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• Business Slow As SF Retailers Enter In Phase 2 Of COVID-19 Reopening
• Gov. Newsom's Plan For Live Sports By First Week Of June May Be Wishful Thinking
• Community Donations Keep Nonprofit Helping Homeless Women And Children Afloat During Pandemic
• Man Allegedly Drove Through SF's Pacific Heights Doing Donuts And Firing Shots From His Pickup
• Calls To Poison Control Centers Have More Than Tripled Since February
• After COVID-19 Shutdown Bay Area's Cautious Reopening Could Be Costly For Businesses
• Colorado Coroner Challenges Coronavirus Counting: 'We Just Have A Different Opinion'
• Reopening Colorado: Sterling Correctional Facility Outbreak Complicates Logan County's Coronavirus Variance Request
• 'Exciting, But Daunting': Denver Restaurants Invited To Apply To Open Patios
• Prosecutor: Former Broncos Receiver Cody Latimer Pistol-Whipped Acquaintance
• Some Small Assisted Living Home Owners Concerned By Colorado Health Department's Coronavirus Policies
• Sacramento Nonprofit Giving Relief Checks To Undocumented Immigrants
• Anaheim Launches Microloan Program For Small Businesses Impacted By Coronavirus
• LAPD Chief's Wife Posts On Facebook About Apparent Trip To Arizona To Visit Salon, Restaurants Despite Local Recommendation Against Travel
• 'A Blowtorch Inferno': Federal Investigators Arrive In LA To Determine Cause Of Blaze That Injured 12 Firefighters
• Crews Battle Fire At Home In Castro Valley
• Stevante Clark Booked Into Sacramento County Jail On Aggravated Battery Charges
• Governor Newsom Walks Back Tough Stance On Which Counties Should Reopen
• Salons, Spas Across California Call On Governor To Re-Open Early
• Spring Soaker Brings Snow, Rain To Sierra
• 'Porch Portraits': Photographer Teams Up With Families To Capture Life During Isolation
• Colorado Businessman Creates 'Social Stick USA,' Which Helps Others Stay 6 Feet Away
• Gov. Jared Polis Gets Tested For Coronavirus During News Conference, Says Many More Coloradans Can Now Get Tested For Free
• Sacramento Kings Amend Arena COVID Contract - Critics Say Still Not Enough
• Small Changes Can Reduce Work-From-Home Risks During Colorado Safer-At-Home Order
• Fort Collins Man Builds Picnic Table For Backyard Squirrels
• Teenage Girl Who Got Stuck On A Rock Rescued From Clear Creek
• SF Federal Judges Rule NCAA Cannot Limit Educational Scholarships For College Athletes
• Newly Converted Marin County Classrooms Show How Learning Will Adapt To COVID-19
• Applicants Overwhelm California Program To Provide Undocumented Workers Financial Assistance
• Cruise Company Isn't Refunding A Trip For 86-Year-Old On Dialysis Despite Her COVID-19 Issues
• Trump Says He Is Taking Hydroxychloroquine
• Burglary Suspect In Custody After Police Chase Through Philadelphia, Police Say
• Man In Serious Condition After Being Shot Multiple Times In Burbank
• Plastic Sheeting Sales Boom As Companies Install Shields To Protect Workers, Customers
• Salons, Manufacturing And Churches Excited To Reopen
• UPMC Doctor Advises Against Taking Hydroxychloroquine After Pres. Donald Trump Announces He's Using The Controversial Drug As Coronavirus Protection
• Orange County Supervisors To Debate CARES Act Spending For Small Businesses, Low-Income Residents
• Food Trucks Serving Hot Meals At California's Rest Stops
• 'It's Too Late To Change Now': A Closer Look At Sweden's Controversial Response To COVID-19
• CBS 2 Investigators: Area 1 Towing Returns Car, Refunds Fees Including COVID-19 Cleaning Charge
• 'Marylanders Giving Back To Marylanders' | National Guard Helps Feed Those In Need During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Coronavirus: Riverside County Reports Additional Deaths; San Bernardino, Ventura Report More Cases
• What Does Being A Contact Tracer Entail? CBS2 Gets Information From Those In The Know
• Neighbors Say Ravenswood Church Breaks Rules, But Residents Are Getting Punished
• College Students Launch Website To Help Shoppers Find High-Demand Items
• Drying Out After Rain Floods Out Lower Wacker
• Parents Adjusting As Child Care Industry In Texas Gets Green Light To Reopen
• Grubhub Driver Charged After Woman Was Run Over During COVID-19 Dispute
• Rep. Justin Amash Ends Libertarian Run For President
• King Soopers Employee Who Worked In Denver Dies From Coronavirus
• Summit County Waiting To Open Campgrounds
• Sudbury Woman Collects Graduation Gowns To Be Used As PPE
• Montgomery County Officials Get Into Heated Debate After Commissioner Accused Of Not Wearing Mask, Observing Social Distancing During Event
• Gov. Murphy Outlines Stages Of New Jersey's Reopening, Eases Restrictions On Some Outdoor Recreational Activities
• World Central Kitchen Partners With Detroit Restaurants To Provide Fresh Meals During Crisis
• Jackson Health System Confirms 2 Children In ICU With Inflammatory Illness Linked To COVID-19
• 'It's A Psychological Boost,' Homestead Mayor On County On Phase 1 Openings In Miami-Dade
• 'South Jersey Does What South Jersey Does': Pennsylvania Officials Warn Residents Not To Go To Beach For Memorial Day Weekend
• Social Distancing Goes Out The Window When Wandering Bear Scampers Up Neighborhood Tree
• Restrictions In Place, Broward Businesses Welcome Customers Back
• 'She Was Loved': 15-Year-Old Daryana Dyson From Baltimore May Have Died From Coronavirus, Family Says
• Detroit Pistons, McDonald's Partner To Honor Frontline Workers
• Kelvin Watson Arrested, Accused Of Shooting Waffle House Employee Who Confronted Him About Wearing A Face Mask
• Good Question: Can Air Conditioning Put Us At Risk For COVID-19?
• Massachusetts Restaurants Struggle Still Not Knowing When They Can Reopen
• Man's 'Run For Chinatown' Raises $24,000 To Feed Front-Line Pandemic Workers And Boost Local Businesses
• 'A Very Difficult Pill To Swallow': Fort Snelling Cemetery To Forgo Memorial Day Public Ceremony Due To Pandemic
• 'I Owe Somebody Something For My Life': Rick Huggins Survives COVID-19 After 50+ Days In ICU
• Project C.U.R.E. Helping Fight Coronavirus In U.S. & Developing Countries
• More Than 350K People Now Tested For Coronavirus In LA County As Hospitalizations Continue To Drop
• Mayor Jack Young To Baltimore Restaurants, Bars, Other Businesses Planning To Illegally Reopen: 'We Will Shut You Down'
• Some Ballots For Maryland's June 2 Primary Being Mailed Late; Officials Urge Voters Not To Procrastinate
• Novato Police Searching For Man Who Told Kids Their Mom Sent Him To Bring Them Home
• TCF Center Field Hospital Shuts Down
• No Bail For Doctor Charged With Killing Wife In Dover
• Former NFL Players, Including Ravens' Torrey Smith, Step In To Help Communities Hit Hard By Coronavirus
• Early Results From Moderna Coronavirus Vaccine Trial Show Participants Developed Antibodies Against The Virus
• Mayor Duggan: Covid Testing Will Be Available For Every Detroit Resident Starting This Week
• University Of California Imposes Pay Freeze As Losses Mount
• Grieving From A Distance: Coronavirus Changes How Families Experience Loss Of Loved Ones
• Usama Hamade Pleads Guilty To Drone Parts Export Conspiracy
• Family Celebrates Fallen Officer Tara O'Sullivan's Birthday With Sacramento Police
• Maryland State Police Cite More Than 400 Drivers During Weekend Crackdown On Speeding
• 'I Definitely Think It's Time': New Jersey Nonessential Businesses Happy To Reopen For Curbside Pickup
• 'I Want It To Be A Beacon Of This Area': Philadelphia Officials Seeking Public Input On Washington Avenue Redevelopment Project
• Sac State Helping Feed Students With Pop-Up Pantry
• Pittsburgh Steelers Could Lose $156 Million In Stadium Revenue If Games Are Played Without Fans For 2020 Season
• 12-Year-Old Chicago Child Shot To Death In Gary, Family Begs Assailant To Turn Themselves In
• Sacramento County Meets New Criteria To Relax Stay-At-Home Order, Will Submit To State For Approval
• Inmate's Family Sues LASD After Mental Health Drug Overdose Death
• State Eyes Plans For Reopening University Campuses
• San Mateo County Businesses Make Adjustments For Phase 2 Curbside Reopening
• Serving Up A Safe Space: Could Plastic Barriers Be Permanent At Area Bars?
• Child Hospitalized After Being Hit By Car In Edina While Biking
• Lake County Reopens With COVID-19 Restrictions
• Minneapolis Man Charged With Assaulting Local News Anchor Matt Belanger For Presumed Sexual Orientation
• Coronavirus Coverage: Gambling Down 84 Percent In April Despite Big Revenue Increase From Online Casino Games
• Restaurants To Seat Customers Outdoors, Parking Areas To Expand Dine-In Capacity
• Goldstein Investigates: Downtown Smoke Shop That Caught Fire Was Not Licensed
• Protesters Gather Outside New Jersey Gyms, Demand All Business Be Allowed To Reopen
• Los Angeles County To Launch App For Reporting Price Gouging
• San Diego State Adds Tomaić As Transfer From Maryland
• Official: 2 People Shot, Injured At Jeep Weekend In Texas
• Naval Academy Induction For Class Of 2024 Delayed By Several Days Due To Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Updates: Latest COVID-19 Headlines From May 18, 2020
• IDES User Sees Data Breach Exposing Social Security Numbers, Other Info
• Sacramento Zoo's Plans To Reopen On June 1 Rescinded Hours After Announcement
• Michael Salensky Wanted For Allegedly Stealing Hundreds Of Bronze Vases From Eastern Shore Cemetery
• Applicants Overwhelm California Program To Provide Undocumented Workers Financial Assistance
• Denver Botanic Gardens Completes Freyer-Newman Center
• SUNY Old Westbury Students With No Place To Go Feeling Stress After Being Told To Vacate The Dorms
• Chincoteague Pony Swim Canceled For First Time Since WWII
• Former Pittsburgh Pirate Starling Marte Announces His Wife, Noelia, Dies Of Heart Attack
• Boy, 10, Fatally Shot While Riding In Car With Parents In La Puente
• Coronavirus Cases In New Hampshire Rise By 57, No New Deaths Reported
• River City Residents Evacuate After Flooding Leaves Them Without Water, Electricity
• Virginia Tech University Awards 8-Year-Old Therapy Dog An Honorary Doctorate Degree
• LAUSD Reaches $2.1 Million Sexual Abuse Settlement With Former Student
• LAPD Reports 112 Employees Have Tested Positive For COVID-19 Since Pandemic Began, 65 Have Recovered
• RV Rentals Surge Across The Country Amid Pandemic
• New Kensington Native, Who Coaches In Chinese Basketball Association, Talks About Reopening In China
• Missing Marina Del Rey Swimmer Believed To Be Ex-WWE Star Shad Gaspard
• Salon Industry Workers Hold Rally At State Capitol To Raise Awareness For Reopening Businesses
• Coronavirus In Allegheny County: Monroeville Lab Begins COVID-19 Antibody Testing
• Relief Fund Announced For East Bay Artists Affected By Pandemic
• 'I Feel Like We Aliens': Shoppers Flock To Rosedale Center During Pandemic Reopening
• President Trump Says He's Taking Hydroxychloroquine
• Sixers' Tobias Harris Donating To Habitat For Humanity To Provide 12 Families With Mortgage Payment Assistance During Pandemic
• Napa Couple Forced To Manage Expectations For Pandemic Wedding Ceremony
• CDC Has Sent 3 Teams To Pennsylvania To Help Fight COVID-19, Department Of Health Says
• PG&E's Bankruptcy Plan Wins Support From Wildfire Victims
• International Esthetics College In Arvada Permanently Closes
• Off-Duty Texas Officer Killed In Wrong-Way Crash Was Intoxicated, Investigators Find
• Police Arrest 5 Men Suspected Of Running Multi-County Burglary Ring
• California Lawmakers Balk At Newsom $2.9 B Spending Request
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Trump says he was "surprised" that Barr doesn't expect investigations into Obama, Biden
• Former Colton Woman, Boyfriend Facing Federal Charges in Cross-Border Kidnapping Plot
• Delirium And Agitation May Follow COVID-19 Infection, Study Says
• Wawa Resumes Self-Service Coffee, Beverage Operations At Several Local Stores
• Colorado Woman Released After Hawaii Quarantine Arrest
• Somerville To Reopen At A Slower Pace Than The Rest Of The State
• Pro Sports In June? Newsom Signals Possible Reopening For NBA, NHL
• Some Pittsburgh Steelers Season Ticket Holders Want To Skip Season Over Coronavirus Fears
• Coronavirus: Orange County Reports 59 Additional Cases Bringing Total To 4,434
• Health Department: 3 Teams From Centers For Disease Control And Prevention Sent To Pennsylvania To Combat Spread Of Coronavirus
• Despite Losing Restaurant Business, Small Vegetable Farms On Long Island Are Thriving
• 2 Dead, 1 Wounded In Separate Antioch Shootings; 1 Suspect Remains At Large
• 'It's Disastrous': Delays Continue With Getting Unemployment Compensation As Dept. Of Labor And Industry Brings On More Help
• Coronavirus Pandemic Creates Particular Challenges For Special Needs Students
• Archdiocese Of Miami Gives Churches Permission To Resume Masses May 26
• Protesters In West Philadelphia Demand Incarcerated Children Be Released During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Sacramento Kings Furlough One-Third Of Full-Time Workers For 4 Months
• Two Former DePaul Basketball Players Are On Front Lines Of Pandemic
• KDKA Investigates: Local Restaurants Question Grubhub Fees During The Pandemic
• Technology Used For Stroke Patients Now Helping Coronavirus Patients Regain Physical Strength
• Target To Continue Hazard Pay For Employees Through July 4
• 'The Larchmont Jogger' Dressing Up In Countless Costumes To Lift Spirits In South Jersey
• Ann Arbor Beer & Wine Distributor Helps Nonprofits Fight Hunger
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot, Sean Penn Tour New COVID-19 Testing Site In Belmont Cragin
• Crane For DIA's Great Hall Project Blocks Doors, Sidewalks On Level 6
• What Would An Infectious Disease Expert Do? Doctors Discuss Their Comfort Level During Reopening
• Tropical Storm Arthur Moves Out To Sea
• After COVID-19 Shutdown, Southlake Mall In Merrillville Reopens: Here Are Five Things We Learned
• More Evidence US Childhood Vaccinations Are Dropping Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• New Jersey Long-Term Care Facility Hit With Class Action Lawsuit In Wake Of Nearly 100 Deaths During Pandemic
• Victim Killed In Village Of Castle Pines Identified
• Yoga May Ease Symptoms Of Depression, Study Says
• Prairie's Edge Casino Opens With COVID-19 Safety Precautions In Place
• 'Much Was Accomplished': Session 2020 Ends Sans Bonding Bill, But Its Productivity Can't Be Denied
• Demanding Answers: NYC's COVID-19 Program Accused Of Delivering Spoiled Food, Items With No Nutrition Value
• Zambelli Fireworks Facing Challenges As Coronavirus Restrictions Force Cancellations Of Fourth Of July Celebrations
• Elijah, A Severely Abused Pit Bull Used As Bait Dog, Continues Road To Recovery
• Panhandling Within 50 Feet Of Stores Now A Crime In Miami Beach
• 'Starting Immediately' Gov. Greg Abbott Says Childcare Services Can Reopen, Bars Too
• David Canas Flores Accused Of Attacking Sheriff's Deputies
• Giving Back: Flooring Company Helps Baltimore County Hair Salon Finish Renovations Before Customers Return
• Boston Teens Start Non-Profit To Deliver Groceries For Free
• Delaware County Woman Claims She Contracted Coronavirus After Nursing Home Staff Placed Positive Patients In Her Room
• Many South Floridians Like Working From Home, Have Doubts About Going Back
• U.S. cyclist suffers fatal fall near Indian beauty spot
• High school to hold graduation ceremony on a ski lift
• LASD Reports 174 Employees, 644 Inmates Have Tested Positive For COVID-19 Since Pandemic Began
• Dallas Salon Owner Shelley Luther Travels To Michigan To Back Defiant Barber
• Barack Obama joins "Michelle Mondays" story time for kids
• With Tom Brady Leaving Town, Roger Clemens Discusses His Own Departure From Boston Sports Scene
• Proposed Settlement Of Least $25 To Owners Of Apple iPhones With Slowed Performance Moves Forward
• Harold's Chicken Charges 26% 'COVID-19 Fee' On Bills, Claiming Spike In Food Supply Prices
• Pediatricians See Child Vaccinations Drop As Parents Fear Coronavirus
• Owner Of Diversey Rock and Bowl Makes Case To Reopen Amid COVID-19
• I-Team: Could More Have Been Done To Prevent Coronavirus Deaths At Chelsea Soldiers' Home?
• 'It's The Unknown': Restaurants Working To Figure Out How They Will Attract Dine-In Customers
• Youngest Colorado Students May Experience Most Changes When Schools Reopen
• Can Coronavirus Be Transmitted Through Sweat? Allegheny Health Network Doctor Answers Questions About COVID-19
• Rare Metallic Blue Bee, Believed To Be Extinct, Spotted In Florida
• Flooding Swamps Homes In Western Suburbs Of Lyons, Brookfield
• Coronavirus In Massachusetts: 1,042 Additional Cases, 65 New Deaths Reported
• Murder Charges Filed Against Accused DUI Driver In San Jose Highway 85 Crash That Killed 4
• Reimagining Education: How Big Will Technology's Role Be When Students, Teachers Return To Class?
• Max Minute: Several Companies Say They Are Making Strides In Developing COVID-19 Vaccine
• 'Grease Sing-A-Long' Coming To CBS June 7th
• Commissioner Banks Grilled On NYC's Homeless Outreach Program
• Ex-Giants Pitcher John Burkett Builds Field Of Dreams For Bowling
• Checking In With Susan Koeppen: Business Analyst Tells Consumers To Use Gift Cards 'As Quickly As Possible'
• 4 Employees At Giant Eagle Manufacturing And Distribution Facility Test Positive For Coronavirus
• 'It's Surreal': St. Joe's Leading Scorer Ryan Daly Hopes Play Caught Eye Of NBA Scouts
• Minneapolis Man Indicted On Fentanyl Distribution Charges
• Coronavirus Survivor Story: Healthy Man Never Saw COVID-19 Signs, Now 'Thankful To Be Alive'
• PG&E Bankruptcy Plan Wins Support From Wildfire Victims
• No In-Person Boulder Creek Festival This Year, Instead It'll Be A 'Bazaar Times Virtual Marketplace'
• 'Very First Important Step': Moderna Says First Volunteers Who Tested Potential COVID-19 Vaccine Developed Antibodies
• 'Give Us Some Comfort': Families Still Looking For Answers As Coronavirus Continues To Hit Local Nursing Homes Hard
• Patient Safety Is Key As Hospitals Urge Mammograms & Other Routine Health Screenings
• 'Major Explosion And Fire' Reported At General Iron Industries Scrap Yard In Lincoln Park
• Texas To Host Sales Tax Holiday For Water-Efficient, Energy Star Products
• 'Grow & Give': CSU Encourages Residents To Plant Vegetables, Share Surplus With Food Banks
• MBTA Riders Adjust To A New Coronavirus-Safe Normal As Massachusetts Reopens
• BGE Proposes Rate Freeze Through 2023, Then 8 Percent Hike
• CW Buzz - DC's Stargirl Premieres Tuesday, 5/19!
• Sheriff's Office Searches For Man Missing Since Early 2019
• Disney Springs Reopening Comes With Warning About Risks
• Father Of Two Gunned Down, Killed On Fort Lauderdale Street
• Brockton VA Hospital Coronavirus Wing Volunteers Do Their Best To Lift Spirits
• CBS 11 Introduces CBSN Dallas-Fort Worth; New Platform Aimed At Informing North Texans 24 Hours A Day
• 'I Try Not To Think About It' | DREAMers Await Supreme Court Decision To Continue Or End DACA
• Ambassador Bridge To Waive Tolls For Essential Workers
• New Hampshire Restaurants Open With Outdoor Seating
• Childcare And Fitness Centers Fear Consequences Of Waiting To Reopen
• Florida's Marco Rubio Named Acting Chair Of Senate Intelligence Committee
• 3 Coronavirus Cases Linked To Livestreamed Church Service In Mendocino County
• Atlantic County Leaders Say Curbside Pickup Not Enough, Urge Gov. Murphy To Reopen Retail Businesses For Memorial Day
• 'Everybody Wants To Do Something': Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts Learning Lessons Of Service Amid Pandemic
• University Of Maryland To Host 2020 Spring Commencement Virtually On Friday
• Business Owners Ask First Customers To 'Be Patient' As Reopening Begins
• Aerial Parade Boosts Donations To Help Colorado Now Page
• After Positive Test, When's It Safe To Be Near People? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Collin County Reports 19 New COVID-19 Cases, With 713 Recoveries Total
• Police: 80-Year-Old Man Shot In Back In North Philadelphia
• Ken Osmond, Eddie Haskell On 'Leave It To Beaver,' Dies At 76
• North Texas Landlords Have Filed Over 1,110 Eviction Petitions Since March
• 'Support His Right To Operate': Huge Crowd Cheers On Atilis Gym Reopening In Defiance Of Gov. Murphy's Stay-At-Home Order
• Here's How Massachusetts Will Reopen Under Governor Charlie Baker's Plan
• ICU Nurse By Day, Seamstress By Night: Greeley Nurse Protecting Colleagues
• Aldermen Back $2.25 Million Payment To Unarmed Autistic Man Shot By Police; Two Other Lawsuit Settlements
• 15-Year-Old Turlock Boy Struck, Killed By Semi-Truck While Riding Motorcycle
• NASCARs Alex Bowman Has Michigan Connection, It's Aunt Jane!
• Canterbury Park Owners Look For Creative Ways To Stay Afloat
• Gov. Cuomo Says New York 'Ready And Willing' To Partner With Sports Teams Interested In Playing Games Without Fans
• Now Hiring: Landscaping Company Expanding To Keep Up With Demand
• Aurora's Mobile Food Pantry Will Serve 9,000 Meals Each Week
• Nemours Children's Health System Offering Drive-Thru Vaccinations For Kids As Doctor's Visits Down During Pandemic
• Barr doesn't expect Obama, Biden probes stemming from Russia review
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Plans To Fine Churches That Defied Stay-At-Home Order Rules To Hold Sunday Services
• Fitness Instructor Not Letting Coronavirus, Leukemia Stop Her From Helping Clients
• Could COVID-19 vaccine be ready by year's end? Moderna is hopeful
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 2,294 New COVID-19 Cases, 59 Additional Deaths
• Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore County Police Officer Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Gov. Ron Desantis: Incomplete Paperwork To Blame For Unsettled Unemployment Claims
• 19 arrested in UK as anti-lockdown protests held across Europe
• 23-Year-Old Gamaliel Sanchez Identified As Suspect Who Shot Dallas Officer Then Killed Himself
• 3 Employees At Same Walmart In Colorado Springs Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Catholic Diocese of Greensburg Says Mass Can Resume In June
• 'It's Hard To Call The Bottom,' Says Minneapolis Fed's Neel Kashkari
• Margaret Moga-Vero Identified As Victim In Fatal Fire In Pasadena
• Possible Funnel Cloud Spotted Near Ione As Thunderstorms Roll Through NorCal
• Disabilities Facility Sees Increase In Coronavirus Cases
• 180 Exposed To Coronavirus During Mother's Day Service At Defiant NorCal Church
• Gov. Newsom Announces New Easing Of Shelter-In-Place, Weeks Away From In-Store Retail, Salons, Pro Sports
• Garland PD Asks For Help Identifying Driver Who Struck, Killed Man In Open Field
• Chicago Weather: Clouds, Rain Linger For A While
• Ken Osmond, Eddie Haskell On 'Leave It To Beaver,' Dies
• Albany Bar Owner Backs Down On Reopening In Defiance Of Governor's Order
• Denver Taking Proposals From Restaurants & Bars Wanting To Reopen Patios
• Florida Surgeon General Wants More Pediatric Coronavirus Testing
• Democratic Leaders Blame House GOP For Blocking Bonding Bill
• Prosecutors: Weymouth Man Used Plastic Bag To Suffocate Father, Intended To Bury Him
• Baltimore Ravens, Under Armour To Outfit Local Youth Football Programs In 5 Maryland Counties
• Carole Baskins Markets Coronavirus Masks With Leopard Print Of Course
• Coronavirus (Midwest): Regulators Sat On Complaint As Outbreak At Tyson Foods Plant In Iowa Grew
• Uber laying off thousands more workers as rides plunge 80%
• Dallas Code Compliance Issues 5,782 Notices Of Coronavirus Violations, Writes Only 32 Citations
• Marlins Will Reportedly Allow Players To Use Spring Training Complex For Workouts
• ME's Office: Death Of Innocent Bystander Shot, Paralyzed In 2005 Is Homicide
• Kroger Ends 'Hero Pay' For King Soopers, City Market Employees
• Janelle Monáe On Amazon's 'Homecoming': 'I Never Want To Limit Myself'
• Jordan says it's "maddening" Bulls couldn't go for 7th ring
• 3 Workers At Goodwill Store In El Paso County Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Shortly After Filing For Bankruptcy, JC Penney Announces Plan To Close More Than 240 Stores
• 'We've Missed You': Mystic Lake And Little Six Casinos To Reopen May 26
• Gov. Newsom: Sports, Haircuts Could Be Coming Back Sooner As California Relaxes Some Reopening Criteria
• Coronavirus Pandemic Causing California Kids To Fall Behind On Vaccinations
• Boil Water Advisory Issued For Blawnox Following Water Main Break
• Coronavirus In Ohio: Police Officers, Health Investigators Will Crackdown On Bars Violating Social Distancing
• As Lake County, Indiana Reopens It Remains Second-Worst Area For COVID-19 Outbreaks In State
• Uber Now Requiring Masks For All Passengers, Drivers; Company Lays Off 3,000 Employees
• Court clears way for Missouri execution despite new questions
• 5 People, Including Toddler, Killed In Crash On Route 3 In Rutherford, N.J.
• Santa Ana Renters Have Until Friday To Apply For $1,500 In Emergency Assistance
• Man Killed On Dorchester Porch In 'Brazen Daytime Shooting'
• Philly doctor takes virus tests directly to vulnerable community
• Cuomo says nobody should be prosecuted for COVID-19 deaths in N.Y.
• Delaware Churches, Houses Of Worship Allowed To Hold In-person Services, Weddings With Strict Social Distancing Measures
• Police Find AR-15 Rifle, Pistols, Other Firearms In Baltimore Man's Home After Reports Of Shots Fired In Glen Burnie
• Coronavirus Latest: 5 Inmate Deaths, 335 Confirmed COVID-19 Cases In Maryland Correctional Facilities
• The Sounds Of Sports Slowly Come Back To Life
• New England Living: Virtual Tours Help Flatten The Curve
• Fired State watchdog was probing Saudi arms sale, top Democrat says
• Tiki Tours Resume In Pittsburgh June 1 With Safety Precautions In Place
• New England Living Day-Tripping: Martha's Vineyard
• Fire Breaks Out At Brainerd City Hall, But No One Injured
• Northern Soda Company Launches 'Mystery Soda Experience 2020'
• Bay Area County Health Officials Issue Order Opening More Businesses, Release Promising COVID-19 Report Card
• 'He Was The Most Thoughtful Person I've Ever Known': Dr. François S. Clemmons On Fred Rogers & Memoir 'Officer Clemmons'
• Baltimore County To Provide More PPE For Nursing Homes, Long-Term Care Facilities
• JCPenney To Close Nearly 30% Of Its Stores In Bankruptcy Plan
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Defends Plan For More Demolition Work At Little Village Power Plant, But Admits 'We Should Have Done A Better Job' Informing Neighbors
• Police: 28-Year-Old Man Critically Wounded In North Philadelphia Double Shooting
• Lost your job? Consider becoming a "contact tracer"
• Citrus Heights Man Jason Hook Pleads No Contest To Child Molestation Charges
• Suspect Shot After Allegedly Charging Anne Arundel Officer With Knife Held Without Bail, Officer Identified
• New Figures Show Pennsylvanians Embracing Vote-By-Mail System For Primary
• AAA Says They Won't Issue Travel Forecast For Memorial Day
• JCPenney To Close Nearly 30% Of Stores As Part Of Bankruptcy Plan
• Allegheny Co. Sheriff's Office Mourning The Loss Of Deputy Sheriff Who Served For Almost 27 Years
• Motorcyclists Ride To State Capitol With American Flags In Favor Of Reopening
• How To Register To Vote In Pennsylvania Primary Ahead Of Tonight's Deadline
• 'Stick To Video Games': Trooper Pulls Over Teens Racing Along North Shore; Speeds Clocked At Over 100 MPH
• 'Great' Results: Moderna's Potential Coronavirus Vaccine Produced Antibodies In Humans
• What Determines When Massachusetts Is Ready For The Next Reopening Phase?
• 77-Year-Old Man Dies In Bicycle Crash In Severna Park, Police Say
• Gov. Larry Hogan Launches Operation To Trace 1K Coronavirus Cases, Make 10K Contacts Daily
• Pennsylvania COVID-19 Cases Top 63,000, Death Toll Climbs To 4,500
• FBI Confirms Link Between Pensacola Naval Air Station Shooter And Al Qaeda
• 'It's Quiet': Pittsburgh Streets Remain Mostly Empty During The City's First Monday In The 'Yellow' Phase
• 'He's Back!' Pittsburgh Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger Shaves Beard After Throwing Football To JuJu Smith-Schuster
• Apartments For Rent In Detroit: What Will $1,700 Get You?
• New England Living: Ready For Zero
• 'There's Only One Bill To Prioritize -- Everything Else Is Negotiable': CBS Analyst Explains How To Navigate Outstanding Balances On Limited Funds
• Coronavirus Updates: Apple To Require Temperature Checks & Masks When Stores Reopen
• New Jersey Officials Announce Stages Of Reopening To Reach 'New Normal' As COVID-19 Cases Surpass 148,000
• San Francisco Opening New COVID-19 Mobile Testing Site In Tenderloin District; 2 Other Testing Sites To Open
• Artist Who Made Waves With Nurse Wearing Boxing Gloves Mural Keeps Creating To Honor Essential Workers
• Customers Plan To Mob Fountain Valley Doughnut Shop With Cash
• Woodland Cancels Its Fourth Of July Fireworks Celebration
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• Dallas County Reports Another Death, 224 Additional Positive COVID-19 Cases
• Uber Cuts Another 3,000 Jobs As Coronavirus Slashes Payroll By 25%
• John Krasinski's 'Some Good News' Goes On Hiatus
• Colorado Weather: Summer-Like Temperatures And High Fire Danger
• Cuomo urges pro sports teams to resume play without fans
• Maryland, Virginia, DC Intend To Sue EPA On Chesapeake Bay Pollution
• Radar Imagery Reveals Sub-Tropical Plume Fueling Wild Bay Area Weather Swings
• Outdoor Dining Is 'Only Way' For Restaurants To Thrive, Polis Says
• Sweeping Federal Lawsuit Pushes For Changes In Wisconsin Elections
• K9 Helps Arrest Wanted Suspect In Placer County
• Free STEAM Lessons Offered Online For Aspiring Architecture And Design Students
• More Than 7K Solar Panels Are Being Installed At Maryland State Fairgrounds
• Cedric Maxwell Doesn't Think Michael Jordan Is The GOAT
• North Texans Among Americans Who Are Now Working From Their Cars, And Loving It
• New England Living: Adventure Travel In All 6 States
• COVID-19 Testing, Education Expands To Southern Dallas Community
• New England Living: A Close-Up For Concord, Mass.
• Boston Police Officers Perform CPR To Save Infant Who Stopped Breathing
• Fire Season Begins In Monterey, San Benito Counties
• Key Figure In Unsolved Rachael DelTondo Murder Case Arrested In Separate Deadly Shooting
• Apartments For Rent In Chicago: What Will $3,300 Get You?
• Coronavirus Jobs: Cuomo Calls To Fill More Contact Tracing Openings Amid Reopening
• 'There's Only One Bill To Prioritize': How To Navigate Outstanding Balances On Limited Funds
• Police: Safeway Security Guard Shoots Allegedly Armed Shoplifting Suspect In Ankle In Charles Village
• Virginia Police Make Arrest After 2 Suspects In Hollowed Out Watermelons Masks Try To Allegedly Steal From A Sheetz
• Search For Suzanne Morphew: Neighbors Asked To Save Surveillance Video
• Chicago Weather: City Nearing Record For May Rainfall
• Mayor De Blasio Says Fencing Will Be Last Resort At City Beaches If People Do Not Obey Rules
• Coronavirus Latest: Nearly 40K COVID-19 Cases In Maryland, Hospitalizations Still Down
• Whistleblower Rick Bright: The 60 Minutes interview
• Gov. Hogan Announces Caregiver Services Corps To Help Maryland's Seniors During Coronavirus Pandemic
• An update on 60 Minutes' story "Hard Times Generation"
• Pelosi says "time is of the essence" to reach deal on coronavirus bill
• 'It's Good To See Black Women Win On TV': Actor Lawrence H. Robinson On BET's 'Tyler Perry's Sistas'
• California Now Offering Support To Undocumented Immigrants, First Relief Fund Of Its Kind
• Saudi shooter in Florida air base attack had "significant ties" to al Qaeda
• Illinois Supreme Court Disbars Former Gov. Rod Blagojevich
• UCLA Hiring Athletic Director Martin Jarmond Away From Boston College
• DPD Chief: 'Family Violence Is Really Overtaking Our Community', After SWAT Standoff Ends With Mother Killing 8-Year-Old
• Nursing homes' "original sin" may be making virus crisis worse
• Pirates Debut New T-Shirt With 'Jolly Roger' Wearing Bandana As Face Mask, Proceeds Donated To Charity
• Outbreak Of COVID-19 Reported At River Falls, Wis. Apartment Complex
• University Of Pennsylvania Honoring Graduating Class With Online Commencement Ceremony
• Krispy Kreme Offering Free Box Of Celebratory Doughnuts To Class Of 2020
• Lake Berryessa In Napa County Reopens With Restrictions
• Florida Keys To Reopen To Visitors On June 1st
• "Delusional" Martin Shkreli denied prison release by judge
• Apartments For Rent In Detroit: What Will $2,300 Get You?
• Churchgoer potentially exposed 180 others to COVID-19
• Tropical Storm Arthur nudging closer to North Carolina coast
• Ford Employees To Return To Work With New Safety Precautions In Place
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 9 More COVID-19 Deaths Counted As Number Of Positive Cases Climbs Above 16,000
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 822 New Coronavirus Cases As Total Rises To Over 63,000 And More Than 4,500 Deaths
• Redwood City Teen Arrested For Attempted Murder In Stabbing Of Family Member
• Priest uses squirt gun to spray holy water on parishioners
• Temperature Checks, Face Coverings; New Requirements For Shoppers When Apple Stores Reopen
• Looking To Adopt A Pet? Here Are 3 Cuddly Canines To Adopt Now In Detroit
• Lakers Begin Workouts In El Segundo, Clippers To Reopen Practice Facility Monday
• Dalessandro's Steaks Reopens For Pickup Only With Limited Menu, Hours
• Sheriff: Stolen U-Haul Recovered In Sutter County, Suspect Released From Custody Due To $0 Bail Order
• Devon Horse Show Invites Community To Donate To Food Drive
• 'Let's Go!': Vikings' Safety Anthony Harris Signs Franchise Tender, Will Stay With Team For 2020 Season
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 5-18-20
• 'People Are Beyond Sick': Colorado Nurses Return Home After Treating Coronavirus Patients In New Jersey
• Dallas Arboretum And Botanical Garden Reopens June 1st With COVID-19 Changes
• Maryland Has Conducted 200K COVID-19 Tests, Gov. Hogan Says
• Want To Adopt A Pet? Here Are 4 Canines To Adopt Now In Chicago
• Plan For Reopening Massachusetts Schools Expected 'In The Weeks To Come'
• Reseda Man Arrested In Hawaii For Violating Quarantine
• 1 Dead In Ceres After Driver Goes Over Center Divider, Crashes Into Oncoming Pickup Truck
• OneBlood Testing All Donors For COVID-19 Antibodies
• 'Stay At Home' Advisory For Massachusetts Replaced With 'Safer At Home' Recommendations
• The 4 Best Cafes In Detroit
• Man Calls Little Elm Police, Says He 'Killed Someone' Then Threatens Responding Officer
• Bad alcohol kills dozens as COVID saps Mexico's liquor supply
• Weather Blog: Tropical Storm Arthur Brings Rainy Weather
• Delaware Memorial Bridge Cash Toll Lanes To Reopen At Southbound Toll Plaza
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Announces 38 New Coronavirus Cases, Bringing Total To 1,641
• Parkland School Monitor Wants To Be Dropped From Wrongful Death Lawsuit
• Coronavirus Impact: St. Paul's Wabasha Street Caves To Close In November
• Nearly 31K Marylanders Have Enrolled For Health Coverage During Coronavirus Emergency Special Enrollment Period
• Car Crash Knocked Power Out To More Than 10K SMUD Customers Near Rancho Cordova
• Dropkick Murphys Will Stream Charity Concert, Performed At An Empty Fenway Park
• Joshua Tree National Park Reopens, But Campgrounds Remain Closed
• NYC Health Officials Expand List Of Symptoms Linked To Rare Illness Affecting Children
• Former Oakland A's 'Moneyball' Manager Art Howe Released After COVID-19 Treatment In Houston ICU
• Gardening Hacks To Help You Stretch Your Budget
• Pennsylvania Man Dies After Overcome By Fumes In 60-Foot Grass Silo, Teen Son Rescued
• Group Plans To Sue, Saying If Malls Are Allowed Open, Churches Should Be Too
• Colorado Woman Arrested After Allegedly Defying Hawaii's Mandatory Quarantine
• Hendrick Motorsports Extends Alex Bowman
• AAA: Florida Gas Prices Inch Up As Businesses Reopen
• Miami Springs Police Searching For Three People Connected To A Robbery, Shooting
• Back To Work: Ford, GM, Fiat Chrysler Restart US Factories
• NFL Players Baker and Dunbar Released On Bond
• Sports Final: Reasons To Feel Optimistic About Jarrett Stidham, Other Young Patriots On Offense
• NASCAR Gives Sports Fans Reason To Celebrate
• Child Abuse Reports Down During The Pandemic, Here's Why Experts Say That's A Bad Sign
• Phyllis George, former "NFL Today" broadcaster, dies at 70
• 'The Worst Situation': Hospitals, Health Care Sector Reel From COVID-19 Damage
• Fed Chair Jerome Powell on the coronavirus-ravaged economy
• Police: Second Woman Dies After Vehicle Crashes Through CoGo's
• Chargers Coach Anthony Lynn Says Team Considered Signing Cam Newton
• 30-Year-Old Man Found Unresponsive In Dodge Challenger
• "Stand Up, Miami" Phased Reopening Begins Wednesday, May 20th
• Local Robotic Team Building Portable Ventilators
• Incident In Lakeville Neighborhood Resolved, No Danger To Public
• COVID-19 Monday Business Reopenings Vary By San Francisco Bay Area County
• Dozens Of Residents Displaced After Fire In Philadelphia's Frankford Neighborhood, Officials Say
• Inmate Attacks 7 Deputies At Denver Downtown Detention Center
• Texas reports largest single-day increase in coronavirus cases
• Ford To Test Workers With Covid-19 Symptoms In Michigan, Other Metro Areas
• ICYMI: Top takeaways from this week's "Face the Nation"
• PTL Links: May 18, 2020
• Fisherman Catches 400-Pound Tuna Off New Jersey Coast
• NASCAR Returns, Harvick Wins
• More Scattered Thunderstorms Expected In NorCal On Monday, Concern Remains For Flooding At Burn Scars
• Woman Arrested After TSA Agents Discover Handgun In Baggage At Pittsburgh International Airport
• Coronavirus flare-ups force France to re-close some schools
• Police: 24-Year-Old Man In Critical Condition After Detroit Shooting
• Tewksbury Police Locate Missing 15-Year-Old
• Cal Ripken Jr., Gov. Larry Hogan, Amy Schumer, WJZ's Bob Turk Share Well Wishes For Towson University's Class Of 2020
• Nearly Half Of A Michigan High School's Valedictorians Since 2014 Have Come From The Same Family
• Chicago Weather: Flooding Causes Power Outage At Willis Tower
• Miami Weather: Hot Sun, Possibility Of Severe Storms In The Afternoon
• New Walk-Up COVID-19 Test Site To Open In Opa-locka
• Back To Work As Arlington General Motors, Ford And Fiat Chrysler Restart U.S. Factories
• Young Man Who Fell Into Ohio River While Fishing Was Recent Mercyhurst University Graduate
• Woman Accused Of Vandalizing Vacant Galt Home In Front Of Officers
• Tin Aye, A JBS Employee And New Grandmother, Dies From Coronavirus
• Journalist and bodyguard shot dead while leaving restaurant
• LAPD Wants To Test Every Arrestee For Coronavirus
• Minnesota Weather: Red Flag Warning Issued For Northeast Minnesota
• Chicago Weather: Flooding Concerns Linger As Water Levels Rise; Scattered Showers Possible
• Sports Final: Why No Fans In Stands May Benefit Patriots Early In Season
• San Jose Police Investigate Deadly Sunday Evening Stabbing
• Coronavirus Roundup: Bay Area Dining Favorites Close For Good; Olympian Hones Skills On SF Back Porch
• Industry Survey Paints Dire Picture Of COVID-19's Impact On Bay Area Restaurants
• NFL Players Deandre Baker, Quinton Dunbar Accused Of Miramar Armed Robbery Bond Out Of Jail
• Tom Brady Shares Rarely-Seen Clip With Michael Jordan After Winning Golf Tournament
• Retailers navigate the new normal in the era of coronavirus
• Tropical Storm Arthur dumps heavy rain on North Carolina's coast
• Aberdeen Police Looking For Missing 14-Year-Old Boy
• Photo Tribute To 50 Years Of San Francisco Pride Celebrations Goes Online
• Uber Riders, Drivers Required To Wear Masks
• Recall Alert: Semi-Sweet Chocolate Sold Wegmans Across 7 States
• COVID-19 Has Isolated Some Elderly Even More, So Texas City Now Calls Older Residents Just To Chat
• New York Weather: CBS2's 5/18 Monday Afternoon Forecast
• CDC Issues Health Advisory For Mysterious Illness Linked To COVID-19 Seen In Children
• Pittsburgh Weather: Warm Weather And Low Rain Chances
• 'Things Look A Little Different Now': Pennsylvania Wedding Photographer Adapting To New Methods Behind The Lens As Stay-At-Home Orders Remain
• South Side Residents Push For Contact Tracing In Their Neighborhoods, Which Have Been Hit Hard By COVID-19
• Giant Eagle And GetGo Customers Help Raise More Than $2 Million To Support Area Food Banks
• Nonessential Businesses In New Jersey Reopen For Curbside Pickup Only
• "Ultra-rare" blue bee thought to be extinct spotted in Florida
• Broward Worked Up Over Gym Openings, County Says No, Fort Lauderdale Says Yes
• Boston Weather: Cool Start, Dry Conditions Expected This Week
• Company That Specializes In COVID-19 Cleaning Offers Businesses Tips
• Police Searching For Gunman Who Opened Fire On Officer In Dallas
• Catching Up With Lucy Hale, Star Of The CW Show, 'Katy Keene'
• With Its Events Canceled Due To Pandemic, Kehoe Designs Turns To Pop-Up Green Market Gardens
• Hannah Brown apologizes after singing N-word on Instagram Live
• How will the coronavirus pandemic reshape our world?
• Fed Chair Powell: The U.S. won't have negative interest rates
• Lanes Closed On I-94 After 2 Crashes Near 87th Street
• China says it will back probe into virus origin, but not yet
• Cuomo: Increase in coronavirus cases expected as New York reopens
• Suspected DUI Driver Charged With Murder In Crash That Killed Man, Unborn Child In Crescentville
• Nonessential Retail, Construction Reopen With New Rules In New Jersey
• Murder charges 32 years after gay man's deadly fall off cliff
• Woman Killed After Jumping From Window To Escape Flames, Man Injured In Port Richmond Fire
• Minnesota suing bar owner who plans to reopen early
• Sheldon Jeter, Key Figure In Unsolved 2018 Murder, Facing Homicide Charges In Aliquippa Shooting
• Potential Increase In Passengers Anticipated For Port Authority And Pittsburgh International Airport
• Construction, Manufacturing, Places Of Worship To Reopen In Massachusetts Monday
• Overnight Police Chase Ends With Car Crash In Clairton
• Man Shot In Stomach And Leg In Northview Heights
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• New York Weather: CBS2 5/18 Monday Morning Forecast
• Bill Looks To Make PPE Exempt From Massachusetts Sales Tax

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• Saudi shooter in Florida air base attack had ties to al Qaeda
• International fraud ring accused of stealing from U.S. unemployment funds
• Texas governor announces next phase in reopening plan
• Coronavirus vaccine showing promise in early human trials
• Trump says he's taking hydroxychloroquine despite FDA warning
• CBS Evening News, May 18, 2020
• Trump reveals he's taking hydroxychloroquine; CDC criticized over early virus response
• Teen gets into all 12 top colleges he applied for
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• ICE facing controversy over deportation plan amid pandemic
• A reporter's story: Finding homeless families
• Lost your job? Consider becoming a "contact tracer"
• Questions about Trump's firing of State Department Inspector General
• Trump fires another watchdog, the State Department inspector general
• Small businesses bear economic brunt of COVID-19
• Cuomo encourages sports teams to consider reopening without fans
• Obama criticizes Trump's coronavirus response
• 60 Minutes Rewind: Hard Times Generation
• Premier Lacrosse League charts new course for pro sports in pandemic
• Doctor takes coronavirus testing into her own hands
• Barr doesn't expect investigations of Obama, Biden stemming from Russia review
• Barr says Saudi shooter in Florida attack had "significant ties" to al Qaeda
• Spain, Italy and other European countries ease lockdown restrictions
• Kindness 101 with Steve Hartman: Fortitude
• Fashion editor André Leon Talley on time at "Vogue" and working with Anna Wintour
• Headspace co-founder on meditation benefits
• Moderna announces positive Phase 1 trial data for coronavirus vaccine
• Moderna president outlines progress in vaccine trials
• Retailers are reopening but it isn't business as usual
• 48 states partially reopen as COVID-19 cases continue to rise
• How staff shortages at nursing homes affect infection control amid coronavirus pandemic
• Fired State Department watchdog was investigating whether Pompeo made staffer do personal errands
• Trump calls Obama "incompetent" after former president criticizes coronavirus response
• Second phase of reopening begins in Europe
• Albany, N.Y. mayor cuts salary to zero to help offset major budget gap