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Articles from May 19, 2020

• University Of California Completes Fossil Fuel Divestment
• Napa County Announces Move Into Expanded Stage 2 Reopening; Wineries Not Included
• Sacramento Boutique Stores Offering Private Shopping Experience
• Orange County Seeks Governor's Approval To Accelerate Reopening Plan
• West Sacramento Mayor Urging County To Not Reopen Too Quickly
• Applications Open For $125M Relief Program Aimed At Helping Undocumented Immigrants Hard Hit By Coronavirus Pandemic
• Morongo Casino Reopens Friday After Being Shuttered 2 Months
• With Packed Creek Banks, Coloradans Asked To 'Take This Virus Seriously'
• Witness: Suspect In Colorado Waffle House Shooting Was A Regular
• Colorado Sunshine Does No Favors For Skin Health
• 'Everything Was Thought Of': Water World Makes Difficult Decision To Cancel 2020 Season
• Some Lafayette Business Owners Could Face Fines If They Don't Enforce New Face Mask Ordinance
• Some Colorado Restaurants Cautious About Newly-Released Guidelines
• Sacramento County Allows Restaurants To Reopen for Dine-in Customers Starting Friday
• Gannon Stauch Murder: Attorneys Ask Court To Consider Releasing Letecia Stauch On Bond
• Yuba-Sutter COVID-19 Case Spike? County Officials Say It's Due To More Testing
• Long Beach Moves Forward With Open Streets Initiative To Allow Outdoor Dining At Local Restaurants
• Denver's First 90 Degree Day Of The Year Sets A Record
• Dangerous CHP Pursuit Ends In Burbank Area After Stolen Vehicle Suspect Attempts Footbail
• SMUD Using Goats For Fire Prevention Under Major Power Lines
• Paris Train Hero Alek Skarlatos Wins Oregon Primary, Will Face Democratic Incumbent In Fall
• Nevada County Casino Ordered To Shut Down After Reopening For Card Games
• 'We're Not Thinking About Their Mental Health': Arvada Woman Wants Long-Term Care Facility Restrictions Loosened
• 'Everything Has Changed': Firefighters Coping In A Coronavirus World
• Ceal Barry Retiring: Former Women's Basketball Coach Leaving CU After 37 Years
• Certain Aspects Of Colorado Housing Market Affected By Coronavirus
• 2020 Census Takers Return To The Sidewalks, With Precautions
• Red Hawk Casino In Placerville Plans To Reopen June 1 With Safety Precautions
• 'Doing As Best We Can': Weld County Sheriff Reveals Steps To Keep Inmates Safe
• Thousands Of Workers Forced To Leave Ford Assembly Plant On Second Day After Reopening
• Naperville Park District Suing Gov. Pritzker To Reopen
• Bridgeview Restaurant Appears To Violate Stay-At-Home Order With Live Band
• Man Killed, Woman Wounded In Shooting Near Hyde Park Playground
• Maryland Reports 4 Cases Of Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome In Children Linked To COVID-19, One Teen Dies From Illness
• 15-Year-Old Dar'yana Dyson's Death Linked To COVID-19, Officials Confirm
• University Of Maryland Researchers Conduct Clinical Trials To Test Effectiveness, Safety Of Hydroxychloroquine
• Gov. Hogan Expands COVID-19 Testing To Those Without Symptoms
• Concert-Goers Still Struggling To Receive Refunds For Postponed, Rescheduled Events
• CVS Health Is Returning $43 Million In Coronavirus Relief Funds
• Baltimore City Increases COVID-19 Testing Capacity, Will Analyze Results Locally
• Fake Grubhub Driver Charged With Hit-And-Run Never Had A License
• Filbert Street Garden Says Stolen Goat Named Ed Has Been Returned Safe, Reunited With Mother
• Demanding Answers: Flights From Countries Hard Hit By Coronavirus Still Coming, So Are Precautions In Place?
• Denver Janitors Hold Car Rally Amid Contract Negotiations
• Lynn EMT Gets Emotional Send Off From Hospital After Beating Coronavirus
• Ceres Police Searching For Two Suspects Involved In Pharmacy Robbery
• Fordham University Joins Growing List Of Colleges Going SAT, ACT Optional For Admissions
• Deer Bursts Though Waltham Restaurant Window
• 'They Drill All Day': Residents Say Construction Work On Lakeview Building Is Unbearable During Stay-At-Home Order
• Philadelphia Police Push To Get Reckless, Daredevil Bikers Off Streets After Video Shows Men Playing Chicken With Oncoming Traffic
• Krispy Kreme Doughnut Giveaway Causes Traffic Jams In Burbank, Long Beach
• Miramar Seeking Options To Avoid Furloughing City Employees
• Pa. Dept. Of Health Releases Number Of Coronavirus Cases And Deaths In Individual Long-Term Care Facilities
• Rebekah Jones, Florida Woman Who Helped Create State COVID-19 Dashboard, Claims She Was Fired
• Miami, Miami Beach Business Owners Excited About Reopening Wednesday
• Florida Has Cases Of Pediatric 'Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome' Tied To COVID-19
• Fourth Employee At Oakland Police Department Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Loveland Celebrates Class Of 2020 With Walk Of Honor Around The Lake
• Last Candlepin Bowling Alley In Worcester Closes For Good
• 'The Evidence Is Still Very Much Out': The Problem With Serology Testing
• Coronavirus: Riverside, San Bernardino Counties Report Additional Deaths
• Churches Eager To Reopen After COVID-19 Shutdown Make Changes To Keep Worshipers Safe
• MTA Unveils New UV Light Technology To Kill Coronavirus On Subways And Buses
• Minnesota Restaurants And Bars To Learn 'Four Pillars' Reopening Guidelines Wednesday
• Police Release Surveillance Video Of Person Of Interest After Woman Sexually Assaulted, Another Shot Inside West Philadelphia Apartment
• Kroenke Sports Charities Auctioning Memorabilia To Help Coronavirus Relief Efforts
• 'We Are In This Together': Feeding The Frontline MN Uses Donations To Support Front Line Workers Fighting COVID-19
• What Does The Average COVID-19 Patient Look Like?
• Coronavirus Updates: Latest COVID-19 Headlines From May 19, 2020
• The Seemingly Long Road Ahead for Getting Michigan Restaurants Back to Business
• JCPenney Closing 242 Stores Permanently, Declares Bankruptcy
• Civil Air Patrol Using Flights To Help In The Pandemic
• Denver Looking For Artist To Help With New High Line Canal Project
• Coronavirus In West Virginia: Unemployment Hits 15 Percent As COVID-19 Hammers Economy
• Rangers Prefer New Home Over Arizona For 2nd Spring Training
• Fmr. Congressman Jason Lewis Sues Gov. Tim Walz Over Stay-At-Home Order
• Airlines May Reopen International Routes But Many Travelers Not Ready To Go Abroad
• Hundreds Gather In Grand Rapids For Rally Against Stay Home Order
• Are Restaurants Liable If Customers, Staff Get COVID-19?
• North Texas Trauma Victims Donate Masks To Former Doctors, Nurses
• Michigan Covid-19 Federal Funds: Cares Act Releases Fourth Round Of Funds
• Feds Says California Order Discriminates Against Churches
• 'Way Too Short Of Notice': New Jersey Car Dealerships Caught Off-Guard As Gov. Murphy Allows In-Person Sales To Resume Wednesday
• In-person Real Estate Business Activity Set To Resume In Pennsylvania
• Royal Park Hotel Reopens With New Safety Measures
• Oakland Lawmakers Put Youth School Board Voting On November Ballot
• Twin Valley Man Killed In Semi-Truck Crash On I-94 In Fargo
• 4 More Test Positive For COVID-19 At SF's Laguna Honda Hospital
• Bay Area Churches Eager To Reopen Making Changes To Keep Worshipers Safe From COVID-19
• 'You Almost Got Me In Tears': A Fall From A Tree Stand Left Him Paralyzed. To Help Him Enjoy The Outdoors, Workers In Fayette County Purchased A Power Wheelchair
• Brush Fire Fueled By High Winds Burns At Least 750 Acres Of Winslow Wildlife Management Area In Monroe Township, Officials Say
• Michigan Absentee Voting: Secretary Of State Says Covid-19 Threatens In-Person Voting
• Some Kings Players Return To Golden 1 Center To Work Out
• Juvenile Facility COVID-19 Cases Climb
• Santa Clarita Joins Palmdale, Lancaster In Asking For Regional Reopening Plan Separate From LA County
• Ventura County Officials Unanimously Approve Plan For Accelerated Reopening
• Minneapolis To Begin Reopening City Parks
• ADT Employee Spied On North Texas Customers' Home Security Systems, Lawsuit States
• Policing During A Pandemic: Deputies Busy Protecting Community From Re-Offenders During Zero Bail Order
• Policing During Pandemic: Deputies Busy Protecting Community From Re-Offenders During Zero Bail Order
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Mayor Bill Peduto Says Plan In Place To Turn Market Square And Walnut Street Into Outdoor Dining Areas
• Economic Situation Remains Dire As Some Contra Costa Shops Reopen
• General Iron Scrap Yard Shut Down After Explosion; Spokesperson Says Investigating Causes Including 'Potential Sabotage'
• HOA Takes Down Signs Congratulating 2020 Grads
• South Jersey Women Form 'Sisterhood Of The Traveling Wine' Facebook Group, Get Creative To Stay In Touch During Pandemic
• Connecticut Restaurant Owners Cautious, But Also Thrilled To Be Reopening On Wednesday
• Businesses Scramble To Prepare For Reopening As Sacramento County Gets Approval From State
• Garcetti: Pet Grooming, Retail Training Businesses, Mobile Services Can Reopen
• Coronavirus In Ohio: Gov. DeWine Eases Stay-At-Home Order And Travel Restrictions
• With Facilities Reopening NFLPA Not Sure When Season Will Start
• Cecil County Elementary School Teacher Kristen Snyder Killed In Motorcycle Crash Remembered By Colleagues As 'A Bright Light'
• CHP Traffic Data Shows Crashes Are Down 75%, DUI Arrests Down 42% Since March
• 10 More Coronavirus-Related Deaths In New Hampshire, Cases Rise By 69
• Backyard Pools Become Hot Item While Public Pools Remain Closed
• Long Island Lifeguards Ready For Beaches To Open On Friday
• Needham Preschool Celebrates Young Graduates With A Car Parade
• Orioles Legend Brooks Robinson Receives Virtual Surprise Birthday Party From Former Teammates, Current Players
• Exclusive Video Shows 6-Year-Old Being Abandoned In Queens; Rescuer Says 'She Could've Been Killed'
• Stockton Ice Cream Store Closes Lodi Location Due To Coronavirus Impacts
• Coronavirus Memoriam: Former FDNY Chief Edward Henry
• Businesses In San Jose's San Pedro Square Market Reopen For Curbside Service
• U.S. extends coronavirus border restrictions indefinitely
• Mansfield Field Of Flags Pops Up In Time For Memorial Day
• Cape Cod Prepares For Social Distancing Summer With Massachusetts Reopening
• Oxford Gym Defying Gov. Baker's Orders Receives Warning From Town Board Of Health
• Nearly 20% Of Illinois Restaurants Will Go Under In The Coming Months, Says Illinois Restaurant Association
• Accused Dublin Child Molester Walid Hamze To Seek Bail Reduction Over Coronavirus Concerns
• 'Transparency Equals Trust': Butler Co. Company Creates Webpage To Track Long-Term Care Facility Residents' Coronavirus Tests
• Long Island Beaches Going Resident-Only As New York City Keeps Its Beaches Shut For Memorial Day Weekend
• Coronavirus Q&A: Miami Mayor Francis Suarez On Phase 1 Reopening
• Car Crashes Into Fall River Clothing Boutique Killing Driver And Passenger
• Raising Cane's Restaurants Looking To Hire 5,000 Employees Nationwide
• Queen Anne's County Public Schools Expand Internet Access For Students, Teachers
• Some Santa Rosa Homeless Skeptical Of New City-Run Camp Site, Despite Pandemic
• Montgomery County Commissioner Joseph Gale Calls Dr. Valerie Arkoosh 'Two-Faced' Hypocrite In Dispute Over Face Coverings
• 'A Dream Come True': Gritty, Philadelphia Flyers Surprise 11-Year-Old South Jersey Boy Battling Stage 4 Melanoma
• Landover Man Sentenced To More Than 12 Years In Federal Prison For Armed Carjacking
• President Trump's Hydroxychloroquine Revelation Stirs Debate
• Sacramento Mayor Encourages Citizens To Support Local Businesses With 100% Local Campaign
• With Buildings Closed, Pittsburgh Public Schools Plans On Finishing 42 Improvement Projects
• 'Where Is It?' Nurses, Lawmakers Voice Frustrations Over Continued Lack Of Personal Protective Equipment
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Biden's search for a VP is likely underway
• Crime In Quarantine: Dallas Police Department Sees Spike In Domestic Violence Amid Shutdown
• 'Profits Over Our Safety': LA McDonald's Employees Intend To Sue Company For Mishandling Pandemic Response
• Woman Struggling To Find Relief After Quitting Her Job For A Job That Was Rescinded Due To COVID-19
• More Than 150 Calls Made To Tip Line For Suzanne Morphew
• Desperate Syrian refugees are selling their organs to survive
• Johnson & Johnson Ends Sales Of Iconic Baby Powder In U.S., Canada Due To Cancer Lawsuits
• Federal Judge Orders Expansion Of Mail-In Voting In Texas
• Patient First Opens Fifth COVID-19 Testing Site In Maryland
• Former Long Beach Teacher Charged With Lewd Act On 13-Year-Old Girl
• How Will Reopening Restrictions Be Enforced? Jon Keller Answers Your Questions
• 'We Have Not Seen Any Benefit At All': Local Doctors Wary About Using Hydroxychloroquine To Treat Coronavirus Without More Studies
• 'They Are So Appreciated': South Jersey Charity, Frito-Lay Team Up To Celebrate First Responders For National EMS Week
• Coronavirus: Orange County Reports 75 Additional Cases Bringing Total To 4.5K
• State Releases Initial Guidelines For Restaurants To Reopen
• LA County Targeting Fourth Of July For Reopening Restaurants, Malls, Retail Stores
• Kelvin Watson Charged With Attempted Murder In Waffle House Shooting
• 'Blindsided': Shoppers Have Sticker Shock At The Grocery Store As Prices Rise
• 'Bible Of Recruiting' Author Tom Lemming Says Sports Will Be Impacted By COVID-19 Crisis
• Lancaster ISD Gets Creative With Graduation During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Budget Cuts Aimed At Older Adults Anger California Lawmakers
• Take A Look: Black Bear Caught On Camera Strolling Through New Jersey Neighborhood
• Suspects In Kidnapping, Murder Of Tushar Atre, Santa Cruz Tech Executive Arrested
• Towson University Choir Sings Alma Mater Virtually To Honor Class Of 2020
• 'It's Hard But We Have To Keep Going': Minneapolis Police Investigate Rash Of Smash-And-Grabs
• Tao Foods Partnering With Feeding The Frontline MN To Bring Nutritious Meals To Health Care Workers
• Checking In With Susan Koeppen: Interest In Birdwatching Soars During Coronavirus Quarantine
• 'We Have Families': Allegheny Co. Executive Rich Fitzgerald, Business Owners Say It's Time To Reopen Restaurants, Hair Salons And Gyms
• Anne Arundel County Public Library Stays Connected With Community Through Digital Services During COVID-19 Pandemic
• I-Team: Veterans' Groups Call For Mass. VA Secretary Removal In Wake Of Soldiers' Homes Coronavirus Deaths
• 49ers Hopeful Of Training Camp Return To Santa Clara
• Pennsylvania Hair Salons, Barbershops Taking Preventative Measures To Keep Customers Safe When They Can Reopen
• 'The Governor Was Absolutely Right' But It's Time To Open Businesses Safely, Westmoreland Co. Leaders Say
• Officials: Car Lender Reaches $550M Multi-State Settlement
• Rollbacks On Environmental Policies Amid COVID-19 Pandemic Have Some Experts Concerned
• Texas Supreme Court Allows Evictions To Resume
• Joliet Flooding Leaves Homeowners Anxious 'It's Just Been Stressful'
• $5K Bond For Man Apparently Posing As Grubhub Driver Who Ran Over Woman In COVID-19 Dispute
• BrightFarms Offering Free Virtual Tours Around Pennsylvania Greenhouse To Help Show Where Leafy Greens Grow
• Inmate Accused Of Attacking Deputies Released On Bond
• Amazon Worker At Vacaville Facility Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• 2 Men Injured After Strong Winds Cause Tree To Fall On Them In Bristol Borough, Police Say
• Gov. Phil Murphy Discusses What Parents And Students Should Expect This Fall
• Weston School Holds Drive-By Parade For Graduating Seniors
• Not So Long Ago, Another Virus Took Down Thousands Of Children
• From COVID-19 To Teachers' Strike, Lightfoot Faced Extraordinary Challenges In First Year, With More On Horizon
• Pitt Prof. Jerry Dickinson Challenging Rep. Mike Doyle, Says Region Needs Advocate For Climate Change, Universal Health Care And Racial Justice
• Power Couples, Including Miami's Gloria & Emilio Estefan Share Their Secret To Lasting Marriage
• Pier 1 Imports Going Out Of Business, Closing All 540 Stores
• Construction Companies In Boston Submit COVID-19 Safety Plans, Eager To Begin Work
• Tattoo Artist Daniel Silva Charged With Murder In Crash That Killed YouTube Personality Corey La Barrie
• Sacramento County Given Go-Ahead To Reopen Faster
• 'It's A Family': Focused Athletics Helping Philadelphia High Schoolers Achieve Athletic, Academic Success
• Philadelphia High School Seniors Denied Caps And Gowns After District Argues Distribution Would Violate Stay-At-Home Orders
• 'You Have The Opportunity': Family Patriarch's Dying Words Inspired Family To Always Do Good
• Annie Glenn, Widow Of Astronaut John Glenn, Dies Of COVID-19 Complications In Minn. Nursing Home
• 14 DVS Exam Stations Reopen For Limited Services To Crowds Of Minnesotans
• Catholic Diocese Of Greensburg To Resume Mass With Limited Capacity, Mask Requirement And A 'Minister Of Hospitality'
• CHP: Motorcyclist Clocked At 114 MPH In Fairfield Cited Twice For Speeding In Space Of 7 Miles
• NASA spaceflight chief resigns days before launch
• Judge Denies Tesla Shareholder Lawsuit To Stop Musk's Tweets About Company
• Trade Association: 25% Of Maryland Restaurants Likely To Permanently Close
• Coronavirus Pandemic Continues To Impact Mental Health Of Adults And Kids
• Youth Sports To Begin Again Soon, But With New Restrictions Present
• Anne Arundel County Public Schools Creates Banners To Honor Class Of 2020
• Pennsylvania Gov. Wolf To Sign Bill Allowing Taverns, Restaurants To Sell Cocktails-To-Go
• South Florida Casinos Finding Safe Ways To Let Gamblers Back In
• California Schools Say Budget Cuts Will Delay Reopening
• Magic Johnson To Provide $100M In Coronavirus Relief Loans To Minority-Owned Businesses
• Parking Lots Partially Reopen At 27 California State Parks
• Coronavirus Adds To Hurricane Response Costs
• Baltimore Restaurant Owners Call For Outdoor 'Curbside Plus' Dining Plan To Stay Afloat During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Parents reunite with son who was kidnapped 32 years ago
• Krispy Kreme Keeps Promise To Honor Class Of 2020 With Free Doughnuts
• Accused In Miramar Armed Robbery, NFL Player DeAndre Baker Pleads Not Guilty
• Reopening Colorado: Garfield County Asks For Capacity Variance From State
• Miami-Dade Approves Forgivable Loan Program For Small Businesses
• Sunset High School Parents Create Facebook Page For Seniors Missing Out On Opportunities
• Woman Rescued From Suspected Miami Springs Sex Trafficker
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 1,545 New COVID-19 Cases, 146 Additional Deaths; But Hospitalizations Continue To Drop
• Will The Boston Marathon Happen In September? BAA 'Actively Exploring All Options'
• New York City Summer School Will Be Done Via Remote Learning, De Blasio Says
• Now Hiring: TED Ventures Adding Employees In DFW Area
• Large Brush Fire, Down Telephone Wires Temporarily Restricts Traffic In Shaler Township
• San Francisco, Oakland Among School Districts Warning Budget Cuts Will Delay Reopening
• 1 Member Arrested Leaving Atilis Gym, Others Cited As Owners Charged Again For Violating Stay-At-Home Order
• IRS Launches New Stimulus Check Hotline, But Will Callers Get To Talk To Real People?
• Safe To See Family? Laundromat Precautions? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Jerry Jones Back In Cowboys Office After NFL Gives Green Light To Open
• Several Atlantic City Casinos Taking Room Reservations As Early As May 28
• Some Nurses Say Hospitals Aren't Prepared For Coronavirus Resurgence As California Reopens
• Coronavirus Delays Harvey Weinstein's Extradition To LA
• LASD Reports 181 Employees, 660 Inmates Have Tested Positive For COVID-19 Since Pandemic Began
• 1 Person Seriously Injured After Apartment Fire In Towson, Officials Say
• President Trump Is Taking Hydroxychloroquine. Should You?
• Robert Levin Reaches Agreement To Buy Back Stores After Earlier Deal Fell Through
• Fort Worth ISD Asks Stakeholders To Help Shape The Future
• Delaware Retailers Allowed To Operate By Appointment Only Wednesday As Gov. Carney Tries To 'Strike The Right Balance'
• Chicago Weather: Dry Spell In Forecast, For A Change
• Doug Pederson's Offseason Message Is All About 'Trust' As Eagles Await Training Facility To Reopen
• Kennedy Krieger Institute Receives Nearly $1M Grant To Expand Telehealth Services
• Coronavirus Death Toll By ZIP Code Illustrates Deepening Racial Divide Across New York City
• Gov. Wolf: Property Tax, Rent Rebates Will Be Issued Early
• Group Creates Video To Say Thank You To Teachers At Carver Center In Towson
• Hanging Lake Trail Reopens June 1 With 128-Person Limit Per Day
• Coast Guard Suspends Search For Missing WWE Wrestler Shad Gaspard
• Doctors, Patients Worried About Another Hydroxychloroquine Shortage After President Trump Reveals He's Taking Drug To Fight Coronavirus
• Coronavirus (MN): State Purchases $5.5M St. Paul Facility To Temporarily Store Human Remains
• Maryland-Based Sandy Spring Bank Helps Over 4,900 Small Businesses Secure PPP Loans
• Man Shot In Head, Killed In East Baltimore, Police Say
• 'He's Not Unfamiliar To Us': Officials Say Howard Jacobson Led 90-Minute Police Chase Through Northeast Philly, Montgomery County
• As Memorial Day Weekend Nears, Many Pools In Maryland Remain Closed Due To Coronavirus
• Pittsburgh Pirates Partner With Topps To Create Baseball Card Program Featuring Police Officers
• Crews Battling Fire On Train Tracks Near 30th Street Station In Philadelphia
• Hard Rock Hotel & Casino In Wheatland Sets May 21 Reopening Date
• Fort Worth-Based Pier 1 To Go Out Of Business, Close All 540 Stores
• Group Says Goat Named Ed Stolen From Their Community Garden In South Baltimore
• WCCO's Day Of Giving: Feeding The Frontline Minnesota
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 76 New Deaths, 873 Additional Cases
• Search Ongoing For Dallas Teen Missing Since May 1
• Stargirl's Brec Bassinger On Her Crazy Costume Fittings
• Terry Francona Shares Some Great Stories From Managing Michael Jordan On The Baseball Diamond
• More Visitors May Soon Be Allowed In New York Hospitals, Cuomo Says
• Biden campaign says he supports revoking Keystone XL permit
• Water World Announces Entire 2020 Season Is Canceled
• U.S. Coast Guard Helps NOAA Team Rescue Whale Tangled In Fishing Gear In Monterey Bay
• Mayor wants Elon Musk to move Tesla to Tulsa
• Belmont Stakes to be held June 20 – without fans
• How to safely run outside during the coronavirus pandemic
• Michigander's Are Storing $50 Million in Bottles and Cans
• 'Something We Ought To Try To Avoid': Gov. Wolf Expresses Concern Over Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger's Visit To Barbershop
• Man Killed In Fight In Motel Parking Lot In Denver
• 'We Can And Must Do More': NFL Owners Make Changes To Rooney Rule To Enhance Diversity On Many Levels
• Cap And Gown Pickup Turns Into Celebration For River City High Seniors
• 3 New COVID-19 Outbreaks Reported In El Paso County 
• Gang Member Arrested, 2nd Sought In Fremont Home Invasion Robbery, Same-Day Crime Spree
• Powell and Mnuchin defend trillion-dollar stimulus efforts
• Report: Philadelphia Eagles Could Lose Over $200 Million In Stadium Revenue If Season Is Played Without Fans
• 'I Loved Their Demeanor, I Loved Their Swagger,' Says Quinn Cook On Time With Warriors
• Passengers on this airline to get masks, hand sanitizer and a snack
• Border Restrictions Could Hinder NHL Return
• Activists Urge City Council To Rename LA Street After Malcolm X
• BART Service On Long-Anticipated Berryessa Extension Begins June 13; Federal Funds To Provide Transit Relief
• Tragedy To Love: Woman Marries Man Who Rescued Her During Las Vegas Mass Shooting
• Questions over prosecutors in case of inmate scheduled to die
• Fort Worth Zoo To Reopen With New Restrictions May 29
• Walmart Sales Soared As Americans Stockpiled Supplies During The Pandemic
• 'Deeply Disturbing': Fire Captain Accused Of Robbing Two Banks
• Fans Can Get 'First Look' At Revamped Globe Life Field In June 
• LAUSD: 57% Of District's Families Report Lost Jobs Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• US-Canada Border Closure Extended By At Least Another Month
• Chris Sale Is Very Excited About Having A 'New Elbow'
• DCHHS Reports 14 More Deaths From Coronavirus; Deadliest Day County Has Seen Yet
• Trump may have to wear a mask in visit to Ford plant
• Trump says he's taking controversial coronavirus drug
• Gov. Wolf Allowing Real Estate Industry To Conduct Limited Business Transactions Statewide
• Jack Perry Frazier Identified As 40-Year-Old Mpls. Man Killed In Shooting Saturday Evening
• Video shows officer trying to tase Ahmaud Arbery in 2017
• Dr. Mark McClellan Explains What A "Super-Spreader" Event Is And Why Experts Believe They Are High Risk.  
• Suspect Wanted In February Bank Robbery In NW Baltimore
• Colorado Weather: A Toasty Tuesday With Heat, Fire Danger And Severe Storms
• Tragedy To Love: Woman Marries California Man Who Rescued Her During Las Vegas Mass Shooting
• Some really small companies got large Paycheck Protection loans
• 'I Just Have Confidence That We Can Make This Work': Baltimore Ravens President Dick Cass On Training Camp, 2020 Season
• Florida Man Stuck On Ship For 62 Days
• Point Park University Expects To Be 'Open And Fully Operational' For Fall Semester
• Pelosi Warns Against 'Morbidly Obese' Trump Taking Hydroxychloroquine
• California GOP Sees Revival In Rare House Win
• Study: COVID-19 Lockdowns Sends Emissions Down 17%, But Change May Be Temporary
• Four Fatal Fires Reported In Maryland Since Thursday, Fire Marshal Says
• House Republicans Push For Breaks For Seniors, Kids, Businesses Before State Legislature Resumes
• Max Minute: How Much Does Vitamin D Help Against COVID-19?
• Denver Botanic Gardens Hopes To Open Soon, With Limits On Number Of Visitors
• Baltimore Orioles Hosting A Blood Drive On May 23
• Philly Health Commissioner Says Residents Need To Get Used To Wearing Face Coverings As Coronavirus Cases Top 20,000
• Walmart sales soar amid pandemic stockpiling
• Trump threatens to make suspension of WHO funding permanent
• Coronavirus In Maryland: More Than 41K COVID-19 Cases Reported, Hospitalizations Continue To Drop
• Beaches In Massachusetts To Open On Memorial Day With Social Distancing
• Green Day, Weezer And Fall Out Boy Postpone Target Field Show
• Midland Area Hit Hard With Flooding Causing Evacuations
• Notre Dame Plans To Bring Students Back To Campus 2 Weeks Early And Will Skip Fall Break
• Shooters Grill Remains Closed After Health Department Suspends License
• Pelosi warns against "morbidly obese" Trump taking hydroxychloroquine
• Report warns against coronavirus fever-screening devices
• Deadline To Register To Vote Ahead Of Maryland's June 2 Primary Election Is May 27
• 'Enough Is Enough': Oxford Gym Opens For Members Despite Gov. Baker's Coronavirus Order
• 'I Wanted To Teach Other Nice Folks How To Advocate For Themselves Too': Alexandra Carter On Book 'Ask For More: 10 Questions To Negotiate Anything'
• Coronavirus: NJ To Offer COVID-19 Testing For All At 2,200 Pharmacies, Self-Swab Tests Coming Soon
• Heard In Detroit: Electric Honey, Dave Toennies, & More!
• Rising cases of mystery child illness are "tip of the iceberg," Cuomo says
• Dr. Oz Breaks Down A Simulation Created By Medical Experts And Japan's Public Broadcaster NHK, Which Shows How A Virus Could Spread At A Buffet.
• Face the Nation" ends season as most-watched Sunday morning public affairs show on May 17
• Amazon Donates $50K To Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services
• Cedar Point To Honor 10 'Everyday Heroes' With Lifetime Admission To The Park
• Graffiti Artist Painting On Oakland Interstate 880 Center Divider Killed By Hit-And-Run Driver
• Preakness To Be Final Leg Of Triple Crown For First Time Ever After Belmont Moved To June 20
• A new deadly virus could decimate the rabbit population
• Google Backs Off On Building AI Tools For Oil And Gas Extraction
• FTC: Nursing Homes, Assisted Living Facilities Cannot Take Stimulus Money From Medicaid Patients
• Collettey's Cookies Offers Gift Boxes For Front Line Workers
• Indiana COVID-19 Deaths At 1,678, Including 732 Residents At Long-Term Care Facilities
• Man, 48, Suspected Of Pointing Laser At Stanislaus Sheriff Aircraft Flying Over Ceres
• Coronavirus Resources: Baltimore Begins Giving Out 'Farmers To Families' Produce Boxes
• Live Music Returns To Cities As More Socially Distant Concerts Scheduled
• Courteney Cox surprises "Friends" super fan
• Rubio tapped as acting chairman of Senate Intel Committee
• Report Card: Chesapeake Bay Health Grade Drops To C-Minus
• Gov. Tom Wolf Says He Plans To Sign Bill Allowing Curbside Cocktails During Coronavirus Pandemic
• New Jersey gym reopens in violation of stay-at-home order
• New Chicago Labor Law Goes Into Effect July 1
• 'We Have To Get It Right': Walsh Asks For Patience Reopening Boston
• News Chopper, Ambulance Added To Mattel's Coronavirus Hero Collection
• Texas Hair Stylist Stands With Michigan Barber Who Reopened Shop Despite Executive Order
• Millions flee as monster cyclone churns toward India and Bangladesh
• Appointment-Free Coronavirus Testing To Begin Thursday At Some Locations In Maryland
• Senate panel advances Trump pick for intel chief in party-line vote
• Luke Wilson And Brec Bassinger On 'DC's Stargirl': 'If It Can Make One Person Smile That's Going Through A Hard Time, That's Good Enough For Me'
• Dr. Oz Asks Dr. Mark McClellan How Risky Services At Nail Salons, Beauty Parlors, And Barbershops Are. 
• Sheriff: Chase Suspect Nearly Hit Sutter County Deputy While Trying To Get Away
• LOCATED: Patrick McFalls, 40, Last Seen In Unincorporated Matteson
• New Book 'The Dynasty' Promises Exclusive Details On Brady, Belichick, Kraft
• Frontline Workers Honored: Pa. Air National Guard Salutes Hospital Workers With Flyover
• Dolphins Receiver DeVante Parker Beefs With Saints Receiver Michael Thomas On Instagram
• Owner Of Peet's Coffee Presses Ahead With $2 Billion IPO
• Boston Archdiocese Says Churches Could Resume Masses As Early As Saturday
• Thermometers Are In Short Supply As Demand Skyrockets
• ADT Employee Fired After Unlawfully Accessing Hundreds Of Dallas-Area Customers' Security Systems
• Ken Osmond, Eddie Haskell From 'Leave It to Beaver' Dead At 76
• Chicago Weather: Recent Storms Break May Record For Rainfall
• Summer Internships Available, But You Got To Be Flexible
• Federal Trade Commission: Some Nursing Homes Are Taking Residents' Stimulus Checks
• Man who downplayed virus warns others after getting sick
• Whitmer Addresses Biden's VP Ticket Speculation
• RTD Launches Nationwide Search For GM, CEO
• $600,000 Grant To Help Combat Hunger In Berkeley
• Pennsylvania Reporting Fewer Than 1,000 New COVID-19 Cases For Ninth Straight Day As Death Toll Tops 4,600
• Hundreds Line Up For COVID-19 Testing At Loretto Hospital
• Norwood Cafeteria Workers Make Dinners For More Than 400 Families
• Cedars-Sinai To Begin Reopening Medical Offices, Resuming Surgeries
• The Coronavirus Pandemic: The Reopening Of America: What Is Safe Outside Of Our Homes?
• Extra-Alarm Fire Guts Chatham Apartment Building; 2 Firefighters Injured
• 'I'm Pittsburgh Through And Through': Steelers RB James Conner Talks About The Future Of Football And His Career On Adam Schefter's Podcast
• NYRA Announces New Date & Distance For Belmont Stakes On June 20, Without Fans In Attendance
• First Photos Emerge Of Tom Brady In Buccaneers Gear, Leading Workouts With Teammates
• Ventnor Reopening Boardwalk, Beaches For Memorial Day Weekend
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 17 More Deaths Reported As Total Number Of COVID-19 Cases Surpasses 17,000
• General Iron Scrap Yard Ordered To Close After Two Explosions
• Anonymous donors pay off $8 million of college loans
• Big3 Cancels 2020 Season, Eyes Return In 2021
• Judge: Bradley Bunn Remains In Federal Custody Pending Mental Health Evaluation Following Pipe Bomb Arrest
• Baltimore County Police Investigating After 29-Year-Old Man Shot In Halethorpe Early Sunday
• Minnesota Is Mid-Pack For States With Most Social Restrictions, Is Surrounded By 4 That Have The Fewest
• Deputies: 14-Year-Old Behind Wheel In Chase From Half Moon Bay To Pacifica
• JC Penny Plans To Close More Than 240 Stores
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 119 Additional Coronavirus Deaths, Raising Death Toll To 4,624
• Regents To Vote On Delaying Funds For UC Berkeley Building Seismic Retrofits
• Pasqually's On GrubHub Revealed To Be Chuck E. Cheese In Real Life
• Finding A Cure: Texas Research Lab Confirms Drug Blocks Coronavirus In Human Cells
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 5-19-20
• Report: No COVID-19 Bay Area Deaths For 2 Consecutive Days; First Time Since Mid-March
• Questions About Your Stimulus Check? You Will Soon Be Able To Call The IRS
• Report: LeBron James To Produce Adam Sandler Film 'Hustle' For Netflix
• Online AP Exams Suffer Glitch, Students May Have To Retake Or Submit Answers Via Email
• New Hampshire Governor Shares Surge In State's Interest For A Unique Sport
• Walz Signs Bill Halting Foreclosures For Farmers Struggling Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• 7 Comedy Specials Airing On The CW Philly Tuesdays This Summer
• 'We Kept Pushing Each Other,' Says Quinn Cook On Childhood Friendship With Victor Oladipo
• Man Facing Charge Of Arson During State Of Emergency After Allegedly Setting Dumpster On Fire In Sonora
• West Palm Beach Woman Charged After Toddler Overdoses On Drugs
• Free Milk! Dallas Mayor Partners With Borden Dairy To Help Those In Need
• Hennepin County Judge Theodora Gaïtas Named To Court Of Appeals
• Antibody Study Estimates 4.6% Percent Of Angelenos Have Coronavirus
• Orlando Area Attractions Want To Be Open By The End Of The Week
• Pier 1 Imports Plans 'Orderly Wind-Down' Of Operations, Says Coronavirus Prevented Them From Finding Buyer
• Virginia Family Finds Nearly $1 Million Cash On Road During Saturday Afternoon Drive, Returns To Local Authorities
• As California Eases More Restrictions, More Counties Aim To Reopen Faster
• Square Joins Twitter In Allowing Employees To Work From Home Indefinitely
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 17 New Cases And 1 Additional Death, Bringing Countywide Coronavirus Case Total To 1,658
• The Coronavirus Pandemic: The Reopening Of America – A Risk Assessment Of Normal Activities In The New Normal
• Post Tropical Cyclone Arthur To Drench Bermuda
• 'Cheers PA': Phillies' Aaron Nola, Yuengling Team Up For Fundraiser To Benefit Hospitality Workers Impacted By Pandemic
• Annie Glenn, widow of John Glenn, dies of coronavirus at 100
• Pier 1 Wants To Close All Its Stores For Good
• Trump admin signs deal with Phlow to manufacture COVID-19 medicines
• Jaylen Brown In Best Shape Of His Life After Working With His Grandfather -- A Former Boxer
• Ditka's Permanently Closing Gold Coast Restaurant
• WHO's coronavirus envoy has a message for Trump
• Twin Cities Ombudsman For Clergy Abuse Stepping Down, Will Be Replaced By Wife
• 'MA Isn't Ready To Reopen': Pressley Urges Baker To Reconsider Timeline
• Annie Glenn, Widow Of Astronaut And U.S. Sen. John Glenn, Dies At 100 From Coronavirus Complications
• Gov. Polis Sued By Group With Representatives From Both Parties Over Signature Gathering Executive Order
• Chicago Weather: Flooding Concerns Linger, Cloudy Day Ahead
• Some Massachusetts Religious Leaders Urge Caution When Reopening Churches
• WATCH: Dolphin 'Superpod' Seen Swimming Off Laguna Beach
• Northwest Suburban Couple Facing Flooding With Fox River Still Rising
• Forest Service Puts Colorado Lake's Protection High On Funding List
• $28 Million Lottery Ticket Sold In California, Winner Has Yet To Claim It
• COVID-19 News Minute: Can You Get COVID-19 Twice?
• Cowtown Marathon Offering Athletes Virtual Runs And Online Distance Training Programs
• Illinois GOP Leaders Say Graduated Income Tax Would Hurt Economic Recovery, Want Proposal Removed From November Ballot
• Contra Costa Retail Businesses Begin Curbside Sales As COVID-19 Phase 2 Reopening Gets Underway
• Bankrupt J.C. Penney to close 240 stores
• PTL Links: May 19, 2020
• Pennsylvania Gov. Wolf Discourages People Going To Beach For Memorial Day Weekend, Questions Why New Jersey, Maryland Beaches Are Open
• Officers On Patrol See Drug Deal In Severn, Recover 147 Grams Of Marijuana, Police Say
• Mille Lacs Band Confirms 1st COVID-19 Case As Tribe Mulls Reopening Of Casinos
• Cooking With The Crew: David's Crab Cake Recipe
• Newborn Fawn Takes Its First Steps On Pennsylvania Wildlife Camera
• Luke Wilson And Brec Bassinger On The 'DC's Stargirl': 'If It Can Make One Person Smile That's Going Through A Hard Time, That's Good Enough For Me'
• Luke Wilson And Brec Bassinger On 'DC's Stargirl': 'If It Can Make One Person Smile That's Going Through A Hard Time, That's Good Enough For Me'
• The Children's Services Council of Broward County Reminds You That May Is Mental Health Awareness Month
• Art Lab Rx
• Theater of Public Policy's 'Phone A Friend' Line
• Weather Blog: Memorial Day Weekend
• Eastern Michigan Planning In-Person Classes For Fall
• NFL Power Rankings Show Expectations For Patriots Are Extraordinarily Low
• Apartments For Rent In Detroit: What Will $800 Get You?
• Insurance Companies Hiring Big in Detroit
• Baltimore Musicians Gather Virtually To Sing Journey's 'Don't Stop Believin''
• Yoga May Ease Symptoms Of Depression, Study Says
• Report: LA Angels Set To Furlough Majority Of Minor League Employees Starting June 1st
• Lawsuit Seeking To Hold Cosmo DiNardo's Parents Liable In Bucks County Murders Can Continue
• Lockdown measures eased even as India becomes Asia's COVID hub
• As Airlines Recover During Pandemic, Southwest Airlines Posts Modest Revenue Improvement
• NorCal Church Pastor That Held Mother's Day Livestream Service With Singing Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Minneapolis Ranked 9th Worst City For 'Green Thumbs'
• Pennsylvania Under Fire For Nursing Home COVID-19 Cases, State To Roll Out More Data
• Notre Dame To Open Campus August 10th
• Formerly homeless teen graduates college on the Dean's List
• Detroit's 4 Favorite Spots for Budget Friendly Desserts
• Yoga May Ease Symptoms Of Depression, Study Says
• When Baseball Returns, Jon Gray Will Be Focusing On His Fastball
• Miami Weather: Another Round Of Thunderstorms To Move In This Afternoon
• Major Emergency Fire Burns Textile Business In Downtown LA
• Several Illegal Weapons Seized By Baltimore Police, Teen Among Those Charged
• Coronavirus Roundup: 'Glimmer Of Hope' For Live Sports By June; 180 Exposed To Virus At Church Service
• Mike Garcia Sworn In As 25th Congressional District Representative
• CHP Searches For Driver Who May Have Triggered Fatal Highway 4 Crash
• Broward Schools Announce Cancellation Of Summer Camps
• Local Rents Poised For Pandemic-Induced Drop May Trigger Even Worse Affordability Crisis
• Two Local Educators Competing In Jeopardy! Teachers Tournament
• Dr. Rob Danoff Reminding People Coronavirus Is Extremely Contagious Despite State's Slow Reopening
• Miami-Dade Has A New Fire Chief
• Pa. State Police Find Missing, Endangered 6-Year Old Damion Consylman
• Betting Sites Just Won't Let The Cam Newton-To-Patriots Storyline Go Away
• Jogger Struck And Killed By Hit-And-Run Driver In Santa Ana
• PD: Teenager In ICU After Running Light And Causing Fiery Dallas Crash That Left 1-Year-Old Unharmed
• 14-Year-Old Boy Shot Late Monday In NW Baltimore, Police Say
• Monterey Harbor, Moss Landing Boat Ramps Reopening With New Rules
• Walk-Up COVID-19 Test Site Opens In Opa-locka
• NFL Considering Facemasks Containing Surgical Mask Materials To Play During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Health Department Responds After COVID-19 Outbreak At Texas Poultry Plant
• California Governor Says Pro Sports Without Fans Possible In June
• University of California Imposes Pay Freeze To Deal With COVID-19 Budget Shortfalls
• Prominent Massachusetts doctor charged with killing wife
• 2 women allegedly killed by relatives for kiss seen in online video
• Hollywood Ceiling Collapse Injures Child
• Calls To Crisis Hotlines Soar Amid Stay-At-Home Order
• Dallas salon owner goes to Michigan to support defiant barber
• Oak Lawn Students Raise Over $12,000 To Help Local Businesses
• Arlington Heights Thrift Shop Opens For 1-Day Donation Drop Off
• Boston Weather: Dry Forecast And A Late Week Warmup
• Federal Government Sending Some Stimulus Payments On Visa Debit Cards
• Golden Ticket Of Medical Debt Relief Coming Soon For 1,300 Chicago Families
• For many workers, unemployment pays better than their former jobs
• Air pollution is already spiking in China with virus lockdown lifted
• 10 People Facing Charges After Violent Confrontation With Police On Long Island
• Texas governor announces bars can reopen Friday with restrictions
• Trump tells governors administration may step in on reopening
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cloudy Skies And Cooler Temperatures
• New York Weather: CBS2's 5/19 Tuesday Forecast
• Oregon coronavirus restrictions kept in place, for now
• New Mexico Man Arrested, Facing Manslaughter Charge From Deadly December Fight At Hotel Monaco
• Hispanic group zeroes in on three high-profile GOP senators
• 'Mobile Snack Shack' Surprizes Nursing Home Workers With Treats
• Police Make Arrest In Fatal McKeesport Stabbing
• Philadelphia Police: Man, Woman Injured In Parkside Double Shooting
• Pa. Department Of Health Expected To Release Coronavirus Data Reported By Nursing Homes
• Pittsburgh Area Home For Sale Features Beach-Themed And Space-Themed Rooms
• Escape Rooms Move Online So Players Can Stay Safe At Home
• Search Efforts To Continue For 10-Year-Old Boy Who Slipped And Fell Into Ohio River
• Allegheny County Police Investigating Fatal West Mifflin Shooting
• Pittsburgh Police Investigating After 2 People Arrive At Hospital With Stab Wounds
• 5 More Families Report Their Loved Ones Have Died From Coronavirus At Grace Manor
• Armstrong County Coroner's Office Claims Pa. Department Of Health Coronavirus Data Is Incorrect
• Highmark Donates Nearly 40,000 Cloth Face Masks To EMS Providers
• Traveling Glass Recycling Program To Visit Area Communities
• Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank To Hold Emergency Food Distributions
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• National Guard Members To Leave Beaver Co. Nursing Home After Helping Control Coronavirus Outbreak
• Pa. iLottery Sales Surpass $1 Billion
• City-County Building Lights Up Orange And White In Honor Of National EMS Week
• 1 Hospitalized After Fire Breaks Out In 300-Unit St. Paul Apartment Building
• Metro Detroit Priest Goes Viral After Using Squirt Gun To Practice Social Distancing

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• USS Theodore Roosevelt returning to sea after being sidelined by the coronavirus
• U.S. confirms more than 1.5 million cases of coronavirus
• Trump defends taking hydroxychloroquine
• CBS Evening News, May 19, 2020
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• World Health Organization official responds to Trump's threat to pull funding
• Syrian refugees selling organs to survive
• "CBS This Morning" anchors on a year together
• Biden's search for a running mate is underway
• Dads adopt 17-year-old foster son over Zoom
• Nursing home in Italy under investigation after coronavirus deaths
• Powell and Mnuchin defend coronavirus stimulus efforts at Senate hearing
• Mystery illness in children is "tip of the iceberg," Cuomo says
• New York allowing small ceremonies on Memorial Day
• Arthritis: Breaking down misconceptions
• Trump pushes for reopening as Senate holds hearing on CARES Act economic stimulus programs
• Arrests as anti-lockdown protests hit Europe
• Nancy Pelosi says "morbidly obese" Trump shouldn't be taking unproven drug
• Bronx food pantry fighting to keep up
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• Listen to inspiring speeches from some of this year's student speakers
• Autumn Hope Johnson describes how the response to a 2011 60 Minutes story "changed my life"
• Clinical trials underway for potential drug to stop cytokine storm in COVID-19 patients
• Airlines step up safety measures during coronavirus
• Bodycam footage reveals officers asking to search Ahmaud Arbery's car in a Brunswick park
• State Department watchdog was investigating arms sales; Pompeo denies retaliation
• 49 states ease restrictions, but some business owners resist slow process
• As Trump threatens to pull funding from World Health Organization, China pledges billions
• Trump taking unproven drug to prevent COVID-19
• Trump says he's taking hydroxychloroquine to prevent COVID-19, despite risks of unproven drug