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Articles from May 13, 2020

• State Fair Is Canceled But You Can Still Enjoy Some Fair Food Favorites To Go
• Yuba, Sutter Counties Granted Reopening Expansions After Defying State Rules
• Coronavirus: Another Terminal Island Inmate Dies After Contracting Coronavirus, Bringing Death Toll To 8
• 'A Resounding Victory': Republican Mike Garcia Takes 25th District Seat Vacated By Katie Hill After Democrat Christy Smith Concedes
• Denver Mask Task Force Extends Generosity To Navajo Nation
• Betta Gumbo Partners With Citipointe Church In Loveland To Provide Free Meals During Pandemic
• Customer Tips $5,800 To Denver Hairstylist And Barbershop Employees
• Stockton Dutch Bros Employee Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Unemployment: 8 Weeks, Still No EDD Answers For People Who Exhausted Benefits
• 'This Is About Saving Lives': Swim Schools Hope To Reopen Soon
• Going Nuts Over Almonds, USDA Predicts Record-Breaking Crop
• 'We're Putting Employees First': Patagonia Forges Own Path In Wake Of Coronavirus Pandemic
• Visit Sacramento Cuts Staff As Tourism Remains At A Standstill
• New Coronavirus-Related Inflammatory Syndrome Scary But Treatable
• 'My Colorado': Denver Airport's Virtual Exhibit Looks At Past, Present And Future
• City Officials, Business Leaders Looking To Expand Outdoor Seating For Restaurants Pending Reopening
• Family: Suzanne Morphew's Husband Offers $100,000 Reward In Disappearance Investigation
• As Businesses Reopen, Can Employees Legally Refuse To Come Back To Work?
• Coronavirus Cooking: Egg Salad Is The Most Searched Recipe In Colorado During Quarantine
• Elk Grove Plans To Hold Socially Distant Fourth Of July Fireworks Show
• Is Sacramento County Holding Money Meant For You?
• Shooters Grill Reopens In Rifle Despite Cease & Desist Order
• Coronavirus: Entire Hollywood Bowl 2020 Concert Season Canceled
• All LA County Retailers Can Reopen, Officials Say
• Colorado's Faithless Elector Case Goes Before U.S. Supreme Court
• 21st Space Wing Commander Found Dead In His Home
• Vikings Coach Mike Zimmer Sequestering At His Kentucky Ranch With Assistant Coach Son
• How Expensive Will Air Travel Be After The Covid-19 Crisis?
• Newsom: As California Reopens, Best To Stay Close To Home
• Whistleblower Rick Bright To Testify Before House Subcommittee On Thursday
• Man Shares Conversation He Had With 6-Year-Old Dallas Boy Locked In Shed; Called CPS
• Memo To City Of Denver Employees Asks Them To Take Furlough Days
• Coronavirus Latest: Gov. Larry Hogan Will Lift Maryland's Stay At Home Order Friday
• 3-Year-Old Girl Recovering From Pediatric Multi-System Inflammatory Syndrome Weeks After Mom Had Coronavirus
• President Trump To Announce Strategic National Stockpile 2.0 Initiative During Lehigh County Visit
• Gov. Hogan: State Allowing For Flexible, Community-Based Approach To Reopening
• Some Local Businesses Prepare To Reopen, Implement New Measures To Keep Customers Safe
• Plasma From Coronavirus Survivors In High Demand To Help Treat 'Acutely Ill' Patients
• Olympic Hockey Gold Medalist Kendall Coyne Schofield, Super Bowl Champion Michael Schofield Work Out Together At Home, Help Others
• Baltimore City, Amazon Team Up To Provide Grocery Kits To Seniors
• 104-Year-Old Resident At Carroll Lutheran Village In Westminster Defeats Coronavirus
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Here's What Gov. Larry Hogan Said Could Reopen Friday
• Students Throughout Tri-State Area Launch Petitions Against Virtual Commencements, Propose Delaying Ceremonies
• Man Killed, Pregnant Woman Critically Injured In Crash Involving Man Believed To Be Impaired, Philadelphia Police Say
• On A Positive Note: 73 Local Nurses Graduate During Zoom Commencement Ceremony
• Officials: Hate Crimes Against Asian Americans Spike In Wake Of Coronavirus Pandemic
• NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea Pushes Back Strongly On Allegations Of 'Racist Policing' By The NYPD
• As Part Of Gradual Reopening, Village Of Hinsdale Plans To Close Streets For Outdoor Restaurant Seating
• Coronavirus Pandemic Sparks Real Estate 'Frenzy' In Suburbs
• Unemployment Money Mistakenly Approved For Illinois State Employee Who Is Still Working
• Hundreds Of Military Service Members Still Working On Front Lines Of Coronavirus Fight In NYC Hospitals
• Surfing Tips -- And Lingo -- From 15-Time World Champion Zane Schweitzer
• Child Care During Pandemic: What Options Are Available And How Parents Are Making It Work
• Miramar City Employees, Including First Responders, Facing Furloughs
• Quincy To Reopen Basketball, Tennis Courts With Restrictions
• Morgan State University Plans To Reopen Campus For Fall Semester
• 'A New Fee Everyday': Cities Consider Putting Fee Caps On Food Delivery Apps
• Man Hired To Work On Suburban Family's House Recorded Teenage Daughters In Bathroom, Police Say
• Marylanders Need To Be 'Responsible' In Order For Phase One Of Recovery Plan To Be Successful, Gov. Hogan Says
• Gov. Hogan Says Marylanders 'Extraordinary Sacrifices' Has Allowed The State To Begin To 'Slowly Recover'
• Coronavirus: Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura Counties Report Additional Deaths
• Resentment Builds When COVID-19 Reopening Rules Apply To Some Businesses, But Not Others
• Miami-Dade County Announces 'The New Normal' Plan
• Miami-Dade, Cities Finalize Plans For Phase 1 Reopening
• Man Injured After Shooting In Middle River, Police Say
• Family Says They Were Scammed By St. Charles Dog Breeder Who Was Also A Defendant On 'Judge Judy'
• MSU Denver Golf Coaches Go Viral With Dual Trick Shot
• Prince 'Purple Rain' Concert Streaming On YouTube To Support COVID-19 Fund
• 'I Couldn't Sit Up, I Couldn't Stand': 54-Year-Old Man Recovers After Battling COVID-19
• Minnesota's COVID-19 Jobs Crisis: A Reality Check
• 'We Will Figure It Out': Elation And Anxiety As Small Business Owners Prepare For Reopening
• Montgomery County Recreation Cancels Summer Camp Due to COVID-19 Pandemic, Prepares Alternative Activities
• Baltimore City Board Of Estimates Approves $3 Million For Distancing Learning Technology
• Pregnant Woman Airlifted To Hospital After Car Goes Over Hillside, Into Creek In Westmoreland Co.
• Consultant To Plead Guilty In Pay-To-Play Scheme, Former Deputy Mayor Implicated
• 36-Year-Old Man Shot Multiple Times In East Baltimore Has Died, Police Say
• Pedigree Holds Virtual Adoptions For Dogs Needing Forever Home
• Coronavirus Update: Emergency Trailers For San Jose Homeless Sit Empty Months After Delivery
• Detroit Lions Safety Tracy Walker Remembers Late Cousin Ahmaud Arbery
• Man In His 50s Dies After Suffering Cardiac Event While In A Canoe
• VIDEO: 127th Michigan Air National Guard Flies Over Cities Honoring Frontline Workers
• Community Supports Children After Losing Parents to Covid-19
• GM Vice President Says Full Production Will Resume June 15
• Some Small Colorado Businesses Frustrated Over PPP Loan Process
• Garcetti: Los Angeles County Is Not Going To Be On Lockdown For 3 Months
• FCA Installs Safety Barriers In Work Spaces
• Coronavirus Update: San Francisco Bars Struggle In COVID-19 Limbo With No End In Sight
• Investigation Underway After 16-Year-Old Shot And Killed In Wilkinsburg
• New Jersey Nonessential Business Owners Concerned About 'Selfish Behavior,' Social Distancing Guidelines As They Prepare To Reopen
• With 'Pilots Itching To Get Out And Fly,' Montgomery County-Based Nonprofit Delivering PPE To Northeast Rural Hospitals
• Investigators: Plane Engine Lost Power Shortly After Takeoff In Crash That Killed Auburn Mayor
• Chicago Weather: Thunder By Daybreak
• Former MSU President Lou Anna Simons' Charges Dismissed
• Boat Launches Reopen At Lake Berryessa This Weekend
• Police: 84-Year-Old Man Shoots Relative, Turns Gun On Himself In Deadly Shooting In North Baltimore
• 5 People Shot, 1 Killed In Rockford
• Cases Of Mysterious Pediatric Illness In New York State Jumps To 102, Including 82 In New York City
• Amber Alert Canceled After 5-Year-Old Girl Found In Mar Vista, Father In Custody
• Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger, DL Cameron Heyward Named To PFF's All-Decade Top 101
• Only 2 migrants allowed to seek refuge under emergency border order
• Urlacher Hits The Links In Arizona, Thinks About The NFL 'This Is Uncharted Territory For Everyone'
• 91-Year-Old Revere Woman Returns Home After Beating Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Update: Alameda County Health Officials Approve Tesla Reopening Plans
• Coronavirus: Phase 2 Reopening In Napa Easier For Some Stores Than Others
• San Francisco Restaurateur Nick Bovis To Plead Guilty To Wire Fraud, Cooperate In Nuru Corruption Scandal
• Districts Likely To Decide When Schools Will Reopen In California
• Chicago Archdiocese Releases Reopening Plan; Churches Could Reopen For Some Activities May 23
• Coronavirus: LAPD, LAFD Each Report New Case
• Archdiocese Of Baltimore Outlines First Phase Of Reopening Plan
• SF Church Leads Class Action Suit Against Zoom, Inc. After Bible Study Class Gets Zoombombed With Porn
• Coronavirus Cancellations: Mt. Lebanon Cancels Fourth Of July Festivities And Fireworks
• 2 Men Shot While Waiting For Bus At 87th And Cottage Grove
• Placer County Gets Green Light To Move Forward With Reopening, Businesses Say It Comes 'Just In Time'
• Republican Newcomer Mike Garcia Flips California U.S. House Seat; 1st Time In More Than 20 Years
• 511 Members Of Chicago Police Department Have Now Tested Positive For COVID-19
• Coronavirus Update: Sonoma County Eases Some Restrictions On Parks, Coastal Areas
• Placerville Police Chief James Ortega Steps Down After Closed City Council Session
• Local Couple Celebrates 70th Anniversary With Family Window Visit At Senior Living Facility
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Gov. Tim Walz Says Retail Businesses Can Reopen May 18; Bars And Salons On June 1
• Santa Rosa Auto Shop Shifts Gears To Make Custom Face Masks For Frontline Workers
• St. Paul Saints To Host 'Nopening Day' With Virtual Celebration On May 19
• Madison County Defies Stay-At-Home Order; Most Businesses Reopen
• Tattoo Shops Choose To Reopen After Stanislaus County Lifts Local Stay-At-Home Order
• 2 On Your Side: Uncertainty Over College Plans For Fall 2020
• President Trump Leads Joe Biden In 15 Battleground States, But Former Vice President Holds Edge Nationally, CNN Poll Shows
• Police: 19-Year-Old In Stable Condition After Shooting In Duquesne
• Surfers Flock To LA County Beaches As They Reopen For Active Use
• Coronavirus Progress: N.J. To Reopen Non-Essential Construction, Allow Retail Curbside Pickup Starting Monday
• Fight Over Stay-At-Home Order May Be Coming When Illinois General Assembly Meets Next Week
• Man Shot, Critically Wounded By Off-Duty Philadelphia Police Officer Charged: Authorities
• Lake County Votes To Deny Special Event Permits Like Leadville Race Series
• Long Island Police: Off Duty NYPD Cop Shot, Killed His Childhood Friend
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Says Prison COVID-19 Cases A 'Discrete' Issue
• Horses Help Veterans At Hines VA Medical Center Recover Even During The Coronavirus Pandemic
• Placer Retail Poised To Reopen, Some Businesses Playing Catch-Up
• Kidsburgh: Summer Camps Go Virtual During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Giants Rookies Join Online Meetings, While Jets Draft Pick Virtually Visits Children's Hospital
• Max Minute: Can Coronavirus Be Transmitted Through Sweat?
• LA City Councilman Wants Incentives For Companies To Keep Employees Working From Home
• Police Find Missing Stockton Senior Who Was Possibly At-Risk Because Of Dementia
• Sen. John Cornyn Drafting Bill On Immunity From COVID-19-Related Lawsuits For Businesses, Health Care Workers
• Gyms Across Tri-State Area Prepare To Reopen, But Some Members Want Out Of Their Contracts
• Salon Owners Concerned About Lack Of Guidance On Reopening
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• Firefighters Battle Massive Fire At Norton Mill
• Overturned Vehicle Shuts Down Posey Tube Connecting Alameda To Oakland
• 'Our Kids Are Worth It': Local High Schools Go Above And Beyond To Plan Graduation Ceremonies Around Coronavirus Restrictions
• After Talking To Trump, Polis Is 'Cautiously Optimistic' About Keeping Space Command In Colorado
• Melissa Etheridge Announces Son, Beckett, Has Died At 21
• 'It's A Volatile Situation': CHP Officer Who Brought Child To Safety Following Pursuit Talks About Tense Moments
• Looking On The Bright Side: LI Man Sets Up Light Display In Front Yard To Bring Joy To Neighborhood
• Gov. Jared Polis Meets With Trump: Supplies, Economy Lead Discussion
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Updated Model Predicts 800 Fewer Deaths If Stay-At-Home Order Extended Through May
• New Hampshire Reports 63 New Coronavirus Cases, 8 More Deaths
• Fremont Educators Celebrate 'Day Of The Teacher' Feeding Essential Workers
• KDKA Investigates: Upset Families Call On North Hills Senior Living Home To Share Updated Coronavirus Numbers
• DIA Could Begin Selling Masks To Help Passengers Comply With Face Mask Requirement
• Robert Morris University's Fall Reopening Plan Includes Dorm For Students With Coronavirus, Contact Tracing And Temperature Monitoring
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: 20 million more now eligible for Obamacare coverage
• Santa Anita Park To Resume Horse Racing Without Spectators
• Illinoisans Applying For Unemployment Benefits Keep Getting Locked Out Due To Minor Mistakes
• Mayor Young, Baltimore Co. Executive Olszewski Say Community-Based Approach Is 'Necessary' In Phase One Of Reopening Process
• 'You Have To Ask God To Take Away The Fear': Podcast Offers First-Hand Accounts From Nurses Fighting On Front Lines Of Coronavirus Pandemic
• Massachusetts Restaurants Send Letter To Baker Asking To Partially Reopen May 19
• Coronavirus Coverage: Pittsburgh Public Schools Prepares To Navigate Safely Reopening Schools In The Fall
• Wayland Artist Brings Socially Distanced Art Show To The Public
• Coronavirus Testing Gets Underway At Abyssinian Baptist Church As Part Of Effort To Better Reach Hardest Hit Communities
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Experts Believe More Than One-Third Of Restaurants May Never Reopen
• Facebook To Pay Content Moderators $52M For Psychological Damages In Lawsuit Settlement
• Roseville Galleria Sets May 22 Date For Reopening
• Drone portraits capture stay-at-home era
• Prosecutors: Gloucester County Coach Accused Of Inappropriate Relationship With Child
• UMMS Combines National Nurses Week, National Hospital Week To Honor Frontline Healthcare Workers
• LAFD Battalion Chief Charged In January Hit-And-Run In Santa Clarita
• Coronavirus New Jersey: State To Allow Nonessential Businesses To Reopen For Curbside Pickup, Permitting Drive-Through And Drive-In Events
• 'Welcome Back,' But Please Social Distance: Area Malls Staying Cautious About Reopening Due To Coronavirus Fears
• 2 Seriously Hurt In Head-On Crash Near Santa Rosa; DUI Suspected
• Massachusetts Releases The Latest Town-By-Town Coronavirus Numbers
• Yellowstone National Park will partially reopen
• 'It Will Live Forever': Moore College of Art & Design Seniors Forced To Rethink Thesis Showcase Due To Coronavirus
• Wisconsin Supreme Court Blocks Gov. Tony Evers' Stay-At-Home Extension
• A Chicago Worker Caring For A Man With Cerebral Palsy Hasn't Been Paid In Weeks
• Pandemic Puts Unprecedented Stress On Funeral Home Employees
• State Bill To Prohibit Sales Of Flavored Tobacco Products Advances
• 'We Want To Have You Here': Gov. Ron DeSantis Wants Sports Teams To Restart Games In Florida
• Pandemic Forces Philadelphia Elections Officials To Consolidate Polling Sites By 75% For Primary
• Parents Fight 'Quarantine Fatigue'; Psychologists Say Maintaining Structure Is Key
• Miami Heat Reopens Practice Facility For Voluntary, Individual Workouts On Wednesday
• Udonis Haslem On NBA Season: 'If We Have To Play Without Fans Then So Be It'
• California Booze Regulators Seek Swift Sanctions Amid Virus
• Here's Why You May Not Want An Airline Voucher For A Canceled Flight
• WATCH: CBS4 Photojournalist Rafael Murciano Enjoys A Musical Day At The Park
• Thousands of kids may die of preventable causes during pandemic
• Pennsylvania State Police Treating Governor's Coronavirus Orders As Law Where It Has Jurisdiction
• Boston May Expand Sidewalks For Social Distancing
• Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Wants To Clear Way For Nursing Home Visitors
• Developer Making Sure Dallas' Southern Sector Has Same Access To Resources As Other Parts Of City
• Eagle County Opens Camping To Residents Only
• Former Dolphins Player Mark Walton Has Aggravated Battery Charge Dismissed
• Violent Crime Consistent On CTA Compared With Before Stay-At-Home Order
• Duquesne University Plans To Open For Fall Semester As Scheduled
• Gov. Polis Tells Elon Musk 'We Want You Here In Colorado'
• Mpls. School Board Approves New Comprehensive District Plan Despite Outcry From Community
• City Fresh Cooks Up Thousands Of Meals For Students, Seniors In Need
• Coronavirus Updates: Local Art Community Leaders Work To Stay Afloat During Pandemic
• Job Seeking During The Coronavirus Pandemic: Tips For New Grads
• Do Antibacterial Wipes Kill Coronavirus? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Questions
• Coronavirus Coverage: More Men Than Women Are Dying From COVID-19, Research Shows
• Rocky Mountain Soda Reopens With New Safety Protocols
• Pennsylvania State Senate Passes Cocktails-To-Go Bill, Now Awaits Gov. Wolf's Signature
• Coroner IDs Woman Killed In Crash Off Grizzly Peak In Oakland Hills
• New Jersey Residents Exasperated With Effort To Try To Get Unemployment Benefits: 'I've Burned Through All Of My Life Savings'
• Oakland City Council Votes To Advance Discussions Of Ballot Measure To Strenghten Police Commission
• CHP Helicopter Video: Driver Seriously Injured In Fiery Highway 84 Crash In Sunol
• Coronavirus Update: Santa Clara County Reports 21 More Cases, 2 Deaths
• Coronavirus Debate: Should Our Elected Leaders Be Tested?
• Minnesota House Approves Legislation To Ban Toxic Chemical TCE; Gov. Walz Expected To Sign This Week
• Researchers Look To Plasma To Cure Sickest Coronavirus Patients
• Pennsylvania School Districts Looking Ahead To Next School Year Despite Lack Of 'Clear Direction' From Officials
• New Jersey Small Business Owner Runs 54 Miles To Protest Stay-At-Home Orders As Bailout Vote Looms
• North Texas Realtor Questions Extra Fee Tied To Deferred Payment Plan
• Coronavirus Memoriam: Remembering Dedicated Public Servants Gary Walker, Dr. James Mahoney
• Massachusetts Consortium Tests Thousands Of Existing Drugs Against Coronavirus
• Mom Of First Texas Healthcare Worker To Reportedly Die Of COVID-19 Sues Nursing Home
• Speaker Pelosi On $3 Trillion COVID-19 Relief Package: 'American People Are Worth It'
• North Texas City Selling Naming Rights For Public Amenities To Support Local Businesses
• DuPage County Launches Interactive Website To Honor Fallen Heroes For Memorial Day
• Universal Orlando CityWalk To Open On Limited Basis Beginning Thursday
• Philadelphia School District Planning Virtual Graduation Ceremony For Seniors Next Month
• NYPD Officers Injured In Crash While Responding To Deadly Fire Extinguisher Explosion
• Teacher and artist create chalk obstacle courses for kids
• Cases Of Mysterious Syndrome 'Often Requiring Intensive Care' In Children Linked To Coronavirus Continue To Grow
• Former NFL star disappointed with "inaction" after Ahmaud Arbery's death
• Colorado Artist Turns Workshop Into Outlet To Help Health Care Workers
• Early Epi Shot Credited With Saving Newcastle Man's Life After Allergic Reaction From Bee Sting
• NYC Council Passes Bills That Protect Restaurants, Small Businesses From Landlords Going After Personal Assets
• Seen On Video: Man Randomly Stabbed In Neck On Brooklyn Sidewalk
• Now Hiring: Whitlock Building Services Looking To Bring On More Cleaning Crew Members
• Schumer urges Trump administration to release CDC report on reopening guidelines
• Illinois Lawmakers To Return To Springfield Next Week To Debate Budget, Legislation To Address COVID-19 Crisis
• Coronavirus Update: San Francisco Retail Stores, Warehouses, Manufacturers Can Begin Reopening On Monday
• Murder Charges Filed Against Daniel Weisberger, Florida Keys Teen Accused of Stabbing Brother To Death, Injuring Father
• Dallas To Provide Free Mobile Coronavirus Testing In Underserved Communities
• Rider Walks Away From ATV Accident In Douglas County
• Coronavirus Updates: Latest COVID-19 Headlines From May 13, 2020
• 192 COVID-19 Deaths In Illinois In Past Day; Largest One-Day Death Toll So Far
• Nicole Kang On The CW Network's 'Batwoman' & Playing Mary Hamilton
• Baker: Reopening Early Could Fire Up Coronavirus, Be 'Incredibly Irresponsible'
• Texas AG Ken Paxton Says Fear Of COVID-19 Does Not Qualify Residents For Mail-In Ballots
• Intel chief reveals Obama officials who requested Flynn "unmasking"
• Subtropical System Expected To Form Near The Bahamas By This Weekend, Could Become Arthur
• Arrest Made In Death Of 15-Year-Old Miami Girl, Arya Gray, After Being Shot In The Head 'By Her Friend'
• LifeBridge Health Starts Program To Get Healthcare Workers Groceries To Save Them Trips To Store
• Pennsylvania Air National Guard Plans Flyover Of Pittsburgh Hospitals To Salute Essential Workers
• The Foote Files: A Command Performance
• Eagle County Fair & Rodeo Canceled: Junior Livestock Sales Commission Will Hold Online Auction
• Philadelphia Working On Plan For Contact Tracing As City Reports Largest Death Count In Any Single Day
• Coronavirus Update: San Mateo County To Enter Phase 2 Reopening
• Businesses large and small are defying lockdowns
• Little Elm Police Release Photo Of Cadillac XT4 Driven By Suspect In Runner Assault
• Man Arrested For Allegedly Stabbing 11-Year-Old Son With Screwdriver
• Gas prices at their lowest level since 2016
• Harford County Graduates Will Get Individual In-Person Ceremonies, Virtual Commencement
• Splish Splash, Bear Takes Bath In Colorado Springs Backyard Pond
• Florida Education Leaders Eye Ways To Reopen Schools
• Somber Warnings Temper Hopes About Fall Return To School -- And Normalcy
• Mayor: LA Will Never Completely Reopen 'Until We Have A Cure'
• Family Mourns Death Of Baltimore County Man Killed In Motorcycle Crash While Delivering Masks For Healthcare Workers
• Boston Doctor On Coronavirus Frontlines: 'Like A Triage Officer In A War'
• July 4th Parade, Celebration Canceled In Park Cities Due To Coronavirus
• WATCH: Coyote Chases Roadrunner In Scene Straight Out Of Looney Tunes Cartoon
• 10-Year-Old Invents Plastic 'Hug Curtain' To Embrace Grandparents During Pandemic
• Krispy Kreme Offering Free '2020 Graduate Dozen' Of Doughnuts To High School, College Seniors
• Pirates Thanking Health Care Workers With Doughnuts For National Hospital Week
• California Adds Millions To Budget To Upgrade Wildfire Response Alongside COVID-19 Efforts
• Thaddeus Moss Says Patriots Called Too Late To Sign Him
• Train Demolishes Van After Crash In Cheswick
• Five Points Jazz Festival Goes Virtual This Weekend
• Salood Selling Shirts To Provide Meals For Those In Need
• Collin County Commissioners Court Adopts $171M Coronavirus Recovery Plan For Citizens
• Ones For Texas: 14-Year-Old Girl Plays Harp For Neighborhood, Virtual Choir Concert In Plano
• Plumas, Sierra, Sutter, Tuolumne And Yuba Counties Given Green Light To Reopen Quicker
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 174 New Deaths, 1,165 Additional Cases
• Baltimore's Union Craft Brewing Creates New Beer, Donating Proceeds To Laid-Off Restaurant Workers
• 135,000 Marylanders Still Awaiting For Their Unemployment Claims To Be Processed
• Forest Service Investigating Illegal Base Jumping At Hanging Lake
• Coronavirus: Orange County Reports 3 Additional Deaths Bringing Total To 80, 157 New Cases
• Ravens Reveal Jersey Numbers For 2020 Draft Class
• Coroner: Santa Cruz County White Shark Attack Victim Ben Kelly Bled To Death
• Coronavirus Response: Maryland Gets Nearly $206M To Expand COVID-19 Testing
• NBA Game Balls Will Look A Little Different In 2021
• Dallas' 2 Federally-Supported Coronavirus Testing Sites Extended Through June
• 'A Good Day': Boston Reported Zero Coronavirus Deaths On Tuesday, Walsh Says
• Large invasive lizard gaining foothold in Georgia, officials warn
• 'Consequences Could Be Chaotic': Supreme Court Considers Arguments About Faithless Electors
• State Senate Passes Bill That Would Allow Curbside Cocktails During Coronavirus Shutdowns
• Coronavirus Cooking: The Most Searched Recipe In Every State During Quarantine
• FBI: Ohio Man Planned To Make False Distress Call, Kill Responding Police Officers And 'Start An Uprising'
• Dallas County Records Fewer Coronavirus Deaths Compared To This Time Last Week
• 15 states now investigating child illness possibly linked to virus, Cuomo says
• Quarantine Recipes: How To Make Homemade Bagels
• Nick Cordero wakes up from coma, wife says
• Rules hold up at-home coronavirus tests funded by Bill Gates
• Cook County To Waive Late Fees For 2nd Installment Property Tax Bills For 2 Months
• Demand For Patriots Tickets On Secondary Market Goes Way Down
• Lightfoot: Phase 3 On The Horizon With Changes In The Workplace And How People Shop
• Man Accused Of Threatening Pa. Gov. Tom Wolf Facing Felony Threats Count, Other Charges
• Twitter to label misinformation about coronavirus
• California Superintendent: Individual School Districts Will Determine COVID-19 Reopening Timeline
• 4-Drawer Dresser Recalled Over Concerns It Could Tip Over, Injure Children
• Hundreds Line Up For Free Food At North Texas Food Bank Mobile Pantry Locations
• What Can You Do If Your Trip Is Called Off?
• Former CDC chief warns of "many waves" of COVID-19
• 'Bet Monarch' App Lets Gamblers Bet On Sports
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Rutgers To Have Paperless-Entry For All Sporting Events
• Could Uber buy one of its biggest competitors?
• Manafort released to home confinement amid coronavirus threat
• Matt Damon talks about self-isolating in small Irish town
• Federal judge not rubber-stamping DOJ dropping of Flynn charges
• Man refusing to wear face mask breaks arm of Target guard
• Lawmakers want airlines to return cash to travelers
• José Andrés' World Central Kitchen To Distribute Food At 2 Additional Baltimore Locations
• Dallas ISD Students Protest Virtual Graduations In Front Of Admin Building
• Rams Release New Jerseys ... That Look Nearly Identical To Chargers Jerseys
• LASD Reports 120 Employees, Over 400 Inmates Have Tested Positive For COVID-19 Since Pandemic Began
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: City Says Revenue Is Down 25 Percent
• Coronavirus Update: Uber Requiring Drivers Take Selfies To Verify Mask Compliance
• Man donates iPads to help elderly connect with families
• Coronavirus Cancellations: Bel Air Cancels Annual Fourth Of July Fireworks, Celebration
• SpaceX Releases ISS Docking Simulator Ahead Of First US Astronaut Launch In 9 Years
• Gov. Jared Polis Posts Selfie Of Face Mask During Trip To See Pres. Trump
• Dinosaur National Monument Opens For Hiking But Services Are Limited
• SpaceX Launches Online Simulator Of Crew Dragon Spacecraft
• State Suspends Michigan Barber's License Who Reopened Shop Despite Executive Order
• House of Providence Continues To Serve The Foster Care Youth Of Michigan By Providing A Safe, Secure Home
• Chapman, Loyola Marymount, Consider Plans For Students To Return For 2020 Fall Semester
• Arlington ISD To Hold Graduation Ceremonies At AT&T Stadium Thanks To Jerry Jones Family
• Phillip Dorsett Shares Some Regret For Choosing Patriots Over Seahawks Last Year
• Governor Abbott, Texas National Guard Launch Disinfection Mission For Nursing Facilities
• USC To Host All-Day Virtual Graduation Celebration Friday
• Lacrosse Legend John Grant Jr. On The Move To Johns Hopkins
• 2 Reliable, FDA-Approved Tests Emerge From Glut Of Coronavirus Antibody Tests
• Roseville Cancels Fourth Of July Fireworks, Rose Parade
• Iowa To Reopen Restaurants, Salons, Barber Shops And Gyms Friday
• De Blasio Announces Additional 12 Miles Of Open Streets And 9 Miles Of Temporary Bike Lanes
• Taiwan Donates 2nd Shipment Of Face Masks To Colorado
• Person Stabbed At Anne Arundel County Hotel Tuesday Night, Police Say
• Police: Suspect Arrested For Breaking Into ATM Service Worker's Vehicle, Stealing Nearly $20,000
• Coronavirus Cancellations: Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra Cancels Remaining Concerts For The Season
• Coronavirus Latest: Chincoteague, Virginia Plans To Allow Hotels, Campgrounds To Reopen With Limited Capacity Friday
• Galt Cancels Fourth Of July Festivities Over Coronavirus
• Denver Tests Tornado Siren Ahead Of Severe Weather Season
• 113-year-old woman beats coronavirus
• Deputies Involved In Fatal Shooting Of Half Moon Bay Woman Identified
• Wisconsin Hair Salon Owner Sues Over Stay-At Home Order Violating Free Speech, Religious Rights
• Detroit Teacher Charged In Death Of Student In Mumford High School Pool
• Goats Gone Wild: Fire Abatement Herd Breaks Loose In San Jose Neighborhood
• Better Business Bureau Warns About Spike In Puppy Scams During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Planned Housing Development In Five Points Blocked For Lack Of Affordable Housing
• 'I Had A Lot Of Fun On These Movies': Alex Wolff On 'Bad Education' & 'Castle In The Ground'
• 'These Are The Stories That Keep Me Up At Night': Dr. Mallika Marshall's First-Hand Account Of Coronavirus At MGH Chelsea
• New Jersey Air National Guard Holds Another Flyover Over Camden, Burlington Counties To Honor Health Care Workers
• Chicago Weather: Sunny, Warm Day; Storms On The Way
• Grocery Prices Are Soaring. Here's What's Getting More Expensive
• 10-Year-Old Invents 'Hug Curtain' To Embrace Grandparents During Pandemic
• Food Network Host Guy Fieri Weighs In: Will There Will Be Fewer Shared Plates And Buffet Options In The New Normal For Restaurants?
• Coronavirus Latest: Hospitalizations Remain Flat As COVID-19 Cases Reach Nearly 35K
• Gas Line Struck In Waite Park, Area Evacuated
• Supreme Court wraps up remote arguments with Electoral College cases
• City Cafe In Mt. Vernon Closing Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• How to manage distractions and connect with colleagues remotely
• Click Here To Nominate Your Senior Today!
• Culling Canada Geese: Denver Taking Public Comments Wednesday Night
• Major Calif. NCAA Division II League Cancels All Its Fall Sports
• California Officials Capitulate To Elon Musk, Allow Tesla Plant To Reopen
• Motorcycle Rider Killed In 3-Vehicle Crash On 605 Freeway In Norwalk
• Police: Knife-Wielding Suspect Wanted In Germantown Rite Aid Robbery
• Gig worker says he spends hours a day trying to reach unemployment office
• Coronavirus Plea: Cuomo, De Blasio Again Appeal To Federal Government For Financial Help For NYC
• Arlington Police Searching For Suspect In Fatal Hit-And-Run
• Sweet Treat Offer For Graduating Seniors
• Coronavirus Latest: Protesters Demanding Bucks County Businesses Be Allowed To Reopen
• Police Searching For 2 Suspects Wanted In Robbery At Germantown Dollar Store
• Dallas, Fort Worth Mayors Make Pitches To Elon Musk About Bringing Tesla HQ To North Texas
• Naval Academy Holds First Swearing-In Ceremony For Class Of 2020 While Maintaining Social Distancing
• CBS 2 Dominates Regional Edward R. Murrow Awards With Six Honors
• Driver Accused Of Crashing Stolen Car In Water, Attacking Plymouth Police
• Police, Sheriff's Officers Salute Healthcare Workers For National Hospital Week
• Utilities want to charge customers to make up for lost revenue
• PGA Tour Promises Slow Roll Out In Return To Action
• Hollywood Beach's Broadwalk Open Limited Hours For Walking, Exercising
• PHOTOS: Car Crashes Through Domino's In Springfield
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 5-13-20
• Boat Crash Near Star Island Sends Two People To The Hospital
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 24 More COVID-19 Deaths Reported As Walz Is Expected To Extend State Of Emergency
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: COVID-19 Cases Nearing 59,000 As Death Toll Tops 3,900
• Tom Brady Relationship Report A Reminder That Josh McDaniels Is Entering The Biggest Season Of His Coaching Life
• Irvine Approves Outdoor Seating For Restaurants, Drive-In Concerts, Free Coronavirus Testing
• 'Lean On Me': Husky Harmonizes With Favorite Health Care Worker
• Thousands Sign Petition For Mass. Schools To Hold In-Person, Not Virtual Graduation Ceremonies
• Dr. Oz Asks Food Network Host Guy Fieri If Restaurants Have To Lose Half Their Tables, Will They Be Able To Survive Economically, Especially For Mom And Pop Places? 
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 707 New Coronavirus Cases, Bringing Statewide Total To 58,698
• Drivers Clocked At 100+ MPH In Central Mass As State Police Step Up Speed Patrols
• NYPD: Suspect In Shocking March Attack On 15-Year-Old Brooklyn Girl Gunned Down
• Nature is flourishing in Venice as coronavirus keeps tourists away
• North Hills School District Reopens Buildings So Students Can Drop Off Materials And Pick Up Belongings
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Walz Expected To Extend Emergency Order, To Update At 6 P.M.
• Florida Man Accused Of Sparking 343 Acre Wildfire With Illegal Burn Barrel
• Deputies Catch 4 More Young People Trespassing At Foresthill Bridge
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Lincoln Financial Field Offering Special Wedding Package For Couples Who Had Weddings Canceled
• Coronavirus Latest: New Testing Site Opening Thursday At Carroll County Agriculture Center
• Stay-At-Home-Orders Effective In Tarrant County, But Coming Weeks Critical
• Facebook must pay moderators for viewing disturbing posts
• Minnesota Supreme Court Rules Bde Maka Ska Lake Name Will Stand
• Here's Why I-75 Will Close This Weekend
• Coronavirus Response: Young, Leaders Of Maryland's Largest Counties Want 'Coordinated Response' To Reopening State
• Federal judge says coronavirus aid to Native Americans not unreasonably delayed
• Coronavirus Update: 4th San Francisco Jail Inmate Tests Positive During Booking
• Los Angeles Rams Unveil New Uniforms For 2020 Season
• COVID-19 Triage, Isolation Center Opens At Lord Baltimore Hotel
• As Coronavirus Cases Rise, 100s Line Up As Some Oklahoma Casinos Reopen
• Archbishop Wood High School Triplets Receive Over $5 Million In Scholarships From 35 Colleges, Universities
• Fed chief Powell says U.S. could face "prolonged" recession
• Coronavirus Updates: City of Minneapolis Recommends Voting Early By Mail This Election Year
• 'Not A Red State Or Blue State Crisis': Hogan, Cuomo Renew Calls For Congress To Approve Coronavirus Financial Aid For States
• Water Main Break Floods Melrose In West Hollywood
• U.S. woman "wanted internationally" over deadly U.K. car crash
• WATCH LIVE: Detroit Police Host Fallen Officers Memorial Tribute
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 12 Additional Coronavirus Deaths, Bringing Toll To 139
• Saudi Arabia to re-impose coronavirus curfew as cases surge
• Dallas Police Searching For Suspect After Man Shot, Killed
• Clouds, Sun And Warmth Team Up Before Next Cool Shot
• Dr. Oz Breaks Down Research That Examines How Restaurant-Goers Were Able To Infect Other Tables Without Direct Contact
• 'A Brutal Attack': Several Philadelphia City Councilmembers Issue Apology On 35th Anniversary Of MOVE Bombing That Killed 11
• One Puppy Mill Lands Michigan On Horrible Hundred List
• Woman Arrested For Selling Unapproved Coronavirus Testing Kits On LA Street For $50 Each
• Birthday Drive-By Celebration In Roseville Ends With Police Handing Out Over 20 Citations
• Twitter To Let Some Employees Keep Working From Home, Even After Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Update: CSU, UC Students Unlikely To Return To Campus In Fall
• Coronavirus Updates: About 48% Vote Absentee In Wisconsin Special Election
• Baltimore Mayor Young Requests 3-Month Delay In Water Rate Increase
• Industry Spotlight: Transportation Companies Hiring Big In Chicago
• Pro Women's Hockey Association Unveils 5-City Regional Plan
• Florida Teen Learning To Drive Runs Over, Kills Father
• Fauci warns of "serious" consequences if U.S. reopens too soon
• 2 Wounded In San Francisco Bay Area Freeway Shootings
• Why The Real Unemployment Rate Is Actually Even Worse
• Pa. Liquor Control Board Allowing 155 Fine Wine & Good Spirits Stores To Reopen In Southwestern Pa.
• UCSF Study Reveals Smokers May Suffer More Severe COVID-19 Symptoms
• Police Seek Suspect Who Stalked, Shot Motorcyclist In Dallas
• Owosso Barber Opens Defying GOV Order
• Senator Warns Of Potential 25% Cut In Michigan School Funds
• Patriots WR Mohamed Sanu Out Of Boot, Begins Rehab
• SUV Crashes Into Motel Room In Harvey
• Body Found In Hyde Park Woods Identified As Missing Woman Alenny Matos
• Bob Dylan Cancels U.S. Concert Tour Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• COVID-19 Crisis Complicates Safety For Families Living Together; 'Working During This Time Is Not As Stressful As Coming Home'
• 5-year-old accidentally shoots and kills brother
• Johnny Manziel Voluntarily Roasts His NFL Career With Cliff Diving Video
• 'Feeling Great And Working Hard': Rep. Jim Hagedorn Says Kidney Cancer Treatment Is Working
• Transcript: Lanhee Chen on the WHO's shortcomings
• 2 Amazon employees say they were "silenced" after raising concerns
• Dr. Oz Asks Food Network Host Guy Fieri If We Will See More Drive-Thru Restaurants Versus Dining-In Options As A Result Of The Pandemic. 
• Senior Philippine cop's lockdown birthday bash draws outrage
• Child Sex Abuser Being Held At California Prison Gets Early Release Due To Coronavirus
• University Of Illinois Student Andrew Smith Pleads Guilty To Disorderly Conduct For Tying Noose In Dorm Elevator
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: 28-Year-Old Man Charged After Threatening Gov. Wolf Over Decision To Close Businesses
• Cooking With Rania: PF Chang-Style Asian Chicken Lettuce Wraps
• Coronavirus In Texas: 24 New COVID-19 Cases In Collin County
• PTL Links: May 13, 2020
• Maryland State Senator Proposes Year-Round School To Make Up Lost Time
• Dad says 8-year-old with mysterious illness went into cardiac arrest
• Coronavirus Update: San Francisco Bay Area Dentists Preparing To Reopen Their Offices
• Wednesday Threat Of Twisters In Texas Panhandle
• A record number of women have filed to run for House seats in 2020
• Study: Drinking 1 Or More Sugary Drinks A Day Could Put You At Risk For Cardiovascular Disease
• MLB Meetings Reveal No Real Post-Virus Economic Plan For Players
• Maryland Man Pleads Guilty To Tying Up, Killing Friend's Pit Bull In Ellicott City
• Investigation After North Texas Man Allegedly Makes Facebook Threat About Whole Foods Mask Policy
• Daily COVID-19 Minute: Could COVID-19 Be Sexually Transmitted?
• Miami Weather: Breezy Couple Of Days
• Mark Teixeira Sides With Owners Over Players In MLB's Efforts To Save Season
• Cambridge Bar Operating As Coronavirus Antibody Testing Site Shut Down By City
• Coronavirus Roundup: Tesla Reopening Plans Approved; Deadly Nursing Home Outbreak; Restaurant Guidelines Released
• Warship that survived Pearl Harbor, atomic bomb tests found in Pacific
• Boston Weather: New Record Low This Morning, But Late Week Warm-Up Coming
• Georgia AG requests probe into district attorneys' handling of Arbery case
• Hagerstown Man In Custody After Fleeing From Officers During Arrest
• NBA Players Poll Shows 'Overwhelming' Support For Returning To Play
• Autopsy reveals new details about Ahmaud Arbery's death
• Broadway Star Nick Cordero Wakes From Coma In Battle With COVID-19
• Joe Biden picks up more delegates in Nebraska primary win
• Charges Expected To Be Amended For Man Accused Of Strangling His Mother
• California National Guard Flyover Will Skip Southern California
• Crews Battling Building Fire In Trenton
• As Outbreaks Continue, Texas Begins 'Expanded' Coronavirus Testing In State Prisons
• NYC Council Considers Capping Food Delivery Fees During Emergencies
• Coronavirus Update: Marin County Experiments With Bringing Students Back To School
• NYPD Reports 125 Arrests For Coronavirus-Related Crimes, Not Including Social Distancing
• Driver's Ed Student Delivering Donations To Food Pantry While Getting Driving Hours
• Social Media Roundup: Parking Lot Party, Hands-Free Handshake For Socially Distant Fun
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: Front-Line Doctor In Bucks County Says State Should Reopen Slowly But Other Systems Should Be In Place
• Coronavirus Update: Gov. Newsom Releases New Guidelines for Dine-In Restaurants
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Health Commissioner Says 'Worst Appears To Be Behind Us' But City Will Need To See More Decline Before Reopening
• Bidding On Robert Kraft's Super Bowl LI Ring Surpasses $1 Million
• Russia bans ventilators linked to deadly fires, and sent to U.S.
• Senior Spotlight: Miami Student Scarleth Meggs Accepted To Multiple Ivy League Universities
• ER Doctor Starts 'Chicago Trainers Cooperative' To Help Employ Fitness Workers
• With Jason Garrett On Board Expect The Giants Offense To Look A Lot Like The Cowboys
• Transcript: Michael Osterholm on "Intelligence Matters"
• Online Contact Tracing Courses Taking Off
• Some Dallas ISD 2020 Seniors Prepare To Fight For In-Person Graduation Ceremonies
• Watch live: House coronavirus subcommittee holds first briefing
• How To Communicate With Family, Co-Workers Amid The COVID-19 Crisis
• Robert Morris University Planning To Re-Open For Fall Semester
• 5 Hurt Following Wrong-Way Crash On Highway 169 In Brooklyn Park
• Man who recorded Ahmaud Arbery shooting speaks out
• 25-Year-Old Woman Shot In Austin Neighborhood
• CDC Wants Doctors To Look Out For Mystery Illness In Kids That May Be Linked To Coronavirus
• Retail Store Return Policies During Coronavirus Can Cause Confusion, Frustration For Customers
• Pelosi unveils massive new coronavirus relief bill
• Pittsburgh Weather: Sunshine And Light Winds Expected All Day Long
• New York Weather: CBS2's 5/13 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• UPMC Presbyterian Hospital Among Pennsylvania Hospitals Receiving Potential Coronavirus Treatment
• Dispute over reopening Tesla's California factory may be ending
• Police: Man Critically Injured In Drive-By Shooting In Francisville
• Craig 'Ironhead' Heyward Among Pitt Athletics 2020 Hall Of Fame Class
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: 'Philly Fighting COVID' Ramping Up Efforts To Provide Region's Hospitals With Reusable Personal Protective Equipment
• Parents Teaching Children At Home Learn How To Take Lessons Outside
• Health Alert Issued For Raw Beef Ravioli Products Due To Possible E.Coli Contamination
• Two Members Of Pagan Motorcycle Gang Sentenced To 10-20 Years In Prison
• Teenager Creates Care Packages For Healthcare Workers Battling Coronavirus Pandemic
• Pittsburgh Police Arrest Braddock Man For Attempted Robbery Of Coldstone Creamery
• Study: W. Va. Has Population Most Vulnerable To Coronavirus Pandemic
• City Of McKeesport City Council Vice President Jamie Brewster-Filotei Dies
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• Several Police Departments Honor Healthcare Workers At Vincentian Manor
• 5 Vodka Sauce Recipes To Try This Week
• State Department: Pennsylvania Voters Can Vote In-Person Or Mail In Ballots In All Counties
• Royal Farms Employee Shot In Alleged Armed Robbery In North Baltimore

Videos from May 13, 2020

• More children diagnosed with illness possibly linked to the coronavirus
• Trump says he was "surprised" by Fauci's comments about reopening states and schools
• Supreme Court considers Electoral College case in last day of remote arguments
• Coronavirus pandemic leads to spike in pet adoptions
• Concern grows over "super-spreaders" infecting large groups of people
• FBI warns China is launching cyber attacks to steal coronavirus research
• Crowded flights leave passengers scared amid pandemic
• Most states loosen restrictions as cases continue to rise
• CDC to alert doctors to look for signs of rare, COVID-19-linked inflammatory disease in children
• Trump says Fauci's warning about rushing to reopen is "not an acceptable answer"
• CBS Evening News, May 13, 2020
• Kindergarten teacher and artist team up to create chalk obstacle courses for kids
• 78-year-old grandma shows off dancing skills with granddaughter
• Broadway star Nick Cordero has woken from coma, wife says
• Former U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy on the power of human connection in a crisis
• Small businesses worry about spending PPP money
• Man donates iPads to elderly residents who can't see family in person
• Senators voice concerns over states reopening too quickly
• Cuomo says more states are investigating mysterious illness in children
• Former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort transferred to home confinement
• Filming mountain climber Alex Honnold
• Photographer captures coronavirus stay-at-home era with drone portraits
• Twitter takes new steps to fight misleading misinformation on coronavirus
• Supreme Court showdown over Trump's tax returns and the Electoral College
• The risks of reopening too fast or rushing a coronavirus vaccine
• Wealth and racial inequalities worsen coronavirus outbreak in Brazil
• Health experts warn about risks of reopening economy too quickly
• One crisis we have the power to control together
• Critics call for "functioning" World Health Organization amid pandemic
• Wreckage of USS Nevada found in Pacific Ocean
• How to stay productive and creative while working remotely
• California Surgeon General on kids' mental health struggles during coronavirus shutdowns
• Life returns to Venice as city devoid of tourists sees eco-boost
• 26-year-old woman killed during what her family’s attorney calls "botched" execution of warrant
• Dr. Agus addresses concerns about U.S. reopening too soon amid coronavirus crisis
• Ex-Trump campaign chair Paul Manafort released to home confinement over coronavirus fears
• Conflicts of interest cloud investigation into fatal shooting of Ahmaud Arbery
• Fired Amazon employees say company "silenced" them for speaking out about warehouse worker safety
• Supreme Court hears arguments in Trump tax return case
• Some countries reinstate coronavirus safety measures amid fears of possible resurgence
• Ahead of Senate hearing, Dr. Tom Inglesby weighs in on coronavirus crisis
• Coronavirus cases spike in some U.S. cities and workplaces as stay-at-home restrictions relax
• Dr. Anthony Fauci says opening early could bring serious consequences