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Articles from May 20, 2020

• Pandemic Parallels: Historian Shows How Roseville Battled The 1918 Spanish Flu
• Wallet Returned To Owner 58 Years Later Brings Back Memories
• Unused Rental Cars Stashed At SoCal Stadiums Amid Coronavirus Crisis
• West Sacramento Mayor Pushes Back Against Reopening As State Gives Yolo County Green Light
• Senior Organization Feeding People Of All Ages During Pandemic
• Landspout Tornado Damages Farm Building In Weld County
• Section Of Boulder Creek Closed After Crowds Fail To Practice Social Distancing
• National Association Ranks Riskiest High School Sports For Coronavirus
• Dogs Visit Rose Medical Center As A 'Thank You' To Front-Line Workers
• Search For Suzanne Morphew: Sheriff Says Search Warrant Is Sealed
• Split Classes? Half Days? What Will School Look Like In September?
• DOJ Shuts Down The Towers Casino And Card Room In Grass Valley For Violating State Health Order
• New Program At Rocky Mountain Prep Helping Kids To 'Get Out Of Their Shell' During Virtual Learning
• Own A Piece Of A-Basin History, Bid On A Chair From The Pali Lift
• Vandalism Suspect Indentified, Daniel Pesch Allegedly Told Tri-County Health To 'Enjoy The Broken Windows'
• Neighbors Have Mixed Feelings About Hard Rock Casino Reopening
• 'How Can I Be Sick?' Woman Who Took Hydroxychloroquine For 19 Years To Treat Lupus Still Got COVID-19
• COVID Consultants Help Companies Reopen With New Safety Measure
• 'Welcome Back!': Denver Botanic Gardens Reopening With Limited Number Of Visitors
• No Tourists Allowed: South Lake Tahoe Warning Tourists Could Be Fined $1,000
• Colorado's Colleges And Universities Face Cuts Due To Coronavirus
• Teens Looking For Summer Jobs Could Get Paid For Virtual Training, Work Experience
• Most California Counties Now Approved For Faster Reopening
• CDC Releases Detailed Road Map For Reopening Establishments
• Coronavirus: San Bernardino County Reports Additional Death, Riverside Sees More Cases
• 31 Years Later, Ceres High Class Ring Returned To Owner: 'My Heart Was Elated!'
• 2020 Arapahoe County Fair Canceled
• Whitewater Rafting Operators Pushing To Reopen Ahead Of Memorial Day Weekend
• Gov. Tom Wolf Has Higher Approval Rating Than Pres. Donald Trump For His Response To The Coronavirus Pandemic
• Ikon Pass Extends 20/21 Spring Promotion To June 16
• Connecticut Launches Phase One Of State's Reopening: 'This Is The First Feeling That We Have Had Of Normalcy'
• All City Events In Baltimore, Including Artscape, Fourth Of July Fireworks, Canceled Through August 31 Due To Coronavirus
• New York City Stepping Up Support For Nursing Homes, Mayor Calls For More Home-Based Care
• Request For Injunction On Gov. Hogan's Coronavirus Restrictions Denied By Federal Judge
• SNAP Households In Maryland Will Soon Be Able To Use Benefits Online
• 'Major Milestone': State Approves Ventura County's Accelerated Reopening Plan, Additional Coronavirus Death Reported
• President Trump To Participate In Memorial Day Ceremony At Fort McHenry In Baltimore
• Child Care Expanded For Marylanders Returning To Work Under First Stage Of Recovery Plan
• There Will Be Fewer Slot Machines, Social Distancing Floor Markers, Closed Poker Rooms And Plastic Dividers When Pa. Casinos Reopen
• Blue Angels Fly Over Final Naval Academy Swearing-In Ceremony For Class Of 2020
• Health Expert Warns Against Expanding 'Corona Bubbles,' Says It's Too Soon To Stop Social Distancing And Hang Out With Friends
• Woman Says Her COVID-19 Test Was Lost
• 'We Salute Them': Volunteers Plant American Flags At Graves Of Veterans In Montgomery County Ahead Of Memorial Day
• Backyard Pools More Appealing Than Ever As Families Face Summer Of Quarantining At Home
• Illinois Preps For Phase Three And Open Of Restaurants, Salons And Barbershops
• Majority Of Business Leaders In Greater Fort Lauderdale Don't Foresee Sales Recovery Mid-To-Late 2021 Or Beyond
• Miami, Miami Beach, Miami Gardens, Hialeah Allow Many Non-Essential Businesses To Open
• 'Really Feel Bad For The Kids': 20 Minnesota County Fairs Have Already Canceled Due To COVID-19
• Poll Shows Tie In Race For Mayor Of Baltimore
• 'The Stud' SF's Oldest Gay Bar Closing After 55 Years Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• South Florida AT&T Customers Experiencing Internet Issues
• Man Acquitted In Toddler's Death Suing City For $2 Million
• Return Of Great American Road Trip? Coronavirus Alters Vacation Plans, But These Summer Getaways Still Safe, Doable
• Woman Claims Scammers Stole A Check She Mailed At The Post Office
• 'DO NOT Touch The Monkey': Possible Loose Primate Reported In Tewksbury
• Massachusetts Reports Latest Town-By-Town Coronavirus Numbers
• Vaccines Given To Monkeys Produced Coronavirus Antibodies, Beth Israel Study Finds
• 26 Minors, 15 Workers Test Positive For COVID-19 At Silver Oak Academy
• Gray Whale Washes Up On Beach In Santa Cruz
• Many Restaurants Surprised By Gov. Walz's Outdoor Seating Requirement To Reopen
• What's The Summer Guide To Staying Safe Amid COVID-19? Good Question
• Reality Check: What Happened In The States That Opened First?
• 'Undercut Our Efforts': Fort Lauderdale Wants Gyms Open But Advises Them To Stay Closed To Avoid Issues With Broward County
• Driver Faces Charges After Jeep Crashes Into Danvers Condo
• Riverside City Council Cancels Annual July 4 Fireworks Celebrations
• Tattoo Artist Daniel Silva Pleads Not Guilty In Crash That Killed YouTube Personality Corey La Barrie
• Pittsburgh Police Locate Missing 27-Year-Old Jamillah Freeman Pryce
• Body Of 10-Year-Old Boy Who Fell Into Ohio River Found
• Eastern Market Launches Virtual Flower Season This Sunday
• Woodward Dream Cruise Event Canceled Due To Ongoing Public Health Concerns
• Pittsburgh Police's Comfort Dog Zane Greets Elementary Students During Book Pickup
• Michigan Barber Appeal: Shiawassee Judge Must Rule If Barbershop Will Be Shutdown
• Backed Up Beef Production Causes Price Hikes
• Baltimore Residents Express Mixed Emotions On Mayor Young's Decision To Cancel City Events Through August
• 'Be An Educated Consumer' And Look For These Red Flags As Charity Scams Pop Up During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Blaine's USA Cup Int'l Youth Soccer Tournament Canceled Due To Pandemic
• School District Of Philadelphia Exploring Ways To Safely Distribute Caps, Gowns To Seniors Following Outrage
• Michigan Federal Funds: State To Receive $315M For Covid-19 Testing, Disease Surveillance
• Cook County Residents Unable To Get Death Certificates Because They Aren't Considered Essential
• Mayor Duggan Provides Update On City's Response To Covid-19
• North Wildwood 'Trying To Get Ahead' Of Widespread Alcohol Consumption During Memorial Day Weekend With Designated Drinking Areas
• Hayward Police Shoot, Kill Person Of Interest In Homicide Following Traffic Stop
• Yolo County Given Permission To Reopen Quicker
• Catholic, Lutheran Leaders Say They Will Defy Gov. Tim Walz's Order, Reopen May 26
• Irvine Home Raided By FBI Wednesday, 24-Year-Old Arrested On Weapons Charges
• Coronavirus Q&A: Florida Emergency Management Director Jared Moskowitz Discusses Need To Expand COVID-19 Testing
• LAPD Reports 113 Employees Have Tested Positive For COVID-19 Since Pandemic Began, 70 Have Recovered
• Judge Says Ohio Health Director's Order To Close Gyms Was 'Arbitrary, Unreasonable And Oppressive'
• 2 On Your Side: PPP Loans Slow To Reach Small Businesses
• Astronauts fly to Florida ahead of historic launch to space station
• Philadelphia Landmarks Light Up In Red To Honor Paramedics, Firefighters During National EMS Week
• Lodi-Based Pest Control Company Moves Toward Sanitizing Services For Businesses Hoping To Reopen
• Gov. Walz: Federal Government Diverted Hospital Gown Shipment Bound For Minnesota
• Monterey COVID-19 Test Site Closing Temporarily After Running Out Of Supplies
• Pennsylvania Official Says 1.6 Million Applications For Mail-In And Absentee Ballots Have Been Submitted For Primary
• Du-Pars Restaurant Shutters Pasadena Location Permanently Due To Pandemic-Related Financial Struggles
• Murder Suspect In Custody; Woman, Baby Dead Following Early Morning Hit-And-Run On 15 Freeway Near Baker
• Broward Sheriff Gregory Tony Was Rejected By Tallahassee Police Department For Admitting LSD Use
• DOJ To Governor Newsom: Closing Churches Violates Religious Freedom
• Suspect In Oakland Hit And Run That Killed Mother Of 7 Arrested In Los Angeles
• Sacramento County Allowing Fitness Studios To Reopen Under Certain Requirements
• Coronavirus Updates: Latest COVID-19 Headlines From May 20, 2020
• San Francisco COVID-19 Patient Recovers From Coma, Reunites With Family After 2 Months In Hospital
• Number Of Domestic Violence Deaths Rise In North Texas
• Man Armed With Knife Fatally Shot By Police In Harlem, Woman Found Dead At Scene
• Oakland A's Refusing To Pay Coliseum Rent Because Of COVID-19 Shutdown
• Newsom: Guidelines To Resume Film, TV Production To Be Released Monday
• Boats Allowed To Have Up To 10 People On Board Under New Illinois Reopen Rules
• Even If Cases Start Decreasing, Experts Say Second Wave Of COVID-19 Is Possible
• Keller @ Large: When It Comes To Mail-In Voting, The President's Claims Of Fraud Don't Hold Up
• Better Together: 'Hunger At Home' Chefs, Hotel Execs Give Food To Unemployed Hospitality, Food Workers
• Allegheny Co. Health Official Says Forming Small Groups Or 'Pods' As A Way To See People And Limit Coronavirus Exposure Is A 'Wonderful Idea'
• Free Book Giveaway At John F. Street Community Center Made Possible By Donation From Sixers' Tobias Harris
• 'What Took So Long?': Legislator Calls For Action After State Releases Coronavirus Cases And Deaths In Individual Long-Term Care Facilities
• Name That Spider — UC Davis Professor Accepting Name Suggestions For New Genus Of Spiders
• Suburban Chicago Mayors Want Their Municipalities Reopened Now
• Class Of 2020 Stands Strong Amid Postponed, Restricted Graduations
• 17-Year-Old Suspect Charged With Arson In Norton Mill Fire
• Police: Man, Woman Found Shot Dead In Frankford Home
• DOJ: Newsom Reopening Plan Discriminates Against Churches, Calls For In-Person Services In Phase 2
• Reports Of Smoke Odor, Heavy Smoke Conditions In Parts Of Maryland Due To New Jersey Brush Fire, Officials Say
• Girlfriend Accused Of Assaulting, Breaking Ribs Of Former Texas Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst
• 2 Massachusetts Men Accused Of Helping Ex-Nissan Chairman Escape Japan In A Box
• Seal Beach To Allow Beach Access On Weekends, Extends Hours Ahead Of Memorial Day Weekend
• Dead Sea Scroll fragments thought to be blank reveal text
• Health Officials Warn NYC Parents About Drop In Childhood Vaccinations During Coronavirus Shutdown
• Astronomers discover 12.5-billion-year-old disk galaxy
• Riverside County Sheriff Releases Video Of Fatal Deputy-Involved Shooting
• Pennsylvania Working On Guidelines To Allow Sports To Get Back To 'Some Semblance Of Normalcy'
• Data Shows Coronavirus Infection Rate Is Higher - And Spread Continues - In Low Income Communities And Communities Of Color, Cuomo Says
• Worcester Mom Diagnosed With Coronavirus Meets Son For First Time
• Jory Wiebrand, Suspected Serial Rapist Who Targeted Twin Cities Women, Charged In 14 Cases
• Hikers, Beware: Warm Temperatures Increase Chances Of Rattlesnake Encounters On LA Trails
• Reimagining Education: Experts Say Children Need To Socialize In Person For Healthy Development
• Tesla Drops Lawsuit Against Alameda County Over COVID-19 Shutdown Order
• Class of 2020: Standing Strong - CBS 11 News Special
• California Stands To Lose Money As Trump Administration Gives Companies Breaks On Oil-Extraction Royalties
• 'He's A Great Guy': Robert Levin's $27M Rescue Offer Means Customers, Like One Local Family Who Lost Their Home In A Fire, Get The Furniture They Paid For
• Brighton Police Break Up Two Illegal Grow Houses Near Donaldson Park
• San Francisco Restaurant Che Fico Donates Family Meals During Coronavirus Shelter-In-Place
• Chicago Area Restaurants Get Ready To Reopen Under Pritzker's Updated Phase 3 Plan
• Pelosi: 'Morbidly Obese' Comment Was Taste Of Trump's 'Own Medicine'
• 8 More Coronavirus-Related Deaths In New Hampshire, Cases Rise By 149
• 'There's No Income': Hairdressers Struggle As They Wait To Reopen
• Coronavirus Coverage: A Clue In The Heart May Help Researchers Predict Who Will Have A Harder Time With COVID-19
• Hall Of Fame Trainer Bob Baffert Talks Horse Racing's Return, Belmont Stakes: 'I Think We All Need It'
• Pilot Killed After Small Plane Crashes On Grounds Of Santa Maria School After Departing Van Nuys
• Travel Experts Warns Days Of Cheap Airfare Are Behind Us
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Trump to visit Michigan Thursday
• Illinois Restaurants Can Reopen With Outdoor Seating May 29, Pritzker Says
• At Least 2 Dead After SUV Crashes Into Gravel Hauler Truck On Highway 75 In Plano
• U.S. Navy Goes Virtual For Fleet Week 2020
• Vandals Cause $7,000 In Damage To Windows At Roseville Store
• LA County 'Still Far Away From Herd Immunity,' New Antibody Numbers Show
• Md. Department Of Health Launches PSA Encouraging Parents To Bring Children's Vaccinations Up-To-Date Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• KPIX 5 Reporter Juliette Goodrich Gets Coronavirus Test In Pleasanton
• PHLove Variety Show To Benefit PHL COVID-19 Relief Fund Promises 'That Was Cool' Moments For Everyone
• NFL Player, Second Man Sue United Airlines Over Female Passenger's Alleged Conduct
• Students Sue To Avoid AP Test Retakes After Glitches
• Atilis Gym Owners Cited For 3rd Straight Day For Defying Gov. Murphy's Stay-At-Home Order
• Restaurants Work To Rearrange Seating To Meet Distancing Requirements
• City Harvest Helping Hungry New Yorkers Get Food During COVID-19 Crisis; 'This Is A Life-Saver'
• Why Isn't Minnesota's COVID-19 Testing Anywhere Near 20,000-Per-Day Yet?
• Twin Cities' Nurses, Hospitals At Odds Over PPE On The Job
• Instead Of One Graduation, Marlboro Will Have 10, So Graduates Can Celebrate At A Distance
• Ten New Ballot Drop-Off Locations Announced In Baltimore City
• 3 Arrested For Shooting At Crowded Village Creek Park In Fort Worth
• Police Arrest Man In Connection With Fatal Shooting Of Roommate In Antioch
• College Grads Face A Cloudy Job Market That Also Has A Silver Lining
• Americans turn to cycling during the coronavirus pandemic
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 143 Additional Coronavirus Deaths, Raising Death Toll To 4,767
• Oprah Gives $5 Million To Chicago Charities Fighting COVID-19
• 'We Are Going To Need Help': Mayor Frey Calls On Federal Assistance For Mpls. Businesses, Residents
• Adapting To Coronavirus: NYC Wedding Planning Business Now Coordinating Couples' Big Days Online With Ease
• Pitbull Joins Forces With Founder Of Priceline To Help Hispanic-Owned Businesses
• Terry Francona On Return Of Baseball: Everyone Has To Be Flexible To Make It Work
• 'My Bills Keep Piling Up': Delaware County Barbershop Owner Reopens In Defiance Of Gov. Wolf's Stay-At-Home Order
• Outdoor Dining In Aurora: City Releases Guidelines For Reopening
• Coronavirus: Orange County Reports 10 Additional Deaths Bringing Total To 98, 249 New Cases
• What Is Herd Immunity?
• 'A Surreal Feeling': Former Phillie Aaron Altherr Adapting To New Normal Playing In Korean Baseball League
• FDNY EMT Jack Cloonan, Transplant Recipient And Leukemia Survivor: 'I Will Always Show Up To Work And Give All New Yorkers The Best Chance To Live'
• Terry Francona Reflects On Red Sox Incredible Run To 2004 World Series Title
• 'You Can't Make This Up': Ellsworth Teens To Be Honored By White House For Nursing Home Work
• Mass. Higher Education Institutions Look To Hybrid Model And Testing Ahead Of Fall Semester
• I-Team: Texas Had $40M In Place Last Year To Replace Unemployment Computer System But Upgrade Didn't Happen Soon Enough
• Norwegian Cruise Lines, Royal Caribbean Extend Sailing Suspensions Until July 31
• 'Business Has Come To A Standstill' | Future Of Local Concert Venues Uncertain Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Survey: COVID-19 Pandemic Hurting South Florida Events Industry
• On A Positive Note: Business Owner To Bike 412 Miles To Help Raise Money For 412 Food Rescue
• Federal Appeals Court Temporarily Halts Expansion Of Mail-In Voting For Texas Residents Concerned About COVID-19
• Superintendent Thurmond's Vision Of Post COVID-19 Schools -- Masks, Classroom Sanitizers, Smaller Classes
• Sen. Jay Costa Facing Rare Challenge In Democratic Primary From Businessman Bill Brittain, Who Is 'Pushing For The Future' Of The Party
• Meet The Astronauts: Bob Behnken & Doug Hurley Are SpaceX's Inaugural Crew To International Space Station
• One Dead After SUV Crashes Into House In Wheeling; Driver Fled Scene
• NASA Exec Resigns Days Before First Astronaut In Nearly A Decade
• Johnny Goodtimes Keeping The Good Times Rolling With Virtual Zoom Quizzos During Coronavirus Quarantine
• Aurora Gives Away 1,000 Boxes Of Food In Just 20 Minutes
• 'Always A Family, It's Not Just A Box Of Food': Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank Says Contributions Are Critical To Feeding Families
• 'We Have To Honor These People': Coronavirus Creates Shortage Of Volunteers To Place Flags At Veterans' Graves For Memorial Day
• Philadelphia Zoo Staff Practicing Social Distancing With Animals As Many Species Vulnerable To COVID-19
• Now Hiring: INMAR Intelligence
• Fiore Fine Foods Shows You How To Stretch Whole Chicken Out For Whole Family
• Max Minute: Researchers Say Rising Temperatures Not Likely To Make Significant Dent In Coronavirus Pandemic
• Dolphins Receiver Allen Hurns Helping Graduating Seniors SOAR Into College
• Indiana To Reopen Further, Relaxing More COVID-19 Restrictions On Friday
• Johns Hopkins Study Examines Potential Effects COVID-19 Has On The Brain
• Roads, Airports Getting Busier As Businesses Open, People Leave Their Homes
• Coronavirus Memoriam: Remembering MTA Conductor Ben Schaeffer And N.J. Police Officer Rob Roberts
• Rowley Nursing Home Refusing State's Request To Test All Residents And Staff For Coronavirus
• CBS Renews 'The Bold And The Beautiful' Through 2022
• More Than 40 Disney Springs Shops, Restaurants Reopened Wednesday
• Pennsylvania Auto Dealers Adapting To Selling Cars Online With 'Emotional Part' Eliminated By Coronavirus Restrictions
• Ken Foote Remembers Actor Ken Osmond
• Tulare County Defies California Health Orders With Reopening
• Pride Of Baltimore II Closed For Remainder Of Season Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• How The Hard Rock Casino & Hotel Sacramento At Fire Mountain Is Preparing To Reopen
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports No New Coronavirus-Related Deaths And 29 Additional Cases, Bringing Countywide Case Total To 1,687
• Convoy Of First Responders Travels To Fenway Park In 'Unprecedented' Show Of Support
• 1,720 Doses Of Anti-Viral Drug Remdesivir To Be Distributed Across Colorado
• Texas Effort Underway To Hire Thousands Of COVID-19 Contact Tracers
• Foxwoods, Mohegan Sun Casinos To Reopen June 1
• Amid Coronavirus Pandemic, Nurses Encouraged By Community Support, Helping Lift Each Other Up
• Nassau Passes Law Banning Non-Residents From Using County Beach, Some Towns Announce New Social Distancing Rules
• Restaurant Owners Look For Guidance As They Wait To Reopen In Phase Two
• Police Arrest Man Suspected Of Breaking Into Davis Shop, Stealing Pricey Bicycle
• From COVID-19 Testing To Flu Shots, University Of Miami President Julio Frenk Creates Campus Reopening Plan
• 'Discrimination Against The Churches': Several South Jersey Churches Plan To Defy Gov. Murphy's Orders, Hold In-person Services
• Disney Springs shopping complex partially reopens in Florida
• Aldermen Approve $20M Tax Break For Downtown Project, After Two-Month Delay Due To Questions About Minority Participation
• No Tuition Hike Across The University Of Colorado System This Year
• 2-Alarm Fire Burns Vacant Strip Mall Near San Jose Bascom Light Rail Station
• Checking In With Susan Koeppen: National Council Of Jewish Women Ready To Reopen Thrift Store, Accept Donations
• Maryland Food Bank, South Baltimore Gateway Partnership To Provide 350 'Back Up Boxes' To Cherry Hill Residents
• "ICONIC: TLC" - THE CW'S ORIGINAL MUSIC COLLABORATION SPECIAL JUNE 1
• Vigil Held In Honor Of Dar'yana Dyson, Youngest Victim In Maryland To Die From Coronavirus Complications
• INTERACTIVE: Here's What It'll Take For Illinois To Reopen
• Philadelphia Health Commissioner Reveals Peak Of Coronavirus Pandemic 'Worse Than We Had Estimated Before' As Over 100 New Deaths Reported
• Florida Commissioner Of Agriculture Nikki Fried Demands Answers On Fired DOH Employee, Rebekah Jones
• Michigan High School Students Take Top Spots In FCA Drive For Design Competition
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Introduces Plan To Give Tenants More Notice When Leases Won't Be Renewed
• LASD Reports 189 Employees, 662 Inmates Have Tested Positive For COVID-19 Since Pandemic Began
• Rental Assistance: Aurora Offering Help For Residents Affected Financially By COVID-19 crisis
• President Donald Trump To Visit Michigan Ford Plant Thursday
• Izzy's Ice Cream Puts Minneapolis Location Up For Sale
• 'The Sound Of Joy': Baltimore County Churches Ring Their Bells To Thank Frontline Workers
• 412 Food Rescue, PAART Team Up For People And Pet Food Distribution
• Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Postpones Star Spangled Spectacular Concert
• Delaware Retailers Take Small But Important Step Of Opening For Appointment Only
• 'Give People Some Clear Advice Locally': Philadelphia To Have Own Reopening Recommendations As CDC Puts Out Roadmap
• Northglenn Passes Face Mask Resolution For All Residents Ages 3 And Up
• LA County Sheriff Calls Civilian Oversight Meeting 'Public Shaming Endeavor', Refuses Subpoena
• Gov. Walz: Outdoor Dining Allowed To Return At Restaurants, Salons To Reopen On June 1
• 'Anna Rose Proved Everybody Wrong': Rowan University Celebrates 1st Graduate Who Has Down Syndrome
• Apple Offers Faster Way To Unlock Your iPhone While Wearing A Face Mask
• Federal Appeals Court Blocks Ohio From Executing Man Sentenced For The Rape, Murder Of 12-Year-Old Boy Scout
• Captain Tom Moore to be knighted by the queen after raising millions
• Men Suspected In $150K Jewelry Smash-And-Grab At Tracy Costco Arrested
• Ones For Texas: Dallas ISD Teacher Uses Characters During Online Instruction
• Report: Cowboys Pass Rusher Aldon Smith Reinstated By NFL; Last Played In 2015
• JetBlue To Block Middle Seats Through 4th Of July
• Patriots Sign Top Pick Kyle Dugger, Their Final Draft Pick To Sign
• Pa. Supreme Court To Make Decision On Lawsuit Over Western Psych Shooting
• Suspect In Game Threat To Ohio State Football Players Changes Plea
• Music Therapy Moves Forward Virtually At Gilchrist
• Denver Offers Rent, Food, Health Support During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Aldermen Vote For New Protections For Workers, Relief For Businesses During COVID-19 Crisis
• Few Napa Restaurants Ready For Immediate Expanded Stage 2 Dine-In Reopening
• Wolf Administration Drafting Guidelines To Pave Return Of Sports
• Ypsilanti Cancels Summer Beer Festival
• Diplomas, Bouquet Of Roses Hand Delivered To Each Oakland Catholic Graduating Senior
• More Than 100,000 COVID-19 Cases Confirmed, Pritzker Says Restaurants Can Reopen With Restrictions
• Mother Bear, 3 Cubs Ransack Couple's Vehicle During Getaway In Smoky Mountains
• Dallas Police Bust 3 Spas, 2 Related Homes For Prostitution
• Colorado Reports First Cases Of New Coronavirus-Related Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome In Children
• How will companies keep employees safe at offices?
• University Of California Completes Fossil Fuel Divestment From $126B Portfolio
• 128 New Coronavirus Deaths Reported In Massachusetts With 1,045 Additional Cases
• Police: Attempted Abductor Asks Hollywood Jogger, 'Hey It's Raining. Would You Like A Ride?'
• Senate panel approves subpoena for consulting firm in Ukraine probe
• The Weeknd Reschedules 'After Hours' Tour, Including Pittsburgh Show
• Pompeo defends firing of State Department watchdog
• Coronavirus Testing Capacity Increases Across Maryland Including Universal Testing At Correctional, Juvenile Facilities
• Ones For Texas: TCU Faculty Congratulates Class Of 2020
• Trump allies identifying pro-Trump doctors to publicly support his views
• The riskiest and safest places to be as states lift coronavirus restrictions
• Three Chicago Churches Cited For Disorderly Conduct For Holding Services Over Weekend
• Carbondale Requires Face Masks While In Public
• The 47th Annual Daytime Emmy Awards Come To CBS On Friday, June 26th
• Meals On Wheels Of Central Maryland Sees Dramatic Increase In Demand Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Cheerleader Bit By Copperhead Snake While Practicing Routines In Backyard
• Woman Jailed, Released After Alleged San Francisco Robberies Arrested Again For Attempted Robbery
• State Gives Stanislaus County Green Light To Reopen Quicker
• Few minority owners say they got small business loans
• Nonprofit Serving Meals To People With Serious Illnesses Receives $400,000 Donation From Lockheed Martin
• Cheerleader Bitten By Copperhead Snake While Practicing Routines In Backyard
• Dallas Police Identify Mother, Daughter Killed In Murder-Suicide
• 6-Year-Old Boy Finds Stolen Safe At Bottom Of Lake, Solves 8-Year-Old Mystery
• Taylor Man Accused Of Shooting His Own Son
• Twins' Nelson Cruz Named Finalist For 2020 Muhammad Ali Sports Humanitarian Award
• Pa. Agriculture Department Tells Consumers To Throw Out Any Moo Echo Dairy Products Immediately
• What to know about canceling travel plans during the pandemic
• Hot Memorial Day Weekend Expected To Bring Crowds To SoCal Beaches
• NYC will test ultraviolet light to kill virus on subways
• Man allegedly shot Waffle House cook after refusing to wear mask
• Merrimack Valley To Start Seeing Gas Explosion Settlement Checks Averaging $8,000 Per Household
• Sunnyvale Authorities Arrest Attempted Murder Suspect In Shooting
• For parts of U.S., cicadas are back after 17 years
• Here Are The Casinos Planning To Reopen For Memorial Day Weekend
• The Dig Callback: How LES Mainstay Economy Candy Is Reinventing Itself
• New Yorkers made videos about face masks – and they're awesome
• Employees Say Hundreds Of Tyson Foods Workers In Texas Have Tested Positive For COVID-19
• Poll: Americans Harbor Strong Fear Of Second Wave Of Coronavirus Infections
• Bill Criminalizing Sharing Of Crime, Accident Photos After Kobe Bryant Crash Passes First Hurdle
• Astronauts Arriving For NASA's 1st Home Launch In A Decade
• Plan Submitted To Governor's Office To Get Youth Sports Going Again In Colorado
• Zuckerberg on Facebook's new feature and curbing misinformation
• FBI Issues Warning To Public After Reports Of 'Zoombombing' With Child Abuse Being Displayed During Virtual Meetings
• Watch At 1 p.m. On CBS4 & CBSN Denver: Colorado Gov. Jared Polis To Discuss Coronavirus
• 1 in 5 physician assistants furloughed amid COVID-19
• City Council Approves Plan For Tribune Tower East, 102-Story Skyscraper That Would Be Chicago's 2nd Tallest Building
• How some colleges plan to reopen this fall amid the pandemic
• Body Found On Venice Beach Identified As WWE Wrestler Shad Gaspard
• "THE CW HAPPY HOUR" FEATURES 7 COMEDY STAND-UP SPECIALS
• United Steelworkers Throw Endorsement Behind Former VP Joe Biden
• Trump threatens states over expanded access to mail-in voting
• Matt Lauer writes op-ed about Ronan Farrow
• F-35 fighter jet crashes at Eglin Air Force Base, days after F-22 crash
• Trump-backed firm gets $1.3B contract to build 42 miles of border wall
• U.S. births fall to a 35-year low
• Texas AG Ken Paxton Files Appeal To Block Ruling That Allows Mail-In Ballots For Those Concerned About COVID-19
• Texas Governor Greg Abbott Pushing For Kids To Have A 'Normal' Summer During Pandemic
• Former Hughes Stadium Site Won't Be Turned Into Neighborhood After All
• N.J. Gov. Murphy Announces Coronavirus Public Testing Partnership With Walmart And Quest Diagnostics
• NCAA Weighs Moratorium Amid Push To Offer Fall Sports
• Fire Investigators Searching For One-Handed Arson Suspect In Stanislaus County
• ICYMI: Gov. Whitmer Provides Update On State's Response To Midland County Flooding
• 3rd Person Charged In Connection With Deadly Arnold Shooting
• Minneapolis Reclaims Crown For Top Park System In The Nation; St. Paul Ranked At No. 3
• Maryland Judge Isn't Ordering Jail To Free Inmates In Coronavirus Hot Spot
• Tom Brady, LeBron James Teaming Up For Apple TV Series 'Greatness Code'
• Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser Leads Coalition To Allow Marijuana Business Access To Federal Banking System
• Roseville Police: No Injuries After Several Shots Fired At Hotel
• Antonio Gandy-Golden, Redskins Draft Pick From Liberty University, Says He Had Coronavirus
• Santa Clara University Plans For Fall Reopening, In-Person Classes If Orders Allow
• NFL Studying Helmet Face Guard That Works Like Surgical Mask
• La Crosse Dentist Sentenced To 6 Years For Tax Evasion
• With A 'Heavy Heart', Burger Jones' Minneapolis Location To Permanently Close
• Ghost Guns Seized In Statewide Raids Targeting Failed Ammo Background Checks
• VP Mike Pence, Gov. Ron DeSantis Deliver PPE To Orlando Nursing Home
• Feeling Lonely, Disconnected During The Coronavirus Pandemic? You're Not Alone
• Paul Pierce Says LeBron James Is Not A Top-Five Player In NBA History
• St. Anthony Main Movie Theatre Plans To Reopen June 5
• National Aviary: Andean Condor Pair's Egg Stops Developing
• Are Dentists And Dog Groomers Safe? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Man Suffers Life-Threatening Injuries After Getting Shot, Robbed In San Francisco SoMa District
• Walmart To Offer Self-Administered COVID-19 Tests At 7 New Jersey Stores As Cases Top 150,000
• 'United CleanPlus' Launches At Denver International Airport To Boost Passenger Safety
• NFL Looks To Technology And Player Safety In Wake Of COVID-19
• Calvin 'Bob' Johnson Found Safe In St. Paul
• Chesapeake Bay Blue Crab Population Remains Healthy Despite Significant Decline In Juvenile Crabs, DNR Says
• Coroner Identifies Two Men Killed In Separate Deadly Antioch Shootings
• H-E-B Holding 'Texas-Sized' Virtual Ceremony To Honor Graduating Seniors
• Texas Department Of State Health Services To Distribute Antiviral Drug Remdesivir In Dallas-Fort Worth To Treat COVID-19
• Baltimore County Water Billing Will Restart In June And July
• Oprah Gives $12 Million To Chicago Groups, Others In U.S. For COVID-19
• CHP Officer Honored For Saving Man From Whirlpool While Off-Duty
• LeBron James, Tom Brady Joining Forces To Co-Produce 'Greatness Code' Docuseries For Apple TV+
• Sears' Survival Is In Doubt
• Oprah Winfrey Gives Grants To 'Home' Cities, Including Baltimore, Chicago, During Pandemic
• Inmates on life inside prison during the pandemic
• Detroit-Area Doctor Accused Of Misdiagnosing Epilepsy Gives Up License
• Ardern says 4-day workweek could help New Zealand's economy
• Santa Clara County To Offer Free COVID-19 Regardless Of Symptoms
• Alleged Identity Thief Arrested After Spending $250K On Convertible Bentley, Land Rover
• Irving Police Investigating Man Shot To Death On Pleasant Run Road
• Volkswagen apologizes for "tasteless" car ad with racist overtones
• Pelosi triggers rule allowing remote voting in the House for 45 days
• None Hurt Following Float Plane Crash In Lino Lakes
• Cuomo says majority of virus spread is in low-income communities
• Court Backs FPL In Hollywood Nursing Home Deaths Case
• Suspect In Redwood City Domestic Assault Arrested By U.S. Marshals In San Francisco
• Stockton Officer Kicked In The Chest Several Times During Struggle With Suspect
• Philadelphia Police: Suspect Who Set Several Fires Apprehended At SEPTA's 69th Street Station
• Protesters Object To Crawford Power Plant Demolition Plan In Little Village
• NYPD Busts Another Brooklyn Yeshiva Operating Illegally Amid Coronavirus Shutdown
• Jeffco Open Space Suspends New Campground Reservations
• WATCH: Detroit Police Seek Help Locating Breaking And Entering Suspects
• Investigators Bring In Excavator To Search Property For Cassandra Gross, Who Disappeared In 2018
• Expect A Long Wait If You're Calling Florida's DEO About An Unemployment Claim
• Ocho-Tippo: Chad Johnson Leaves $1,000 Tip At Florida Restaurant After Reopening
• Bryn Mawr Doctor Teams Up With Former Classmate To Find Medical Equipment For Pennsylvania Health Care Workers
• Massachusetts Marijuana Shops Can Offer Curbside Pickup Starting Monday
• Oxford Gym Stays Open, Owner To Fight Massachusetts Reopening Plan
• Coronavirus Shutdown Angst Continues At New Jersey Gym, Multiple Citations Issued
• Maryland Should 'Move As Quickly As Possible' To Allow Outdoor Restaurant Seating, Franchot Says
• ReOpen Baltimore County Rally Planned For Friday
• Driver Smashes Into 5 Different Parked Cars In Denver, Walks Away
• Coronavirus (MN): Lab-Confirmed Cases Rise By 645 With 29 More Deaths Reported
• Man Indicted In Death Of Bethel Park Woman Allegedly Kidnapped, Taken To The Nevada Desert
• TEA Optional End-of-Year Assessments
• Millions Of Americans To Get Stimulus Money Via Prepaid Cards
• Tulare County Leaders Defy Health Orders, Vote To Let Business And Churches Reopen
• Free Virtual Events & Activities Happening This Week In The Twin Cities (May 18 - May 24)
• Despite Coronavirus, Baltimore's YouthWorks Program Will Continue This Summer With In-Person, Virtual Efforts
• VIDEO: Detroit Police Seek Suspect Involved In Fatal Stabbing On City's West Side
• Speed Limit On Boulder Residential Streets To Be Lowered From 25 To 20
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 5-20-20
• Coronavirus In Texas: Worker At Blue Bell Creameries Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Woodward Avenue Near I-94 In Detroit To Close For Two Weekends
• Body of ex-WWE star found on California's Venice Beach
• Former NFL Star Chad "Ochocinco" Johnson Leaves $1,000 Tip At Cooper City Restaurant
• Fire Rips Through Several New Bedford Buildings
• Report: Academy Considers Postponing 2021 Oscars
• At Least 15 Employees Injured After Dog Training Spray Can Bursts At Baltimore County Recycling Facility
• Michigan Ranked No. 35 In Best & Worst States For Military Retirees
• VIDEO: CHP North Bay Pursuit Tops 130 MPH; Driver Arrested In Richmond
• Police Ask For Help Finding Driver Who Hit & Killed Woman On Dallas Sidewalk
• MLS Cancels July All-Star Game In LA
• 7-Year-Old Child Killed While Attempting To Cross Blue Sky Drive In Arlington
• Philadelphia Police Release Surveillance Video Of Suspect Wanted For Spray-Painting Swastikas In Center City
• President Trump Threatens To Cut Michigan's Funding After Absentee Ballot Move
• Tom Brady Still Finds Humor In 28-3 Jokes On Twitter
• Class Of 2020 Entering Worst Job Market Since Great Depression
• 9-Year-Old Making Surprise Care Packages for Seniors During Stay-At-Home Order
• Deputies Catch Suspects After Kick-In Burglary At Granite Bay Home
• Six Flags Great Adventure Safari Drive-Thru To Reopen May 30, Advance Reservations Required
• Proposed Charter Amendments Address SFPD Staffing, Public Corruption, City College Funding
• Metropolitan Museum Of Art Planning To Reopen By End Of Summer
• Patriots Reportedly Sign Patrick Chung To 2-Year Extension
• COVID-19 News Minute: Have We Reached Peak Quarantine Fatigue?
• 2 Children -- Noah Wyhe, Alexus Garcia -- Go Missing In Colorado Springs
• Woman Hospitalized After Hand Becomes Stuck In Meat Grinder At Anaheim Restaurant
• Former South Florida Deputy Headed To Prison For Stealing From Kids' Charity
• Transcript: Biden foreign policy adviser on COVID shortfalls, failures in Syria
• Wednesday's Child: 17-Year-Old Brianna
• Technology Expansion: McKinney ISD To Issue Macbooks For Students Grades 3-12
• Wisconsin Testing Delays Grow For DNA And Other Evidence
• Timberwolves Set To Reopen Practice For Voluntary Workouts
• MISSING: Jazmyne Moulder, 15, Last Seen In Unincorporated Bloom Township
• 7-Year-Old Michigan Girl Asks Her Mom To Create A Mask For The Tooth Fairy
• Maryland COVID-19 Hospitalizations Continue Downward Trend As Death Toll Surpasses 2,000
• Aurora Sets Up Mobile Food Pantry To 'Eliminate Barriers' And Help Struggling Families
• For First Time Since Civil War, Big Butler Fair Is Canceled Due To Coronavirus
• Miami Weather: Another Day, Another Round Of Thunderstorms
• Huge cyclone slams into India's coast, and it's already a killer
• PTL Links: May 20, 2020
• Johnson & Johnson To Stop Selling Talc-Based Baby Powder In United States, Canada
• Driver Expected To Be OK After Rollover Crash In Elk Grove On Laguna Boulevard
• Flynn asks D.C. Circuit to force judge to drop case against him
• 'He Said He Was Proud Of Me, And That Meant The World To Me,' Says Quinn Cook About Kobe Bryant
• Texas Church Cancels All Mass After Death Of Possibly COVID-19 Positive Priest
• Tastefully Simple Recipes For WCCO-TV Viewers
• Dana-Farber To Test Blood Cancer Drug In Coronavirus Patients
• Cooking With Rania: Copycat Blueberry Sour Cream Scones
• Ranking Confidence In Each Pro Sports League's Chances Of Playing In 2020
• Body Found On Venice Beach Believed To Be WWE Wrestler Shad Gaspard
• Ever-friendlier U.S.-Taiwan ties draw "firm opposition" from China
• Nearly 50 Pennsylvania Nursing Homes Reported 20 Or More Deaths Related To COVID-19, Data Shows
• Can Coronavirus Be Transmitted Through Mosquito Bites?
• Massive Two-Alarm Fire Roars Through San Jose Salvage Yard
• 'Unlike Anything I Have Ever Seen': Target's Online Sales More Than Doubled During Lockdown
• Truck Catches Fire On Highway 50 In West Sacramento; Search On For Driver
• 'You Can't Take Everything At Face Value': New Jersey, Other States, Work to Fight Virus Misinformation
• Weather Blog: Pollen Season Still Here
• Senior Spotlight: Coral Springs High Grad Says Giving Back To His Community Is His Greatest Accomplishment
• Multiple Dams Break Forcing Thousands To Evacuate In Midland County
• After Nearly 3 Decades, Moose & Sadie's Closes In The North Loop
• Dallas Police Investigating After Man Killed In Front Yard On Jamaica Street
• Salute Flight To Recognize South Florida Essential Workers
• Reba McEntire Postpones Arena Tour Until Summer 2021
• Bruins' Bruce Cassidy On An NHL Return: 'Just Hopeful We Get A Chance To Play'
• Johnson & Johnson To Discontinue Sales Of Talc-Based Baby Powder In U.S.
• San Mateo County Teens Bring Groceries To Vulnerable Neighbors
• Coronavirus Roundup: Schools Face New Challenge -- Budget Cuts; Airlines Returning To San Francisco International
• Survey Shows Fewer Than Half Of Americans Will Go Back To Restaurants Right Away
• Napa County Prepares For Expansion Of COVID-19 Reopenings To Include Dine-In Restaurants
• Chicago mayor battling two pandemics in her first year in office
• CVS Returning $43 Million In Coronavirus Relief Funds
• Duquesne Light Employees Deliver Food To Over 500 Families In Need
• Ken Osmond, Eddie Haskell on "Leave It to Beaver," has died
• Hollywood To Open "Cafe Zones" To Help Restaurants
• Amazon Releases Rendering Of New Fulfillment Center In Wilmington, Expected To Bring 1,000 Full-Time Positions
• Kroger Doubles Back, Will Not Require Workers To Return COVID-19 Overpayments
• Johnson & Johnson Will Stop Selling Talc-Based Baby Powder
• North Carolina Mounts Campaign To Lure Tesla Away From Bay Area
• Fallen Tree Damages Car, Brings Down Wires In Perry North
• Thousands forced to leave Ford Chicago plant day after it reopened
• Activists warn mail-in voting is essential but must be done right
• How the COVID-linked illness in kids is and isn't like Kawasaki Disease
• Chicago Weather: Warmup On The Way
• Popular Ocean City Beach Grill Implements Changes To Comply With Take-Out Only Restrictions Ahead Of Memorial Day Weekend
• Bay Area Schools Facing Tough Challenges As Newsom Trims Budget To Weather COVID-19 Shortfalls
• Nickelback Cancels 'All The Right Reasons' Tour
• Motorcyclist, 25, Struck And Killed By Car In The Bronx
• Fall Out Boy, Green Day And Weezer Postpone 'Hella Mega Tour', Including Pittsburgh Stop
• 'Everybody Has To Adjust'; Purely Meat Company Launches Home Delivery After 75% Drop In Restaurant Business
• Woman Found Dead In House After Shootings And Police Standoff In Dallas
• Kids Surprise Other Children With 'Smiles For Miles' Gifts On Doorsteps
• Firefighters Battling Fire In Englewood
• Radio used by Titanic to call for help can be salvaged, judge rules
• Ruby Rose Exits 'Batwoman', CW To Recast Role
• Breakthrough Hub Offers To Coach Businesses Struggling Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Illinois Lawmakers Returning To Springfield To Discuss Budget, COVID-19 Relief
• Police Searching For Suspect Following Fatal Shooting In North Minneapolis
• "CBS This Morning" anchors mark one year together
• New York Weather: CBS2's 5/20 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• Philadelphia Police: Man Wanted For Raping Woman, Shooting Roommate In Overbrook Park Home Invasion
• Children Suffering From COVID-19-Linked Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome Identified In North Texas
• Stay-At-Home Order Impacting Children's Mental Health
• Study Ranks Pittsburgh As Third Best City In United States For Coffee Lovers
• Doctor dies of COVID-19 after delaying retirement to help
• Nursing Homes, Retirement Communities Hiring For Roles Needed To Keep Residents Safe
• Ashley HomeStore Facing Heat Over Customer Service Struggles; Damaged Or Incomplete Orders And Slow Refunds
• CBO predicts high unemployment for years to come
• Carbon emissions fall 17% worldwide under lockdowns
• Pence says he isn't taking hydroxychloroquine
• Kroger retracts demand sick workers return extra COVID-19 pay
• Some NFL teams reopening training facilities
• Missouri carries out first execution since COVID-19 outbreak began
• Biden inches closer to nomination with Oregon primary win
• J&J discontinues sale of talc-based baby powder in U.S., Canada
• Some Social Security recipients to get stimulus checks today
• Field Hospitals At DCU Center In Worcester, UMass Lowell To Close This Week
• Transcript: Karim Sadjadpour on "Intelligence Matters"
• Pittsburgh Weather: Wind & Cooler Temperatures Move Through The Area
• Colorado Weather: Gusty Winds Keep Fire Danger High, Storms Possible North
• Philadelphia Police: Driver Injured After Shot Multiple Times In Cedarbrook
• Police: Man Shot, Killed Just Feet From Home In Kingsessing
• Pittsburgh Good Deeds Sponsors 31 Pet Adoptions At Animal Friends
• Canonsburg Cancels Memorial Day Parade As Restrictions On Mass Gatherings Remain In Place
• Firefighters Rescue Ducklings From Storm Drain In New Stanton
• State Police Bringing In Special Equipment To Search For 10-Year-Old Who Fell Into Ohio River
• Schneider's Dairy Part Of USDA's 'Farmers To Families' Program
• Wednesday's Show Info (5/20/20)
• Local Doctor Urges Colleagues To Speak Out Against Anti-Vaccine Movement
• Beware Of Stimulus Check Scams, Internet Security Expert Warns
• 'In Heaven': Local 89-Year-Old Man Is Recovering At Daughter's Home After Surviving Coronavirus Despite Diabetes, High Blood Pressure And Needing Ventilator

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• Political ads expected to surge as pandemic limits campaigning
• Pandemic highlights weaknesses in the federal government
• Trump slams mail-in voting plans, threatens to withhold funding from states
• Bike riding surges during the coronavirus pandemic
• Pompeo defends firing of State Department inspector general
• Complaints to airline companies soar as customers demand refunds
• CDC quietly releases detailed guidelines for reopening
• Researchers say COVID-19 vaccine effective in monkey tests
• All 50 states prepare to partially reopen as COVID-19 death toll surpasses 93,000
• Michigan dam breaks force thousands to evacuate
• CBS Evening News, May 20, 2020
• Disney Springs partially reopens in Florida
• Body of former WWE star Shad Gaspard found on California beach
• Distribution and supply chain issues likely with COVID-19 vaccine
• New York City testing ultraviolet lights to kill coronavirus on subways and buses
• Tech giants clash with health officials over COVID-19 tracing app
• The 60 Minutes report that helped reveal Lance Armstrong doping
• Cuomo's "Wear A Mask" ad contest finalists
• Powerful cyclone rips through India and Bangladesh
• Pompeo says he was asked about investigation before recommending I.G. firing
• Trump gives White House trips some campaign flair
• Surge in airline complaints and demands for ticket refunds
• New York Governor Cuomo on where new coronavirus cases are coming from
• Teen with cerebral palsy achieves goal of walking across graduation stage
• Louisville police accused of using false information to obtain no-knock warrant for Breonna Taylor's apartment
• GOP groups use Tara Reade allegations to attack Democratic candidates
• Professor outlines how and where coronavirus spreads, and how to reduce the risk
• Coronavirus pandemic grips Mumbai's overcrowded slums and packed hospitals
• CDC quietly releases more detailed guidelines for reopening economy
• Tech expert on virtual games and activities to try while social distancing
• Veteran NASA astronauts to be first to launch from American soil since retirement of Space Shuttle
• Memorable moments from the "CBS This Morning" anchor team's year together
• Colonel Tom Moore to be knighted after receiving special nomination from Boris Johnson
• Medicare administrator faces tough questions about handling of COVID-19 crisis
• Annie Glenn, widow of astronaut John Glenn, dies of COVID-19 complications
• Black woman sues white police officers over alleged assault
• College seniors grapple with changing job market and lost opportunities amid coronavirus
• States begin to get back to business
• Former CDC Director Dr. Frieden discusses his nonprofit's recommended guidelines to reopen U.S.
• 2 dam breaches in central Michigan force mass evacuations over flooding concerns
• Michigan auto workers return to manufacturing plants after coronavirus shutdown