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Articles from May 21, 2020

• Large Group Of Lincoln High Grads Ignore Social Distancing Orders To Pose For Class Photo
• Counties Enter Phase 2 With Confusion, Frustration Over State Health Requirements
• Visitors Head To Reopened Orange, LA County Beaches Ahead Of Memorial Day Weekend
• Sacramento Supervisor Turns Animal Rescue Superhero, Saves Ducklings From Storm Drain
• 'Free, Easy, Quick': Gov. Jared Polis, Denver Mayor Michael Hancock Team Up For Coronavirus Testing
• Denver Auto Show Canceled for First Time In 44 Years
• Missing Mother: Video Shows Remote Area Where Suzanne Morphew Was Reportedly Biking When She Disappeared
• Boyfriend Of City Councilwoman Makes Threats Outside Lakewood Assisted Living Facility, Employees Say He Had Knife
• Pets May Experience Anxiety As Owners Leave Home, Head Back To Work
• Loomis Family United With Newborn Baby Born Via Surrogate In Ukraine
• Survey: Minority Owned Small Businesses Overlooked By Federal Relief Programs
• Visitors Crowd Forest Service Roads As San Bernardino Mountains Open Ahead Of Memorial Day Weekend
• Kelvin Watson, Accused Of Shooting Waffle House Cook Over Wearing Mask, Released From Jail
• 18-Year-Old Arrested On Felony Charge 45 Minutes After Being Released From Weld County Jail
• Courtland Sutton Named To CBS Sports Top 25 NFL Players Under 25
• Non-Essential Travelers Asked To Stay Home This Memorial Day Weekend
• Reopening Colorado: Denver Zoo Submits Request To Operate With One-Way Foot Traffic
• Doctors Call Contact Tracers Key To Stopping Second Wave
• 'A Very Sad Milestone:' LA County Records 2,000 Coronavirus Deaths
• Colorado Fallen Heroes Memorial Dedication, Other Memorial Day Tributes On Hold
• Road Trips Expected To Be Popular Once People Start Traveling Again
• Stockton Pastor Accused Of Molesting Numerous Children In Tulare County In The 1990s
• 'Countless Memories': Thornton Police Chief Randy Nelson To Retire This Month After 45 Years
• Cook County Board Votes To Release COVID-19 Patient Addresses To First Responders
• Police: Armed Robbery Suspect Arrested After Jumping Into River To Hide From Officers
• Police In Walnut Creek Investigate Shooting That Hospitalized 2
• Little League Baseball Likely To Return This Summer With Different Look
• Elk Grove Police Looking To Identify Suspects Who Scammed Elderly Woman Out Of Money
• Crestwood Police Officer Charged With Beating Wife And Daughters
• People Making A Difference: Strangers Stage Driveway Production For Senior Missing Out On Final High School Musical
• Mall Mayhem: Brawl Caught On Camera At Southlake Mall In Merrillville, Indiana
• Baltimore Mayor Hopes President Trump Will 'Change His Mind' About Fort McHenry Visit And Stay Home On Memorial Day
• Hostile Crowd Confronts Police At Deadly Shooting Scene In Jamaica Plain
• Dr. Anthony Fauci Sends Surprise Message To Johns Hopkins Class Of 2020 Graduates
• Howard County Investigating Police Chase That Ended In Elkridge, Baltimore County Officer-Involved Shooting
• Greene Turtle In Fells Point To Close After More Than 30 Years In Business
• Some Dental Offices Now Charging COVID-19 Fee
• Turlock Police Investigating Fatal Shooting On Cherry Blossom Lane
• Iconic Tito's Tacos To Reopen On June 1, Partners With Local Delivery Service Using Certified Food Handlers
• IDES Says 75,000 Pandemic Unemployment Assistance Claims Processed In A Week But No Numbers On How Many Approved
• MDH's New Antibody Studies Include Neighborhood Visits, Voluntary Testing
• Kennedy: $3 Trillion Coronavirus Relief Bill Is Still Needed Despite Reopenings
• New York City Could Begin Reopening In Early June, Mayor De Blasio Says
• Coney Island Beaches Open For Memorial Day Weekend... Sort Of...
• Long Island Man Accused Of Killing Father During Video Chat Meeting
• Congestion On The Road To Recovery: DOT Numbers Show More Drivers Hitting New York Roads
• Demanding Answers: Why Won't Anyone Enforce Airport Quarantine Rules In New York Or New Jersey?
• Lori Loughlin, Husband Mossimo Giannulli Pleading Guilty In College Admissions Scam
• NJ Hospital Considered Epicenter Of Coronavirus Pandemic Now Ready To Resume Elective Surgeries
• Deputies Arrest Man On Suspicion Of Possessing Child Porn In Lathrop
• 'You're My Angel': Beaver Co. Community Organizes Candlelight Vigil To Remember 10-Year-Old Boy Who Drowned In Ohio River
• Vikings Pass Rusher Ifeadi Odenigbo Now In Key Role
• Some North Texas Bars Rush To Get Back In Business, Others Plan To Wait
• COVID-19 Test Site At C.B. Smith Park Now Testing Children
• Florida's Unemployment System Suffers Data Breach
• Broward Schools Releases Distance Learning Survey; Miami-Dade Schools Extends Deadline
• Broward County Sets Target Date For Partial Reopening Of Beaches
• Miami-Dade Police Responding To Scene Of Child Abduction In Kendall
• Gov. Wolf Signs Bill Allowing Pennsylvania Bars, Restaurants To Sell Cocktails-To-Go Ahead Of Memorial Day Weekend
• The Do's And Don'ts Of Face Masks, Including How Best To Clean Them
• Canton Boy's Act Of Generosity Warms A Community
• Global Security Company, Securitas, Hiring Nearly 600 Positions Across SoCal
• 24 Asymptomatic Workers At Twin Cities Long-Term Care Facility Test Positive For COVID-19
• I-Team: Local Vigilante Uses Time Off During Pandemic To Catch Criminals
• Retail Apocalypse: Victoria's Secret, Bath & Body Works To Close Hundreds Of Stores
• Here's What Can Reopen In Massachusetts On Monday
• Summit County's Class Of 2020 Honored With Parade In Breckenridge
• Minneapolis Mayor Frey Signs Requirement For Face Coverings In City
• Coroner: Smoke Inhalation Killed 34 In California Dive Boat Fire
• Detroit City Council President Pro-Tem Secures 7,000 Masks For Inmates
• What Will Summer Travel Look Like This Year? Think Local
• Blue Cross Blue Shield Of Michigan To Return $100M To Its Customers
• Judge Denies State's Request To Close Michigan Man's Barbershop
• Coronavirus: Riverside, San Bernardino Counties Report Additional Deaths
• 'I Am A Fighter': Roanoke Business Owner Remains Resilient After Permanently Closing Doors
• WWII Veteran And Former White House Guard From Pittsburgh Celebrates 100th Birthday With Help From City Officials
• New Jersey Gov. Murphy Gives Barbershops, Salons Hope Reopening May Be Weeks, Not Months Away
• Walsh: 'You Certainly Shouldn't Be Going To Cookouts' This Memorial Day Weekend
• Ford Plants Shutdown: 3 Employees At Dearborn, Chicago Plants Test Positive For Covid-19
• Social Distancing Practices To Be Challenged During Sunny Memorial Day Weekend
• President Donald Trump Tours Michigan Ford Plant
• Remote Learning Leaves DPS Teachers Worried About Student Education, Safety
• Dozens Call For Delaware County To Reopen Just Feet Away From Barbershop Defying Gov. Wolf's Stay-At-Home Orders
• New Rules Designed To Help Boston Restaurants Offer Outdoor Dining
• EPA Reaches $6.5M Settlement To Clean Up Whittier Superfund Site
• San Jose Police, Mayor's Office At Odds Over Enforcement Of Proposed Face Mask Ordinance
• Several People Arrested In San Clemente Protests Against Coronavirus Lockdown
• Dallas Police Searching For Driver Who Struck, Killed Bicyclist Then Fled Scene
• Local Teacher Receives $10,000 Donation, Surprise Virtual Visit From Pittsburgh Penguins' Bryan Rust
• 'I Was Shocked': Utility Companies Continue To Charge Businesses For Fees Even As They Remain Closed
• Child Care Confusion: As Illinois Moves To Stage Three Daycare Owners Unsure Of Requirements To Reopen
• Oakland Mother Demands Justice For Daughter Killed In Brutal March Slaying
• Lodi Small Businesses Getting Some Relief As San Joaquin County Is Approved To Reopen Quicker
• LA Fire Chief Unsure Why Smoke Shop That Went Up In Flames Was Never Inspected
• State Lawmakers Debate Expansion Of Mail-In Voting For General Election
• 'Blindsided' Restaurateurs Say Gov. Tim Walz Didn't Listen To Their Concerns Before Issuing New Order
• El Dorado County Fairgrounds Could Close Indefinitely If 2020 County Fair Doesn't Happen
• Owners Of San Francisco's Iconic LGBTQ Bar 'The Stud' Lament Coronavirus-Forced Closure
• LAPD Reports 114 Employees Have Tested Positive For COVID-19 Since Pandemic Began, 73 Have Recovered
• 2 Officers Injured In South Sacramento Crash
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: State Must Boost Testing Numbers At Nursing Homes Several Times Over To Meet Gov. Tom Wolf's Goal
• Coyotes Euthanized Not Responsible For Recent Attack On 90-Year-Old Man In Laguna Beach
• Maryland Food Bank Donates 4.4M Pounds Of Food In April
• Nurses Claim Century Communities Refused To Return Portions Of New Home Deposits
• Man And Woman Walking In Lowell Killed By Car
• 'Never Seen A Fire Like This': Large Fire Damages Apartment Building In Lower Burrell
• Maryland Department Of Natural Resources Reminding Appalachian Trail Visitors To Watch Where They Park
• Day Care Centers Struggle Amid Falling Enrollment, Uncertainty About Future
• Orinda Nursing Facility That Was Site Of Deadly COVID-19 Outbreak Under Investigation
• Scientists say climate change is turning coastal Antarctica green
• BayRunner Shuttle To Reopen Operations June 1
• Former Taunton Elementary School Principal Faces Drunk Driving Charges
• Legislative Budget Committee Limits Cuts To Education
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Klobuchar being vetted by Biden as veep
• Lost And Found: CHP Officer Goes Above And Beyond To Return Lost Stuffed Animal To Young Girl
• Mid-Michigan Flooding The Environmental Impacts Are Unknown
• FDA Says Cows May Have Caused E. Coli Lettuce Contamination
• FBI Investigating Child Sexual Abuse Material Being Displayed During Virtual Meetings
• FBI: Shooting At Texas Naval Base 'Terrorism-Related'
• Bay Area Cafe Chain Specialty Gives Away Free Cookie Dough As Farewell
• Prosecutors: Delaware County Man Facing Child Pornography Charges After Targeting Boys On Video Game Streaming Platform Twitch
• 9 More Coronavirus-Related Deaths In New Hampshire, Cases Rise By 67
• Burning Dive Boat Tragedy: All 34 Died Of Smoke Inhalation
• Philadelphia Police: Man Dies After Being Shot 8 Times In Kensington
• Eat 'N Park Reopening Temporarily Closed Restaurants For Takeout, With Ohio And West Virginia Locations Offering Dine-In
• Miami Dolphins QB Ryan Fitzpatrick & DT Davon Godcheaux Give Offseason Update In Age Of COVID-19
• Coronavirus Updates: Latest COVID-19 Headlines From May 21, 2020
• Hard Rock Casino Customers Eager To Try Their Luck With Their Wallets, Not Their Health
• Lori Loughlin, Husband Mossimo Giannulli Pleading Guilty In College Admissions Scandal
• Water Main Break Prompts Precautionary Flush And Boil Water Advisory In Polish Hill
• Maryland State Police Issue Nearly 400 Traffic Citations, Warnings On Capital Beltway During Enforcement Initiative
• New Hampshire's Mel's Funway Park Ready To Reopen For Holiday Weekend
• UC Eliminates ACT/SAT Requirement For Admissions Selection, Announces Plans For Replacement Test
• Delaware Man Arrested For Sexually Assaulting Multiple Ponies: Police
• Paraglider Crashes From 50-100 Feet In Northwest Boulder County
• National Guard, CDC Called In To Help With COVID-19 Outbreak At Berks Heim Nursing Home
• New Poll Shows Tight Race For Baltimore City Council President
• 'Your Child Is So Lucky To Have You As A Parent': Local Special Education Teacher Writes Pandemic Parenting Guide
• San Francisco Restaurateur Nick Bovis Pleads Guilty In Public Works Corruption Probe
• 'Silver Lining In The Cloud Of The COVID': Long Island Downtowns Re-Envisioning Life After Reopening
• Sen. Pat Toomey Talks With Athletes And Health Experts About Safely Resuming Youth Sports
• Lightfoot: Chicago Restaurants Won't Be Able To Open Next Week
• Dr. James 'Charlie' Mahoney Succumbs To COVID-19, Remembered As A Beloved Pillar Of The University Hospital Of Brooklyn
• Sacramento Leaders Considering Free Internet Proposal For Low-Income Households
• Sheriff Refuses To Appear At Oversight Meeting; Subpoena Issued For Information Regarding Crime Scene Photographs From Helicopter Crash That Killed Kobe Bryant
• Former Transit Police Officer Accused Of Sexual Assault Of 2 Women In 2012
• Co-Owner Of NJ Baseball Academy Urges Governor To Allow Youth Sports To Resume
• Security Guard Hit By Car While Attempting To Thwart Shoplifters; 3 Suspects Sought
• After CBS 2 Report, Cook County Will Look Into Issuing Death Certificates, Deemed Non Essential During COVID-19
• 'He Was Operating Within The Guidelines': Owner Of Bar That Got Liquor License Suspended For Allegedly Violating Gov. Wolf's Order Did Nothing Wrong, Attorney Says
• 'We Just Don't Want People To Forget This Important Time Period': Memorial Day Event Organizers Holding Virtual Events To Honor Those Who Made The Ultimate Sacrifice
• 'We Have A Squatter That Won't Leave': COVID-19 Creates Housing Issues For Leasers
• Furloughs Becoming Layoffs At Trump Resort In Doral
• University Of California Regents Vote To Eliminate SAT/ACT Testing Requirement
• Prepare Now So Your Pets Don't Get Anxious When You Go Back To Work
• Volunteers Place 2,500 Flags At Patriot Place For Memorial Day
• Could We See A 'Coronavirus Season' Like We Do For Flu?
• Video Shows Car Blow Stop Light, Crash Into Kankakee River Before Police Quickly Swarm Area
• Dallas ISD Principal Drives 1,300 Miles To Deliver Diploma Covers To All His Graduating Seniors
• North Wildwood Mayor Patrick Rosenello Warns Of 'Irreparable' Economic Damage To Jersey Shore Unless Small Businesses Reopen 'Within Next 2 Weeks'
• Search Called Off In Manhattan Beach; No Missing Swimmer Found
• Maryland Man Who Survived Severe Complications From COVID-19 Being Called A 'Miracle' By Doctors
• Kidsburgh: With Coronavirus Closing Pools And Canceling Summer Camps, Parenting Expert Says It's Time To Get Creative
• Coronavirus Toll: What Impact Did New York's Nursing Home Mandate Have On COVID-19 Deaths?
• 'A Very Happy Day': Ventura County Restaurants, Retail Stores On Fast Track To Reopening
• During Pandemic, Dallas Regional Chamber Says Businesses Considering Relocating Corporate HQs, Offices To DFW
• Reimagining Education: Parents Concerned Remote Learning Will Become The New Normal
• Coronavirus Coverage: Doctor Says It's Possible To Test Positive For Coronavirus A 2nd Time
• Class Of 2020: 6 Southland Seniors Named Presidential Scholars
• SAT, ACT Requirements Suspended For University Of California Applicants
• Children's Hospital Of Philadelphia Policy Lab Publishes Considerations To Help Schools Safely Return To Classroom
• Zach Sobiech's Family Reflects On 'Clouds' Movie Before Disney+ Release
• Reopening Minnesota: Salons & Barbershops Get Ready For June 1
• Search On For Person Of Interest Police Say Intentionally Struck And Killed Man In Wheeling Before Crashing Into Home
• 'Field Of Dreams' Under Construction In Iowa
• Harford County Sheriff's Office Welcomes Electronic Storage Detection K9 'Sata' To The Force, First Of His Kind In Maryland
• Surveillance Video Captures Suspect In Rape Of 64-Year-Old In East Harlem
• The New Normal Gets Its Day In The Sun As Mass. Beaches Reopen
• 3 Masked Thieves Steal Two SUVs From Car Dealer Repair Shop In Portage Park
• Temple University Athletics Transitioning To Digital-Only Tickets Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• 'It Wasn't Scary At All': South Jersey Mother Recalls Delivering Baby At Hospital During Pandemic
• Oakdale Police Seek Suspect Accused Of Exposing Himself, Yelling At Woman To Get In Car
• Booking A Hotel Could Require Research, Planning Ahead
• Pets & Pandemics: CBS4's Journalists Get By With A Little Help From Their Furry Friends
• Couple Has Virtual Wedding At Fairchild's 'The Garden Of Love'
• Veterinarian Seeing High Number Of Lyme Disease Cases In Dogs, Blames Longer Tick Season
• Customers Fight For Refunds From Travel Business That Shuttered Due To COVID-19
• Badly Decomposed Body Found In Shed Near Barking Crab In Boston, I-Team Sources Say
• MGH Doctor To Provide Coronavirus Updates In Spanish
• Johns Hopkins Doctors Release Guidance For Patients Recovering From COVID-19
• 'Just Calling This Intermission': Performers Stepping Outside The Box To Make Sure The Show Goes On
• 5000 Role Models, Farm Share Pass Out Groceries To Needy Families In Miami Gardens
• Man At Large After Tossing Molotov Cocktail In Window Of Erie Home
• Wildfire Breaks Out In Southern Colorado, Prompts Air Quality Warning
• Gov. JB Pritzker Moves To Send Rep. Darren Bailey's Lawsuit Against Stay-At-Home Order To Federal Court
• Officials: Gabrielle Finch Arrested, Charged In Accident That Injured Pennsylvania State Trooper
• Max Minute: Safety Tips For Getting Ready For Memorial Day Fun In The Sun
• A Grab And Smash: Thieves Steal Two Vehicles From Repair Center And Crash Through Garage To Escape
• Scientists Say They May Have Found A Skinny Gene
• Pennsylvania Republican Senators Propose Limiting Gov. Wolf's Power In Response To Stay-At-Home Orders
• New Research Suggests Technology Can Help With Anxiety, Depression From Social Distancing Isolation
• Colorado Health Care Worker Going To Navajo Nation To Fight Coronavirus
• Fort Worth Herd Returns To The Stockyards For The Holiday Weekend
• I-Team: Texas Set To Borrow Billions As State Unemployment Fund Runs Out Of Money
• Colorado Civil Air Patrol Delivers Masks, Hand Sanitizer To Rural Areas
• Checking In With Susan Koeppen: As More Parents Work From Home, More Daycare Centers Remain Shuttered
• Win A Pitching Lesson With Aaron Nola, Carson Wentz Autograph And More While Helping Restaurant, Bar Workers
• State Police: 'Items Of Interest' Found During Search Of Property In Cassandra Gross Case
• A Riders Return, MBTA Workers Worry That Mask Usage Won't Be Enforced
• Sheriff: 3 Men With 300 Gallons Of Stolen Gas Linked To Several Burglaries In San Joaquin County
• Coronavirus Expert: Not 'Much Reason To Be Wearing Gloves Out In Public'
• State Put Brakes On Allowing Fitness Studios And Gyms to Reopen
• Now Hiring: Workforce Solutions Of North Central Texas Job Fair
• SPPS Delivers Two-Million School Meals During Lockdown
• Miami Police Chief Makes Public Plea After Two Teen Girls Are Killed In One Week
• 'People Still Need To Stay Apart': Coronavirus Changing The Way Pittsburgh Celebrates Memorial Day
• Sewickley Borough Council President Jeff Neff And Veteran Devlin Robinson Running To Challenge Sen. Pam Iovino
• Oakland Airport Passenger Volume Craters During COVID-19 Shelter-In-Place
• COVID-19 Closure: Fred's Texas Café TCU Location Won't Reopen
• Two Cases Of Children With Inflammatory Illness Linked COVID-19 At Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital
• Mayor Vows To Fix NYC's Program To Feed The Hungry As CBS2 Continues To Uncover Problems
• Elk Grove Allowing Restaurants To Temporarily Expand Outdoor Seating
• President Trump's Praise Of Hydroxychloroquine May Be Causing Shortages
• Just Stay Home: Officials Asking New Yorkers To Avoid Public Transit This Memorial Day Weekend
• 'I Was Very Fortunate' | Baltimore's Keith Booth Reflects On Championship Run With Michael Jordan In Chicago
• 'I Just Stopped In My Tracks': Tewksbury Family Says There's A Monkey On The Loose
• New York State Begins Easing Restrictions For Houses Of Worship As Gradual Reopening Continues
• New Jersey Republicans Sue Gov. Phil Murphy On Behalf Of Shuttered Small Businesses
• Morgan State University Receives $110K In COVID-19 Relief From Andrew K. Mellon Foundation
• Rep. Pressley On Massachusetts Reopening: 'We Only Have One Opportunity To Get This Right'
• Shooting At Texas Naval Base Was 'Terrorism-Related,' FBI Says
• Massachusetts Sees Another 38,000 New Unemployment Claims
• Reopening Colorado: See Which National Parks In The State Are Allowing Visitors Again
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 2,268 New COVID-19 Cases, 87 Additional Deaths
• Teacher Bikes 82 Miles To Visit Students During Remote Learning
• 'It's Time To Resume Our Essential Sacramental Activities': Motion Filed To Suspend Enforcement Against Church Services
• Recipe: Jim Lahey's Basic No-Knead Bread
• Orange County Reports 14 Additional Coronavirus Deaths Totaling 112, The Highest Daily Spike Since Pandemic Began
• Update: St. Cloud Authorities Find Missing 9-Year-Old Lowell McClure Safe
• Accuracy Of Numbers Relating To Pennsylvania Nursing Homes, Long-Term Care Facilities Raising Concerns
• Leaving Hand Sanitizer In Your Car During Texas Heat - Don't
• 'I Like Playing Difficult People': Rob McElhenney On Apple TV+'s 'Mythic Quest: Raven's Banquet' & 'It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia'
• U.S. plans to sell $180 million in weapons to Taiwan, angering China
• What Do The Updated CDC Guidelines Mean? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• 'Civic Hackers Unite' Campaign Aims To Engage Community To Solve Challenges Facing Baltimore
• Nursing Homes With Histories Of Infection-Related Problems Lacked Transparency As COVID-19 Outbreaks Spread
• Takeout With Tori: Ways Restaurant & Brewery Will Bring Barbecue To You During Grillin' Season
• 'He Is At Peace': Siblings Thank Nurses Who Offered Condolences With Signs In Hospital Window After Father Died Of COVID-19
• Cape Cod's 'Picturesque' Coast Guard Beach Lands On Dr. Beach's Top 10 List
• Pandemic Prompts Mission Of Mercy Pittsburgh To Postpone Annual Free Dental Clinic
• Arden Fair Mall, Unlike Roseville Galleria, Won't Be Open For Memorial Day Weekend
• Officials: Email Delays Key Vote On PG&E's Bankruptcy Plan
• Reopening Minnesota: What's Allowed & What's Not Under The New Stay Safe Order?
• LASD Reports 198 Employees, 707 Inmates Have Tested Positive For COVID-19 Since Pandemic Began
• Florida Universities Grapple With Reopening Questions
• CSU To Begin Testing Long-Term Care Facility Residents, Employees For Coronavirus
• Free, Drive-Thru Coronavirus Testing At Pepsi Center Parking Lot 7 Days/Week
• Long Lines As Hard Rock Hotel And Casino Sacramento Reopens Amid Pandemic
• Coronavirus 'Does Not Spread Easily' From Touching Surfaces, New CDC Guidance Says
• Goodyear Blimp Returns To South Florida Sky For Tribute To Healthcare Heroes
• Urban Redevelopment Authority Approves Plan To Develop Former Civic Arena Site
• Zuckerberg Says Half Of Facebook Employees Might Work Remotely
• Coronavirus Latest: Prince George's County Plans Phase One Of Reopening By June 1
• Allegheny Health Network, Highmark Lay Off Hundreds Of Employees Because Of Coronavirus
• Michigan dam failures could leave city under 9 feet of water
• AHN's Mobile Unit Administers Coronavirus Tests In The Hill District
• Trump returns to battleground Michigan amid pandemic
• Another 4 million Americans file for jobless aid
• Facebook says workers will be able to work from home permanently
• Dallas County Reports 183 Additional Positive COVID-19 Cases
• 2 Separate Grass Fires Combine, Spread To Wood Pile In Commerce City
• SoCal Pastors Praise DOJ Letter To Newsom Calling Continued Closure Of Churches 'Discrimination'
• South Bay Small Business Owners Welcome Beginning Of Curbside Pickup
• NOAA warns of a very active hurricane season ahead
• Michigan dam had record of safety violations before failure
• U.S. commits $1.2 billion to production of Oxford vaccine
• Trump to pull out of "Open Skies" arms control accord
• TSA changes security procedures in response to COVID-19
• Massachusetts Reports 82 New Coronavirus Deaths And 1,114 Additional Cases
• Former Employees Arrested In Kidnap-Murder Of Santa Cruz Tech Executive Tushar Atre
• Study: Miller Moth Population Has Increased In Colorado
• Gov. Wolf Says Some Pennsylvania Counties Could Soon Move To Least-Restrictive 'Green' Phase Of Reopening Plan
• CVS Coronavirus Testing Locations
• PG&E Critic's Improper Email Delays Key Vote On Bankruptcy Plan
• Teen raises over $30,000 for frontline workers
• Colorado Weather: Tornadoes Or Landspout Tornadoes? Both Are Dangerous!
• Man Killed After Shooting In Garland Leaves Car Riddled With Bullets
• Sources: Phillies Could Resume Spring Training In Philadelphia Next Month
• Elbert County Allows For Graduation Celebrations That Are Larger Than State Guidelines
• Study says earlier social distancing could have saved lives
• Teen's emotional graduation celebration goes viral
• 'It's Not Over Yet For All Those Pittsburghers': Mark Cuban Says He's Trying To Buy The O
• CBS News: Joe Biden Asks Sen. Amy Klobuchar To Be Vetted For VP Consideration
• Convicted Felon, Norteño Gang Member Arrested For Stolen Weapons Possession, Released On Bail
• Colorado Springs Lights Olympic Torch In Citywide Celebration Of 2020 Graduates
• Indiana Reports Highest Number Of COVID-19 Cases In Two Weeks, On Eve Of Further Reopening Of State
• Baltimore Supper Club Online Membership Explodes With More People Cooking From Home Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Port Authority To Resume Front-Door Boarding On Buses In June
• NH Sen. Jeanne Shaheen Tells Biden Campaign She Doesn't Want To Be Vetted For VP
• Hippodrome Theatre Reschedules The Donna Summer Musical For February 2021
• Taco Bell To Hire 30,000 Workers For Summer Positions
• Coronavirus In West Virginia: Indoor Restaurants, Malls And Outdoor Recreation Reopen
• Fullback Or Superback? Danny Vitale Touts Versatility As Biggest Strength For Patriots
• Hopeful Organizers Announce Huichica Music Fest 2020 Line-Up, October Dates
• MDH: 100 Private Wells To Be Tested After 1,4-Dioxane Found In Groundwater Near Water Gremlin
• Two Illegal Pot Grows In Small Colorado Town Believed To Be Linked, Man From Miami Arrested
• Sen. Toomey Would Sign 10-Year-Old Son Up For Baseball 'Tomorrow' As Little League Offers Best Practices For Return
• Appointment-Free COVID-19 Testing At Timonium Fairgrounds Reaches Capacity As It Opens
• Security Guard Charged In 5-Year-Old Boy's Accidental Shooting Death
• White Marlin Open To Proceed As Scheduled In Ocean City This August
• Pittsburgh Pirates Announce Temporary Furloughs And Pay Reductions For Some Employees As MLB's Future Remains Uncertain
• Patriots' Lawrence Guy Donates Week's Worth Of Meals To Families In Worcester
• 900 Workers To Be Laid Off As Essentia Health Struggles Bear Financial Impact Of COVID-19
• Astronomers witness signs of the birth of a planet
• Governor Abbott Lifts Travel Restrictions For People Entering Texas, Ends Self-Quarantine Too
• Couple Says Nanny Abused Their Toddler, Alleges Website Missed Red Flags: 'She Just Throws Him Into The Garage'
• Trump wants to hold the G7 at the White House
• Detroit Loan Fund To Support Emerging Developers Of Color
• South Jersey Woman Accused Of Fatally Beating Wife With Wine Chiller Arrested In Texas
• Lori Loughlin, Mossimo Giannulli Pleading Guilty In College Admissions Scandal
• Motorcycle Procession To Honor Maryland's War Heroes On Memorial Day
• Michigan's April Unemployment Rate Skyrockets To 22.7%
• Lightfoot: $1.2 Million For COVID-19 Mental Health Project, No Date To Reopen Lakefront
• All About Some Spit: Kendrick Perkins Explains Why Paul Pierce And LeBron James Hate Each Other
• COVID-19 Testing Bungled At St. Paul Nursing Home
• 'Yo Adrian!' Watch 'Rocky' With Sylvester Stallone Tonight As Part Of CAA's 'Screening Room With The Stars'
• Divers Searching For Occupants Of Car That May Have Plunged Into Kankakee River
• Michelle Troconis, Accused In Jennifer Dulos' Death, Says Trusting Fotis Dulos Was 'A Mistake'
• Vicious cycle: Bike sales soar, with "panic buying"
• Interest In Foster Care Rises As Fewer Kids Enter The System
• Lincoln Park Condo Association's Lawsuit Accuses Francis Parker School Of 'Hostile Takeover' Attempt To Force Owners Out For Campus Expansion
• New Jersey Loses 757,700 Jobs In April, Now 1 in 7 Workers Seeking Unemployment Benefits
• Johns Hopkins Bayview To Host Emergency Blood Drive May 27-29
• 'The Experience Of Shooting In Chinatown Was Amazing': Director Sasie Sealy On 'Lucky Grandma'
• Wylie Mayor Eric Hogue Believes Women Should Be Silent In Churches And During Council Invocation
• Texas Drivers License Offices To Reopen In Phases, Residents Will Need To Book Appointments
• MNUFC, Allina Health Host 2nd Blood Drive At Allianz Field
• Mass Golf Offers Free Weekday Golf For Frontline Workers At Norton Course
• Penguins Co-Owners Mario Lemieux, Ron Burkle Make Big Donation To Help Fight Coronavirus
• ComEd Working To Restore Power At Willis Tower, Signal Restored To Many CBS 2 Viewers, Stream CBS 2 On CBSN Chicago
• Maryland's COVID-19 Contact Tracing Set To Be Fully Operational Across Entire State By Next Week, Gov. Hogan Says
• Gov. Tom Wolf To Announce Tomorrow More Counties Moving Into The 'Yellow' Phase Of Reopening, Hopes Some Can Move Into 'Green'
• Broward Health Is Moving Testing Site From Festival Marketplace To Broward College North Campus
• The Stud, San Francisco's oldest gay bar, is closing due to the pandemic
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Unemployment Rate Spikes To 8.1% In April
• Man Arrested In Stabbing Outside Redwood City Tire Shop
• Social Distancing Circles Painted On Grass At San Francisco's Dolores Park
• Motorists Should Expect To Slow Down Near Patterson Park As Mayor Expands 'Slow Streets' Pilot Program
• 51K Marylanders Filed For Unemployment Last Week
• Victoria's Secret, Bath & Body Works Announce Hundreds Of Store Closures
• Faribault Woman's Stand Offers State Fair Favorite Pronto Pups, Cotton Candy This Summer
• CVS Begins Drive-Thru Coronavirus Testing Friday Across SoCal
• Pro Sports Has No Universal Playbook For Virus Testing
• Great American Beer Festival Canceled: Fest Goes Virtual-Only For 2020
• Search On For Placer County Man, 22, Suspected Of Rape
• DA: 91 More Drug Cases Tied To Ex-Texas Cop To Be Dismissed 
• Court of appeals rules in favor of woman accused of killing husband
• 2 Drivers Killed In Crash On Highway 75 In Plano Identified, SUV Was Involved In Hit-And-Run
• New Jersey Still Leads Surrounding, Major States In Some COVID-19-Related Data As Death Toll Nears 11,000
• Gov. Wolf Signs Bill Allowing Curbside Cocktails During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Teacher On Chicago's Southeast Side Gets Golden Apple Award
• Retail Apocalypse: Victoria's Secret, Bath & Body Works To Close Hundreds Of Stores
• Latest Michigan Future Business Index Reveals Only 11 Percent Of Small Biz Leaders Satisfied With Economy
• Coronavirus In Texas: Levitt Pavilion In Arlington Cancels Summer Concert Series
• House Dems demand ousted inspector general be reinstated
• Detroit Man Charged In 2019 Shooting Outside Of Bosco Lounge
• Not Seen Since Great Depression: Wisconsin's Unemployment Rate Hit 14.1% In April
• Solano County Joins Napa County In Entering Expanded Stage 2 Reopening
• TSA Prepares For Summer Travelers With Updated Security Procedures
• More states now reporting COVID-linked child illness
• Wildwood Tram Car To Resume Operations On Boardwalk Next Week
• Martinez To Close Downtown Streets On Weekends To Help Struggling Businesses
• Michigan governor: Trump's funding threat amid two crises is "scary"
• Coronavirus Hospitalizations Drop Below 1,400 In Maryland, Over 43.5K Cases Reported
• Texas Rep. John Ratcliffe Confirmed As President Trump's Director Of National Intelligence
• Protesters Fight Against Illegal Evictions, Want Pritzker To Protect Tenants
• Texas Supreme Court Justice Debra Lehrmann Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Mississippi Man Arrested On Drugs, Weapons Charges During Glen Burnie Traffic Stop
• Los Altos Hills Home Heavily Damaged In Overnight Fire
• Two New Testing Sites Will Open At Walmarts In Aurora And Westminster
• 12-Year-Old Girl Missing From Randallstown Last Seen Tuesday
• Bots are spreading COVID-19 misinformation
• CDC releases detailed road map for reopening country
• ESPN Planning Nine-Part Tom Brady Documentary Series, 'Man In The Arena'
• Numbers Show Jobless Claims In Florida Continue To Pour In
• Gov. Cuomo On Catching COVID-19 At Airports: 'The Feds Are Letting Us Down, So I Have To Step In'
• Ruby Rose's Batwoman Departure Explained
• New Jersey Gym Shuttered Days After Reopening In Defiance Of State Order
• Couple Married Over 70 Years Died 2 Days Apart Due To COVID-19 Related Illnesses
• Unemployment Claims Decline In Colorado, Payouts Still Historic
• Senate confirms Ratcliffe as next intel chief in divided vote
• Revolution Players Return To Practice -- With Several Restrictions
• NYPD Officer Faces Murder Charges In Shooting Death Of Childhood Friend On Long Island
• Delaware Holding Two Saliva-Based Drive-Thru Coronavirus Testing Events
• VIDEO: Coast Guard Helicopter Makes Dramatic Rescue From Disabled Sailboat Off Pillar Point
• Michael Cohen Released From Prison, Returns To New York City Home
• UK Researchers Say Stockton Is The US City Most Stressed By Coronavirus
• Reopening Colorado: Summit County Asks State For Variance, Announces Reopening Plans
• Supervisor: Potential Buyer Found For Seton Medical Center After State Leaves
• New Virtual Babysitting Service Launches During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson Announces Virtual Job Fair
• Questions about your stimulus check? You can soon call the IRS
• Pennsylvania COVID-19 Cases Top 65,000 As Death Toll Nears 4,900
• Coronavirus Cancellations: Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix Canceled
• COVID-19 (MN): 32 More Deaths Reported As Testing Rises Above 6K Threshold Again
• Taiwan Donates Another 10,000 N95 Face Masks To Colorado
• Faster Horses Music Festival Joins List Of Canceled Michigan Shows This Year
• Texas Family Of 'Mentally Unstable' Teen Missing For A Month Desperate To Find Her
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Expected To Release New Details On State's Reopening
• Report: Mall Of America Missed Mortgage Payments For April And May
• AG Nessel Warns President Trump To Wear A Mask During Ford Plant Tour
• 911th Airlift Wing To Fly Over Local Hospitals On Memorial Day To Salute Frontline Workers
• 'A Lot More Palatable Than 20 Years Behind Bars': Breaking Down Lori Loughlin's Guilty Plea
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 980 New Coronavirus Cases As Statewide Total Climbs To Over 65,000
• Renting in Detroit For Less: What's The Cheapest Apartment Available?
• Sea Salt Eatery To Open For Takeout On May 22
• Armstrong Co. Man Arrested For Allegedly Raping 13-Year-Old Girl With Mental Disability
• Sheriff: Illegal Assault Rifle Found During Warrant Search In Sutter County
• Mystery House: What This Medium Found Inside This Centuries-Old Home.
• Attorney: 1,200 California Pastors Agree To Reopen May 31 In Defiance Of Stay-At-Home Order
• Gov. Polis Signs Executive Order To Open Alternate Care Sites
• Florida's Grayton Beach In Panhandle Tops List Of Best Beaches In U.S.
• Microgyms Pushing To Reopen Sooner As A Safer Alternative To Large Fitness Chains
• Officer Involved Shooting Sends Suspect To Hospital, DPD Investigating
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• NOAA Predicts Busy Atlantic Hurricane Season For 2020
• 'Posing A Threat To Public Health': Atilis Gym In Bellmawr Shut Down By Health Department After Reopening In Defiance Of Gov. Murphy's Stay-At-Home Order
• Illinois Supreme Court Allows Circuit Courts To Resume Normal Operations June 1
• Teen's tracking app takes a different approach to the COVID challenge
• The NBA Appears To Be On The Cusp Of A Comeback Plan
• Apartments For Rent in Detroit: What will $1,600 Get You?
• Vail Announces Plans To Reopen Resort Activities In Late June Or Early July
• Chicago Weather: Cooler-Than-Average Temperatures, Warmup Ahead
• Billy Joel Postpones His First Ever Comerica Park Concert For One Year
• Reopening South Florida: Aventura Mall Reopened Thursday But Not All Stores
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Says Death Toll Remains Steady At 144, Coronavirus Cases Countywide Climbs To 1,718
• Police: 4-Year-Old Boy Shot, Killed In Detroit Shooting
• San Francisco Corruption Scandal: Lefty O'Doul's Owner Expected To Plead Guilty To Federal Wire Fraud Charges
• CVS Expands Drive-Through Coronavirus Test Sites In Florida
• Some Smaller Colleges Considering Barring Students From Leaving Campus When Reopening In Fall
• Baltimore County Remembers Police Officer Amy Caprio 2 Years After Her Line-Of-Duty Death
• 53-Year-Old Tortoise Up For Adoption After Owner Dies Of Coronavirus
• Reopening Maryland: Baltimore County To Open Retail Shops, Barbershops And Hair Salons Friday
• 2 Suspects Wanted For Alleged Gas Station Robberies Around Baltimore County
• OSHA meatpacking guidelines aren't enforceable: "OSHA is hiding"
• Colorado Now Has 4 Potential Cases Of New Coronavirus-Related Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome In Children
• Man Shot Dead At Mobile Home Park In Bellflower
• McCourty Twins Named Finalists For 2020 Muhammad Ali Humanitarian Award
• Police Investigating After 27-Year-Old Man Shot In Back In West Baltimore
• Warren Police Seek Vehicle Possibly Involved In Fatal Hit-And-Run
• 'He Meant So Much To All Of Us In Women's Sports': Nancy Lieberman On Her Relationship With Lakers Great Kobe Bryant
• Gov. Hogan, CVS Health Announce 17 New Drive-Thru COVID-19 Testing Sites In Maryland
• The Entire Mookie Betts-Red Sox Melodrama Might Have All Been For Naught
• Cosumnes Fire Department Doing Training Burn On Thursday; Expect Smoke South Of Elk Grove
• Police Investigating Fatal Crash In East Baltimore, Looking For Witnesses
• Edenville Dam In Midland County Flooding Disaster Had Long History of Neglect
• Two Rescued Manatees Released In Florida Keys Waters
• Former Florida Teacher Convicted Of Sexually Abusing Students Wanted Castration Over Prison
• Pa. Liquor Control Board Reopening 9 Beaver Co. Fine Wine & Good Spirits Stores
• Pier 1 going out of business and closing all 540 stores
• Michael Cohen returns home after early prison release
• DeSantis blasts ousted Florida health official who questioned data
• More Than 4 Million Americans File For Jobless Aid, Bringing Pandemic Total Above 40 Million
• Jane Roe of "Roe v. Wade" says anti-abortion rights groups paid her
• Trump says he'll stop taking controversial drug in "a day or two"
• Chicago Teachers Union Sues CPS, Betsy Devos Over COVID-19 Special Education Requirements
• Nearly 600 workers from Tyson chicken plant test positive for virus
• 3 Top Spots For Juices & Smoothies In Detroit
• Whitmer Reopens Auto Dealerships, Retail Businesses By Appointment
• Suspect Quickly Arrested After Stealing Ambulance From Outside Fort Worth Hospital
• CDC Advises To Test All Babies Born To Moms With Coronavirus
• Nearly 73,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois For Week Of May 11, Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Study: Flipping A Coin To Make Major Life Decision Might Make You Happier
• Second Man Charged In Murder Of Kimberly Underwood, Grandmother Mistaken For Rival Gang Member
• College Scam Lands Lori Loughlin And Husband In Prison
• Man who worked for 11 presidents dies of COVID-19, family says
• Coronavirus Concerns Park 2020 Dream Cruise Plans
• Post Malone 'Gets A Little Fancy,' Announces His Own French Rosé
• Hamlin Takes Rain-Shortened Darlington Win
• PTL Links: May 21, 2020
• Philadelphia Native Kevin Hart Says He's Almost Made Full Recovery Following Last Year's Car Crash
• Millions of kids around the world adjust to school in the COVID era
• More Than 4 Million Americans File For Jobless Aid, Putting Pandemic Total Past 40 Million
• 49ers Star Raheem Mostert's Family Concerned About NFL Return Amid COVID-19 Outbreak
• Columbia University Researchers Say 36,000 Lives Could've Been Saved If Social Distancing Started Sooner
• Rock 'n' Roll Pioneer Little Richard Laid To Rest At His Alabama Alma Mater
• Loughlin, Giannulli Plead Guilty In College Admission Scandal; Will Serve Prison Sentences
• After 17 Years Underground, Cicadas Will Return To Swarm Parts Of The U.S. This Year
• Gov. Walz: Large Amount Of COVID-19 Testing Equipment Bound For Minn. 'Picked Off' By Federal Gov't
• State Fair To Make Decision About 2020 Edition On Friday, Report Says
• Brightline Suspends South Florida Service For Months
• California Repays $1.4 Billion Federal Loan For Unemployment Benefits
• Salon Owners Prepare To Reopen On June 1
• NCAA Leaders Confident Fall Sport's Possible, Lifts Ban On Workouts
• 38.6 Million Americans Filed For Unemployment Benefits Since Mid-March
• 'I've Had The Greatest Life': Nancy Lieberman On Basketball Career, Muhammad Ali, President Barack Obama
• Active Shooter At Texas Naval Air Station Has Been 'Neutralized'
• Miami Weather: Hot & Steamy, A Few Afternoon Storms Possible
• 'It's Playful, It's Fun, It's Hilarious': Rob Gronkowski On New CBS Show 'GAME ON!' With Venus Williams And Keegan-Michael Key
• 'It's Playful, It's Fun, It's Hilarious': Rob Gronkowski On New CBS Show 'GAME ON!'
• Coronavirus Roundup: Diners Enjoy Meals At Napa Restaurants; Historic San Francisco Bar Forced To Close
• Gov. Walz Says Pay Raise For State Workers Is Going Forward
• Man Allegedly Stole Plane From Chino Airport, Crashed It Into Fullerton Airport Fence
• Scan Your Own Boarding Pass, Arrive Early: TSA Announces New Airport Security Procedures
• University Of Texas Will Hold In Person Classes On Austin Campus In The Fall
• Three shot in shopping complex outside Phoenix
• Wuhan bans eating wild animals as virus drives a crackdown in China
• South Dakota governor takes tribe checkpoint flap to White House
• Miami Proud In His Own Words: ER Nurse Manager On Working On The Front Lines Of The COVID-19 Pandemic
• New England Wasn't The Only Team That Struggled To Grasp Patriots' Complicated Offense In 2019
• Cyclone kills over 80 as it tears through India and Bangladesh
• 2.4 Million More Americans Apply For Unemployment, Taking Total To 38.6 Million During Pandemic
• Man Found Stabbed To Death At El Monte Motel
• Meet the 2020 National Teacher of the Year
• CVS Opening 12 Additional Drive-Thru Coronavirus Testing Sites In Massachusetts
• Skeet Ulrich Reveals He's Leaving 'Riverdale' Because He 'Got Bored Creatively'
• Olympics chief accepts it's 2021 for the Tokyo Games, or bust
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Blasts Health Dept. Worker Rebekah Jones Fired In Data Dispute
• IUP President Says University Plans To Resume In-Person Classes This Fall
• 'We Really Have To Watch Out For Our Progress And Keep It': Connie Nielsen On 'Inheritance,' Patty Jenkins, Kevin Bacon
• Study: Climate change makes a Dust Bowl heat wave more likely
• Man Killed, Boy Wounded In Shooting At Glendale Taco Stand
• Firefighters Respond To 3-Alarm Fire In Northwest Baltimore
• Dallas Firefighter Injured Battling 2-Alarm Blaze At Commercial Building
• 'Enough Is Enough': Delaware County Barber Shop Owner Reopened Due To Lack Of Information From Gov. Wolf, State Board Of Cosmetology
• Reopening: Napa Restaurateur's Two-Month Wait To Reopen To Diners Comes To An End
• CVS Health Opening 27 New Drive-Thru Coronavirus Testing Sites, Including 8 In Pittsburgh
• Trust For Public Land Ranks Pittsburgh Parks 15th In The Country
• Global COVID-19 cases pass 5 million mark
• Apple and Google clash with health officials on COVID-19 contact tracing
• Supreme Court blocks House from Mueller grand jury material
• Astronauts From Texas Arrive At Cape Canaveral For NASA's 1st Home Launch In A Decade
• South Florida Business Owners Adjust To Phase 1 Reopening Restrictions
• Career Coach: Utilizing Google To Make The Job Search Easier
• Sources: Suspect Killed In Harlem Police-Involved Shooting Identified As Auxiliary NYPD Officer
• Police: Man Wanted For Attempted Luring Of 11-Year-Old Girl On Long Island
• Man Hospitalized Following Daytime Stabbing In Downtown Minneapolis
• Pittsburgh Bureau Of Fire And EMS Respond To Two-Car Accident In Shadyside
• 7-Year-Old Requests Mask For Tooth Fairy To Ensure COVID-19 Safety
• Children Safe After Standoff Situation At Dallas Apartment Complex, Suspect In Custody
• Bison injures woman at Yellowstone 2 days after park reopens
• Florida beach with "sugar-white sands" named best in U.S. for 2020
• Massachusetts Military Heroes Fund Wants You To Print And Display American Flags
• Indiana Governor To Sign Executive Order Thursday As State Enters Phase 3 Friday
• COVID-19 Shutdown Gives Edgar Allen Poe Elementary School A Jump On Renovations
• How long can coronavirus infection last?
• Louisville mayor changing policies after fatal police shooting
• Police: Man Shot, Killed In His Driveway In Oxford Circle
• Pittsburgh Weather: Plenty Of Sunshine And Warm Temperatures Expected Thursday
• Police Searching For 2 Suspects In Shooting That Critically Injured Man In West Philadelphia
• 1 Person Injured After Flames Break Out In 1870s-Era Home In Millville
• Allegheny County Police Request Warrant For Suspect In Deadly West Mifflin Shooting
• PASSi Providing Authentic Korean Meals To Homebound Seniors
• New York Weather: CBS2's 5/21 Thursday Morning Forecast
• Hair Salon And Barbershop Owners Petitioning To Reopen In Yellow Phase
• Rusty's Pittsburgh Sports Bar Has Liquor License Suspended
• NCAA Votes To Lift Moratorium On Voluntary Workouts By Football And Basketball Players
• Fire Destroys Home In Mount Pleasant Township
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• 'Cruise The Zoo:' Cleveland Zoo Welcomes Customers Back But As A Drive-Thru
• Pirates Infielder Kevin Kramer To Miss 4-6 Months Following Hip Surgery
• During Phase I, Gov. Baker Focuses On Reopening Businesses Safely
• During EMS Week, Boston's EMS Chief Talks About The Coronavirus Fight
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• Minority business owners struggle to obtain federal aid amid pandemic
• Harvard doctor shares "good news" on coronavirus immunity studies
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