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Articles from May 16, 2020

• Speaker Pelosi Calls on SF Corporate Landlord Veritas to Return $3.6 Million PPP Loan
• Turlock Nursing Home Reports Another Death, Responds After Upset Widow Airs Concerns
• Hen Heaven: Grass Valley Animal Sanctuary Rescues 1,000 Chickens
• At Least 2 Hurt In Massive South LA Apartment Fire That Led To Evacuations Of Neighboring Buildings
• Roseville Restaurants Experience Dine-In Boom After Placer County Lifts Restrictions
• 1 Person Hospitalized After Reports Of Stabbing In Arden Area
• License Suspended: Rifle Restaurant, Shooters Grill, Now Closed
• Hit-And-Run Suspect Arrested After Search In Elk Grove, Police Say
• Coronavirus Update: Central Valley Town Declares Itself 'Sanctuary City,' Defies Stay-at-Home Order
• Danville Fourth of July Parade Going Virtual In 2020
• SEPTA Resumes Regular Schedules On Most Transit Services
• Pandemic Pushback: Duquesne University Professors Say These Disagreements Are Nothing New
• NYPD, Social Distancing Ambassadors Keep Park Crowds Under Control As Warm Temperatures Bring Out New Yorkers
• 'Graduate Together' Pays Tribute To Class Of 2020 With Celebrities Offering Words Of Encouragement
• NJ Therapists Offer Free Zoom Sessions To First Responders, Families
• 'With This Ring, You'll Be Fed': NJ Couple Forced To Postpone Wedding Spends Would-Be Wedding Day Collecting Donations For Area Food Bank
• Archdiocese Of Newark To Open Churches For Private Prayer, Confession
• Large Crowds In Fells Point Dispersed By Police Saturday As Baltimore Remains Under A Coronavirus Stay At Home Order
• 145th Running Of The Preakness Stakes Now Scheduled For October 3
• Rutland Community Rallies To Support Police Officer Battling Coronavirus
• Coronavirus In Maryland: COVID-19 Cases Near 38K, Hospitalizations Remain Flat
• Alderman: Mayor's Office Bans Parking On Ravenswood Streets Near Church That Plans To Hold Sunday Services
• Man Arrested After Police Officer-Involved Shooting In Boston
• Retiring Bethel Park Teachers Get Surprised With Parade From Staff & Students
• 10 Firefighters Hurt After Explosion, Fire In Downtown Los Angeles
• ChoiceOne Urgent Care Centers Offering Free COVID-19 Testing
• Maryland Native Brady Fritz Wins Big On 'The Price Is Right'
• A Different, But Still Powerful Graduation Experience For UIC, UIUC Students Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Our Lady Of Perpetual Help In Ellicott City Distributes Over 2K Meals Weekly To Help Those In Need
• Phyllis George, Broadcasting Trailblazer And 'The NFL Today' Alum, Dies At 70
• Search On For Grubhub Driver Accused Of Running Over East Lakeview Restaurant Owner's Daughter, Leaving Her Fighting For Her Life
• Search for missing Idaho kids: "No sign of life, no sign of death"
• Chicago Weather: Increasing Threat Of More Flooding
• 'It's A Pandemic Of The Food World': Grocery Prices On The Rise Across The Country
• Napa Valley Pizza Chef's Online Italian Food Cooking Demos Draw Worldwide Audience
• South Jersey Family Throws Makeshift Graduation For Widener University Graduate
• Toll Collectors Returning To New Jersey Turnpike, Garden State Parkway
• Vote That Jawn Holds Virtual Party Encouraging 18-Year-Olds, First-Time Voters To Hit Polls In 2020
• Cooped Up In House No More, Scenes At Jersey Shore Dramatically Different As Beaches Reopen With Restrictions
• New Legislation Offers To Lower Hunting, Fishing Fees For Frontline Workers
• Phyllis George, North Texas Native And Trailblazer For Female Sportscasting, Dies At 70
• Police: Man Fights With NYPD Officers As Apartment Burns With Stabbed Body Inside
• Vocal Anti-Lockdown Protesters Call on Livermore Mayor to Reopen City
• Denio's In Roseville Fully Reopens For First Time
• Firefighters Battle Brush Fire Near Golden State Freeway In Valencia Area
• Driver Shot On Eisenhower Expressway At Harlem Avenue, State Police Say
• 9 People Hospitalized After 3-Vehicle Crash On Eisenhower Expressway
• Locals Protest Initiative That Houses Homeless In Area Hotels
• Oakland Crackdown on Parking at Lake Merritt Reduces Weekend Crowds
• Man In Critical Condition After Being Pulled From Lake Offshore From Downtown
• Miss America And NFL Sportscasting Pioneer Phyllis George Dies At 70
• Walnut Creek BART Station Reopens After Hours-Long Closure for 'Major Medical Emergency'
• Alaskan Man Makes 14-Hour Boat Trip To Costco Every Week To Supply City With Food
• Gov. Cuomo Adds Racetracks, More Elective Surgery As Latest Steps To Reopening New York
• Sports Broadcasting Pioneer Phyllis George Dies At 70
• Virtual Clubs Helping New York's Nightlife Scene Stay Alive While Still Social Distancing
• Locals Enjoy Sunny Saturday Afternoon at Folsom Lake
• Atwater Declared A 'Sanctuary' From Stay-At-Home Order
• Phyllis George, Former Host Of NFL Today, Dies At Age 70
• Former Bears President Michael McCaskey Dies At 76
• Solano County Barber Defies Health Orders Amid Pandemic
• Coast Guard Seeks New Steward For Historic Boston Lighthouse
• Dallas County Reports 214 More COVID-19 Cases, 6 Deaths
• Fourth-Generation U Of M Nursing Student Does Virtual Pinning Ceremony At Home
• Coronavirus Impact: How The Flying Experience May Change Once The Pandemic Is Over
• Ethnan Temple In Wilkinsburg Provides Food To Those In Need
• Philadelphia Common Pleas Court To Be Closed Longer Than Originally Planned
• Stockton Police Search For Suspect Accused Of Attacking Woman With Wooden Board
• Man Shot In The Arm In Howard County Saturday Afternoon, Police Say
• Minor League Players Unsure of Future Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• CU Boulder Graduates Give Up Walk To Folsom Field For At-Home Graduation
• Saint Joseph's University Honors Class Of 2020 With Virtual Conferral Of Degrees
• Howard County Woman Wins Washington College's Sophie Kerr Prize, Nation's Largest Undergraduate Literary Award
• Mile High Flea Market Opens With Strict Rules For Vendors & Customers
• Workers, Business Owners On Staten Island Hold 'Back To Work' Rally
• Friends, Family Hold Drive-By Celebration For Police Officer, Nurse Who Had To Postpone Wedding
• Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank Has Distributed 1 Million Pounds Of Food During Pandemic
• Minnesota GOP Convention Postponed After Suspected Hacking With Online Voting System
• Morgan State University Honors Class Of 2020 With Virtual Ceremony
• 22-Year-Old Man Shot To Death In Long Beach
• Colorado Kindergarten Teacher Trying To Stay Connected To Students
• NFL Players Deandre Baker, Quinton Dunbar Turn Themselves In To Authorities
• Colorado Nursing Home Nurse Released After 42 Days In Hospital
• Parishioners Hold Parade For Priest's 50th Anniversary
• 5 Charged With Capital Murder In Shooting Deaths Of 2 Young Men At Dallas Gas Station Friday
• Obama delivers "Graduate Together" commencement address
• Drive-Up COVID-19 Testing Site Opens In Chatham
• Workers From All Sectors Unsure When It Will Be Safe To Go Back To Work
• Strip District Thrives With People Adhering To Social Distancing Guidelines Day After Yellow Phase Takes Effect
• Protesters Call For Governor Pritzker To Reopen Illinois
• Hoboken Opens Another Street For Pedestrians To Promote Social Distancing
• Tropical Depression One Forms Off Florida Coast
• Here's What To Expect As South Florida Reopens Next Week
• Criminal Charges Dropped Against Tampa Pastor Who Held Services During Stay-At-Home Order
• Newsom: Shrink Prisons To Help Cut Budget
• Fred Willard, The Comedic Improv-Style Actor, Has Died At 86
• Pennsylvania State Trooper Hospitalized After Hit-And-Run In East Falls
• 'It's A Do Or Die Situation': Bucks County Gym Owners Decide To Reopen Business Despite Gov. Wolf's Stay-At-Home Order
• 12 More Coronavirus-Related Deaths In New Hampshire, Cases Rise By 98
• Flybar Recalls Swurfer Baby, Toddler Swings Due To Fall Hazard
• Johnstown Man Accused Of Pouring Gasoline On A Child Being Charged With Assault
• "Outdated browsers" prevented thousands from submitting AP exams
• WVU Celebrates New Graduates In Online Commencement
• Oakland Police Find Fatally-Shot Man at Scene of Early-Morning Car Crash
• 35,000 Coronavirus Tests 'Unreliable,' According To Florida Health Care System
• Texas Police Fatally Shoot Man Accused Of Stabbing Elderly Woman To Death In Store Parking Lot
• Joe Biden, Presumptive Democratic Presidential Nominee, Honors Delaware State University Class Of 2020
• ICE keeps kids detained because parents don't "wish to separate"
• Police: Man Arrested With Over 300 Individually Wrapped Bags Of Heroin
• Brooklyn Youth Summer Soccer Camp Goes Virtual, Brings In Pro Athletes To Offer Advice
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 2,088 New COVID-19 Cases, 74 Additional Deaths
• Grass Valley Animal Sanctuary Rescues 1,000 Chickens Set to Be Euthanized in Iowa
• Los Angeles Lakers Set To Return To Practice Facility In El Segundo
• Mom gives birth in parking lot, dad uses face mask to cut cord
• 'Don't Let COVID-19 Take Away Your Right To Vote': Former Philadelphia Eagle Hollis Thomas Advocating For Vote By Mail
• Sheriff: Snowmobile Bridge Over The Snake River, Known To Many As 'The Million Dollar Bridge,' Set On Fire
• Texas Supreme Court Blocks Order That Allowed Mail-In Ballots Due To Fear Of Coronavirus
• Dollar General Literacy Foundation Donates Over $30K To Maryland Schools, Nonprofits
• Beloved Comedic Actor Fred Willard Dies At Age 86
• Delaware County Popeyes Restaurant Heavily Damaged By Fire
• Fayette County Poll Workers Say They Are In Need Of Face Masks Ahead Of Primary Election
• Beloved Actor Fred Willard Dies At Age 86
• Massachusetts Reports 1,512 New Coronavirus Cases And 113 Additional Deaths
• New York Weather: 5/16 Saturday Forecast
• King Soopers Employees To Receive 'Thank You Pay'
• More Than 3,000 Texas Nursing Home Residents Have Tested Positive For Coronavirus, State Data Shows
• Fred Willard, "Best In Show" actor and comedian, dies at 86
• Caltrain Strike in San Jose Is 4th Fatality of 2020
• Beloved Comic Actor Fred Willard Dies At Age 86
• NY Giants' Deandre Baker Turns Himself In To Florida Police After Being Accused of Armed Robbery, Aggravated Assault
• Police Searching For Man Who Shot At Another Motorist After Car Crash On I-35W Near Mpls.
• FC Dallas Defender Ryan Hollingshead Talks Welcoming Foster Child Into Family During Pandemic
• Governor Ron Desantis Opens Door To Return Of Vacation Rentals
• Researchers combining remdesivir with other drugs to better fight virus
• Alleged Lakewood Drunk Driver Uninjured In Crash, Occupants Of Other Car Hospitalized
• Gov. Tim Walz Signs Bill Into Law Raising Minimum Age To Purchase Tobacco Products To 21
• Coronavirus Updates: Latest COVID-19 Headlines From May 16, 2020
• Chicago's Urban Farmers Taking A Hard Hit During The Pandemic
• Gov. Walz Signs Minnesota Ban On Toxic Chemical TCE
• Anti-Defamation League Names Upper Saint Clair Schools 'No Place For Hate'
• Justin Amash says he will not be running for president
• Coronavirus Cases In Delaware Rise Above 7,500 As Death Toll Nears 300
• Santa Monica Police Search For Critical Missing Woman, 82, With Dementia
• Tewksbury K9 Helps Officer Find 133 Bags Of Fentanyl
• Survival compound in Colorado sells memberships to disaster preppers
• CHP Investigating 101 Freeway Shooting In Novato
• Fremont Apartment Complex Fire Drives 53 Residents From Their Units
• Former Bronco Cody Latimer Arrested In Douglas County
• U.S. Secretary Of Interior Visits Flight 93 Memorial As Site Begins To Reopen
• Charter Fishing Boats, Rentals Added To OK List As New Jersey Continues Reopening From COVID-19 Shutdown
• New Jersey To Allow Chartered Boat Services, Watercraft Rentals As Beaches Set To Reopen In Time For Memorial Day Weekend
• Rep. Joe Neguse's Ideas Help Shape 'Heroes Act'
• Happy Birthday Rosalie; Surprise Parade For Schaumburg Woman Turning 100
• Investigation Underway Into Death Of Woman In Lancaster
• Vehicle Crashes Into Utility Pole In Harmar Township
• Coronavirus Latest: Maryland Could See $1.1 Billion Budget Shortfall For Fiscal Year 2020, Down From Original $2.8 Billion Estimate
• Dozens Of Aftershocks Continue To Rattle Western Nevada
• Severe Fire Destroys Overlook Lounge In Monroeville
• What is orange wine? Ancient drink gains new popularity
• Ed's Driveway: Volvo S60
• Bonfire Restaurants Announce They Will Not Reopen
• Rhode Island Beach Town Considers Defying Governor's Order
• Gov. Polis Signs Executive Orders On Ballots & Elections Process
• Sheriff: 1 Person Died After A Car Crash In Chisago County, Another Driver Airlifted To Hospital
• Solving the mystery behind Kelly Dwyer's disappearance
• Maryland Will Resume Processing Paper Income Tax Returns Monday
• Newsom Targets Prison System Cutbacks Among Tough New Budget Measures
• Chicago Area Weather: Dry Saturday But Rainy Sunday
• Police: Man, Woman Injured In Kensington Shooting
• Atlas 5 launch of military spaceplane delayed by clouds and high winds
• Police: 1 Person Injured After Minivan Crashed Into St. Paul Apartment, Driver Fled The Scene Of Crash
• Denver Prepares To Resume Enforcing Some Parking Activities
• With Record Day Postponed To June, Stores Look To New Ways To Sell Vinyl
• Judge orders Los Angeles to move thousands of homeless people
• Self-Proclaimed Dark Web 'Xanax King' Arrested For Allegedly Manufacturing Fake Drugs
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 740 More Positive COVID-19 Tests Pushes Total To 14,969 As 17 More Deaths Are Reported
• Number Of Coronavirus Cases In Pennsylvania Tops 61,000 While Philadelphia Cases Show 'Signs Of Progress'
• Shooting In Lynn Leaves 4 Women Injured
• COVID-19 Fears Shut Down Piedmont's Traditional 4th Of July Celebrations
• New York City man arrested in Hawaii after posting photos on Instagram
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 989 New Coronavirus Cases, 61 New Deaths Statewide
• It's Academic: May 16, 2020
• Collin Flannigan, Victim In Annapolis Shooting, Dies, Police Say
• Pittsburgh Police To Reinforce Parking Restrictions, Cite Illegal Parking As Pittsburgh Begins To Reopen
• Woman, Teen Injured In Double Shooting In North Baltimore, Police Say
• Pittsburgh Popcorn Company Opens Mt. Lebanon Store
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 5-16-20
• Program Aims To Hand Out Fresh Food To Families In Need, Launches Saturday In Dallas
• Fort Lauderdale Lifts Precautionary Boil Water Fort Parts Of City
• Garcetti Announces Launch Of 'Slow Streets' Program To Promote Social Distancing While Walking
• Chicago Police Department COVID-19 Cases Increase To 515; 325 Officers Recovered, Returned To Duty
• Lefty QB Tua Tagovailoa A Rarity In The Right-Handed NFL
• Crews Search For Missing Squid Fisherman Off Hyannis Coast
• JCPenney Files For Bankruptcy, Blames Coronavirus
• Italy announces plans to lift travel restrictions by June 3
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 13 New Cases, 2 Deaths Day After County Moves Into Yellow
• Search Continues For Teen Swept Away In DuPage River
• UPMC Shadyside, UPMC Altoona Become Next Two Local Hospitals To Receive Coronavirus Drug
• Pennsylvania Supreme Court Rejects Lawsuit To Delay Mail-In Ballot Deadline
• The Wilkes School At Grace And St. Peter's Closing Due To Declining Enrollment
• Edward Nicholson, 62, Killed When School Bus Rolled Onto Him At Cedar Lake Speedway Friday Night
• Former Stanford Two-Sport Star Zach Hoffpauir Dies At Age 26
• Motorcyclist Killed In Crash In Glen Burnie; Alcohol, Speed May Be Factors, Police Say
• Police: 1 Person Dead After Friday Night Shooting In St. Paul, No Arrests Have Been Made
• Denver Weather: Turning Mostly Sunny This Afternoon With A Big Warming Trend Ahead
• Coronavirus Roundup: Businesses Gear Up For Curbside Sales; Santa Clara County Slow Easing Restrictions
• Texas justices block plan to allow people concerned about virus to vote by mail
• Gas Prices Edge Up In New Jersey, Increase More Across Nation
• State Supreme Court Rejects Lawsuit To Delay Mail-In Ballot Deadline
• San Francisco Businesses Get Ready For Curbside Sales As COVID-19 Restrictions Ease
• Report: Business Impacts Will Linger Long After COVID-19 Pandemic Has Ended
• Greene County Judge Accused Of Mishandling Cases
• Storms Leave Damage Across Massachusetts, New Hampshire
• Community Connect's Foster Care, Veterans Guest Resources
• As Businesses Reopen, Maryland's Average Gas Price Increases By 4 Cents, AAA Mid-Atlantic Says
• Retail Giant JCPenney Files For Bankruptcy
• City Of Pittsburgh, Partners Distribute More Than 33,000 Meals Since Start Of Pandemic
• Could German soccer's return provide a roadmap for U.S. sports?
• Jerome Thomas Arrested In Fatal Shooting Of Anthony McNeil Near The Mall In Columbia
• Rape Claim Against Gov. Phil Murphy's Campaign Worker Settles For $1 Million
• Brett Brown Knows Tenuous Job Fate Lies In NBA Restart
• New York City Man Killed, 2 Troopers Injured In Wicomico County Crash
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links: May 16, 2020
• Pittsburgh Police Investigating Perry South Shooting, One Person In Critical Condition
• Man's Best Friend: Dogs Trained To Detect COVID-19 Coronavirus; 'They're Sniffing For People That Are Carriers'
• New Yorker Busted For Breaking Hawaii's Quarantine Rules After Posting Beach Selfies on Instagram
• Pittsburgh Weather: A Dry And Comfortable Saturday Before Rain And Cooler Temperatures Arrive
• Hey Ray! Boiling Water By Cooling The Air With Ice Cubes
• Pedestrian Hit By Vehicle In Clairton
• Area Businesses Begin To Reopen As Southwestern Pa. Is Now In The 'Yellow' Phase of Governor Wolf's Reopening Plan
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• Norvelt Volunteer Fire Department To Host Drive-Thru Fish Fry
• Pittsburgh Native Donates 250 Gallons Of Hand Sanitizer To Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank
• Former U.S. Attorney In Pittsburgh To Oversee Congress Coronavirus Relief Funding
• J.C. Penney Files For Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
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Videos from May 16, 2020

• Can you get away with murder in Yellowstone’s “Zone of Death?”
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• The Missing Children of Lori Vallow Daybell
• Joel Sartore: Mother Nature gets a break, and so do we
• The Disappearance of Kelly Dwyer
• Snapshot: The Jersey Shore under lockdown
• Formerly homeless chef finds new life making and delivering tiramisu
• Historic megadrought in the West threatens water supply
• Millions of Americans continue working from home even as states begin to reopen
• Actor Fred Willard dead at 86
• Hundreds protest the shooting of Ahmaud Arbery
• Class of 2020 finds ways to celebrate graduation despite coronavirus pandemic
• Former President Obama congratulates HBCU graduates in virtual message
• Medical companies rush to develop accurate coronavirus test kits
• Americans take advantage of easing lockdown restrictions as states reopen
• Trump praises own administration's handling of coronavirus pandemic
• CBS Weekend News, May 16, 2020
• "Sunday Morning" Matinee: Itzhak Perlman & the Juilliard Orchestra
• "Abblasen" performed by Jacob Flaschen
• MLB owners, players feud over plan to start 2020 season
• Local leaders weigh in on uncertainty of national conventions amid coronavirus
• Cuomo says increase in coronavirus cases expected as reopening begins
• Germany emerges from coronavirus shutdown
• Orange wine: Ancient drink sees new interest
• A look at Africa's largest fossil footprint site
• Conserving North America's bird populations
• Trump fires State Department watchdog who opened probe into Pompeo
• Coronavirus concerns encourage use of digital payments
• Some school districts struggle with remote learning
• Ahmaud Arbery case: New surveillance footage provides more details
• System near Florida could become first named storm of hurricane season
• Breaking down the debate on reopening amid coronavirus
• House passes $3 trillion coronavirus stimulus bill opposed by Trump
• Tracking our progress: Medical developments in the fight against coronavirus
• Some states allow businesses to reopen as retail sales plummet