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Articles from May 22, 2020

• Gym Owner Forced To Shut Down After County Health Officials Make Mistake
• People Sneaking In A Holiday Weekend Getaway During Pandemic
• Pomona City Councilman Arrested On Suspicion Of Possession Of Child Pornography
• North Sacramento CHP Solves Case Of Missing Toy, Reunites 'Toffee' With 3-Year-Old
• Finding Suzanne Morphew: Investigators Search Husband's Job Site Near Salida
• Monrovia High School To Hold Physically Distant In-Person Graduation Ceremony
• Manhattan Beach Seeks To Fully Reopen Small Retailers For Memorial Day Weekend: 'Huge Losses, Crushing Debt'
• 'Masking' Emotions: Psychologist Gives Insight On Mask-Shaming Amid Pandemic
• Sacramento Churches Prepare Safety Guidelines For Reopening
• 'Arbitrary And Heavy-Handed': DOJ Warns City, County Against Ongoing Stay-At-Home Orders
• Reservation Ready: Midtown Restaurants Expanding Outdoor Seating To Sidewalk, Parking Lots
• Trump Announces Houses Of Worship Will Be Deemed 'Essential Services'
• ABC Allows Bars, Wineries, Breweries To Partner With Meal Providers To Sell To-Go Drinks
• Former Chargers Quarterback Ryan Leaf Arrested On Suspicion Of Domestic Battery
• Elgin School Won't Allow Parade For Seniors On School Property
• Discrepency Over Coronavirus Death Continues Dispute At U.S. Postal Service Facility In Denver
• Unclear How Many MIS-C Cases There Are Among Children In Colorado
• Sacramento Gym Owner Loses Lawsuit Against Governor
• Chicago Plans To Let Businesses That Have Outdoor Seating Reopen
• Pres. Trump Orders Churches, Houses Of Worship Open While Most In Colorado Already Are
• Lightfoot Still Holding Off On Opening Lakefront Out Of Concern Of Spread Of COVID-19
• 1 Person Dead After Water Rescue In Queens
• Belmont Cragin Church To Continue Defying Pritzker's Order After President Declares Churches Essential
• Military Jets To Recognize South Florida Essential Workers With Salute Flight
• Gilligan Goes Home: Sea Lion Rescued From Highway Returns To Ocean After Rehab Stint
• Some Local Religious Leaders Choose To Keep Their Places Of Worship Closed During Pandemic
• As Lawrence Co. Moves Into 'Green' Phase, Businesses Feel Left In The Dark About Reopening Guidelines
• Barriers Don't Keep People From Beach While Gov. Baker Urges Caution
• Jersey Shore Businesses Already Feeling The Sting Of What Could Be Lost Memorial Day Weekend
• 'Peyton's Places' To Return to ESPN+ For 2nd Season
• Study Finds Low-Income Communities Hit Hard By COVID-19 Are Also Suffering Financially
• Lyft Driver Charged With Sexually Assaulting Passenger In Chicago
• SF Police Commissioners Support Ballot Measure to Increase Foot Patrols
• Police Chase Ends In Crash On Chicago's Near West Side
• Hertz Car Rental Files For Bankruptcy Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Knicks Legend Patrick Ewing Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Vendors, Workers Face Great Losses Due To Cancellation Of Minnesota State Fair
• Coronavirus: San Bernardino, Ventura Counties Report Additional Deaths
• How Coronavirus Could Change The Way Theme Parks Operate
• West 7th Street Bars Re-Open Just In Time For Memorial Day Weekend
• Coronavirus Survivor Thanks Medical Staff After 64 Days In The Hosptial
• Police Identify Remains In Gilgo Beach Homicide Investigation
• NYPD: Man Scales Brooklyn Bridge, Taken Into Custody
• Ex-Knick And Cambridge Native Patrick Ewing Hospitalized With COVID-19
• Wolf Administration Says Pools And Summer Programs Can Open In 'Yellow' And 'Green' Counties If They Follow CDC Guidelines
• Trump Says Houses Of Worship Will Be Deemed 'Essential Services'
• Gov. Wolf Anticipating Philadelphia, Surrounding Suburbs Will Move To 'Yellow' Phase Of Reopening Plan On June 5
• Reopening Miami-Dade: June 1 Target Date Set To Reopen Beaches, Hotels
• Focus On Crowd Control At Lake Merritt Memorial Day Weekend To Prevent Spike In COVID-19
• Police Investigate Mother In Death Of SW 9-Year-Old Autistic Boy
• Bloomington Investigation: Woman Found With Injuries From Possible Aggravated Assault, Later Dies
• Drive-In Movie Ensures Social Distancing & Lots Of Fun
• New England Bishop With Pittsburgh Ties Takes Tongue-In-Cheek Shot At Tampa Bay Buccaneers QB Tom Brady
• Anne Arundel County To Allow Barbers, Hair Salons And Retail Shops To Reopen With Occupancy Based On Gross Square Footage
• New Graduation Guidelines Give Seniors Hope They'll Still Get A Ceremony
• Judge Hears Arguments In Lawsuit Against Gov. Jared Polis For Suspending Election Law
• Joshua Tree National Park Prepares For Large Crowds Over Memorial Day Weekend
• Ocean City, Maryland Open For Visitors This Memorial Day Weekend, But There Are Some Restrictions
• Archdiocese Of Boston Says Mass Will Look Different As Churches Reopen
• Delsea Drive-In Theater Opens Just In Time For Memorial Day Weekend
• Baltimore Mayor Jack Young On President Trump's Memorial Day Fort McHenry Visit: 'I Think He's Violating The Law'
• Pittsburgh Penguins Vote 'Yes' To Return-To-Play Format Featuring 24-Team Playoff
• Coronavirus Unemployment: EDD Date Errors Keeping Self-Employed Filers From Their Back-Pay
• As Summer Unofficially Begins, Many Cape Tourists Stay Home
• From Vampire Pizza To Cheffie Hours, Restaurants Finding Unique Ways To Reach Loyal Customers
• Baltimore, DC Metro Still Hot Spots For COVID-19 Cases, White House Task Force Says
• Garcetti: City Parking Lots At Beaches Reopen, Slow Streets Program Expanding, Car Parades Allowed
• Some Southbay Workers Laid Off Due To COVID-19 Making More On Unemployment
• Wisconsin State Parks To Resume Hours, Bathrooms Open Next Month
• Judge Demands ICE To Explain Why It Won't Release Kids
• 'We Will Reopen When It Is Absolutely Safe': Delaware Valley Faith-Based Leaders Clashing On How To Move Forward
• Georgetown Coach, Knicks Legend Patrick Ewing Hospitalized With COVID-19
• Basketball Legend Patrick Ewing Hospitalized With Coronavirus
• NBA legend Patrick Ewing hospitalized with coronavirus
• Man Accused Of Shooting Waffle House Cook Over Face Mask Appears In Court
• Archdiocese Of Baltimore Plans To Resume Public Mass Next Weekend
• At least 2 survived deadly Pakistan plane crash
• Police Say Pennsylvania Drivers Are Speeding On Empty Roadways
• Gov. Cuomo: Long Island Business Could Start Reopening Next Week; NYC Inching Forward, Changes Required Metrics
• Police Search For Missing Adult In SW Miami-Dade
• Mayor Bill De Blasio Enlists Help Of Community Groups To Enforce Social Distancing
• Republicans Back Away From House Candidate Ted Howze Over Online Posts
• Gov. Murphy Increases Number Of People For Outdoor Gatherings New Jersey To 25
• Santa Ana Police Release Video Of 7-Eleven Stabbing Attack, Suspects At Large
• Oscar-Winner Tom Hanks Gives Heartfelt Video Message To Oakland's Skyline High Class Of 2020
• California University Of Pennsylvania Facing Class-Action Lawsuit Over Decision To Close In March
• California To Decide If Labor Law Applies To App Drivers
• San Jose State Class of 2020 Saluted With Special Layout On University Website
• 50-Year-Old Maple Grove Man Battles COVID-19 On Ventilator For 2 Months
• Patriot's Quincy Adeboyejo Returns Home To Cedar Hill To Help Those In Need
• Houseboat Runs Aground On Napa River, Prompts Coast Guard Helicopter Rescue
• Man Finally Receives Unemployment Benefits After Calling EDD Thousands Of Times, Emailing Labor Secretary
• Wheaton Native Kevin Streelman Prepares For PGA In Three Weeks
• California DMV Extends Expiring Driver's Licenses Through July
• Missing 12-Year-Old In Fort Worth Has Been Found
• Challenge To California Law Giving Gig Workers Benefits Will Go On November Ballot
• SEC, Big 12 To Allow Football Workouts
• Reopening Denver: Drive In Movie Theater Becomes Popular During Social Distancing
• Memorial Day Weekend Heats Up, Draws Crowds To Folsom Lake For Socially Distant Holiday
• Police: 2 Men Dead After Murder-Suicide At Lower Makefield Apartment Complex
• Technical Glitches With Website Hamper Santa Clara County COVID-19 Testing
• Archdiocese Of Philadelphia Expects To Resume Mass, Daily Services On June 6
• Local Child Care Donates $50K To Help Families With Essential Needs
• Man Found Guilty Of Kidnapping, Raping 2 Women In Vallejo In 2018
• SUNY Old Westbury Student Finds Accommodations After Being Told To Leave Campus
• Preckwinkle 'Profoundly Disappointed' In Cook County Decision To Release Addresses Of Confirmed COVID-19 Patients To First Responders
• Long Island Man Accused Of Killing Father During Zoom Call Charged With Murder
• LAPD Reports 115 Employees Have Tested Positive For COVID-19 Since Pandemic Began, 73 Have Recovered
• Living Room Sports: Pirates Manager Derek Shelton Talks The Return Of Baseball And Why Pittsburgh Is The 'Right Place'
• Meet Tom Mayrose, Avid Golfer With 2 Holes-In-One In 5 Days
• Maryland Courts Announce Plan To Gradually Reopen Through Phased Approach
• Reopening Colorado: People Can Walk Around The Denver Botanic Gardens Once Again
• 'I'll Be Fine': Hall Of Fame Center Patrick Ewing Tests Positive For COVID-19
• President Donald Trump Hands Out Endorsements For Pennsylvania's Upcoming Primary Election
• 85-Year-Old Marine Corps Veteran Receives Drive-By Parade With Over 100 Collector Cars
• 169 Students Graduate From University Of Colorado School Of Medicine
• Smoky Grassfire Prompts Health Advisory In Menlo Park
• LA County Reopens Indoor Mall Stores, Several Beach Parking Lots
• Judge Extends Order To Relocate Homeless People Living Near LA Freeways
• White House Expresses Concern Over Continued Growth Of Coronavirus Cases In LA
• Coronavirus Memoriam: Beloved Grandmother Else Hess And Special Olympics Champ, Chef Kris Russo
• With Pedaling Growing In Popularity, Buying A New Bicycle May Be Tough
• Coronavirus: Sonoma County Moves To Late Stage 2 Reopening Of Dine-In Restaurants, Malls
• Man Charged With Accessory To Murder In Stabbing Of Weymouth Teen
• New Yorkers Sound Off About A Social Distancing Memorial Day
• Motorcyclist Seriously Injured In Crash On I-495 In Amesbury
• Reopening Colorado: Scent Of Cinnamon Rolls Wafts From Glen Haven General Store's Open Doors
• Governor's Increased Spending Draws Concern From Lawmakers
• Stolen Truck Slams Into Car Head-On, Drives On Sidewalk In South LA Pursuit
• Gov. Cuomo Issues Executive Order Allowing Gatherings Of Up To 10 People
• Roof Collapses At North Texas Preschool With Children, Staff Inside
• 'Perfectly Permissible': Pennsylvania's Top Election Official Considering Sending Every Voter A Mail-In Ballot Application For November Election
• Boulder County Extends face Mask Requirement Through June
• With Systems Overwhelmed, Thieves Using Past Security Breaches To Rip Off Unemployment Benefits
• NASA readiness review clears SpaceX Crew Dragon spacecraft
• Sheriff's Office Investigating After Off-Duty Canine Bit Person At Handler's House
• 'We Want To Go Above And Beyond': Morongo Casino Reopens With Strict New Rules
• Chicago Police Prepare To Fight Memorial Day Weekend Crime, Hope Stay-At-Home Order Keeps Violence Low
• Destination Retail Stores, Shopping Malls, Dine-In Restaurants Can Reopen In Riverside County
• Moderna CEO made millions on vaccine announcement
• Coronavirus Cases In New Hampshire Rise By 81, 5 New Deaths Reported
• St. John's Prep Takes To The Road For Graduation, Hand-Delivering Diplomas
• How COVID-19 Pandemic, Shutdown Orders Hurt North Texas Farmers
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• CBS3 SummerFest At Home: Iron Chef Michael Symon Shares How To Get Most Out Of Your Grill This Summer
• CBS3 SummerFest At Home: The Beach Boys Co-Founder Mike Love Brings 'Good Vibrations' With New Song About Pandemic
• Fort Collins Cancels Independence Day Activities
• 35 Percent Of People Infected With Coronavirus Show No Symptoms At All, CDC Says
• Coronavirus Appears To Attack Placenta During Pregnancy, Study Says
• San Francisco To Reopen Modified Summer Camps And Programs June 15
• Summer Travel Season Expected To Be 'Very Strange' At DFW, Love Field Airports
• Music Therapist Helps Heal Elderly Worcester Coronavirus Patients With Singing
• How Pandemic Is Affecting Road Travel This Memorial Day Weekend
• Queens Students Create Patriotic, Heartfelt Display Outside School For Memorial Day
• South Florida Woman Cancels Antibody Testing Appointment, Then Gets Call To Tell Her She is Negative
• Westmoreland County Struggling To Staff Polling Locations Ahead Of June Primary
• Kersey Miller Arrested, Accused Of Tossing Molotov Cocktail In Window Of Erie Home
• Baltimore Native Who Graduated At The Top Of Her Class From Spelman College Returns Home To Inspire Local Youth
• Reopening Maryland: Baltimore County Opens Retail Shops, Barbershops And Hair Salons
• 'The Greatest Good For The Greatest Number Of People': State Fair Vendors Understand Cancellation Decision
• 'Meals For Healthcare Heroes' Programming Feeds Nursing Home Staff Members Across Maryland
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Biden expresses regret for saying black voters "ain't black" if they're considering Trump
• 3 Teenagers Arrested After Brighton House Party Shooting
• HBO To Donate $1M Towards Mayor's Fund After Canceling Emmy Party, 'For Your Consideration' Events
• Police Still Searching For Man Wanted For Questioning In Wheeling Murder, Crash Into Home
• How to participate in Steve Hartman's "Taps Across America"
• Biden Says Black Voters Considering Trump Over Him 'Ain't Black'
• 10-Year-Old Baltimore Girl Publishes Children's Book 'Tell Me a Reason Why: A Skunk and Rat Story'
• Philadelphia Butchers, Breweries Banking On Memorial Day Boost As Officials Urge Residents To Not Go To Jersey Shore
• Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome Now Being Seen In Young Adults, Doctors Say
• Arlington National Cemetery honors the fallen amid the pandemic
• Trump says houses of worship will be deemed "essential services"
• Health Officials Warn Of Mold, Legionnaire's Disease Bacteria In Reopening Offices
• Despite Hiring More Workers, Illinois' Balky Unemployment System Continues To Vex Those In Need Of Money
• As Campus Reaches New Record For Diversity, Augsburg Revisits Historic 'One Day In May' Program
• Chicago's COVID-19 Phase 3 To Start In Early June
• Silver Alert Canceled For Missing 82-Year-Old Ellicott City Man
• Upper Saddle River, N.J. Scouts Celebrate Memorial Day By Placing Flags In Front Of 2,500 Homes
• Doctor Shares What Employees And Businesses Should Think About Before Returning To Work
• With Firefighters' Jobs Being Expanded During Pandemic, Federal Officials Outline Plan To Keep Them Funded
• 4 Juvenile Suspects Arrested In Fatal Stabbing Of Pleasanton Resident Jackson Butler
• Boston Is 'A Ticking Time Bomb' DA Rollins Says Of City's Rising Violence
• My Dad Is A Superhero: BC's Ryan Betro Details His Father's Recovery From COVID-19
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• Coronavirus (MN): Latest COVID-19 Headlines From May 22, 2020
• Goodyear Blimp Flying Over South Florida To Thank Healthcare Heroes & First Responders
• Bay Area Confectioner See's Candy Reopens Kitchens, Offers Contact-Free Pick-Up Service
• New Hampshire Beaches, Gyms To Open June 1 With Major Restrictions
• All Lanes Reopened On Philadelphia's Platt Bridge After Car Fire
• Public Bathrooms Pose Serious Danger For Spread Of Coronavirus, Health Officials Warn
• Florida Keys Overseas Highway Turned Into Gallery For Graduates
• US Housing Secretary Ben Carson Visits Miami To Talk About Federal Funds Allocated To The City To Help During The Pandemic
• 'A Tough Decision': 2020 Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix, 'The Largest Autism Fundraiser In The State,' Canceled Because Of Coronavirus
• Nonprofit, A Little Help, Keeping Older Coloradans Safer At Home
• Expert: Likelihood Of Coronavirus Being Spread In Ocean This Memorial Day Weekend Is Very Low
• Car Rental Giant Hertz Expected To File For Bankruptcy
• Former Broncos Quarterback Joe Flacco On The Move
• Demanding Answers: New York Officials Still Say It's Feds' Job To Monitor International Passengers, But Customs, CDC Not Talking
• Beachgoers Enjoy Lovely Weather Despite Social Distancing Recommendations
• 'California Connected' Contact Tracing Program, PR Campaign Unveiled To Limit Spread Of COVID-19
• Abbey's Hope Face Masks
• AstraZeneca-Oxford Trial COVID Vaccine Moves To Crucial Phase With $1 Billion In U.S. Backing
• Arapahoe County Judge Swears In Prosecutors Via Zoom
• Minnesota To Offer Free COVID-19 Testing At 6 Armory Locations Across The State This Weekend
• 'We Didn't Shut Down': Organization Remembers Gold Star Family Ahead Of Memorial Day
• CBS3 SummerFest At Home: Spice Up Your Summer Wardrobe With Old Fashion Trend That's Making Huge Resurgence In 2020
• CBS2 Gets Exclusive Look Inside Jacobi Medical Center, Where Staff Is Ready Treat All Ailments, Not Just Coronavirus
• Colorado Governor's Executive Order On Ballots & Elections Process Draws Both Praise And Concern
• 'It's Something We Dreamed About': Astronauts On Historic Launch Of SpaceX Dragon
• Rabbi's Family Raises More Than $7.5K To Buy Pulse Oximeters For Baltimore's Vulnerable Groups After Doctors Say They Could Detect COVID-19 Earlier
• Reports: Joe Flacco Headed To The Jets On 1-Year Deal
• Boston Next: As Businesses Prepare To Reopen, Social Distance And Masks Are The New Normal
• Residents, businesses sue Michigan dam operator over flooding
• Coronavirus Changes Approach, But Not Meaning Of Memorial Day Salute In Rockland County
• Former Boston Medical Center Nurse Dies From COVID-19 In Her Own Hospital
• 'Very Promising': Local Trainers Look For Dogs That Can Be Taught To Detect Coronavirus In People
• Excessive Heat Watch Issued For Most Of Bay Area Starting Memorial Day
• AEW Double Or Nothing Picks: Can Brodie Lee Take Down Jon Moxley?
• 'Business Isn't What It Was': After Busy Start, Local Business Owners Say Shoppers Are Slow To Return
• Ex-Hollywood Exec William Sadleir Arrested For Stealing $1.7M In COVID-19 Relief
• Now Hiring: Uplift Education
• Roseville Galleria Mall Reopens, But Things Will Look A Bit Different
• Home Fitness Equipment Is In High Demand As Gyms Remain Closed
• LASD Reports 206 Employees, 722 Inmates Have Tested Positive For COVID-19 Since Pandemic Began
• New Jersey Facing 'Decisions No One Wants To Make' As State Staring Down $10 Billion Deficit
• Lori Loughlin, Mossimo Giannulli Officially Plead Guilty In College Admissions Scam
• Clay County Judge Again Rules Against Pritzker's Stay-At-Home Order; Grants Exemption To Downstate Tanning Salon And Manager
• 'Unbelievable Number Of Gallons Of Hand Sanitizer': Cherry Hill Mall Busy Preparing For Eventual Reopening
• FBI director orders internal review of Michael Flynn investigation
• Chicago Weather: Hot Holiday Weekend
• Colorado ER Nurse Kyle Mullica Returns From Treating Coronavirus Patients In Chicago Jail
• Newsom Promises Guidelines For Reopening Houses Of Worship By Monday Despite Trump Order
• UPMC Nurse Arrested For Allegedly Stealing Patient's Oxycodone, Switching It With Sedative
• Driver Charged With Killing Lowell Couple Was Racing, DA Says
• Keith Booth Files Federal Lawsuit Against Dunbar Over His Dismissal As Head Basketball Coach
• Mail In Voting Expansion Bill Passes Illinois Senate, Now Awaits Governor Pritzker's Signature
• Hand Sanitizer Is Important But Alcohol Could Make It A Fire Hazard
• Burglary Investigation Lands 2 Arrests For Child Endangerment In Oroville, Sheriff Says
• Orange County Reports 6 Additional Coronavirus Deaths Bringing Total To 118
• Long Island Beaches Welcome Residents For Memorial Day Weekend, Ban Outsiders
• Denver's 18th Annual Chalk Art Festival Moves Out Of Larimer Square And Online
• Retail worker creates Facebook support group after alleged attack
• Universal Orlando To Reopen Parks To The Public June 5th
• Reopening Florida: Gov. DeSantis Lifts Restrictions On Youth Activities, Including Summer Camps & Athletics
• AAA Mid-Atlantic: Memorial Day Travel Numbers Likely To Set Record Low
• Report: New York Jets Sign QB Joe Flacco To One-Year Deal
• Florida's Reigning Class 7A Football Champs, St. Thomas Aquinas, Receive Championship Rings In Drive-Thru Ceremony
• Miami Dolphins Fans Pay Tribute To Legendary Coach Don Shula Friday
• More Than 600 Sign Up For 1st Day Of COVID-19 Testing At Pepsi Center
• This year's retail job losses already highest on record
• 'Kicked While You're Down': Countryside Deli Asks Public For Help Identifying Alleged Burglars
• Baltimore Police: Security Guard Stabbed With Syringe While Attempting To Stop Shoplifter
• USPS Defies Orders To Close Denver Sorting Facility That Handles Mail For All Of Colorado
• 'Zoom Cathedral' Helps Aurora Family With 15 Members Sickened By Coronavirus
• After Trump's Declaration, Gov. Newsom Says He's 'Days Away' From Guidelines On Reopening Churches
• Gov. Jared Polis Redirects Funds To Help Colorado Fight Wildfires This Season
• Cherry Canyon Fire Grows Rapidly In Southeastern Colorado
• Dying coral reefs turn vibrant neon in apparent survival effort
• Lawmakers Work To Keep U.S. Space Command In Colorado
• NASA, SpaceX Urge Spectators To Stay Away From First Astronaut Launch In 9 Years
• Reward Offered In Hunt For Man Who Trashed Hotel Room At DIA
• Colorado Parks And Wildlife Keeps Swim Beaches Closed
• Marysville Man Accused Of Having Sex With 15-Year-Old Girl
• Maryland Coronavirus Hospitalizations At Lowest Level Since April 19, State Says
• 'It's The Only Decision': Minnesota State Fair Canceled For 2020 Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Protesters Rally Against Business Restrictions With ReOpen Baltimore County In Towson
• CBS3 SummerFest At Home: From DIY Backyard Bowling To Cornhole, Outdoor Activities To Keep Children Off Screens
• Governor Abbott Issues Executive Order Suspending In-Person Visitation In Jails
• California To Spend $1.8 Billion More On Coronavirus Response
• Pa. Secretary Of Health: 57 Percent Of State's Patients Who Have Tested Positive For Coronavirus Are Considered Recovered
• Husband Sets Up "Date Nights" Outside Wife's Hospital Room Window As They Awaits Birth Of First Child
• UIL Puts Out Rules For Athletic, Marching Band Summer Programs In Texas
• 2 Men Charged After Allegedly Firing At Baltimore County Officers After Police Chase Ends In Elkridge
• 'Don't Throw A Big Party' | Mayor Jack Young, Baltimore Police Urge Baltimore Residents To Stay Home This Memorial Day Weekend
• Dallas County Reports 204 Additional Positive Coronavirus Cases, 4 More Deaths
• Gov. Tom Wolf Announces 17 Northern Counties Will Go 'Green' Next Friday, Including Lawrence And Clarion Counties
• Massachusetts Reports 805 New Coronavirus Cases And 80 Additional Deaths
• NAACP president says Biden cannot take black vote for granted
• Pakistani Military Plane Lands At Joint Base Andrews With Donation For COVID-19 Response
• MDH: Graduation Ceremony That Broke State Guidelines May Have Spread COVID-19
• Woman Wanted In Deadly Hit & Run In Fort Lupton Turns Herself In
• More Than 200 Citations Issued On I-83 After State Police Target Speeders
• Boston Marathon Decision Will Be Made 'Soon,' Walsh Says
• Loosened Stay-At-Home Restrictions, Holiday Weekend To Test California
• Gov. JB Pritzker Announces 5,500 Childcare Centers Will Be Able To Reopen With Capacity Limits In Next Phase Of Reopening Plan
• Mayor Young, BDC Award $100K In Grants To Baltimore Manufacturers To Make PPE
• Maryland State Police Arrest Suspect Wanted On Child Sex Abuse Charges
• Sign Language Interpreters Proving Essential During Coronavirus Pandemic
• After Minnesota Churches Stand Against Orders, Trump Says He'll Override Governors On Worship Services
• Pennsylvania Dirt Track Cited For Flouting Shutdown Order Expecting Thousands For First Auto Races Of Season Over Memorial Day Weekend
• Monroe Co. School District Creating Task Force Tasked With Contingency Plans For Fall Reopening Of Schools
• San Francisco Custodian Testifies Before Senate About Job Safety During Coronavirus Pandemic
• All Elite Keeping Wrestlers Safe As Double Or Nothing Approaches
• New England Bishop Takes Tongue-In-Cheek Shot At Tom Brady's Super Bowl Chances With Bucs
• Study: Drug touted by Trump "not useful and may be harmful"
• Hip-hop producer helps inmates hone voices behind bars
• Salvation Army Reopens Pasadena Thrift Store Friday
• Testing Positive For Coronavirus Not So Positive After All, 'We Can't Assume Anything'
• Gov. Hogan Announces COVID-19 Self-Testing Drive-Up Sites At Walmart Stores In Maryland
• LA River Recreation Zones Will Open On Memorial Day, But Kayaking Will Be Restricted
• Latest Shootings In Trenton Leave 4 Men Dead, 3 Wounded
• Reopening Colorado: When You Can Once Again Experience The Beauty Of Our Mountain Passes
• Civil Complaint: Illegal Chatsworth Pot Shop Dumped Customer Fatally Wounded In Accidental Shooting At Hospital, Kept Selling Marijuana After Cleaning Up Blood
• Planet Bluegrass Announces RockyGrass, Folks Festival Are Canceled For 2020
• Maryland Distributes More Than 6.7K Vials Of Experimental Drug Remdesivir To Treat COVID-19 Patients, Gov. Hogan Says
• Restaurateurs fight delivery apps' high fees
• Southwest Will Continue Limiting The Number Of Seats Sold On Passenger Flights Through July
• Biden says black voters considering Trump over him "ain't black"
• FBI Identifies Texas Naval Base Shooter, Adam Salim Alsahli
• Memorial Day Weekend Travel In Florida Expected To Lighter This Year
• Husband sets up "date nights" outside his pregnant wife's hospital room
• Sacramento County Modifies Health Order, Allowing Dine-In Service At Restaurants To Resume
• Alleged Drug Dealer Arrested After Police Respond To 9 Suspected Overdoses Downtown
• 'There's A Lot At Stake': Gov. Baker Urges Residents To Wear Masks During Memorial Day Weekend
• Lightfoot: COVID-19 Phase 3 Starts In Early June; Restaurants, Salons, Can Open With Restrictions
• USF To Pay $2.5M Over Alleged False Claims For Student Grants Following Whistleblower Complaint
• Trump Announces Churches Will Be Deemed 'Essential Services,' Says He'll Override Governors
• Former Goldman CEO to Americans: Get back to work
• Texas Mayor Talks Managing COVID-19 Surge In Her City While Also Battling Rare Form Of Cancer
• 'It's Much Worse': Pitt Researcher Says Unemployment Numbers Are 3 Times Worse Now Than In 1983 After Steel Mills Closed
• Cancellation Of State Fair Leaves Many Minnesotans Despairing
• Sheriff: 3 Men Overdose On Counterfeit Opioid Pills In Mankato Apt., 1 Dies
• Zuckerberg: Facebook Plans Include Expanded Presence In Denver Area
• 'We're Excited, We're Happy To Be Open'; Beaver Co. Businesses Prepare For Shoppers During The 'Yellow' Phase
• Planned Parenthood's $80 million PPP loan draws controversy
• Baltimore City Officials Warn Of Heavy Traffic Around Meal Distribution Sites
• Outdoor High School Graduations Possible In July
• Philadelphia Health Commissioner Tells Residents To Prepare For 'New Normal' When City Reopens
• 'That's What We're Here For Today'; Local Farmers And Distributors Work With Food Bank To Provide Fresh Fruit And Produce
• U.S. Census Bureau Resumes Field Operations in Collin, Denton and Tarrant County
• Local Branding Agency Seeks To Educate Community With Online Courses
• Unemployment Rate In Colorado Jumps To Record 11.3 Percent In April
• Pittsburgh Children's Museum Shares Neighborhood Singalong In Honor Of 143 Day And Mr. Rogers
• CDC Estimates That 35% Of People With Coronavirus Don't Have Symptoms
• Woman Being Investigated By 8 Different Law Enforcement Agencies In Extensive Mail Theft Case
• Gov. Tom Wolf Orders US, Commonwealth Flags To Fly At Half-Staff For Memorial Day
• CVS Opens COVID-19 Testing Sites In North Texas
• Detroit Man Charged In Double Fatal Hit-And-Run
• LA Native Russell Westbrook Delivers Meals To Nurses At MLK Hospital
• Reopening Colorado: Frisco Bay Marina Opens This Weekend, With Warning About Crowds On Beach
• Florida Man Indicted For Threatening To Spread Coronavirus After Spitting, Coughing On Officers
• Local Musician Joe Armijo Creates Music Video To Celebrate Veterans
• Cows linked to E. coli lettuce outbreaks that sickened nearly 200
• PAWS Dog Of The Week: Houston
• Man who recorded Ahmaud Arbery shooting charged with murder
• CDC guidance says coronavirus doesn't spread easily on surfaces
• 18-year-old given months to live marries high school sweetheart
• San Francisco Nurse Shares Shocking Photos Of Body Ravaged From Severe COVID-19 Battle
• Biden asks Amy Klobuchar to undergo vetting as possible running mate
• City Launching New Summer Operations Center Ahead Of Memorial Day Weekend
• Caught On Video: Fireworks Set Off During Takeover Of 5 Freeway In Norwalk
• Lori Loughlin and husband plead guilty in college admissions case
• Areas bordering New York City could reopen next week, Cuomo says
• 'Likely To Set A Record Low': AAA Cancels Memorial Day Travel Forecast For First Time In 20 Years
• Newest Texas-Based NASA Test Pilots Are Veteran Astronauts & Long-Time Friends
• Lori Loughlin, Mossimo Giannulli Plead Guilty To Paying $500K In Bribes To Get Daughters Into USC
• Scores feared dead as passenger jet crashes in Pakistan
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• Michigan Technicians Charged In Alcohol-Breath Device Investigation
• Suspect In Blue Truck Shoots, Kills 60-Year-Old Man In NW Baltimore, Police Say
• 'It's Nice To Soak Up The Sun': Jersey Shore Likely To Be More Crowded For Memorial Day Weekend
• Baltimore County Police Officer On Routine Administrative Leave After Essex Officer-Involved Shooting
• Pittsburgh Zoo Hosts 'Drive-Thru Zoofari' To Help Raise Funds Starting Sunday
• Utah Jazz Hall Of Fame Head Coach Jerry Sloan Passes Away At 78
• Grapevine Aquarium Will Name Rescued Sea Turtle After A Healthcare Hero
• Ryan Fitzpatrick Awaits Battle With Tua Tagovailoa For Dolphins' QB Job
• Pittsburgh Steelers: Only Half Of Individual 2020 Game Tickets Will Be Available In Preparation Of Possible Social Distancing Guidelines
• How To Lower Your Coronavirus Risk When Eating Out: Advice From An Expert
• Hecky Powell, Longtime Evanston BBQ Restaurant Owner, Philanthropist, Dies Of Pneumonia, Was Exposed To COVID-19
• Teachers, Mayor Surprise Chatham Principal With Gold Apple Award
• Delaware County Officials, Volunteers Team Up For Baby Items Giveaway
• Detroit Public Schools To Raise Starting Teacher Salaries By 33%
• Fish And Boat Commission Warns Anglers To Kill Northern Snakeheads If Caught In Pa. Rivers
• Turtle Nesting Season Off To Strong Start On Florida Beaches
• Jerry Sloan, legendary NBA coach, dies at 78
• Crayola's 'Colors Of The World' Crayons Reflects Diverse Skin Tones
• 1st US Professional Sport To Welcome Fans, Possibly Bull Riding
• One Lane Reopens After Fatal Crash On I-94 In Indiana
• Coronavirus (MN): 800+ Additional COVID-19 Cases Reported, 33 More Deaths
• Texas Luggage Store Owner Says Sales Fell 90% In April
• New Drive-Thru Testing Site Open Outside Rolling Meadows High School
• Haverhill Police Officer Shoots Man Multiple Times During Domestic Violence Call
• Massachusetts Lost 623,000 Jobs In April; Unemployment Rate Climbs To 15.1%
• Colorado Weather: Memorial Day Weekend May Deliver A Little Bit Of Everything
• Taco Bell Looking To Hire 30,000 Employees This Summer
• 2 Million Jobs Lost: California's April Jobless Rate Soars To 15.5%
• Can My Family Visit This Weekend? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Where Are These 'Gossip Girl,' 'One Tree Hill' & 'Vampire Diaries' Alums Now?
• Jerry Sloan, 'The Original Bull' And Hall Of Fame Utah Jazz Coach, Dies At 78
• Flags Half-Staff Through Sunday To Honor Coronavirus Victims
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 866 New Coronavirus Cases As Statewide Total Climbs To Over 66,000
• Fire destroys church that violated stay-at-home orders
• CBS All Access To Produce New Episodes Of John Krasinski's 'Some Good News'
• California's April Jobless Rate At 15.5%, 2 Million Jobs Disappear
• California's Unemployment Rate Hit 15.5% In April; 2.3M Jobs Disappear
• What You Can Do This Weekend In Sacramento
• Sheriff: Sex Assault Suspect Tried To Take Deputy's Gun During Arrest In North Auburn
• Liam's List: Your Guide To Fitness, Food, Fun, Staying Connected While Social Distancing
• New Jersey Lifting Restrictions On Outdoor Gatherings From 10 To 25 People Ahead Of Memorial Day Weekend
• FBI opens investigation into death of Breonna Taylor
• University of California drops SAT, ACT requirement for now
• Trump orders flags to half-staff for coronavirus victims
• Hand sanitizer left in hot vehicles can explode, experts warn
• Quarantine Cooking: Your Essential Nonstick Cookware Guide
• FBI says Texas naval base shooting is "terrorism-related"
• How To: 6 Easy Steps To Make Homemade Soft Pretzels
• Lowell 9-Year-Old Receives Birthday Phone Call From Astronaut In Space
• Here's What Your COVID-19 Memorial Day Will Look Like Outdoors Around New York City
• Trial vaccine moves to crucial phase with $1 billion in U.S. backing
• Death Of Pennsylvania Man Who Jumped Into River While Fleeing Police Ruled Accidental Drowning
• Reopenings: San Francisco Opens Unique Civic Center COVID-19 Pandemic 'Safe Sleeping Village'
• Florida Unemployment Rate Tripled In April To 13 Percent
• Hayward City Personnel To Take Pay Cuts, Forego Raises In Wake Of Coronavirus Crisis
• Duncanville High School Choir Shares Inspirational, Virtual Performance Of 'Stand By Me'
• Saginaw K9 Officer Helps Rescue Those Trapped By Rising Water
• Woman On The Run After Allegedly Killing Wife With Wine Chiller Arrested In Texas
• 14-Year-Old Injured In Glen Burnie Shooting, Police Say
• Graduating During Pandemic: High School Seniors Reflect On Growing Up, Graduating In 2020
• Police: 2 Men Wanted In Gunfight During Social Gathering In Olney
• Howard County Announces New Fire Chief William Anuszewski
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 2 New Coronavirus-Related Deaths, 21 New Cases Countywide
• New Downstate Lawsuit Against Gov. JB Pritzker Seeks To Block Stay-At-Home Order Statewide
• Social Security recipients say they're still waiting for stimulus checks
• Harley-Davidson restarts production as it faces "new normal"
• Trump surprises Ford officials by not wearing mask for full visit
• New Release Of John Prine's 'Angel From Montgomery' To Support COVID-19 Relief Fund
• FDA: Grazing Cows Likely Cause Of E. Coli Outbreaks Linked To Salinas Valley Romaine Lettuce
• Authorities don't expect any more arrests in Arbery's killing
• NASCAR Could Have Much Needed Rivalry With Busch And Elliott Incident
• Two-faced kitten born in Oregon
• Michigan Matters: Macomb Ratchets Up Its COVID Response
• Little League Teams Across The Nation Receive Guidelines To Safe Playing Environment
• 'Hey, Boo Boo': 100-Pound Bear Found Wandering Industrial Complex In Simi Valley
• Russia welcomes delivery of ventilators from U.S. agency it banned
• Recipe: Vermont Whole Wheat Oatmeal Honey Bread
• Recipe: French-Style Country Bread
• Miami COVID-19 Test Sites Will Be Closed Memorial Day
• Briscoe Holds Off Busch For The Victory!
• Atilis Gym Reopens In Defiance Of Stay-At-Home Order Day After Shut Down By Health Department Due To Plumbing Issue
• TSA Announces Updates To Screening Measures As Summer Travel Season Approaches
• Former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick Reportedly Granted Early Release
• Recipe: Strawberry Lemonade Trifle
• Miami Weather: Wet And Steamy Start To The Weekend
• Salmonella Outbreak In 28 States, Including California, Linked To Chicks And Ducks
• Maryland State Law Enforcement Agencies, American Red Cross Encouraging Public To Donate Blood
• Chicago Now Requiring Food Delivery Apps Disclose Fees To Customers
• Number Of Collin County Coronavirus Cases Increases By 28, 12 Patients In Plano
• Fiery Crash Slows San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge Commute
• Reopening In Indiana During COVID-19 Pandemic: What's Open, What's Closed
• The next COVID-19 frontier? Your dentist's office
• Man Sought In Miami Beach Murder Extradited From Thailand
• Gov. Wolf Modifies Executive Order Regarding Foreclosure And Evictions
• California To Spend $1.8 Billion More On Coronavirus Response
• Stay-At-Home Workouts Are Easier For Parents If Kids Join In
• Beaches brace for Memorial Day weekend crowds amid pandemic
• Fanless Belmont Stakes Kicks Off Triple Crown In June
• Gov. Hogan Announces Nearly $9.6M In Funding For Rural Internet Connectivity Around Maryland
• What The Match: Champions For Charity Can Reveal About PGA Tour In Age Of Coronavirus
• Macy's Locations Offering Curbside Pickup, In-Store Shopping At Pittsburgh Locations
• Stay Connected: WCCO-TV | CBS Minnesota Has A New App!
• PTL Links: May 22, 2020
• AP Count: Over 4,300 Virus Patients Sent To NY Nursing Homes
• Jamal Khashoggi's sons forgive his Saudi killers, sparing 5 execution
• Under Lockdowns, Reports Of House Hauntings Up Sharply In U.S.
• Chicago Weather: Warmup In Effect, Weekend Storms Ahead
• Pennsylvania Jobless Rate Hits 15.1%, State Labor Department Says
• Robert Kraft's Super Bowl LI Ring Sells For Over $1 Million At All In Challenge Auction
• South LA Commercial Building Goes Up In Flames
• Michigan court upholds Whitmer's power to extend stay-at-home order
• Man Dies Trying To Rescue Dog After Truck Submerges Following Bel Marin Keys Crash
• Baudette Man Killed After Being Ejected From Motorcycle
• Customs Officers Seize 3,000+ Pounds Of Marijuana In Broccoli Shipment On Texas Bridge
• Hand Sanitizer Can Catch Fire If Left In Hot Car
• Coronavirus Reopening Roundup: Jobs Put Latino Youth At COVID-19 Risk; Santa Clara Retailers Enter Phase Two
• Local Authorities Fear Memorial Day Weekend Revelers Will Forgo Social Distancing
• Michigan sends all registered voters absentee ballot applications
• ComEd Says Light Coming From Willis Tower Is Emergency System; Building Still Without Power
• Man charged for allegedly lying to his employer about having virus
• Young Latinos Disproportionately Contracting, Dying Of COVID-19 In California
• Plum Woman Facing Several Charges Related To Fatal Crash In White Oak
• China plans a clampdown that could end Hong Kong's dreams of democracy
• Millions of Americans to get stimulus money via prepaid cards
• Nick Cordero faces health setback, wife says
• Brooke Skylar Richardson: The untold story
• Weather Blog: Pleasant Memorial Day Weekend
• Amid Pandemic, Local Company Delivering Meat And Fresh, Organic Sustainable Foods
• Philadelphia Eagles, American Red Cross Partner Up For Community Blood Drive
• 'QuaranTeen Theatricals': Delaware Valley Theater Group Takes Virtual Stage As It Prepares To Debut 'Into The Woods'
• What To Watch For When Brady, Manning, Woods & Mickelson Tee Off In 'The Match II'
• North Texas Court Is The 1st In The Country To Hold A Jury Trial Via Videoconferencing
• Phil Jackson Shares Important Message With Philadelphia Eagles During Virtual Team Meeting
• New York Weather: 5/22 Friday Forecast
• Scores Feared Dead As Passenger Jet Crashes In Pakistan
• With Memorial Day Approaching, Is It Safe To Have Guests Over For A Cookout? 'With Each Additional Person, The Risk Goes Up Quite A Bit'
• Lori Loughlin and her husband agree to plead guilty in admissions scandal
• Erosion Creating Less Room For Social Distancing At Indiana Beaches
• Lift Bridge Brewing Company 'Miles for Military' Challenge
• Parkway Theater 'Groundhog Day'-Inspired Cocktail
• At 'Dorm Style' Airbnb, Guests Share Rooms, Even During Pandemic
• Karpool Cinema: Movie Drive-In Expands In Hammonton
• Pittsburgh Weather: Rain Showers Start Memorial Day Weekend
• Bronx Bombers Swap For Big Screen: Yankee Stadium Parking Lot To Host Summer Drive-In Theater
• CBS News' Herridge discusses FISA and Flynn on "The Takeout"
• Macy's Loses $1 Billion In First Quarter Of 2020
• Netflix To Start Canceling Inactive Subscriptions
• Another 4 Million Americans Now Seeking Unemployment Benefits, 43 Million Since Outbreak Began
• Lori Loughlin, Husband Mossimo Giannulli Back In Court Over College Admissions
• Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission Reminding Holiday Travelers To Focus On Road Safety
• Observation Deck Coming Back To 61st Floor Of Iconic Chrysler Building
• TSA To Make Screening Changes In Response To Pandemic
• Terror charge for man cops say pretended to try to give them COVID
• Family Legacy: FDNY Promotes Granddaughter To Battalion Chief Post
• Senator Bob Casey Calls On Federal Government To Provide More Help For Seniors During Pandemic
• Three Rivers Arts Festival Goes Virtual This Year
• Pittsburgh Police Investigate Man Shot In Knoxville
• 'Gus And YiaYia's Iceball Cart' Returns To The North Side
• Man Dies After Crashing Into Building In Charleroi
• North Allegheny Senior High School Student Named 2020 U.S. Presidential Scholar
• NHL Players' Association Expected To Vote On 24-Team Playoff Proposal As Return To Play Format
• 57-Year-Old Man Killed In Double Shooting In Southwest Baltimore, Police Say

Videos from May 22, 2020

• CBS News senior investigative correspondent Catherine Herridge on "The Takeout" — 5/22/2020
• Joe Biden under fire after suggesting black voters undecided between him and Trump "ain't black"
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• Lives to Remember: Joseph Feingold, Dr. Julie Butler and more
• University of California system eliminates standardized tests
• Trump says he will override governors who do not allow churches to open this weekend
• Joint Chiefs of Staff chairman on Memorial Day during pandemic
• Biden walks back comments about black voters who support Trump
• At least 2 survivors in Pakistani airliner crash
• Preliminary results from 2 leading vaccine trials show promise
• Trump urges reopening of houses of worship
• Memorial Day travel expected to set record lows amid pandemic
• States brace for Memorial Day crowds as U.S. virus deaths top 95,000
• CBS Evening News, May 22, 2020
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• Husband sets up "date nights" outside wife's hospital room as she awaits birth of baby boy
• Prince William and Duchess Kate host virtual bingo for seniors
• Bad Hair Year: World emerges from lockdown in search of a shave and a haircut
• Dr. Deborah Birx responds to latest study on risks of hydroxycholoquine for COVID-19
• NAACP president says African-American vote can't be taken for granted
• Trump says U.S. wouldn't close over second wave of coronavirus
• Deadly passenger plane crash in Karachi, Pakistan
• How coronavirus is impacting Eid celebrations at the end of Ramadan
• How funeral homes are dealing with the coronavirus
• Florida beaches reopen ahead of holiday weekend amid coronavirus pandemic
• Joe Biden calls Amy Klobuchar "first rate," asks her to undergo vetting for VP
• Cuomo says some areas around NYC could reopen as soon as next week
• Teen given months to live marries high school sweetheart
• COVID-19 threatens global polio eradication efforts
• How to safely enjoy Memorial Day weekend amid the pandemic
• NOAA predicts an unusually active 2020 hurricane season amid pandemic
• China proposes national security law that could have major impact on Hong Kong
• Hong Kong set for new crackdown by China?
• Meet Biscuits and Gravy, the two-faced kitten from Oregon
• How to stay safe this summer amid coronavirus fears
• Hand sanitizer bottles can explode in hot cars, safety officials warn
• Billionaire investor Robert Smith on providing financial help for minority-owned small businesses
• Antibody tests provide closure for people who were previously sick with no answers
• As warmer weather begins, American beaches prepare for surge amid COVID-19
• Man who filmed shooting death of Ahmaud Arbery arrested for murder
• Hong Kong in turmoil over China national security proposal
• Mystery illness in kids associated with COVID-19 being reported in young adults
• Trump declines to publicly wear mask during Michigan plant tour as he pushes for churches to reopen
• Americans expected to travel less ahead of Memorial Day weekend because of coronavirus
• A coronavirus haircut, at last