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• Husband Wants Answers After Wife Leaves Nursing Home, Dies Of COVID-19
• Deputies Kill Wanted Murder Suspect In Shootout At San Leandro Motel
• Caught On Camera: Police Officer Fired After Fiery Exchange With Family
• Beanstalk Music Festival Planned At Drive-In With Social Distancing
• Friday Night Brings Hundreds Of People To Downtown Roseville
• Close Off Colorado Boulevard To Cars? Pasadena Resident Proposes Turning Stretch Of Road Into Open-Air Plaza For Pedestrians
• Highland Park Brewery Thrives Under Lockdown After Pivoting To Take Out Business Model
• CSU Plans To Offer In-Person Classes And On-Campus Housing This Fall
• California Biotech Company Claims They're Steps Away From Coronavirus Cure
• 'My Mother Died In Agony': Family, Friends Gather To Mourn Hospital Worker Who Died Of COVID-19
• SPCA Says Animal Abandonment Has Increased During Coronavirus Crisis
• Northern LA Cities Ask Board Of Supervisors For Permission To Speed Up Reopening
• Explosion Of Excitement As Folsom Lake Reopens Boat Launches, Parking And More
• Amazon To Open Distribution Center In Elk Grove
• Photographer's Camera Stolen In Middle Of Grad Photoshoot
• Metro State University of Denver Nursing Students Attend Class In Person For Critical Pandemic Lessons
• Colorado Observes Moment Of Silence To Honor Those Who Died From Coronavirus
• Sacramento County In Talks With State To Reopen More Quickly
• Coronavirus Patient On Ventilator For More Than A Month Released To Rehab Facility
• 'We're Doing It For Survival': 20+ Stearns County Businesses Plan To Reopen Before June 1
• Tammy Duckworth To Interview For Biden's VP Position, Dick Durbin Says
• Trump Fires State Department Watchdog Steve Linick
• Colorado Department Of Health Clarifies Coronavirus Death Classification Confusion
• Maryland's Stay At Home Order Is Officially Lifted. Here's What You Need To Know
• De Blasio Throws Cold Water On Warm Dreams Of New York City Beaches Being Open For Memorial Day
• Police: Mother Leaves Children In Car To Get Her Nails Done Illegally In Randallstown
• Doctors Warn Parents Of Pediatric Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome, Possibly Linked To COVID-19
• 5 Things To Remember When Visiting Ocean City, Maryland As State Reopens
• Neighbors To Protest Church Holding Large Services During Stay-At-Home Order
• Some Florida businesses can open at 50% capacity starting Monday
• Ravens Owner Steve Bisciotti's Foundation Donates $1M To Support Maryland Food Bank
• 'Why Are Our Politicians Favoring The Chain Stores?': Brooklyn Businesswoman Questions Why Small Businesses Aren't Trusted To Reopen With Safety Measures In Place
• USC Class Of 2020 Celebrates With Virtual Graduation Ceremony
• NJ Business Owners Say Risk Of Reopening Without Governor's OK Outweighs Consequences Of Staying Closed
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: MDH Officials Alert Parents Of Mysterious Condition In Kids Linked To COVID-19
• Drive-In Theaters See Resurgence In Popularity With New Yorkers Eager To Leave The House
• Evanston Mom Dies Of COVID-19 Less Than Two Weeks Before Her Son's Graduation
• About 2,000 People Gather At Pennsylvania Capitol For Anti-Shutdown Protest
• 'Things Are Starting To Move Forward' | Westminster Foot Traffic Increases As Carroll County Reopens
• Oakland Cracks Down on Large Gatherings at Lake Merritt
• Former Police Officer Says She Was Swindled By Dog Breeder Chandra Klem
• Yeadon Man Creates Dance Video For Wife To Celebrate 33 Years Of Marriage After Being Separated Due To Pandemic
• Baltimore City Voters Should Receive Primary Ballots Within The Next Week, State Board Of Elections Says
• NYPD To 'Reset' Social Distancing Enforcement, Focus On Large Gatherings, Mayor Says
• Moviegoers Practice Social Distancing At Dependable Drive-In Theater On First Night Of Reopening
• Could The Loons End Up Playing In Orlando?
• Chaffee County Sheriff Updates Search For Suzanne Morphew, Encourages Tips From Public
• Teen Walking Her Dog May Have Fallen Into DuPage River
• Florida Restaurants, Retail Can Increase To 50% Capacity Under Full Phase One Reopening
• Sign Of Hope: Drive-In Theater Opens In Milford, NH
• New Jersey Primary Will Be Primarily Vote-By-Mail Election As COVID-19-Related Deaths Eclipse 10,000
• 'If A Walmart Can Be Open,' Why Not Us?: Conshohocken Gym Plans To Defy Gov. Wolf's Stay-At-Home Orders
• Miami-Dade County Public Schools Wants Parent Input On Possible Reopening Plans For 2020-2021 School Year
• Gov. Walz Set To Sign Minnesota Ban On Toxic Chemical TCE
• Good Question: How Soaps And Disinfectants Kill COVID-19?
• Police: Suspect Stole Truck 13 Minutes After Getting Released On $0 Bail Order
• Pasadena Whole Foods Employee Dies After Contracting COVID-19
• Private Jet Company Reportedly Receives $27M Grant From CARES Act
• Video Captures SUV Crashing Through SW Miami Backyard At High Rate Of Speed
• Photographer Captures Memories For Seniors Who Missed Prom
• 'It's About Time': Beaver County Businesses Reopen Ahead Of Yellow Phase Schedule
• South Pearl Street Farmers Market Reopens With Safety Guidelines
• Pelosi, Dems Power $3 Trillion COVID-19 Relief Package Through House; Bill Moves On To Senate
• Krispy Kreme Honors Graduating Class With Free Dozen Donuts Next Tuesday
• Tyson Foods Lowers Costs Of Beef Products
• Former UAW President Gary Jones Pleaded Not Guilty To Embezzlement, Other Charges
• Meijer Expands Store Hours, Extends Time For Seniors, Frontline Workers
• Weekend Construction: MDOT Resumes Project To Upgrade I-75
• House Passes $3 Trillion COVID-19 Relief Bill
• 7-Year-Old Recovers From Pediatric Multi-System Inflammatory Syndrome
• Costa Mesa Shopping Center Opens For Curbside Pickup
• Fmr. Mayo Clinic Researcher Muhammad Masood Indicted On Terrorism Charge
• Mayor Duggan: Detroit Has Over 1,200 Coronavirus Deaths
• 'We've Been Here 75 Years': Four-Alarm Blaze In Frankford Guts Business, Displaces Six People
• 2020 Minnesota Legislative Session Will Go Down As One Of The Oddest In State History
• Shooters Grill Moves Tables Outside To Serve Customers After Cease & Desist Order
• Boston, Somerville Extend Coronavirus Emergency Health Orders
• Denver Police Investigate Homicide Following Crash At 11th Avenue & Willow Street
• Santa Clara County Will Continue Going Slowly In Easing Of Shelter-In-Place Orders
• BART No Longer Issuing Paper Tickets At SFO As Of June 1
• Police Search For Flamethrower-Wielding Arsonist Who Torched Minneapolis Paper Plant
• Amber Alert Canceled For 2 Young Boys In Lebanon County
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Cases Grow To Nearly 37K, Hospitalizations Drop Slightly, ICU Cases Increase
• Vehicle Rental Companies Anticipating Summer Business Boom As Coronavirus Restrictions Lift
• Socially Distanced Fun In The Sun: Lake Berryessa Reopens For Boaters Saturday
• 2 Men Shot In Minneapolis's Near North Neighborhood
• Police Investigate Death Of Man Found Inside Pembroke Pines Home
• Defiant Carmel Restaurant Owner Says He'll Stay Open Despite COVID-19 Health Order Fines
• Rogel Aguilera-Mederos Obtains Private Attorney Ahead Of Trial For Deadly I-70 Semi Crash
• Coronavirus: Riverside, San Bernardino Counties Report Additional Deaths; Ventura Reports More Cases
• Emissions Testing Resumes In Colorado With Extensive Safety Procedures
• California's Budget Cuts Threaten Environmental Spending
• Survey: Dramatic Workplace Changes Await As Bay Area Workers Return From Shelter-In-Place Restrictions
• J.C. Penney files for bankruptcy protection
• Al Fresco Tables In Streets May Give North Beach Restaurants More Breathing Space
• White Sox Slugger Eloy Jimenez Donates Uniforms And Money To Shop Making Masks
• NFL teams can reopen facilities Tuesday if local policies allow
• Report: Federal, State Regulators To File Antitrust Lawsuit Against Google
• Coronavirus Cancellations: Catonsville Fourth Of July Fireworks, Parade Canceled
• US House To Temporarily Allow Remote Voting During Pandemic, Texas GOP Reps React
• Are Nursing Homes Under-Reporting COVID-19 Cases?
• Baltimore Singing Group To Share Virtual Stage With Barack Obama, LeBron James To Honor Class Of 2020
• Mayor Urges LA City Councilman To 'Step Aside Immediately' If Charged In FBI Corruption Probe
• Drive-In Movie Theaters Reopen In Riverside With Concessions And Restroom Access
• Small Business Owners Worry Shopper Habits Will Change Permanently, Making It Harder To Stay In Business
• COVID-19 Pandemic Pushes Troubled Retailer J.C. Penney To Bankruptcy
• School Districts Face Devastating Budget Cuts While Working To Reopen
• Coronavirus Updates: Latest COVID-19 Headlines From May 15, 2020
• Tornado Warning Issued In Southern New Hampshire
• 15-Year-Old Involved In Fatal Frederick Fair Attack To Be Placed In Long-Term Behavioral Modification Program
• Actor Joel McHale To Host Virtual Fundraiser For Downtown Homeless Shelter
• A Text Message By A State Senator Leads To 'Serendipitous' Connection For PPE
• Driver Of Single-Vehicle Crash In Windsor Mill Dies, Baltimore County Police Say
• Thunderbirds Give Roaring Salute To SoCal Frontline Workers
• LADOT Extends Relaxed Parking Enforcement Through June 1
• Living Room Sports: Devlin Hodges And Zach Banner Talk Steelers, No. 72 Is Eligible And Life In Quarantine
• Will Congress Help California? Governor's Budget Banks On It
• Yoga Studio Owners Anxious To Reopen Doors Amid Coronavirus Uncertainty
• Quarterback Taulia Tagovailoa, Younger Brother Of Tua Tagovailoa, To Transfer To Maryland
• Available Ventilators, ICU Beds Among Benchmarks To Determine Whether LA County Can Continue To Relax Restrictions
• Waffle House Employee Told Police He Was Shot After Confronting Customer About Face Mask
• First Friday: Roseville Restaurants Packed As Eateries Reopen
• Parolee Released Early Due To Coronavirus Accused Of Murdering Woman In Denver
• Ivanka Trump, Gov. Hogan Tour Launch Of USDA's Family Food Box Program
• Family Members Of Kane Living Center Residents Protest, Call For Change
• Pleasant Prairie Premium Outlet Mall In Wisconsin Reopens To Customers
• Oakland Police Seize Nine Suspect Vehicles From Multiple Cities In Sideshow Crackdown
• House Passes $3 Trillion COVID-19 Relief Bill
• R. Kelly denied release from jail amid coronavirus
• Plano-Based JCPenney Files For Bankruptcy
• J.C. Penney files for bankruptcy protection
• On A Positive Note: Local Pediatrician Writes Free Children's Book Explaining Coronavirus
• State Beaches Will Open On Friday Of Memorial Day Weekend, Cuomo Says
• Coronavirus Breakthrough? Possible Antibody Cocktail May Lead To COVID-19 Cure, Doctor Says
• Suspect Arrested In Connection To Shooting Death Of Man Near Highway 4 Underpass
• NJ Beaches, Boardwalks Start Opening After Receiving OK From Gov. Murphy
• Police Focus On Enforcement As Speeding Violations Increase During COVID-19 Pandemic
• WATCH: North Texas Father-Daughter Dancing Duo Goes Viral With 'Quarantine Challenge 2K20'
• Plant Delivery Business Sprouts From Coronavirus Concerns
• NFL Teams Can Begin Reopening Facilities Tuesday If State, Local Governments Allow It
• March Of Dimes, Other Organizations Search For Alternatives As Coronavirus Keeps Everyone Socially Distanced
• Despite Surge In Alcohol Sales, Some North Texas Distilleries Still Struggling To Survive
• An Eerie Silence Inside The Rarely Closed Chicago Art Institute, Now Shuttered By COVID-19
• Farmers Markets Get Set To Open Across Colorado
• Tracy Police Arrest Man Accused Of Setting Relative's House On Fire
• 'Limited Resource': Many Factors Go Into Determining Who Gets Doses Of Remdesivir Drug Distributed To Pa. Hospitals
• Beloved Bartender And Dan Tana's Curmudgeon Mike Gotovac Dies At 76
• Friends Raise $20K In Honor Of COVID-19 Victim Rafael Martinez Contreras
• Pennsylvania Supreme Court Rejects Lawsuit To Delay Mail-in Ballot Deadline
• 'Medical Distancing': Now That Region Is Reopening, Doctor Says Coronavirus Fears Shouldn't Stop People From Seeking Medical Attention
• Claims From Customers Who Bought Travel Insurance Due To COVID-19 Are Being Denied
• Freshcraft Seeks Class Action Status With Local Restaurants In Lawsuit Against Grubhub
• How North Texas Businesses Are Preparing For Return To The Office And Likely Changes Being Made
• Cathedral High School Band Gets Creative For Spring Concert
• Pittsburgh Penguins Halt Development On Civic Arena Project
• Ramsey County's 'Help Team' Stepping Up During Pandemic Crisis
• Coroner Releases Autopsy Reports For Kobe Bryant, Eight Other Helicopter Crash Victims
• Auburn Police Tranquilize And Relocate Bear
• Pittsburgh Steelers Will Begin Reopening Team Facility Next Week
• 'Providing Hope' | 12th Annual Maryland Half Marathon And 5k Going Virtual This Year
• Cherry Hill Doctor On Front Line Of Coronavirus Battle Wins Kevin Hart's All-In Challenge
• Campers Mostly Out Of Luck This Memorial Day Weekend Due To COVID-19 Restrictions
• Bay Area Guitarist Jorge Santana, Brother Of Carlos, Dies At Age 68
• Restaurant Thanks Aurora Public School Workers Who've Been Serving Meals To Students
• No rallies, but Trump gives White House trips some campaign flair
• 'Breath Of Fresh Air': Westmoreland Co. Shoppers Excited To Get Out Of The House Amid Reopening
• Furry Tails: Peony And Kaley Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• Child Abuse, Assault Charges Filed Against Pursuit Suspect; Bail Set At $100K
• Philadelphia Officials Working On Solution For Homeless People Staying At Airport During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Creating graduations to "remember for forever" for Class of 2020
• While Mayor Says Closing NYC Streets Needed For Rise In Bike Riders, Actual Numbers Tell Another Story
• New York City Council Members Call Out 'Serious Dysfunction' Behind The Scenes Of City's Coronavirus Response
• Will Ferrell Zoom Bombs USC Graduation, Jokes Every Grad Gets A New Car
• Betsy DeVos sued over new campus sexual assault rules
• Groups Sue Over Western Colorado Coal Mine's Air Emissions
• NFL Players Help Hand Out Free Food And Masks In Frisco
• Monkey trial of Oxford vaccine shows encouraging results
• Whistleblower: White House focused on containment over prep for outbreak
• 'We Are Ready' | Bel Air Businesses Eager To Welcome Back Customers As Harford County Reopens
• Lakers' Dwight Howard Reveals Mother Of His 6-Year-Old Son Died During Hiatus
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: How local leaders are planning for the DNC and RNC
• Marshawn Lynch, E-40 Donate Cases Of Hand Sanitizer To Jail, Prison Facilities
• CPD's Brown On Gun Violence, Arriving During COVID-19 'Like Drinking From A Fire Hydrant'
• 'We Are Susceptible To Anything And Everything': Lupus Patients Having Especially Difficult Time During Pandemic
• Paul Rabil Discusses Premier Lacrosse League's Plans For A Quarantined Tournament
• NH Businesses Add Tents To Parking Lots To Allow For Social Distancing
• Call For Small Donations Leads To Huge Gesture Of Support For Washington Township High School Seniors
• Thousands Line Up Outside Queens Food Pantry Hours Before Opening
• From Hobby To Flourishing Business: N.J. Couple's Creativity Helps Support Them During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus: Orange County Reports 4 Additional Deaths Bringing Total To 84, 158 New Cases
• Mall Of America Seeking Help From State Due To COVID-19 Financial Hit
• Outpouring Of Support Is Beneficial For COVID-19 Frontline Workers' Mental Health, Doctor Says
• Mail-In Ballot Snafu Leads To Some Allegheny County Voters Getting Duplicate Ballots
• Chicago Heights Ford Plant Reopens Monday As Workers Wear COVID-19 'Distance' Watches
• First Day On Rainy Season Brings Sporadic Street Flooding To South Florida
• Dozens Search For Suzanne Morphew After Discovery Of 'Personal Item'
• What Social Distancing Could Look Like At Massachusetts Schools In The Fall
• Partial Reopening Of Homestead Businesses Monday Is Welcome News To Residents
• Colorado Well-Stocked With Warm-Water Fish, Thanks To North Dakota
• Vaccine First Introduced In 1700s To Fight Smallpox Helps CSU Scientists Researching Coronavirus
• Georgetown Restaurant Gutted By Early Morning Fire
• Piano Man: Hanson Pianist Delights With Saturday Night Performances
• Dallas County Reports 'Significantly Lower' Number Of Coronavirus Cases Friday
• Limited Summer Activities Available As City Of Pittsburgh Enforces Social Distancing Guidelines
• At Least 3 Minnesota Mini Golf Courses Operating In Defiance Of Gov. Walz's Orders
• Starlite Drive-In Theater To Open For Business Friday Night
• 1 Or More Sugary Drinks A Day Could Put Women At Risk For Cardiovascular Disease
• 'Star Trek: Strange New Worlds' Ordered For CBS All Access
• CPW, Firefighters And Deputies Save Blue Heron Nest From Fire
• Minnesota Reservists Deploy To One Of NYC's Hardest-Hit Hospitals To Battle COVID-19
• Maroon 5 Postpones Summer Tour, Concord, Mountain View Concerts
• Tesla Picks Austin, Tulsa As Finalists For New US Factory
• Coronavirus Hot Spot: Free Testing Now Offered By Appointment For Oak Park Residents
• Monterey Co. Restaurant Accused Of Violating Shelter-In-Place By Allowing Table Service
• WATCH: Grandfather Has Emotional Reunion With 5-Year-Old Grandson, Daughters After Spending 34 Days At Virtua Marlton Hospital Battling Coronavirus
• 'Like We Were In Jail': Pittsburgh Shuttered Business District Shows Signs Of Life After Months
• 'We Overdid Some Things': Reopening Suburban Businesses Welcome Back Curious Shoppers Just 'Getting Out'
• Wanted in Miramar: NFL Players Deandre Baker & Quinton Dunbar Accused Of Robbing Partygoers At Gunpoint
• Chicago Weather: Keep The Umbrellas Handy For The Weekend
• Wanted: Bobby Berry Named Person Of Interest In Suspicious Death In Manitou Springs
• Face Covering Requirements Amid COVID-19 Pandemic Pose Challenges To The Deaf Community, Hearing And Speech Agency CEO Says
• Starbucks is asking landlords for a break on rent
• Summer Camps Consider Not Opening As Social Distancing Rules Remain
• With Allergy Season Here, Itchy Throat, Nose 'More Likely To Be Allergies Rather Than The Coronavirus'
• Northern California Actors Take Classroom Show Online To Educate Kids During Lockdown
• Federal Court Orders LA To Relocate Homeless People Living Near Freeways
• Mayor Young Announces DPW Recycling Partnership Grant Aimed At Reducing Residential Recycling Contamination
• Examining The Effectiveness Of NYC's Homeless Outreach Program Amid Subway Shutdown
• 16-Year-Old Boy Fighting For Life After Being Shot In Groin, Philadelphia Police Say
• Dolphins Fans Invited To Pay Tribute To Legendary Coach Don Shula
• If Your Child Receives Free Or Reduced-Priced Lunches, You're Eligible For Additional Benefits. Here's How To Apply
• Gyms Struggle To Stay Afloat As The Coronavirus Pandemic Continues
• Gov. JB Pritzker Urges Republican Critics To Stop 'Pushing Stories' About His Family's Whereabouts; 'There Are Threats To My Safety And To Their Safety'
• Times For Three Of Four Broncos Preseason Games Announced
• Astronomers detect "beating hearts" of mysterious pulsating stars
• Summit County Sheriff's Office Planning Graduation Parade For Class Of 2020
• School Survey: Boston Families Need More Academic, Financial Support During Crisis
• 'I'm Not Going Outside': Online Dating Surging During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Doctors Urging Patients Not To Put Off Care Due To Coronavirus Fears
• Texas Among Finalists For New Tesla Factory
• Ellicott City DJ Kopec Aims To Cross The $1M Mark For Baltimore Child Abuse Center With Virtual Fundraiser
• Mayor De Blasio Outlines Plan To Keep New Yorkers Safe During Hot Summer Months
• New Jersey Gov. Murphy Allows Return Of Elective Surgeries, Allocates $50 Million To Jump-Start Small Businesses
• Polis Calls On Federal Government To Include Ski Resorts In Paycheck Protection Program
• U.S. Space Command Will Stay In Colorado For At Least 6 Years
• Miami Dolphins Release 2020 Preseason Times & Dates
• Now Hiring: IT Company Genesis10 Looking To Fill Variety Of Tech Jobs
• Allegheny County Police Need Help Identifying Suspect After 16-Year-Old Boy Shot And Killed In Wilkinsburg
• Graduation Ceremonies Will Happen For Some Seniors In El Paso County
• CVS Begins Drive-Thru Coronavirus Testing Across Mass.
• Two In Custody After Leading Police On Chase Through Five Mountain Counties
• Keselowski Draws Pole For Darlington
• Optimism Growing For Jersey Shore Business Owners As Towns Begin Reopening With Restrictions
• Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Gimenez Reminds Residents To Follow Rules
• Clay County Judge Denies Gov. JB Pritzker's Bid For Change Of Venue In Rep. Darren Bailey's Lawsuit Challenging Stay-At-Home Order
• Coronavirus Memoriam: 40-Year Classroom Teacher Mary Jean McLaughlin And First U.S. Firefighter Death, Israel Tolentino Jr.
• SEPTA General Manager Says Things Won't Be Perfect As They Start To Increase Services
• President Trump's Mar-A-Lago Club To Partially Reopen This Weekend
• Gov. Baker Urges Businesses To Continue Work From Home During Reopening
• Mayor Walsh: Public Health Emergency In Boston Will Not Be Lifted Next Week
• Miami Weather: South Florida Flood Advisories Expire But Still Wet & Windy
• Lincoln Road To Reopen Saturday, Ocean Drive Open To Pedestrians Only
• Metro Transit To Require Riders Wear Face Masks Starting Monday
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 2,432 New COVID-19 Cases, 130 Additional Deaths
• The Foote Files: President Woodrow Wilson On The Radio
• Man With Cerebral Palsy Shares Daily Jokes On Social Media To Cope With Quarantine
• Red Wings Season Ticket Holders Get COVID-19 Perks
• LASD Reports 149 Employees, 544 Inmates Have Tested Positive For COVID-19 Since Pandemic Began
• Police Searching For Burglar Who Robbed Exxon Gas Station In Baltimore County
• Auto workers to return to work, providing hope in jobs crisis
• Newman Eager To Return
• NFL To Propose Incentives For Hiring Minority Head Coaches And General Managers In Change To Rooney Rule
• Judge Rules Former Fort Worth Police Chief Joel Fitzgerald's Firing Should Be 'Honorable' Discharge
• 180 People From Butte County Congregation Possibly Exposed To Coronavirus After Holding Mother's Day Service
• Advocates decry ICE efforts to deport migrant kids amid pandemic
• Seasonal Allergies Or COVID-19? How To Tell The Difference
• Contra Costa County Issues New Order Allowing Outdoor Vehicle Gatherings Such As Graduations, Religious Services
• Local Consolidated Polling Locations Announced For Pennsylvania Primary Election
• Baltimore Announces Initiative To Provide COVID-19 Testing At Mobile Neighborhood Clinics
• NASCAR Heading South For June
• Military spaceplane and Starlink satellites to launch this weekend
• Facebook Buying Popular GIF Platform Giphy In $400 Million Deal
• McKinney Police Investigating Body Found Floating In Pond
• Gov. Wolf Easing Restrictions For 12 More Pennsylvania Counties As Stay-At-Home Orders Remain For Philadelphia, Suburbs
• Publix Extends Store Hours, Drops Reserved Shopping Times For Seniors & First Responders
• McConnell admits he was "wrong" to claim Obama had no pandemic plan
• Baltimore Police Will Respond To All Calls About Non-Compliance To Stay-At-Home Order, Document With Body Cameras
• Lawyers for suspect in Arbery shooting say facts point to "different narrative"
• 'Reopen California' Protesters Plan Demonstration Outside Gov. Newsom's Home
• UT Southwestern Study Suggests Massive Spike In Coronavirus Cases If Social Distancing Relaxed
• City To Begin Preparations To Reopen Chicago Public Libraries
• Massachusetts Reports 1,239 New Coronavirus Cases And 110 Additional Deaths
• Two Men Charged In Armed Carjacking At Laurel Exxon Gas Station, Anne Arundel County Shoplifting Incidents
• PWSA: Work To Resume On Massive Downtown Sinkhole, Street Expected To Open By Late June
• Department Of Health: Coronavirus Has Peaked In Pennsylvania
• NASCAR To Call Race From Studio
• Coronavirus (MN): MDH Alerts Health Providers To Look Out For Syndrome In Children Associated With COVID-19
• Greyhound Now Requires All Customers Wear Masks On Buses
• Biden's campaign counts on Trump's unpopularity amid COVID-19 crisis
• Miami Heat Forward Andre Iguodala On Potential NBA Return: 'Health Number One Thing To Keep In Mind'
• Trump announces top officials for coronavirus vaccine effort
• 'Yo, Adrian!' Rocky Statue Still Packs Punch As Philadelphia Favorite
• Gov. Tim Walz Appoints Judge Gordon Moore To State Supreme Court
• Marblehead Rabbi Holds Service For Temple Filled With Smiling Pictures
• Great-grandma hugs family through special device
• Texan Among First To Visit Partially-Reopened Grand Canyon Despite Coronavirus Concerns
• Tropical weather system developing near Florida
• Marylanders Can Now Get Marriage Certificates Remotely
• Preakness Was Supposed To Be This Weekend In Baltimore. New Date To Be Announced Saturday
• Here's How To Find A Massachusetts Coronavirus Testing Site Near You
• Rafting Company In Grand County Outlines Social Distancing Guidelines For Trips
• Fresno Man Used Popular Social Media Apps To Produce, Receive Child Porn
• Pandemic May Be Altering Home Buying Habits In Colorado
• New Music Special, 'Iconic: TLC' Coming To The CW Philly Soon
• 'Severe Rationing': Pennsylvania Nurse Union Says Hospitals Are Forced To Ration PPE Even As They Resume Elective Surgeries
• St. Vincent College To Resume On-Campus Classes Next Fall
• Malibu Reopens All City Parks Friday
• 'Something We Will Never Forget': Philly Band Low Cut Connie Plays Socially-Distanced Concert For South Jersey Hospital
• Fresno Man Pleads Guilty To Child Sexual Exploitation, Child Porn Using Social Media Apps
• 5 Vodka Sauce Recipes To Try This Week
• Protestors Gather In Annapolis To Reopen Maryland As Gov. Hogan Set To Lift Stay-At-Home Order At 5 PM
• GOP groups seize on Tara Reade allegations to attack Democrats
• What is a coronavirus "super-spreading" event?
• Try These Make-Ahead Freezer Meals Perfect For Weeknights
• Illinois Secretary Of State To Open 7 Drive-Through Vehicle Registration Renewal Sites Starting Tuesday
• Fear mounts over largest coronavirus outbreak in ICE detention
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• Russia slams The New York Times and Financial Times over virus toll reports
• Stone Crab Season Is Over, But Joe's Take Way Will Be Open All Summer For The First Time Ever
• R. Kelly Strikes Out In Latest Bid For Release From Federal Lockup
• Troy Ranked #8 City Least Prepared For Remote Work
• After battling COVID-19, survivors hit with big medical bills
• Former Patriots LT Nate Solder Never Hesitates To Help Those In Need
• 2 Suspects In Late April SF Mission Shootout Arrested On Attempted Homicide, Firearm Charges
• Fmr. Church Official Sentenced For Stealing Thousands From Mendota Heights Church
• California Restaurants Impacted By COVID-19 May Soon Be Allowed To Renegotiate Rents
• Hawaii Discourages Tourists From Visiting Through At Least The End Of June
• Major Earthquake, Aftershocks Rock Western Nevada; Shaking Felt In Northern California
• State Representative From Butler County Proposes Impeachment Legislation Against Gov. Wolf
• 'I Have Lived So Much Of My Life Online': Meghan Rienks On Book 'You're Not Special'
• Pennsylvania Nurse Union Claims Hospitals Have 'Resorted To Severe Rationing' Of Personal Protective Equipment
• Rocklin Man Driving With False Registration Found With Items Stolen In Numerous Placer County Burglaries
• Maryland AG Brian Frosh Calls On Whole Foods, Amazon To Strengthen Employee Protections During COVID-19 Pandemic
• The Staffords List Their $6.5 Million Dollar Home For Sale
• 2-year-old gets adoption parade after 700 days in foster care
• Danny Ainge Fights Back On Isiah Thomas' Celtics-Pistons Handshake Snub Claim
• Memorial Fund For Santa Ana Library Set Up By Family Of Late Father Of Secretary Of State Pompeo
• Eden Prairie To Reopen Playgrounds Next Week, Beaches Soon
• Food Drives To Provide Groceries To Hundreds Of Southland Residents Friday
• Trump's Mar-a-Lago Club to start reopening this weekend
• Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh Sues EPA For Limiting Enforcement Of Federal Environmental & Public Health Laws
• 'This Felt Important Important & Prevalent': Neve Campbell On 'Castle In The Ground' & Hollywood Career
• New Jersey governor announces July primary will be vote-by-mail
• The Algae Bloom On Minneapolis' Cedar Lake Is Likely Harmful
• Durbin, Preckwinkle Visit Stroger Hospital COVID-19 Testing Site
• Watch At 1:30 p.m. On CBS4 & CBSN Denver: Gov. Jared Polis To Discuss Coronavirus Response
• As Statewide Toll Tops 10,000 Deaths, New Jersey Continues Reopening With Return Of Elective Surgeries
• Oakland Police Seek Suspect In January Hit-And-Run That Killed Mother Of 7
• Heavy Traffic Expected At Meal Distribution Sites Around Baltimore On Saturday, City Warns
• How Lack Of Healthy Food Plays A Role In COVID-19 Deaths In Chicago's Black Communities
• Giant Presents: Honoring Everyday Heroes
• Man Enters Grocery Store In Dillon With KKK Hood On
• Philadelphia Extending Recycling Collection Every Other Week Through June 26
• Bloomfield Township Police Investigate Car Reportedly Stolen From Driveway
• Police: Fatal Crash In Brighton Apparent Result Of Road Rage, Racing
• 'Severe And Long Lasting': Pandemic Job Losses Projected To Impact Taxable Sales, Local Governments Until 2021
• Pueblo Officer Dragged By Stolen Car Shoots Suspects, Killing 1
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• Older Puerto Rico residents won't get stimulus checks until June
• Transient Arrested In Marysville Accused Of Attempted Rape
• 'Concert In Your Car' Event At Globe Life Field Adds More Shows Due To High Demand
• July Open Streets Events Canceled In Minneapolis, Later Events Pending
• Cal Football Considering Hosting Pre-Season Camp Outside Bay Area
• Art Howe, Former Oakland A's Manager From 'Moneyball' Era, In ICU With Coronavirus
• Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey Surprises Oakland School Officials With $10 Million Donation
• Celtics Hoping To Reopen Training Facility Next Week, Though Official Status Uncertain
• Dallas Police Holds Virtual Memorial Ceremony To Honor Fallen Officers
• Families In Need Get $100 Shopping Spree At Panorama City Grocery Store
• Colorado Company Develops Automatic Hand Washing Machine For Better Hygiene
• Horse Racing Resumes At Golden Gate Fields Without Spectators
• Cecil County Will Follow Phase 1 Reopening Plan Announced by Gov. Hogan
• Fed Chair Jerome Powell speaks to 60 Minutes
• UNT Dallas Not Requiring SAT, ACT Scores For Applications Through At Least 2021
• Man Wanted Out Of Vacaville Accused Of Burglary, Driving With Stolen License Plate
• Cloudy, Muggy Daytime Weather Gives Way To Night Of Storms With High Winds & Hail
• Man With Cerebral Palsy Shares Daily Jokes On Social Media To Cope With Quarantine, Bring Laughter To All
• Luis Is The PAWS Dog Of The Week
• Study Suggests 10% Of Boston Residents Have Coronavirus Antibodies
• Born Into A Pandemic: Mother, Father Bring Identical Quadruplets Home
• Baltimore County Police Investigating Early Friday Morning Shooting
• Should Stafford And Lions Mimic Baker Mayfield Workouts?
• 'I Had The Best Time Of My Life And Career': Mike Bibby On Sacramento Kings, Chris Webber, NBA Career
• Beaches in N.Y., N.J., Connecticut, Delaware to open Memorial Day weekend
• Free Masks Distributed Friday At New Life Covenant Church On Chicago's South Side
• CVS Opens Drive-Through Coronavirus Test Sites In Florida, Other States
• FDA Commissioner Talks About Abbott Labs Rapid Test Issue
• 16 Minnesota DVS Exam Stations To Reopen May 19, Class D Road Tests To Begin May 26 (With Restrictions)
• Grass Valley Animal Sanctuary Rescuing 1,000 Chickens From Iowa Egg Farm Facing Pandemic Struggles
• Pittsburgh International Airport To Require Masks For All Passengers, Employees, Visitors
• Pennsylvania Air National Guard Postpones Flyover Of Pittsburgh Hospitals Until Tuesday
• Philadelphia Phillies Teaming Up With Philabundance For Phans Feeding Families Virtual Food Drive
• Anne Arundel Fire Report 3 Water Rescues Friday, Gearing Up For Busy Weekend
• Report: Lakers Planning To Reopen Practice Facility Saturday
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Delays Demolition At Crawford Power Plant After Protesters Show Up At Her House
• Missy Franklin Leaning Into Lessons From Therapy While In Lockdown In Colorado
• Gov. Tom Wolf Announces Beaver Co., 11 Other Pa. Counties Will Join Coronavirus 'Yellow Phase' Next Week
• Maroon 5 Postpones Summer Tour, Fenway Park Concert
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Nearly 6K More Tests Completed, With 808 Positive For COVID-19
• Chicago Weather: O'Hare Sets Daily Rainfall Record; Storms Dump More Than 5 Inches In Some Suburbs
• Magnitude-6.5 Earthquake In Western Nevada Felt Across Northern California
• 3 Mail Theft Suspects Arrested In Solano County Thanks To Alert Neighbor
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 5-15-20
• 16 Deaths In Coronavirus Outbreak At Turlock Nursing Home; 100 Residents, 50 Workers Test Positive
• DPD Investigators Question 5 Suspects After 2 Men Are Shot Dead At Gas Station
• Pa. Health Dept. Says Statewide Coronavirus Cases Now Top 60,000, Death Toll Climbs To 4,342
• Trump says he would mobilize military to distribute coronavirus vaccine
• Carnival Cruises Announces Layoffs, Furloughs In Florida, California, Washington
• NYSE to reopen trading floor after Memorial Day
• Liam's List: Your Guide To Fitness, Food, Fun, Staying Connected While Social Distancing
• WATCH: Ravens' Marquise 'Hollywood' Brown Looking Shredded, Shows Off Blazing Speed
• Dog Stolen From Outside El Segundo Ralphs
• Coronavirus-Related Illness In Children: What We Know So Far
• DeShawn McGrier Suing City, BPD Officer In 'Unprovoked Attack' Caught On Cam In 2018
• How a 60 Minutes story is linked to FBI's investigation of Sen. Burr
• Show Of Solidarity: Texas Bar Trade Group Proposes 'Soft Launch' Closed To Public
• Warrior Path Home Helps Veterans Through A Unique Life Coaching Technique Using Horses
• Local Goodwill Stores Opening Next Week, Donations To Be Accepted After Waiting Period
• Patriots Set Dates And Times For Preseason Games
• Steph Curry Says 'It Would Be Raw ... Pure Insanity' To Hear Players Trash Talk During Game
• 8 Classic Lynx Games To Be Rebroadcast
• Wisconsin Firefighter Arrested For Setting Grass Fires
• Wisconsin bars packed after court lifts stay-at-home order
• Coca-Cola Helps in Getting Face Shields to Michigan Hospitals
• Senate passes FISA reauthorization and returns bill to House
• 'It's So Vital': Minn. Congressional Delegation Urges Those Who Recovered From COVID-19 To Donate Plasma
• SEPTA Unveils Changes Made To Buses To Promote Social Distancing As Regular Schedules Set To Resume
• Denver Weather: Large Hail, Damaging Winds And Isolated Tornadoes Possible Today
• What parents should know about a mysterious illness in kids
• Coronavirus Update: Muni To Increase Service On Some Lines To Reduce Crowding
• Americans Getting 16.4 Hours More Sleep Amid Stay-At-Home Order
• Dallas Pride 2020 Goes Virtual 'Celebrating Spirit Of Community No Virus Can Destroy'
• Gulping Down 1 Or More Sugary Drinks A Day Could Put You At Risk For Cardiovascular Disease
• Fort Lauderdale To Begin Reopening On Monday, May 18th
• Boston To Allow Construction Work To Expand 'Incrementally'
• FDA "digging into" data suggesting coronavirus test inaccuracies
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Confirms 1,582 Total Coronavirus Cases Countywide
• Report: Rams Ask NFL For Another $500M In SoFi Stadium Financing
• The CW Pushes Return Of Most Shows To 2021, Except Supernatural
• Baltimore Man Wanted For Alleged Murder Of Baltimore County Man Found Dead In Dorchester County
• Residents Say 'Hard To Imagine What It's Going To Look Like' At Jersey Shore This Summer
• 108-Year-Old New Jersey Woman Survives COVID-19
• Dr. Emily Gurley, An Associate Scientist At Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School Of Public Health, Breaks Down How Contact Tracing Works.
• "Riverdale" Season 5 Has Big Changes
• Barber who "illicitly" stayed open gets coronavirus
• Michigan Settles Right To Education Lawsuit After Court Rules It A Constitutional Right
• Coronavirus spreads "exponentially" in Qatar's labor camps
• Police Investigating After 19-Year-Old Dies In Single-Vehicle Collision in Columbia
• MTA Considering Reservations On Subways; Chairman Pat Foye Says A Pandemic Fare Hike Is A 'Nonstarter'
• Sean Payton Goes Off On NFL, Calls Bountygate A 'Sham'
• Bioluminescent glow draws visitors, and police, to SoCal beaches
• 5 Young Children Found In Makeshift Wooden Crate Attached To Back Of Pickup Truck
• Powerful earthquake strikes Nevada
• Police Investigating Several ATV, Dirt Bike Thefts In Dundalk, Middle River Areas
• NAACP Branches Call For Michigan Lawmaker To Resign For Wearing Apparent Confederate Flag Face Mask
• Budget Apartments For Rent In Streeterville
• Man Arrested For Numerous Thefts From Parked Cars In Towson
• House passes $3 trillion COVID-19 relief bill
• Low Pressure System Off South Florida Could Become First Named Storm Of Season
• Burr steps down as intel chairman amid FBI probe into stock sales
• Pandemic Causes America's Retail Sales To Collapse To Historic Low
• Markey: $2,000 Monthly Check Plan Needed 'As We Get Closer To 1930s Depression-Era Economic Conditions'
• Former Oakland A's Manager Art Howe Battling COVID-19 In Houston ICU
• Miami-Dade Temporarily Closes County COVID-19 Test Sites Due To Weather
• CHP: Big Rig Driver Who Was Going Too Fast Overturns, Spills Wood Onto I-5 Near Stockton
• Pools, Fireworks, And The Great Race Among Cancellations In Pittsburgh Due To Coronavirus
• Oswego Woman Accused Of Spitting In Aurora Nurse's Face, Claiming She Had COVID-19
• With New Locations Opening, North Texans Have More Options To Get Free COVID-19 Testing
• Twin Cities Pride Weekend, Parade Going Virtual Next Month
• Victim Identified In Stabbing On Federal Boulevard
• PTL Links: May 15, 2020
• '60 Minutes' Wins Rating War, Prompts Trump Tweet
• Average Person Now Forgetting What Day It Is 5 Times Every Week
• Coronavirus In Texas: 15 New Cases In Collin County, Free Testing For Uninsured Residents
• Daily COVID-19 News Minute: Why You Shouldn't Be Afraid Of Contact Tracing:
• Make Your Rescue Or Foster Pet A 'Forever' Friend
• Shorter MLB Season Means 'More Emphasis On Winning Games,' Says KPIX's Dennis O'Donnell
• Judge Reinstates Charges Against Brandon Bostian In Deadly Philadelphia Amtrak Crash
• Coronavirus Roundup: Fort Bragg Tells Visitors To Stay Home; Newsom Delivers Grim Budget Cuts Warning
• Trevor Bauer Roasts MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred Once Again
• Men accused in Ahmaud Arbery shooting hire attorneys
• COVID-19 Shelter In Place Gives Rise To 'Quaran-Teaming' And 'Double Bubble'
• Retail sales suffered record plunge in April
• Michigan Matters: Pandemic's Toll on U of M, MSU, WSU, OU
• 12 Texas Police Officers & Detention Center Workers Quarantined After Arrest Of Suspect With COVID-19
• Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy Extends Closure And Postpones All Events
• San Francisco's Largest Corporate Landlord Receives Federal COVID-19 Small Business Loan
• Magnitude-6.5 Nevada Quake Felt Across Northern California
• Guidelines Passed For Reopening Hampton Beach
• Special Cakes For Graduates
• Sonoma County Awakens To Eased COVID-19 Business Restrictions
• 26th Annual Twin Cities Heart Walk
• Stars Come Out To Raise Funds For Hollywood's Behind-The-The Scenes Workers
• Steelers Deny James Harrison's Claim That Coach Mike Tomlin Gave Him 'An Envelope' After 2010 Hit
• Lockdown extended for most of coronavirus-battered New York
• Boston College AD Martin Jarmond Reportedly A Finalist For UCLA Job
• Senior Spotlight: Fort Lauderdale Student Nicole Yedra Dedicated To Helping Others
• Abandoned Koreatown Strip Mall Burns Again
• Alligator Alley Reopens As Wildfire Rages In Collier County
• Why pandemic job losses are hitting women harder than men
• Chicago Weather: Flood Warnings Linger After Overnight Storms
• Coronavirus May 'Never Go Away,' Says WHO Official
• Police Searching For Suspect Following Fatal Stabbing In Chisago County
• Local Contractor Recommends Using This Time At Home To Make Home Improvements
• Texas Nurse Who Volunteered To Work In New York City Gets Married In Times Square
• Flare-ups in Asia prompt new fears of a 2nd wave of COVID
• Trump administration still wants to cut food stamps
• New Website 'Get Hired Illinois' Links Unemployed Residents With Jobs
• Family sues after 26-year-old EMT is killed by police
• Your Doctor Visits May Remain Virtual, Long After Coronavirus Pandemic
• Miami Gas Station Stabbing Caught On Camera
• Most Of Southwestern Pennsylvania Moves Into 'Yellow Phase' Of Re-Opening
• New York Stock Exchange To Reopen This Month With New Safety Measures
• Six Flags Great Adventure Park Announces Plan To Reopen Drive-Thru Safari
• Coronavirus "may never go away," WHO warns
• Avid Rock Climbers Taking Quarantine To New Heights By Building At-Home Climbing Walls
• After Ahmaud Arbery killing, new push for Georgia hate crime law
• Massachusetts Casinos Closed Until At Least June 1
• Rehoboth Beach Reopens Beach, Boardwalk Friday For Exercising Only
• Trump announces augmentation of National Strategic Stockpile
• What's in House Democrats' $3 trillion coronavirus bill?
• Chicago Scanning Digitizing Old Videos, Photos With Curbside Drop Off
• Tensions Rise As Texas Governor Greg Abbott Prepares To Lift More COVID-19 Rules
• Working For Chicago: Northwestern University Experts Launching Effort To Help Struggling Evanston Businesses
• GOP's Garcia wins California special election and flips House seat
• Melissa Etheridge's 21-year-old son has died, singer says
• 20 million Americans still waiting for their stimulus checks
• Dozens Of Fine Wine & Good Spirits Stores Opening On Friday
• New York Weather: Highs Expected To Reach Mid-80s, Thunderstorms Later Tonight
• Flooding Causes Dangerous Driving Conditions On I-290, Edens Expressway
• Some Students Taking Advanced Placement Tests At Home Will Have To Retake Them After Submission Problems
• Mayors discuss challenges of reopening during a pandemic
• Medal of Honor recipient Ronald Shurer dead at 41
• Pittsburgh Weather: Another Warm Day Expected, Evening Showers Possible
• Former MLB All-Star, Yankees GM Bob Watson Dies Of Kidney Disease
• Mass. State Police Get Kids Moving With 'Workout With A Trooper' Videos
• 'South Shore Survival Bags' Raise Money For Quincy Food Pantries, First Responders
• Gov. Wolf Proclaims May 22 Pennsylvania's Second Annual 143 Day
• 48,000 Yemeni women could die giving birth as UN funds run out
• Recipe: Spicy Sweet Potato Packets
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• Car Fire Damages Home In Plum
• Penguins Halt Development Of Former Civic Arena Site Following URA Board Vote
• RMU Men's Basketball Coach Andy Toole Named Among Top 40 College Basketball Coaches Under 40
• Fayette County Man Charged With Attempted Homicide Following Stabbing
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• Carnegie Mellon University Planning For Fall Semester To Start On Time
• CDC posts basic guidance for reopening amid coronavirus
• Colorado Air National Guard Hosts Flyover Over The Western Slope And Southern Colorado
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• Seniors find creative alternatives to traditional graduation ceremonies
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• New surveillance footage related to Ahmaud Arbery case revealed
• Whistleblower says White House focused on containment over preparation for coronavirus outbreak
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• States to reopen with restrictions by Memorial Day weekend
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• Fed Chair Jerome Powell speaks to 60 Minutes
• Cuomo says New York barber defied lockdown, infected others
• Cuomo: New York and 3 nearby states to open beaches Memorial Day weekend
• House's $3 trillion coronavirus HEROES Act faces steep opposition
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• Companies are tracking employees who are working from home
• The Atlantic: QAnon and other conspiracy theories enter dangerous new phase
• New photos of Breonna Taylor's apartment after deadly police search released
• Fears of mass death in Yemen as maternity funds run out
• Texas nurse gets married in Times Square surrounded by health care heroes
• Grammy Award winner H.E.R. talks "Graduate Together" and how she's spending her time at home
• CBS News goes inside an NYC hospital on the front lines of COVID-19
• Idaho mom Lori Vallow's mother and sister speak out on "48 Hours"
• Lives to Remember: Steve Dalkowski, Madhvi Aya and more
• Babies born to surrogates stranded by virus travel restrictions
• Dr. Tara Narula answers viewer questions about child safety as states reopen
• Female workers suffer disproportionate burden of job losses due to pandemic
• Kentucky state and federal officials will review Breonna Taylor's death in a police raid
• Top health official testifies federal government's COVID-19 response cost American lives