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• Coronavirus Update: 14 Deaths Reported At Central California Nursing Home
• Placer County Gets Green Light To Reopen Restaurants, Mall
• Stanislaus County Supervisors Vote To Not Enforce Governor's Order
• CSU, UC Systems Planning For At Least Some Classes Online Through Fall Term
• Marine Mammal Rescue Monitoring Sea Lion With Apparent Gunshot Wound Near Tower Bridge
• Republican Mike Garcia Leads Democrat Christy Smith In 25th Congressional District Special Election
• LA County Supervisor Says Health Director Stay-At-Home Remark 'Taken Out Of Context'
• 'This One Is Disturbing:' Body-Cam Footage Appears To Show LAPD Officer's Unprovoked Attack On Boyle Heights Suspect
• Estes Park Preparing As Rocky Mountain National Park Readies To Reopen
• Coronavirus Courtroom Changes: Hearings Held Over Zoom
• Coronavirus: 60 Nonessential Businesses Cited For Remaining Open In Violation Of 'Safer At Home' Order
• Vehicles Shot While Driving On Highway 49 In Auburn
• San Joaquin County's Biggest City Claims They've Been Overlooked For Coronavirus Relief Funds
• Some Eager, Some Wary Of Health Risk As El Dorado County Restaurants Reopen
• Suspect In Custody, Baby Safe After CHP Pursuit Ends In Crenshaw District
• Fauci Warns Of 'Serious' Consequences If US Reopens Too Soon
• Oakland Bans Sale Of Flavored, Menthol Tobacco Products In Tobacco Stores, Pharmacies
• Denver Among School Districts Watching Closely As Lawmakers Plan Budget Cuts
• Aurora Mayor Hopes Education, Not Mandate, Gets People To Wear Masks
• Man Found Dead Inside Burned Home After Police Believe He Set Off Fireworks During Barricade In Hilltown Township
• Marylanders Express Frustrations With Filing For Unemployment During State Senate Public Hearing
• Colorado Doctor Helps Better Protect Staff With 'COVID Curtain'
• Back To School Could Look Very Different For Maryland Students This Fall: Alternating In-Person Learning, Focusing On Core Subjects Among Proposals
• Mayor Jack Young Says Local Officials 'Don't Feel Comfortable' Reopening, As Gov. Hogan Expected To Discuss More On Recovery Plan
• Police Investigating Deadly Shooting In Central Baltimore
• National Aquarium Is Maryland's Most Loved Virtual Tour, Study Says
• 'We're Balancing Human Life Here': Minnesota's Big Decision On Reopening
• Northeastern Plans To Reopen In September Despite Unclear Guidelines
• More Illinoisans Aren't Receiving Debit Cards With Unemployment Benefits, Call On Gov. Pritzker To Take Action
• Family Of El Milagro Tortilla Plant Employee With COVID-19 Told To Prepare For Worst, Says Plant Should Have Prepared Better
• Coronavirus Coverage: Pittsburgh Public Schools Preparing For Big Drop In Local Revenue
• New York City Begins Training Hundreds Of Contact Tracers, Announces 12 New Testing Sites
• Queens Father Says 8-Year-Old Son With Pediatric Multi-System Inflammatory Syndrome Came Down With A Fever, Went Into Cardiac Arrest
• Coronavirus Update: Hundreds Of COVID-19 Antibody Tests With Questionable Accuracy Flood Market
• Hyatt Hotels Laying Off 350 Chicago Workers Not Long After Giving Free Vacations To NYC Hospital Staff
• Brockton DPW Truck Falls Into Hole After Culvert Collapses
• Many High-End Restaurants Offering Takeout For First Time, Allowing New Yorkers A Taste Without A Reservation
• New Threat To The Economy: Americans Are Saving Like It's The 1980s
• 'All Hands On Deck': Minnesota-Based dpHUE Stepping Up In Pandemic's At-Home Hair Coloring Boom
• 1 Man Dead, 2 Wounded In Shooting Near 95th And Dan Ryan Expressway
• NJ Long-Term Care Facilities Ordered To Test All Staff, Residents For Coronavirus By May 26
• Broadway Actor Nick Cordero Wakes From Medically Induced Coma, Wife Says
• Zoo In Lansing Shows Otter Pups, Eating Breakfast, Will Be On Display When Zoo Reopens
• Republican wins special congressional election in Wisconsin
• NYC Reports More Than 50 Children Suffering From Multi-System Inflammatory Syndrome As Cases Mount Statewide
• Dramatic Damage: South Florida Arts Community Assesses Ongoing Impact Of COVID-19
• New York Teens Start 'Kind Words USA' Initiative To Send Handwritten 'Thank You' Notes To Health Care Workers
• Former Weld County Inmate Responds After Judge Sides With ACLU In Coronavirus Jail Dispute
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Attorney General Opens Criminal Investigation Into Nursing Homes
• Coronavirus Jobs: States, Counties Throughout Tri-State Area Looking To Hire Contact Tracers
• Non Profit Provides 'Glam Boxes' For Detroit Girls Who Can't Attend Prom
• Minneapolis School Board Passes District Reorganization Plan; Thousands May Need To Switch Schools
• Some Former Art Van Stores In Michigan To Reopen As Loves Furniture
• South Miami Mayor Sally Philips Wants To Make Sure Reopening Isn't 'Putting People In Jeopardy'
• Coronavirus: Ventura County To Allow Additional Businesses To Reopen Wednesday
• Volunteers In Stow Place Flags At Veterans' Graves Ahead Of Memorial Day
• Meijer Donates Masks To Frontline Workers
• Coronavirus In MN: Fitness Centers Prepare For Reopening In Post-COVID-19 Landscape
• Good Question: How Can You Make Your Groceries Last Longer?
• VIDEO: Blue Angels Fly Over Detroit Tuesday
• New Peninsula COVID-19 Rules Allow Drive-In Style Graduations For Class Of 2020
• Fire Breaks Out In West Garfield Park, Spreads To Second Building
• Capitol Gun Ban Debate: Both Supporters, Opponents Weigh In
• Covid-19 Isn't Just A Respiratory Disease. It Hits The Whole Body
• Rep. Mitchell Starts Group To Collect Signatures To Restrict Whitmer
• Biologist: Sharing Enclosed Space Leads To 'Massive Spread' Of Coronavirus
• Ticket Holder Seeks Answers About Refunds For Fenway Park Concerts
• What Massachusetts Businesses Can Reopen In Phase 1? Baker Says Wait Until Monday
• Dr. Anthony Fauci's Warning Has Massachusetts Residents Wary Of Reopening
• Medical Student Working At Worcester Field Hospital After Recovering From Coronavirus
• 2 People Seriously Injured In Crash On Devon Avenue Near Cicero Avenue
• App Helping Young Aspiring Athletes Get Noticed During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Homicide Suspect Behind Bars For Baldwin Man's Death Charged With Homicide Of 2nd Victim
• DTE To Raise Electric Rates Starting Friday
• Wisconsin Republican Tom Tiffany Wins Special Congressional Election
• Coronavirus: Alameda County Fair Auction May Go Virtual But Young Livestock Farmers Take It Like Pros
• Dallas Mayor Requests Extension Of Federally-Supported Coronavirus Testing Sites, Doubling Of Capacity
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Gritty Delivers Cheer, Catered Meals To Hospital Of The University Of Pennsylvania Health Care Workers
• LA County Probation Department Hiring For Over 100 Entry-Level Positions
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Officers From 18th Police District Find New Way To Engage With Community With 'Real Talk' Podcast During Pandemic
• Coronavirus Update: San Francisco Restaurant Owner Unsure How Some Will Survive Under State's New Guidelines
• Some Denver Bars Not Optimistic About Reopening
• Teachers From Allegheny, Beaver And Washington Counties Among 2021 Pa. Teacher Of The Year Finalists
• Lawmakers Raise Concerns Over Safety Guidelines At Food Processing Plants
• Driver Killed When Car Crashes Into Building In Irving Park
• Coronavirus Latest: NJ Woman Says New Measures At Long-Term Care Facilities Came 'Little Too Late' After Grandmother Was Allegedly Denied COVID-19 Test
• Researchers Race To Produce Coronavirus Vaccine, At Least 8 In Clinical Development Stage
• Coronavirus Update: Struggling California Malls Prepare For Business Not-As-Usual With Phase 2 Reopenings
• Chicago Weather: Warming Trend
• 'Have A Bullet Waiting': Westmoreland Co. Man Arrested For Allegedly Threatening Gov. Tom Wolf Over Coronavirus Closures
• Take A Yoga Break With Venus & Serena
• 7 California Counties Get OK To Accelerate Their Reopening
• Car Crashes On I-57 After Someone Shoots At Driver
• LAPD Reports 108 Employees Have Tested Positive For COVID-19 Since Pandemic Began, 49 Have Recovered
• Leominster High School Twins Finish First, Second In Class
• 1 Rushed To Hospital After Boat Collision Near Star Island
• Central, Eastern & Western Deal with MAC Dropping Postseason Tourneys
• Fire Crews Rescue 2 After Vehicle Falls 200 Feet Down Tujunga Hillside
• Fmr. SF Building Commission President Charged With Bank Fraud After Allegedly Stealing $478K
• Coronavirus Update: Gov. Newsom Offers New Guidelines For Restaurant Operations Once They Reopen
• State Budget Shortfall Tops $3 Billion, Severe Cuts Planned
• Anonymous Donors Wipe Out College Debt For 400 Bay Area Students Who Rose Above
• Restaurants May Need To Consider Airflow When Reopening Indoor Seating
• PennDOT: Pa. Residents Can Now Renew Driver's License, ID Cards With Existing Photos; Expiration Dates For Registrations And Inspections Extended
• 'They Were Screaming': Congresswoman Visits COVID-Plagued Terminal Island
• Prince George's County Drug Dealer Sentenced To 10 Years In Federal Prison
• Restaurant Restart: State Releases Guidelines For Restaurants To Move Towards Reopening
• New Baltimore County Teacher Produced-Content To Air Wednesday
• Summer Camp Received Millions In Federal Loans Before Refusing To Refund Parents, Filing For Bankruptcy
• Coronavirus Numbers Improve In New Jersey As Gov. Murphy Pushes Ahead To Expand Contact Tracing
• Sac State To Continue Virtual Learning For Fall 2020 Semester
• ASL Interpreters Praised For Delivering Key Messages To Deaf Community During Pandemic
• 'My Way Of Giving Thanks': Local Man Delivers Meals To First Responders In Plum And Penn Hills
• Frustrated Long Island Business Owners Have Message For Gov. Cuomo: We Need To Reopen Now
• Coronavirus Disaster Declaration Extended For All Texas Counties
• New Rochelle Community Rallies Around Woman Who Lost Her Husband And Son To Coronavirus A Few Weeks Apart
• Silver Paw Ranch - Service Dogs For Veterans
• Terrapins Add Alabama Transfer Forward Galin Smith
• Coronavirus Update: High School In San Lorenzo Puts Together Virtual Commencement
• Lodi Police Officer Says He Was Fired For Refusing To Enforce Stay-At-Home Order
• LAPD Seeks Help Finding Stolen Tricycle Belonging To Teen With Special Needs
• Coronavirus Latest: New Hampshire Reports 81 Additional Cases, 9 New Deaths
• Thunderbirds to honor essential workers in Southern California
• 'Dream Come True': Boston High School Seniors Surprised With College Scholarships
• Face Mask Etiquette 101 From Sports Medicine Expert
• Novavax Receives Additional Funding For COVID-19 Vaccine Candidate
• 'A Longer Season With Many Bad Days': Local Doctor Says Allergy Season Will Be Difficult For Pittsburghers
• Rancho Cordova School Resource Officer Gives Students iPads, iPhones To Help With Distance Learning
• 'Financially Responsible': App Aims To Help Children Keep Busy, Learn How To Manage Money
• 'NOVID': CMU Professor Creates Anonymous Coronavirus Contact Tracing App
• Reverend Marcus Garvey Wood Passes Away At The Age Of 99
• Arvada Businesses Sign 'Safe And Open' Pledge To Encourage Customer Visits
• Amazon, United Way Team Up To Donate 125 Tablets To Baltimore City Schools Students
• Coronavirus: Riverside County Adopts Local Plan For Faster Reopening, 59 New Cases Reported
• What It's Like To Fly During A Coronavirus Pandemic
• Experts Urging North Texans To Be On Lookout For Signs Of Abuse
• Over 500K Masks Arrive At Joint Base Andrews From South Korea For Department Of Veterans Affairs
• Potbelly Warns It Might Have To Close Up To 100 Sandwich Shops Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Texas Man Gets 60 Years In Prison For Child Sex Abuse, Producing Hundreds Of Child Porn Images
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Cat Dies After Plastic Glove Found In Intestine During Surgery
• Dallas ISD Students Want In-Person Graduation: 'I'm Going To Fight For It, I Deserve It'
• Coronavirus Update: California Air National Guard Flyover Salutes Frontline Workers Across Bay Area, State
• Former Second Lady Jill Biden Virtually Visits Pittsburgh Students
• Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh Calls For More Protection For Meat Plant Workers
• Home Sales Rise Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Poll: More Than 70 Percent Of Adults In Pa. Approve Of Gov. Tom Wolf's Handling Of Coronavirus Pandemic
• Customers Tape Cash To Windows Of C&C Breakfast And Korean Kitchen After Shutdown
• Fight Continues Over Gov. Walz's $2B Bonding Bill, Deemed 'Out Of Touch' By GOP Leaders
• California Senate Proposal Tackles Rents, Economic Recovery
• Colorado King Soopers Union Demands To Keep 'Hero Pay' As Positive Cases Increase
• UnitedHealthcare To Offer Individual Health Plans In Maryland Next Year
• Health Experts Looking Into How Children Who Test Positive For COVID-19 Are Also Coming Down With Rare Illness
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Penguins To Furlough Employees For 4 Months
• Today Marks 5 Years Since Deadly Amtrak Train Derailment In Northeast Philadelphia
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: Attorney General Opens Criminal Investigation Into Nursing Homes
• CSU, UC Systems Expect Online Classes To Continue Through Fall Term
• Shootings Up Citywide Despite Pandemic And Stay-At-Home Order; Humboldt Park In Particular Struggles
• Applications For Chicago Housing Assistance Grants Far Outpace Funds Available
• Blue Angels Salute Chicago's Frontline Workers, COVID-19 Patients; 'We Were All Very Thrilled'
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Could Mike Garcia be the first Republican to flip a California House seat since 1998?
• Deadly Road Rage Shooting: Jeremy Webster's Preliminary Hearing Delayed
• Want Your Federal Stimulus Payment Direct Deposited? You Have Until Wednesday Morning To Sign Up
• Advocates Push For Release Of Inmates To Slow Coronavirus Spread In Prisons
• Nearly All CSU Fall Semester Classes To Remain Virtual Due To COVID-19
• 'Don't Feed The Scammers': Miami-Dade State Attorney Sees Rise In Coronavirus-Related Cons
• Deputies: Intruder Uses Bathroom After Getting Into Roseville Home Through Unlocked Door
• 'Bills To Pay': Local Gym Owners Already Reopening Despite State Leaders Saying They Are Taking A Risk
• Gov. Abbott Talks Shelley Luther Case, Further Plans For Reopening Texas
• Coronavirus New Jersey: State To Hire 1,000 Contact Tracers, Will Provide 20,000 Tests A Day By End Of May
• KDKA Investigates: State Criticized For Inaction As Nursing Home Death Toll Mounts
• One Injured In Ocean Avenue Shooting Blocks From San Francisco City College
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Eden Prairie Lab Pursues Easier, More Accurate COVID-19 Test
• A Spring Without Baseball: Former Twins Brian Raabe & Son Take No Time Off Training During Pandemic
• Coronavirus Study: Pennsylvania Ranks 26th Among States With Most Vulnerable Populations To COVID-19
• The Reopening Of Texas
• Police Chase Ends With Crash On Parkway East Exit Ramp
• Florida Memorial University Doctor Warns Of Coronavirus Resurgence As We Begin To Reopen
• Coronavirus Sports: Philadelphia 76ers President Chris Heck Explains How Team Is Staying Connected To Fanbase During Pandemic
• Parenting Experts Adjust Services To Virtually Provide Help To New Moms, Families
• Patriots' McCourty Twins Secure Chromebooks For Local Students Forced To Learn Remotely
• Businesses Grapple With Ethical Decisions Of Reopening When The Time Comes
• Coronavirus Latest: Pennsylvania 30 Day Fund Loan Program Acting As Safety Net For Small Businesses During Pandemic
• Stimulus Check Deadline: You Have Until Wednesday To Give The IRS Your Bank Information
• Police Officer Hit, Patrol Vehicles Rammed By Stolen Car Suspect In South San Francisco
• Miami Air Employees Protest On Eve Of Company's Possible Liquidation
• Democrats vote to allow delegates to attend convention remotely
• Kids Get To Score At Virtual Football Camp With Bears' Rashaad Coward
• Health Center Reminds Parents To Vaccinate Kids Even During Pandemic
• Dr. Jill Biden: Country Will Finally Be Able To Sleep Peacefully At Night If Joe Biden Elected
• Family Sues Brooklyn Funeral Home That Stored Bodies In Unrefrigerated Trucks
• Intel chief declassifies names of Obama officials who "unmasked" Flynn
• Coronavirus Signs Of Hope: South Jersey Family Finds Colorful Way To Spread Hope, Appreciation For Health Care Workers On Frontlines
• CU Buffs Head Coach Karl Dorrell Looking Ahead, Not At What's Behind
• Anti-Semitic Incidents Reach 40-Year High With Most Cases In New York, New Jersey
• Keller @ Large: How Pandemic Has Impacted Markey-Kennedy Race
• Hair Salons Sue Newsom, AG Becerra Over 'Unilateral Reordering' Of California Economy
• Coronavirus Death Prompts Grieving Daughter's Desperate Search For Missing Cellphone
• Speaker Pelosi Unveils $3 Trillion COVID-19 Aid Package For States, Cities, Workers, Individuals, USPS
• 'Scared Parents': No Cases Of Mysterious Illness Possibly Linked To Coronavirus In Children Reported In Pittsburgh
• Woman Burned After Falling Into Hot Spring At Yellowstone Park During Closure
• 'It's Just Like A Miracle Every Morning': Kidney Recipient Grateful To Young Donor
• Pompano Beach Woman Receives Social Distancing Surprise On 103rd Birthday
• Coronavirus Memoriam: Sharon Nearby And Lunisol Guzman Each Changed Countless Lives
• Consumer Credit Expert Warns Of Pitfalls Of Comfort Spending While Home During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Notre Dame Prep Students Use Love Of Music To Stay Connected During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton Sends Warning To Dallas County About 'Unlawful Restrictions'
• Chicago To Require Food Delivery Apps To Disclose All Fees To Customers
• 3 People Shot, Wounded In South Austin Neighborhood
• City Won't Be Issuing Block Party Permits This Month; Residential Street Sweeping Starts Next Week
• Coronavirus Latest: Philadelphia Family Reunited After All 7 Members Sick With COVID-19; Two Children Had Life-Threatening Cases
• Check Your Yards, Champlin Residents: 3-Foot-Long Pet Monitor Lizard Missing
• 'If You Want Freedom, You Have To Go Out And Take It': Shooter's Grill Reopens Despite Cease And Desist
• Local Nonprofit Gets National Attention, Donation From Co-Host Of CBS' The Talk
• Some Farmers See Reason For A Positive Outlook This Planting Season
• Dallas ISD Students Start Petition To Apply Pressure For In-Person Graduations: 'Corona Just Took It All Away'
• Hit-And-Run Suspects In Death Of Venezuelan Woman May Have Committed Other Serious Crimes
• Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson Names COVID-19 Health And Healthcare Access Czar
• Skyline HS Student Is Oakland's 1st Ever CIF Scholar-Athlete Of The Year
• Green Mountain Reservoir To Reopen Friday
• Scientists Link Less Traffic To Lowest Nitrogen Dioxide Levels On Record Along I-95 Corridor
• 504 Chicago Police Department Members Have Tested Positive For COVID-19
• Miramar Student Pilot Killed In Fiery Small Plane Crash
• Yarmouth Beaches Reopen Despite Disapproval From Board Of Health
• Man Arrested For Allegedly Ramming Maryland State Police Patrol Car During Traffic Stop
• Rocky Mountain National Park To Reopen In Phases
• Now Hiring: Dallas County Community College District Offering Free Job Skills Programs
• LASD Reports 114 Employees, 370 Inmates Have Tested Positive For COVID-19 Since Pandemic Began
• Suspect Arrested For Assaulting Women, Indecent Exposure At Palo Alto Soccer Complex
• Coronavirus Delaware: Rehoboth Beach To Reopen Beach, Boardwalk With Limitations Friday
• Broward County Discusses Phased Reopening On May 18th
• 6-Year-Old Dallas Boy Found Tied In Shed Describes Abuse: Sprayed With Hose, Kicked, Not Allowed In House
• Fake Letter Claims Children Need To Be Tested For Coronavirus For Families To Get Social Services
• Mackinac Island Delays It's Reopening
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: President Donald Trump 'Looking Forward' To Visiting Lehigh Valley Despite Delaware County Being First Choice
• Nurse cares for veteran and guide dog during hospital stay
• Florida Lawsuits Seek Refunds For State University Students
• Cyberbullying & Welfare Checks Emerge As Top Safe2Tell Tips
• Sports Academy drops Kobe Bryant's nickname at request of his family
• Neither Snow Nor Rain Nor Coronavirus: Postal Carriers, Delivery Workers Feel Pride Completing Appointed Rounds
• Coronavirus Update: Contra Costa County Seeks Contact Tracing Volunteers
• When Can We Hug Grandkids? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Mother Meets Baby Six Weeks After Testing Positive For COVID-19, Emergency C-Section
• Haverford Township Police Body Camera Video Shows Struggle After Suspect Runs Off, Tries To Disarm Officers
• Santa Clara Supes Hold Off On Extending Coronavirus Eviction Moratorium
• Cuomo prioritizes testing for children with symptoms of mystery illness
• Indianapolis Police Officers To Get Body Cameras In Wake Of Killings
• California Air National Guard To Salute Coronavirus Front Lines With Statewide Flyover
• Local News Anchor Assaulted At Light Rail Station In Downtown Minneapolis
• Police: Connellsville Man Kidnapped, Brutally Assaulted And Robbed
• Denver International Airport Wins Skytrax World Airport Award
• Manager At Centura Health Builds UVC Light Box To Disinfect Face Masks
• Coronavirus: Orange County Reports 1 Additional Death, 62 New Cases
• Coronavirus Education: Philadelphia School District Committed To Resuming Classes For Students In Fall
• International College Students Still Stranded In U.S. As Coronavirus Travel Bans Continue
• Researchers Developing Device That Could Detect COVID-19 Using Your Smartphone
• Coronavirus: Ban On Tenant Evictions Extended Through June For LA County Renters
• Some North Texas Nail Salon Workers Not Ready To Return To Work During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Indiana Supreme Court Asked To Rule On Whether Attorney General Curtis Hill Can Keep Job After Law License Suspended
• Man Sentenced To One Year In Jail For Felony Killing Of Dog In Howard County
• Nest Camera Recording Leads Police To Shooting Suspect
• Coronavirus Updates: Latest COVID-19 Headlines From May 12, 2020
• Trump lawyers urge Supreme Court to shield financial records
• TLC Launches New Portal To Help Drivers With Legal Aid, Loan Debts, Food And Other Support
• Cook County Morgue Coping Well With Historic Surge In Deaths; 'We've Never Gone Through Anything Like This'
• Elon Musk restarts Tesla plant in California, disregarding order
• DA: Security Guard Charged In Shooting Of 3 Teens On SEPTA Bus In Oxford Circle
• Safer At Home: Change Up The Scenery With Easy Décor Tips
• Salvation Army Distributes 3,000 Boxes Of Food To Families At Aurora Town Center
• Coronavirus Update: San Mateo, Contra Costa Counties Open Door For Drive-Thru Graduation Ceremonies
• Aurora Won't Require Face Masks While In Public Places
• Sunroof Shatters After Unknown Object Thrown From I-25 Overpass
• California Recommends Masks For Servers, Disposable Menus, Encouraging Take-Out
• Man who wore KKK hood as mask won't be charged
• University System Of Maryland Planning To Resume Some In-Person Teaching In The Fall
• Most State Camping Areas Open To The Public - With Restrictions
• Cuomo: Ban COVID-related "handouts to greedy corporations"
• Coronavirus Delaware: Gov. John Carney Announces Statewide Contact Tracing Plan As Rehoboth Beach Announces Plan To Reopen Beach, Boardwalk Friday
• State Economists: $3.3 Billion Needed In Cuts To Make Balanced Budget
• Twitter says its employees can work from home forever
• WATCH: Texas Archbishop Takes To Skies To Bless City
• LIST: Some Farmers Markets Reopen In The Baltimore Area
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 870 Additional Cases, 33 New Deaths
• AAA Mid-Atlantic Offers Free Roadside Assistance To Health Care Workers, First Responders
• Animal Humane Society Plans To Modify Services And Reopen Sites In Phases
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Pandemic Forces Wawa Welcome America Festival To Be Held Virtually This Summer
• The 3 Best Middle Eastern Spots In Detroit
• Air National Guard to salute frontline workers in California
• Coronavirus In West Virginia: Gov. Jim Justice Warns Of Virus Ahead Of Memorial Day Weekend
• Suspect Arrested In 2013 Cold Case Killing Of South Lake Tahoe Gas Station Clerk
• Relief from COVID-19, coming soon to a drive-in theater near you
• Largest One-Day Total Of COVID-19 Cases In Illinois: 4,014
• Two Men Arrested After Illegal Marijuana Grow Found In Roseville Home
• Baltimore Mayor Jack Young Commits $13M To Baltimore Renters' Relief Program To Prevent Coronavirus-Related Wave Of Evictions
• Anne Arundel County Public Schools Has Handed Out 1M Meals During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Outbreak Discovered At Southern Colorado Mushroom Farm
• DA Rollins Asks High Court To Vacate Drug Pleas Of 64
• 'After Peak Season, You're Left With The Underbelly Of The Town'': Monica Raymund On Starz's 'Hightown' & Provincetown
• Cook County Sheriff's Office Appeals Court Order On Addressing COVID-19 At County Jail, Says Jail Is Being 'Micromanaged'
• MDHHS Encourages Public To Participate In "Share Our Message, Make A Difference" Foster Care Campaign
• Heinz Ketchup Creates 570-Piece All-Red Jigsaw Puzzle
• CBS2's 'Forgotten Families' Wins Edward R. Murrow Regional Award For Investigative Journalism
• State Senate Proposal Tackles Rents, Economic Recovery From Coronavirus
• 'Concert In Your Car' At Globe Life Field
• USDA Reports Higher Prices For Certain Groceries Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Some Arizona business owners vow to stay closed, despite partial reopening
• Pittsburgh Police Find Missing 17-Year-Old Brianna Bach
• Pico Rivera Launches Free Coronavirus Testing Tuesday For All Residents
• 'Come Arrest Me': Gym Owner Defies Orders He Says Infringe On Constitutional Rights
• To Mask Or Not To Mask? Face Covering Mandates Uncover Strong Opinions
• Coronavirus Impact: Minnesota Ranked Among States With Lowest Population Vulnerable To COVID-19
• 'Come Arrest Me': Iowa Gym Owner Defies Orders He Says Infringe On Constitutional Rights
• Wisconsin Air National Guard To Lead Flyovers Saluting Front Line Workers
• Police Searching For Suspect In Connection To Fatal Hit-And-Run On City's West Side
• Carolyn Reidy, CEO Of Simon & Schuster, Passes Away At The Age Of 71
• Study: Any Level Of Drinking, Smoking While Pregnant May Affect Newborn's Brain Development
• 'Severe Problem': Wyoming School District Votes To Sue Juul Labs Over Vaping
• NYC coronavirus death toll worse than official tally, CDC study says
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Prepared To Take Action If Churches Defy Stay-At-Home Order On Sunday; 'These Measures Are Not Arbitrary'
• Apartments For Rent In Detroit: What Will $900 Get You?
• Nebraska holds nation's first in-person election in weeks amid pandemic
• Dallas County Reports 236 New COVID-19 Cases, 79% Of Hospitalizations With Named Employment Are 'Critical Infrastructure' Workers
• 11-Year-Old Nottingham Boy Allegedly Stabbed By Father, Police Say Suspect Also Injured Officer During Arrest
• McConnell calls Obama "classless" for criticizing Trump on COVID-19
• Coronavirus: Rose Bowl Loop, Descanso Gardens Reopening This Week
• Man Uses Legos To Create The 'Happiest Place On Earth" Inside His Home North Texas Home
• Maryland Department of Health Offering Mental Health Support To Front-Line Workers During Coronavirus Pandemic
• "This is not about politics": McConaughey releases new PSA
• Coronavirus Latest: Pennsylvania To Begin Testing Every Nursing Home Resident, Employee For COVID-19
• Sports Academy Dropping 'Mamba' From Name To Honor Kobe
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Bar Owner Promises To Open Restaurants Monday, Even If Stay-At-Home Owner Is Extended
• Numbers Released For Patriots' Undrafted Free Agents' Guaranteed Money
• Blood Collection Center In Denver Seeking Plasma Donations From Recovered Coronavirus Patients
• Coronavirus Update: Twitter Allowing Employees To Work From Home 'Forever'
• 329 Inmates Test Positive For Coronavirus At Sterling Correctional Facility, 2 Have Died
• Ferndale Residents Lift Spirits With Costumed Parades
• State Health Department Offering Mental Health Support For COVID-19 Frontline Workers
• Search Is On For Suzanne Morphew, Who Left Home On Bike And Didn't Return
• Baltimore County Police Asking For Help To Solve 13-Year-Old Sarah Forrester's 1999 Murder
• Cedars-Sinai Researchers Find Human Heart Tissue Infusion Successful In Treating Coronavirus Patients
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: National Guard To Conduct More Flyovers Honoring Front Line Workers
• Florida Coronavirus Price Gouging Numbers Continue To Climb
• Coronavirus Study: Maryland Ranks 24th Among States With Most Vulnerable Populations To COVID-19
• Memorial Day Flags To Color, And Display In Your Windows
• Woman Injured In Shooting In Brooklyn Center On Monday, Suspect Taken Into Custody A Day Later
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Camden County Officials Seeing Disturbing Trend Of People Avoiding Hospitals, Medical Visits
• Coronavirus Patient Treated With Convalescent Plasma Released From Hospital
• India's carbon emissions fall for the first time in four decades
• Denver Weather: Sunshine And A Storm Chance Replace The Fog
• How You Can Give Help Or Get Help During The Coronavirus Crisis
• Broadway shows may not open until September
• Coronavirus Impact: Starkey Hearing Foundation Suspends U.S. & International Programs Due To Pandemic
• Early-Morning Fire Torches Auto Repair Shop, Vehicles In Cupertino
• Dr. Oz Asks Joey Jackson If He Believes The Department Of Justice Will Consider Federal Hate Crime Charges In This Case.
• Authorities: Hit-And-Run Led To Another Crash That Left 2 Dead In Dallas
• Chicago Botanic Garden Featured On 'American Gardens' Forever Stamp
• Bear Spotted Climbing Manitou Incline
• Maryland Department Of Labor Says It Has Paid 327,649 Unemployment Insurance Claims During Coronavirus Pandemic
• WATCH: Butler Co. Family's Security Camera Catches Curious Black Bear Checking Out An Amazon Delivery
• 'It's Devastating': Couple Married Nearly 61 Years Die On Same Day From COVID-19
• 19-Year-Old And Minor Arrested After Roseville Drug Store Robbery
• Denver Police Arrest Cornelius Haney In Woman's Shooting Death
• Dolphins Sign Tua To Four Year Deal Worth $30M
• Boeing Goes Another Month Without A Single Airliner Order
• 90-Year-Old Woman Killed In El Sobrante Home Identified; Grandson In Custody
• Report: Fight Between MLB, Players Is 'Going To Be Ugly' As Sport Pushes For Return
• How You Can Give Help Or Get Help During Coronavirus Crisis
• Police Search For Suspect Michael Samuel Brown Jr. In April 26 Shooting In Baltimore County
• Reduced Budgets Could Reshape College Athletics From Coast To Coast
• 'Fairly Radical': Gov. Wolf's Administration Plans Widespread Coronavirus Testing In Nursing Homes
• Person Rescued After Falling Down Vista Point Off Highway 20 In Nevada County
• Washington requires restaurants to keep log of customers
• Coronavirus Update: Santa Clara Hospitals Launch Study Using 'Convalescent Plasma' To Treat COVID-19 Patients
• While Trump touts U.S. testing, private doctors say they lack gear
• Man Arrested After Allegedly Setting RV On Fire, Barricading Self In Garage In Tarrant County
• Study: Maryland Among Most Strict States In Terms Of Coronavirus Restrictions
• City Council Postpones Decision On Denver Health Board Appointments After Bonuses Revealed
• Frosted Flakes For Dinner. Hiding In The Laundry Room. This Is Life For Single Moms Right Now
• Search Underway For Jason "TY" Holland Wanted In Drug-Related Triple Shooting In Elkton, 4 Others In Custody
• Fauci Warns Of 'Serious' Consequences If U.S. Reopens Too Soon
• County, City Leaders Issue Reopening Guidelines Amid Uncertainty: 'We Don't Know How The Move To Yellow Will Impact Our Cases'
• 'Do We Have The Coronavirus Contained?" Watch Sen. Elizabeth Warren Question Dr. Anthony Fauci
• Uber Reportedly Offers To Acquire Grubhub
• Police Investigating After Runner Fights Off Her Attacker
• Pescadero Resident Arrested For Possession Of Child Pornography
• True Crime: The Shooting Death Of Ahmaud Arbery In Georgia: It Took More Than Two Months Before Murder Charges Were Made, But Will Justice Be Done?
• Coronavirus Latest: Hospitalizations Remain Flat, 70 More Marylanders Die As COVID-19 Cases Top 34K
• New Coronavirus Testing Site Opens In Aberdeen
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• Judge Temporarily Blocks Trump's Central California Water Plan
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• THE CW NETWORK ACQUIRES FOUR SCRIPTED SERIES FOR BROADCAST
• 4 cruise ship workers die under unclear circumstances
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• As Broadway Shows Look To Stay Dark All Summer, Date For Refunds And Exchanges Extended
• Plastic Bag Fee Suspended In Denver For Another Year
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• Coronavirus Update: High-Priced Real Estate Listings Returning To San Francisco Bay Area Market
• Connecticut Gov. Lamont Replaces Health Commissioner Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Report: Jets Believe They'll Land Former Patriots Cornerback Logan Ryan On 1-Year Deal
• Texas Rangers Announce 'Concert In Your Car' Event At Globe Life Field
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Councilman Kenyatta Johnson Gives Out Hundreds Of Cloth Face Masks To District Residents
• New Jersey Air National Guard Hold Flyover To Honor Health Care Workers
• 'He Wrote This In The Middle Of The Best Baseball Season Ever': Author Alan D. Gaff On 'Lou Gehrig: The Lost Memoir'
• Coronavirus cluster linked to Seoul nightclubs fuels homophobia
• Calera Street Flooded After Water Main Break Closes Part Of Baldwin Road In Hays
• Data Shows People Are Dying At Home Rather Than Call 911 Or Seek Hospital Care Due To COVID-19 Fears
• 'Hamilton' Coming To Disney Plus In July
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 695 More COVID-19 Cases Reported As Death Toll Surpasses 600
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: COVID-19 Cases Nearing 58,000, Death Toll Tops 3,800
• The Dig Callback: Community Despite Distance At SoHo Pharmacy Thompson Chemists
• Investigation Continues After Shooting At Crowded Fort Worth Park Leaves 5 Injured
• Dr. Oz And Emergency Room Physician, Dr. Sampson Davis Explain The Danger Of Not Being Able To Get Oxygenated Blood To Organs.
• Steak 'n Shake To Close More Than 50 Restaurants Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• 3D model shows virus can spread farther than 6 feet inside
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• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 837 New Coronavirus Cases, Death Toll Now Tops 3,800
• 'Pay The Man': Former Eagles QB Donovan McNabb Weighs In On Dak Prescott's Contract Negotiations With Cowboys
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• Prepare For Advertising Overload If NFL Season Takes Place In 2020
• Man Shot In Stomach Inside West Philadelphia Store
• 'We Look To You In Times Of Crisis': 88 New Chicago Firefighters Graduate From Academy As COVID-19 Crisis Continues
• Baltimore Gets $2.8M In Funding For 10 New Police Positions From DOJ
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• Aspiring Police Detective Rewarded For Turning In $135,000 Cash He Found Near ATM
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• Former Michigan Senator Morris Hood III Dies At 54 From COVID-19
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• Coronavirus Update: President Trump Says To Open Tesla Plant -- 'Now'
• Coronavirus Update: Massive Port Of Oakland Projecting Drop In Business Because Of COVID-19 Outbreak
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 4 Additional Coronavirus Deaths, 15 New Cases Of Virus
• Judge Rules Michigan Barber Can Remain Open Despite Executive Order
• Detroit Industry Spotlight: Health Care Hiring Going Strong
• BWI Airport TSA Officer Spent Her Stimulus Check To Support Front-Line Workers With Homemade Masks, Food Donations
• First United States Study Of Autism In Adults Estimates 2.2% Have Autism Spectrum Disorder
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• What Is Happy Hypoxia? Dr. Oz breaks down how someone's body recognizes and responds to a lack of oxygen.
• UMN Gifted $35M From Minnesota Masons To Establish 'First-Of-Its-Kind' Brain Development Institute
• Former Eagles QB Donovan McNabb Says Problem With Gadget Play Role For Jalen Hurts Is Fans Will Want More If He Is Successful
• 55% Fewer Americans Sought Hospital Care In March-April Due To COVID-19
• Bundles Of Cardboard Burn In St. Paul Industrial Area; Fire Under Investigation
• Man Accused Of Attacking Grocery Store Worker, 2 Others In Fremont
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: PennDOT To Use Existing Photos For Driver License, Identification Card Renewals
• Perkasie Police: 24-Year-Old Man Assaults Store Employee After Being Told To Wear Face Covering
• The CW Acquires 4 Scripted Series For Broadcast
• Families sue meat companies after workers die of COVID-19
• Working For Chicago: Business Switches Gears From Making Sports Awards To Sneeze Guards And Face Masks
• ADL: Antisemitism Remains A Problem In Massachusetts
• University Of California President Calls For Ending SAT Use In Admissions
• Oak Forest Freshman Uses His Own 3D Printer To Make 'Ear Savers' For Frontline Workers
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• Vladimir Putin's spokesman hospitalized with coronavirus infection
• Patriots Will Have To Clear Some Cap Space To Sign Kyle Dugger
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• John Krasinski Officiates Maryland Couple's Wedding Over Zoom Along With 'The Office' Cast As Guests
• Rare May Storm System Brings Rain To The San Francisco Bay Area
• Star Tribune Warns Subscribers Of Possible Security Breach
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• Hair Loss Drug Recalled Due To Risk Of Heart Failure, Organ Damage
• Officials: Multi-Vehicle Accident On Route 309 In Montgomeryville Snarls Traffic
• Minnesota Orchestra Records 'Pomp And Circumstance' For Virtual Graduation Ceremonies
• Tammy Baldwin: I'm in "regular" contact with Biden campaign
• Florida Turnpike Service Plazas Resume Food Service
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• Watch Live: Dr. Anthony Fauci Testifies Before Congress About Coronavirus Response
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• Coronavirus In Texas: Pilgrim's Pride Plant Worker Found Dead In Home
• Survey Suggests 57 Years Of Age Is Considered 'Officially Old'
• Jayson Tatum Didn't Want To Be Drafted By Celtics Until Coach K Stepped In
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• Dunkin' Says Transition From Foam To Paper Cups Is Complete
• AP Reporting The World Baseball Classic Will Resume In 2023
• Coronavirus Roundup: Elon Musk's Defiant Stand; Western States Ask Feds For $1 Trillion In COVID-19 Aid Funding
• Coronavirus Update: Tesla Employees Forced To Make Tough Decision As Elon Musk Takes A Defiant Stand
• Star-studded telethon raises $115 million for New Yorkers
• Source: Miami Dolphins Sign Tua Tagovailoa To Four Year Deal Worth More Than $30 Million
• Glen Ridge Officer Dies Of COVID-19 At Age 45, 11th NJ Police Member Lost Since Outbreak
• Coronavirus Update: Gov. Newsom Expected To Announce Reopening Plans Involving Restaurants
• Chinese hackers are targeting U.S. COVID research, FBI and DHS warn
• Newborns among 14 killed in attack on Afghan maternity ward
• Coronavirus Update: San Francisco Bay Area Cities Looking At Tough Cuts As They Face Huge Deficits
• Chicago Weather: Chilly Morning, Warm And Sunny Day Ahead
• Coronavirus Update: Reopening San Francisco Bay Area Becomes A Numbers Game
• Gas Prices In Illinois And Indiana Jump In The Last Week; Still Lower Than Last Year
• New York Weather: CBS2's 5/12 Tuesday Morning Forecast
• Tom Brady Vehemently Denies Issues With Josh McDaniels: 'Please Stop This Nonsense!'
• Kroger Grocery Stores Ending $2 An Hour "Hero Pay" Bonus For Workers
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• Colorado restaurant shut down after video shows big crowd inside
• 2019 saw most anti-Semitic incidents in US in 40 years, tally finds
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• 'Feeding The South Shore' Will Begin Delivering Groceries To Vulnerable Residents Tuesday
• Small Businesses Make Big Impact In Communities During Coronavirus Crisis
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• Arsenal Found In Home Of Texas Man Accused Of Making Online Walmart Threats
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• Six Cars Involved In Crash In Chatham Near Dan Ryan Expressway
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• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: Montgomery County Commissioner Ken Lawrence Tests Positive For COVID-19
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• Fire tears through Russian hospital's ICU, killing 5 COVID patients
• Pittsburgh Weather: Morning Sun And Warmer Temperatures On The Way
• Apple reopening a handful of stores this week
• Pennsylvania Announces Execution Date For Eric Frein In Deadly Ambush Of State Trooper In 2014, But Moratorium Remains
• More Students Locked Out Of Advanced Placement Exams With No Recourse
• "The Office" cast reunites for virtual wedding
• Penguins' Kris Letang's Son Alex Nominated For NHL Award
• 2 Families Displaced Following Two-Alarm Fire In Washington Township
• Pittsburgh Police Investigating Cold Stone Creamery Robbery
• Allegheny Health Network Mobile Coronavirus Testing Site To Open For Appointments
• Mexican leader authorizes 4 more years of military policing
• Beaver Co. Business Owners And Local Leaders Divided On Reopening Plans After Stern Warning From Pa. Governor Tom Wolf
• Boston Weather: Sunny Tuesday Followed By Frosty Wednesday Morning
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• Allegheny Co. Human Resource Director Facing Charges After Firing Gun Into Neighbor's Home
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• West Jefferson Hills School District To Celebrate Class Of 2020 With Parade
• City Of Pittsburgh To Resume Parking Enforcement, Citing And Towing Vehicles
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