coronavirus SMART Fund: New Jersey's Top Leaders Push For Bi-Partisan Help 'Getting Our Lives Back'
• Princeton names its first black valedictorian
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Gov. Phil Murphy Willing To Give Restart Dates By End Of Week Due To Downward Trend Of COVID-19 Cases
• 'People Are In Need': Food Distribution Event In Fayette Co. Feeds Hundreds Of Families
• National Eat What You Want Day is HERE!
• White House directs West Wing staffers to wear masks
• AP Source: MLB Owners Approve Plan To Start Season In July
• Trump admin recommends testing of nursing home residents and staff
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 669 Additional Cases, 129 New Deaths
• MLB Proposal Suggests A Possible 4th Of July Start Date
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Unapproved Shipment Of COVID-19 Drug Seized In Harrisburg
• Fort Worth ISD Plans Voluntary In-Person Post-Graduation Celebrations
• Cinemark Movie Theater At Pittsburgh Mills Closing
• Anti-lockdown protesters enter Subway with heavy weapons
• Too Early To Predict If Colorado Will See Second Wave Of Coronavirus Cases
• Malls, Salons Reopen In Latest Phase Of New Hampshire Coronavirus Recovery
• Coronavirus Latest: 290 COVID-19 Cases Reported In Maryland Correctional System; More Than Half Have Recovered
• Lidl Shoppers Can Win $100 Gift Cards In Contest To Encourage Social Distancing
• Suspect Arrested In South Sacramento Shooting That Left 2 Men Dead
• Pittsburgh Pride Rescheduled To Fall Because Of Coronavirus
• 5-Year-Old Shot During Attempted Break-In At Colton Home
• Landfill Focuses On Continuous Improvement
• U.S. Navy Blue Angels To Fly Over Chicago To Honor Health Care Workers
• Minnesota Twins Could Start Season On July 4 After MLB Owners Reportedly Approve Proposal
• King Soopers Extends Free Drive-Thru Coronavirus Testing Through May
• Georgia AG to look into how Arbery case was handled
• United Airlines says it can't guarantee empty middle seats
• Iran says 19 sailors killed, 15 wounded in missile "accident" at sea
• Firefighters Extinguish Railroad Tie Fire Near Oakland Coliseum
• What Type Of Mask Should Be Worn In Public? And How Do You Keep It Clean?
• Driver Dies In Fiery Early Morning Pittsburg Crash
• Jay-Z and Meek Mill sending 10 million masks to U.S. prisons
• Catherine Cortez Masto, dark horse for Biden running mate?
• Suspect In Fatal Reisterstown Hit-And-Run Of 67-Year-Old Willard Scram Identified; Not Being Charged While Police Continue To Investigate
• Cuomo touts "exciting new phase" as N.Y. virus cases decline
• Jerry Stiller, veteran comic and Ben's father, has died at 92
• Police Catch Teenager Speeding In Father Mercedes -- Top Speed 191 MPH
• Paycheck Protection Program goes from popular to pariah
• Disney reopens its Shanghai theme park with masks and limits
• Coronavirus Sports: MLB Owners Reportedly Approve Plan To Start Season In July Without Fans
• Escaped Inmate Jahquez Scott Captured; Swapped Identities With Fellow Detainee To Escape Cook County Jail
• Olivehurst Man Accused Lighting Woman's Bed On Fire, Destroying Home
• Semi Crash In Adams County Shuts Down Highway 85
• AP Source: MLB Owners Approve Plan To Start Baseball Season In July
• LAUSD To Start Summer School Classes June 24; No Timeline For Return To Campuses
• Passenger Killed, Driver Injured After Car Plunges Off Cliff In Oakland Hills
• 'Deeply Disturbing:' LA County Jail Inmates Intentionally Trying To Contract Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Philly Officials 'Can't Put A Date' On When City Can Reopen As Several Counties Threaten To Defy Stay-At-Home Orders
• Dry Ice! The American Hockey League Cancels Remainder Of Season And Playoffs
• Report: MLB Owners Approve Plan To Start Season Close To Fourth Of July
• New prosecutor named in Ahmaud Arbery case
• Coronavirus In Wisconsin: Evers Allows Nearly All Retail Stores To Open With Limits
• Coronavirus Impact: Updated Model Predicts COVID-19 Peak In Late-July With SAHO Extended Through May; 25K Deaths Possible
• Mayor Lightfoot: COVID-19 'Testing Network' Opens In Chicago This Week
• Boston Considers Expanding Sidewalks, More Outdoor Dining As Coronavirus Precautions
• San Francisco May Allow 16 & 17-Year-Olds To Vote In Municipal Elections
• Time Is Running Out For JCPenney
• Police Find 6-Year-Old Boy Tied Up In Shed, Grandmother And Boyfriend Arrested
• New Prairie Dog Pups Make Debut At Maryland Zoo
• Teen Charged In Viral Deer Torture Video Pleads Guilty, Gets Probation And 200 Hours Of Community Service
• Coronavirus 'Patient Zero' And New Rochelle Both Recovering From Early Dark Days
• Procession Honors Newport Beach Police Detective Who Died Of Cancer
• Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School Offering New Free Online Course To Train COVID-19 Contact Tracers For New York State
• 'This Show Feels Brave & Timely': Jeanine Mason On The CW Network's 'Roswell, New Mexico'
• Police Investigating Thefts From 8 Parked Cars In Essex Early Sunday Morning
• Report: Tom Brady's 'Deteriorating Relationship' With Josh McDaniels Contributed To End Of Patriots Career
• Miami Dolphins' Tua Tagovailoa Tops List Of Highest Selling NFL Jerseys
• Help Sought In Identifying Mystery Patient At Zuckerberg San Francisco General
• Transgender Michigan Woman In Hospice While Awaiting Court Ruling
• President Trump Tweets Pennsylvanians 'Want Their Freedom Now' While Gov. Wolf Says It's Impossible To 'Stay Safe And Move Quickly'
• Caught On Camera: Mama Bear Rescues Her Cubs In South Lake Tahoe
• Jeanine Mason On CW's "Roswell, New Mexico"
• Parker County Sheriffs, Texas Rangers Investigating After Man And Woman Found Dead
• Jerry Stiller, Comedian And 'Seinfeld' Actor, Dies At 92
• 'New Jersey Salutes': New Jersey Air National Guard To Hold Flyover To Honor Health Care Workers
• Over 1,100 Marylanders Sign Up To Testify On Unemployment Insurance Issues At Senate Committee Hearing
• Poll: Majority Disapprove Of Coronavirus Protests
• Father, Son Injured In Shooting During Oak Park Home Invasion
• Full-Time Electronic Tolling Begins At Bay Bridge Tuesday
• Nordstrom Dadeland One Of 16 Stores Closing Its Doors For Good Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• 'I Was Within A Half Hour Of Dying': Cyclist Publishes Letter To Hit-And-Run Driver In Outside Magazine
• Actor Nick Cordero Showing Positive Signs In Battle With Coronavirus, Wife Says
• Colorado Springs Police: Speeding Driver Caught Going 72 In A 35 MPH Zone
• 7-Year-Old Girl In Temporary Serious Condition After Detroit Shooting
• Colorado State Patrol Searching For Information, Vehicle Related To Hit-And-Run
• Coronavirus Death Toll In Colorado Nears 1,000
• Hacked! Dallas ISD Apologizes After Parent-Senior Meeting 'Zoom Bombed' By Porn 
• Coronavirus In Wisconsin: Free COVID-19 Testing Sites Open In Madison And Milwaukee
• Bay Area Doctor: Frontline Workers May Deal With PTSD Long After Coronavirus Pandemic
• Denver Broncos Rookie Jerry Jeudy's No. 10 Jersey Ranks In Top 20 In Jersey Sales
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: Bucks County Commissioners Say Move To Yellow Phase Would Not Fully Reopen Businesses
• Tuukka Rask Not Putting Any End Date On His Career: 'The Winning Drives Me'
• About $150K In Jewelry Stolen In Smash And Grab At Tracy Costco, Police Say
• Baltimore Ravens Sign Former Seahawk D.J. Fluker To One-Year Contract
• Coronavirus Latest: Hospitalizations Drop As Maryland Reports More Than 33K COVID-19 Cases
• Philadelphia School District Launches 'Philly HopeLine' To Offer Mental Health Support To Students, Caregivers
• Elective Surgeries Resume As Minnesota Remains Under Stay-At-Home Order
• Dad With Coronavirus Sees Family For First Time In 2 Months On Mother's Day
• Watch At 1:30 p.m. On CBS4 & CBSN Denver: Gov. Jared Polis To Discuss Coronavirus Response
• Indiana Supreme Court Suspends Attorney General Curtis Hill's Law License For 30 Days Over Groping Claims
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• Boris Johnson announces phased reopening plan for England
• Maryland Hosts Wine-Dine Week To Help Support Local Restaurants, Wineries
• South Pointe Park Reopen As Miami-Dade, Broward Draft Its Reopening Plans
• 2 Charged After Snatching Jewish Man's Face Mask In Anti-Semitic Attack, Police Say
• One Of Each: Denver Zoo Reveals Genders Of Lion Cubs
• Singapore Deploys Boston Dynamics Robot 'Dog' To Encourage Coronavirus Social Distancing
• Kyle Larson Races In World Of Outlaws Event
• San Bruno Man Arrested On Suspicion Of DUI, Multiple Hit-And-Run Collisions
• New South Korea coronavirus cluster delays reopening of schools
• Popular Essex Seafood Restaurant Gutted In Gas Heater Fire
• Desktop and Console Gaming On A Notable Rise
• Coronavirus: Masks Now Required For Metro Passengers And LAX Travelers
• COVID-19: Is Outdoor Running Still Safe?
• Colorado Eagles Cancel Remainder Of Season Over Coronavirus Concerns
• Maryland Congressional Delegation Announce Additional $16 Million In COVID-19 Community Development Block Grant Funding
• Off-Duty CHP Officer Helps Rescue Hiker Trapped In Angel Falls Whirlpool
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 528 More COVID-19 Cases Reported As Death Toll Nears 600
• Stephen Gostkowski Hoping To Land His Next Kicking Opportunity Around Training Camp
• Germany sees worrying COVID figures after weeks of relaxation
• Boston Weather: Afternoon Thunderstorms Possible And A Mid-Week Chill
• Ex-WWE Star Alberto Del Rio Arrested In Texas, Charged With Sexual Assault
• At least 3 N.Y. youths die from illness possibly linked to COVID-19
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 5-11-20
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: President Trump Criticizes Pennsylvania For 'Moving Slowly' On Reopening State
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports More Than 500 New Coronavirus Cases, Bringing Statewide Total To 57,154
• MDOT Closing Maple Road Under I-75 Tuesday: What To Know
• Temperature Checks, Spaced-Out Slots: Encore Boston Harbor Details Coronavirus Reopening Plan
• Fire Officials Still Trying To Contain Big Cypress National Preserve Blaze
• 'Understand The Consequences': Pa. Gov. Wolf Issues Stern Warning To Businesses Defying Coronavirus Shutdown Order
• 'I Can't Imagine Doing Anything Else': Drew Carey On 'The Price Is Right At Night Special' With RuPaul
• 'I Can't Imagine Doing Anything Else': Drew Carey On 'The Price Is Right At Night' Special
• Hamlin Bookends iRacing Series
• Charging Hoverboard Causes Second Fire In A Month In Massachusetts
• Here's Where Justin Amash Stands On Key Issues
• NYC Working To Strengthen Community Health Clinics 'Now And For The Future,' Mayor Says
• Coronavirus Impact: North Dakota State Fair Canceled Due To COVID-19
• U.S. Customs Seize Shipments Counterfeit COVID-19 Protective Equipment, Tests At Ports
• Baltimore County Farmers Market Opens June 3 At Maryland State Fairgrounds
• 'Tiger King' Joe Exotic's Legal Team Pursues Presidential Pardon From Trump
• Betty White to star in Lifetime holiday movie
• Children Killed In Horrific 580 Freeway Crash Identified
• Coronavirus Update: San Jose Barracuda Done For Season As Minor League AHL Focuses On Next Year
• 29-Year-Old Dies After Car Crashes Into Tree In Crofton
• Sheriff: Teenage Boy Injured After Family Member Accidentally Discharges Firearm
• Texas Senator Ted Cruz Busy Writing Book On Supreme Court Cases
• California Takes Steps To Reopen Public Spaces, Beaches, Businesses
• John Krasinski And 'The Office' Costars Recreated That Wedding Dance For A Virtual Ceremony
• 'It Feels Empowering': Princeton University Names First Black Valedictorian In School's 274-Year History
• Sheriff: 4-Year-Old Boy Seriously Injured In Crow Wing Co. Tractor Accident
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports Only Single-Digit Rise In Coronavirus Cases, 1 Additional Death
• George Costanzas' Dad On TV Series 'Seinfeld' - Actor Jerry Stiller Dead At 92
• Man Shot With BB Gun During Argument In Healdsburg
• Results For MLB Antibodies Tests Lower Than General Population
• Schumer urges VA to explain why it purchased unproven drug for veterans with coronavirus
• American Hockey League Cancels Rest Of Season, Playoffs
• How The Twin Cities' Air Quality Has Been Impacted By Coronavirus Pandemic
• Colorado Weather: Rain Returns To Many Areas To Get The Week Rolling
• How To Rehabilitate Your Garden's Pots
• Annapolis Man Allegedly Struck Man's Wheelchair, Robs Him In Odenton, Police Say
• Apartments in Detroit: What $1,300 in Rent Buys
• Coronavirus: Bike Paths In Long Beach, Beaches In Seal Beach Reopen
• The Science Of Gossip (And Why Everyone Does It)
• Stockton Heat's Season Officially Comes To An End As AHL Cancels Rest Of Season
• Florida Adds COVID-19 Into Its Hurricane Preparations
• Wildfire Burns 60 Acres In San Miguel County
• Quincy Walmart Where Employee Died From Coronavirus Reopens
• Indiana Officials Urging Voters To Shift To Mail-In Ballots For June 2 Primary
• Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School Offering New Free Online Course To Train COVID-19 Contact Tracers For New York State
• Restaurant In Castle Rock Determined To Be Open For Dine-In, To 'Make Our Stand'
• COVID-19 patients are "very willing to help" contact tracers
• 3-Year-Old Shoots Own Foot In Northglenn
• Police: 39-Year-Old Man Shot Multiple Times In North Philadelphia
• Richard Seymour Announced As 30th Member Of Patriots Hall Of Fame
• ICYMI: Top takeaways from this week's "Face the Nation"
• WATCH: Mom Saves Framingham Swan With Fish Hook Stuck In Mouth
• Study: Supreme Court Could Impact Abortion Access In Texas & 14 Other States
• University Of Chicago Doctors Says Not To Worry About Hypercapnia While Wearing Masks
• Hy-Vee Recipe: Salmon BLTs
• Gov. Jared Polis To Have 'Productive Conversation' With President Trump About Coronavirus
• PTL Links: May 11, 2020
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Metropolitan Council Says Hiawatha Homeless Encampment Will Receive COVID-19 Tests
• Man Fatally Struck By Semi-Truck On I-57; Northbound Lanes Reopened
• Dr. Anthony Fauci Offers Perspective On Realistic Expectations For NFL Season In 2020
• The Rams Are 'A Little Irritated' About Their Thursday Night Game Vs. Patriots
• Pittsburgh Police Say Mysterious Hospitalized Woman Is Now Identified
• Chicago Weather: Warmup On The Way
• NHL GM's Not Crazy About Early Draft Idea
• West Virginia University To Hold Online Commencement Ceremony
• Crash Causing Major Traffic Backup On Highway 99 Into Sacramento
• Elon Musk Threatens To Move Tesla HQ To Texas After California Extends Shelter-In-Place Rules
• God's Perfect Plan Keeps Carson Wentz Grounded In NFL World
• Heir Jordans: Michael Jordan's Kids Reflect On 'The Last Dance,' Growing Up With A Legend
• Arrest Made In Deadly Shooting In Denver's Green Valley Ranch Neighborhood
• New York Weather: CBS2's 5/11 Monday Afternoon Forecast
• Miami Weather: Overcast Skies Decrease, Sunshine Increases
• Boston's Logan Makes List Of World's Top 100 Airports
• Barstool's Dave Portnoy Wins Auction To Visit Roger Goodell's House For Monday Night Football
• Pa. Insurance Commissioner Warns Businesses Of Increased Liability Risks If Defying Coronavirus Shutdown Orders
• Coronavirus Latest: Researchers In Utah Working To Make Smartphones Capable Of Detecting COVID-19
• Pennsylvania just became the third state to ban child marriage
• Head-On Crash In South LA Kills Woman
• Hiker Discovers Explosives Along Marin County Trail
• Britain looks to the great outdoors to ease its coronavirus lockdown
• Grocery Stores Charge Instacart Customers More For Products
• Barbershops, Salons Reopening Monday, But Not In South Florida
• Jerry Stiller, Veteran Comic and Ben Stiller's Dad, Dies At 92
• Coronavirus Roundup: UCSF Doc Stunned By Air Travel Conditions; COVID-19 Impacts Mother's Day Celebrations
• Robert Kraft Auctioning Super Bowl LI Ring For All In Challenge
• Jerry Stiller Has Died At 92, Ben Stiller Confirms On Twitter
• Serpentine Creatures Spotted In Texas, As Rare Blue Dragons Wash Up On Seashores
• No Food Restrictions While Celebrating National Eat What You Want Day
• Boys And Girls Club In Dundee Township Offering Childcare To Frontline Workers Amid Pandemic
• Family Grateful For Newton Caregiver's Compassion During Veteran's Coronavirus Fight
• Company Makes Dental Hygiene Mints To Promote Oral Health At Senior Living Facilities
• Gig Workers Now Eligible To Apply For Unemployment Benefits
• As Businesses Reopen, Texas Reports More Than 1,000 New Coronavirus Cases And 39 More Deaths
• Some Industries That Might Have Career Opportunities During The Pandemic And Beyond
• Police: 18-Year-Old Man Shot In Back As He Entered Car In East Germantown
• Local Rapper Nick Blixky Shot To Death In Brooklyn
• Manhole Fire Knocks Out Power On Upper West Side
• White House economic adviser sees unemployment rate climbing past 20%
• Man Who Survived COVID-19, Pneumonia Will Be Released From Hospital Monday
• Pittsburgh Weather: Scattered Morning Rain And Wind, Snow Chances Possible
• Guy Fieri raises over $20 million for struggling restaurant workers
• Dangerous coronavirus conspiracy video yanked from Facebook
• Inside Gold Eagle, A Chicago Car Accessory Manufacturer That Has Changed Its Practices, And What It Makes, During The COVID-19 Pandemic
• Trump cuts funding for coronavirus researcher
• Cellphone Video Captures Vacant House Fire In Brewerytown
• "We are a strong people": Doctors on front lines in Navajo Nation
• Fire: Car Bursts Into Flames After Two-Vehicle Crash On I-495 In Wilmington
• 19th-century ritual forcing Japanese into the office amid pandemic
• Program To Keep Kids Active Now Helps Seniors Online In Quarantine
• New York Weather: Rainy And Cool Monday, Warmer Temps Later In Week
• 'I Am Trying To Save What Is Left Of My Community': Greene Co. DA Says He Won't Prosecute Businesses That Open Before Entering 'Yellow' Phase Of Gov. Wolf's Reopening Plan
• Castle Shannon Boulevard Road Improvement Project To Resume
• 'Help Is Here': National Guard Members Deployed To Help Fight Coronavirus Outbreak At Beaver Co. Nursing Home Where More Than 70 Residents Have Died
• Monday's Show Info (5/11/20)
• Veterans Leadership Program To Hold Food Distribution Event
• Duquesne Emergency Food Distribution Expecting To Serve 1,000 Vehicles

Videos from May 11, 2020

• William Barr ⁠— the full CBS News Interview
• $115 million raised during "Rise Up New York!" telethon hosted by Tina Fey
• States to receive nearly 13 million swabs, other testing supplies in coming months
• Trump claims progress on testing; tells reporter to "ask China" about coronavirus deaths
• Some imported face masks failing to protect first responders from coronavirus
• Chinese hackers try to steal COVID-19 vaccine research
• FDA gives emergency approval to breakthrough coronavirus test
• Rise in deaths from mystery illness possibly connected to COVID-19
• Frustrations rise over coronavirus restrictions despite states reopening
• White House directs staff to wear face masks in the West Wing
• CBS Evening News, May 11, 2020
• Supreme Court to hear arguments on Trump's tax return case
• Trump tells CBS News correspondent to "ask China" about deaths and abruptly ends briefing
• Mom and newborn baby leave hospital after battling coronavirus
• Farm animals and therapy pets are livening up Zoom video calls
• Supreme Court to rule on abortion regulation that may impact 15 states
• Celebrating Jerry Stiller's most memorable roles
• Dolphins rookie Tua Tagovailoa gifts his mom a Cadillac SUV on Mother's Day
• Senator Tammy Baldwin: Trump has testing strategy for the White House, but not the rest of the country
• Puerto Rico slowly reopening economy despite rising numbers of COVID-19 cases
• New Orleans sees deadly racial disparities of COVID-19
• What are your rights if an employer asks you to return to work during coronavirus pandemic?
• Cuomo: "We're all anxious to get back to work" after peak of COVID-19 outbreak
• Miami artist pays tribute to front-line medical workers
• The future of travel after the coronavirus pandemic
• UK easing lockdown despite being home to Europe's deadliest COVID-19 outbreak
• Registered nurse's personal account of the coronavirus pandemic
• Super mom juggles being a firefighter, frontline health care worker and mother
• Some officials take precautions after COVID-19 confirmed in the White House
• Kindness 101 with Steve Hartman: Service
• Kids share video diaries of their new normal
• "The Office" cast reunites for fans' virtual wedding
• Rock and roll pioneer Little Richard dies at 87
• Lack of access to basic needs like running water intensifies coronavirus fight for Navajo Nation
• FDA approves first antigen test to detect the coronavirus that provides results in minutes
• Jerry Stiller dies of natural causes at 92
• Shanghai Disneyland reopens after coronavirus lockdown
• How contact tracing is being used in America's fight against coronavirus
• Cities in Europe and around the world cautiously lift lockdown restrictions
• Medical community digs into "pediatric inflammatory multi-system syndrome"
• COVID-19 model shows deaths increasing as restrictions are lifted
• White House scrambles to contain coronavirus as multiple staffers test positive