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Articles from May 25, 2020

• Bay Area Ministers Urge African-American Worshipers To 'Shelter In Grace' Despite Green Light To Reopen
• Proper Social Distancing Of Memorial Day Crowds At SF Beaches, Parks A Matter Of Perspective
• Stockton Father Arrested On Suspicion Of Torture In His 7-Year-Old Daughter's Death
• Greeley Surgeon Fighting Coronavirus By Donating Antibody-Rich Plasma
• Castle Rock Restaurant Owners Sue Polis & Health Departments Over Order To Close
• First Came The Earthquakes, Then Coronavirus: Trona High School Seniors Still Hope To Have Traditional Graduation Ceremony
• Fallen Service Members, Coronavirus Victims Honored In Candlelight Vigil
• Missing 5-Year-Old Boy Last Seen On Beach In Discovery Park
• Beachgoers Enjoy Warm Day In Huntington Beach To Kick Off Memorial Day Weekend
• Police Seek Help Locating Missing Petaluma Man With Special Needs
• 'It's A Ghost Town Out Here': South Lake Tahoe Beaches Eerily Barren Over Memorial Day Weekend
• In-Person Retail Shopping Allowed In California, Pending County Approval
• SF Protest Urges Facebook To Protect Public From Political Lies, Hate, Disinformation
• LA County Reports 1,047 New Coronavirus Cases, 12 Additional Deaths; People Flock To Beaches For Memorial Day
• Driver Arrested On Suspicion Of DUI After Driving Neck-Deep Into Manure Pond
• 9 Industrial Facilities In Vernon Investigated For Coronavirus Outbreaks
• Police Search For Hit-And-Run Driver Who Severely Injured Woman Walking Near Beverly Center
• Man Killed By Amtrak Train In Santa Ana In Apparent Suicide
• Reopening Guidelines Present Unique Challenges For Colorado Restaurants
• Retailers & Shoppers 'Feel Normal' After Park Meadows Reopens
• Colorado Hospitals Watching For 'Little Surges' As State Starts To Reopen
• Mid-Hudson Region Poised To Begin Phase 1 Reopening Tuesday; 'People Need To See That We're Going In A Better Direction'
• Coloradans Respond To Call To Play Taps On Memorial Day
• Philadelphia Police Bust Wild Memorial Day Party Of Up To 250 People In Vacant Brewerytown Lot
• N.Y. Senator Sponsoring Bill That Would Allow Takeout Liquor For 2 Years After Coronavirus Pandemic Ends
• Memorial Day Around Tri-State Lacked Usual Punch Due To Pandemic, But Some Enjoyed Relative Peace And Quiet
• Mendon Drive-In Reopens To Sold-Out Shows
• 4 Adults, 4 Kids Rescued After Speedboat Capsizes On Big Kandiyohi Lake
• Veteran's Labor Of Love And Respect Takes Form At Brick, N.J. Memorials
• 1 Man Dead, Another Wounded In East Garfield Park Shooting
• Local Dog Groomer Could Face $300 Daily Fine After Reopening In Defiance Of Gov. Tom Wolf's Shutdown Order
• Coronavirus Forces Changes To Massachusetts Memorial Day Ceremonies
• As Temperatures Near 90, Loop High-Residents Say Management Refuses To Turn On Air Conditioning
• Reopening South Florida: Miami Gardens Barber Shops, Hair & Nail Salons Reopen Wednesday
• Mayors Of 3 Broward Cities Explain Process, Restrictions Of Reopening Beaches
• Memorial Day Takes On Added Meaning At Paramus Veterans Home, Where Dozens Of Residents Succumbed To COVID-19
• Woman Allegedly Abducted By Connecticut Double Murder Suspect Found Safe In NJ As Manhunt Continues, Police Say
• With Illinois Beaches Closed, Many Head To Indiana Shores For Memorial Day
• Good Question: Can Air Conditioning Put Us At Risk For COVID-19?
• Melrose Sixth-Grader Performs Front Porch Concert
• Baltimore Police Plead For Public's Help In Investigating Shootings Over Violent Memorial Day Weekend
• Man Holds SWAT Team In Standoff In Edgewater Building
• Firefighter Suffers Cardiac Arrest Battling Manchester, NH House Fire
• Hundreds Of Isolated Seniors, Patients Now Connecting To Loved Ones With Donated Tablets
• 'Free-For-All' On Wildwood, Ocean City Boardwalks As Many People Spotted Not Wearing Masks This Memorial Day Weekend
• 'I'm Happy That Minneapolis Is Doing This': Minnesota's Largest City Gears Up For Face Mask Requirement
• Unhealthy Air Quality Expected Tuesday In Valley Areas
• Brush Fire Threatens Coco Palm, Pomona Valley Mining Company Restaurants
• Massachusetts Reopening: Hair Salons, Marijuana Shops, Offices Back In Business
• State Patrol: 2 Dead In Highway 65 Crash North Of Cambridge
• Miami Weather: Memorial Day Washout, Flood Watch Issued Until Tuesday
• Despite Stay-At-Home Order, Memorial Day Weekend 2020 Is Deadliest In Chicago In Years
• SpaceX's 1st Astronaut Launch Could Be Delayed Over Stormy Weather
• President Trump Visits Fort McHenry For Memorial Day Ceremony Despite Baltimore City Leaders' Pleas To Stay Home
• Search On For Driver Who Hit, Killed Woman On Near West Side
• Maryland Company Lands $134M Federal Contract To Provide US Nursing Homes With Personal Protective Equipment
• UT Arlington Finds Vietnam Veteran's College Transcript, Resolves Life-Long Regret
• Fire Concerns Increase As Temperatures Climb Into Record Territory
• Natural Gas Leak Forces 17 Residents Out Of Mt. Lebanon Apartment Building
• Crowds Come Out To SF Parks, Beaches On Memorial Day After Weeks Of Sheltering In Place
• Dallas Mayor's Milk Initiative Hands Out 1,000 Gallons On 1st Day
• Invisible Hands PHL Offering Free Delivery Of Necessities To At-Risk People Who Can't Leave Home
• Did Mother's Day Church Services Help Spread Coronavirus In Northern California?
• A-Basin's Online Reservation System Crashes Less Than An Hour After Opening
• Beaver Co. Courthouse Employee Tests Positive For Coronavirus After Returning To Work
• Couple Provides Homemade Meals To Inkster's First Responders
• Riverside County Reports 540 New Coronavirus Cases Over Holiday Weekend
• Orange County Reports 133 Additional Coronavirus Cases While Moving Forward With Phase 2 Of Reopening
• Crews Rescue Male Who Fell Into Mine Shaft
• Tarrant County Jail Inmate Dies Of Coronavirus After 3 Weeks In Hospital
• 18-Year-Old Accused Of Brutal Attack On Woman In Butler County On Dead-End Road
• Police Identify Man Shot And Killed At Falls Township Holiday Inn Express
• Virgin Orbit Rocket Experiences 'Anomaly' During Launch Demo Off California Coast
• State Lawmakers Return To Tackle $3.3 Billion Budget Hole
• Reopening South Florida: Beaches Remain Closed Memorial Day But Will Reopen Tuesday In Broward
• Fort Lauderdale Police-Involved Shooting After Officers Respond To Call Of Shots Fired
• Drone Video Shows Devastation Of San Francisco Fisherman's Wharf Warehouse Fire
• Santa Clara County Pushing For Extension To Eviction Moratorium
• Opioid Drug Overdose Deaths Are Down In US, Study Finds, But COVID-19 Could Change That
• FBI Warns Of Video Depicting Child Sexual Abuse Being Shown In Zoom Meetings
• Police Break Up Rally Protesting Stay-At-Home Order At Buckingham Fountain
• Shoppers call out woman without mask at Staten Island store
• RV Sales Increase In Wake Of Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Updates: Latest COVID-19 Headlines From May 25, 2020
• What's The Coronavirus Risk? Infectious Disease Expert Weighs In On Popular Summer Activities
• Weather improves for historic SpaceX astronaut launch
• Philadelphia Police: 38-Year-Old Man Shot During Attempted Robbery In Strawberry Mansion
• Texas In Running To Host RNC Convention If Moved Out Of North Carolina, Vice President Says
• Memorial Day Commemoration Held At Newly-Restored Mare Island Naval Cemetery
• Suspected Arsonist In Custody After Mobile Home, Travel Trailer Set On Fire
• Pair Of Suspected 'Porch Pirates' Arrested In Antioch Thanks To Vigilant Neighbors
• Ex-Pittsburgh Pirates Infielder Jung-Ho Kang Banned 1 Year By Korean Baseball League For DUI Charges
• Virtual BolderBoulder 10K Takes To Social Media
• Memorial Day Flyover Honors Vets, Healthcare Heroes Across Southland: 'Low, Slow And Loud'
• Santa Clara County Offers New, Expanded COVID-19 Testing In Areas With Higher Rate Of Cases
• WATCH: World War II Veteran In Bethel Park Celebrates 100th Birthday With Parade
• State Budget That Depends On Federal Help, Other Pieces Of Legislation Now Await Gov. Pritzker's Signature
• Heat Advisory Issued; Parts Of Bay Area May See Record High Temperatures
• Discovery Park Beaches In Sacramento Packed As Visitors Not Taking Coronavirus Precautions
• 'Haircut Night In America' TV Special To Guide Americans Through DIY Looks
• Sticker Shock For Denver Man Who Visited ER For Coronavirus-Like Symptoms
• Police Patrol Ventura County Beaches, Enforce Guidelines As Crowds Gather On Memorial Day
• Man Who Killed Rhode Island Couple In 2000 Wants Compassionate Release
• Massachusetts Pot Shops Reopen; Customers Line Up For Curbside Marijuana Pickup
• El Paso mass shooting survivor celebrates first birthday
• High Country Timeshare Using UV Light To Disinfect Units
• Patriots' Cardona Remembers Those 'Who Paid The Ultimate Sacrifice'
• Short Standoff Ends With Arrest Of Jose Magana-Ledezma
• Driving Tests Resume Tuesday In Minnesota; Priority Given To Those Previously Cancelled
• Former US Rep. Allen West Leaves Texas Hospital After Motorcycle Crash
• Businesses Want To Reopen But Will Staff Want To Return? Restaurant Owner Says Some Employees Are Hesitant After Making More Money On Unemployment
• Car Parade For Pinkie; Bronzeville Resident Turns 107 Years Old
• New Crowd Limits Forcing Charitable Runs, Walks To Learn And Adapt
• Sport Fishing Is Back In New Jersey, But Be Prepared For Social Distancing Guidelines On Boats
• Marylanders Flock To State Parks On Memorial Day Weekend, Causing Some To Temporarily Close To New Visitors
• On Chicago's South Side, Social Distance-Style Music And Dancing
• Western Pa.'s First Certified Kosher Baskin-Robbins Opens In Squirrel Hill
• Consumer Analysts Predict Deep Summer Discounts, Shopping Deals As Economy Reopens
• CDC Warns About Increase In 'Aggressive' Rat Activity As Rodents Search For Food With Restaurants Closed
• Coronavirus Concerns Lead To Low Turnout, Cancellation Of Some Memorial Day Services In Sacramento
• Coronavirus Concerns Lead To Low Turnout, Cancellation Of Memorial Day Services In Sacramento
• With City Waiting Longer Than State To Reopen, Restaurateurs Look To Mayor Lightfoot For Guidance
• Alvarado Man Killed In Head-On Crash In Johnson County
• Reopening Colorado: Alamosa County Angered By State's Denial Of Variance Request
• 12-Year-Old Missing From Waldorf Was Last Seen Friday, Police Say
• California Issues Guidelines For Reopening Churches, Mosques, Synagogues
• Mayor Lightfoot, Gov. Pritzker Among Those To Address First Virtual WOOGMS Memorial Day Parade
• High School Seniors Hold Pop-Up Prom On Iconic Steps Of Philadelphia Museum Of Art
• Maryland-Based Novavax Announces Trials For Coronavirus Vaccine In Australia
• On A Positive Note: Pittsburgh Handyman 'Mr. Good Deeds' Raises $30,000 To Help Others
• Friendship Circle Director Starts 'Lifeline Project' To Help Families Following Alejandro Ripley's Murder
• 'Safe Outdoor Activity': Minn. Boat Sharing Rental Co. Sees Huge Demand During Pandemic
• Local Animal Rescue Asking For Help Saving Paralyzed Pup
• Despite Being Allowed To Reopen, Some Churches Hit Hard By Coronavirus Not Rushing To Resume Meetings
• How the Joint Chiefs of Staff chairman honors the fallen
• Temple Quarterback Anthony Russo Finding Creative Ways To Prepare For Next Season During Pandemic
• Former Pitcher Dan Plesac: MLB Players Will Struggle During Shortened Season In Empty Stadiums, Especially White Sox
• Laporte Man Extends Helping Hand With Food Bank Station
• 69-Year-Old Coronavirus Survivor From Coraopolis Ready To Return To Work After Being On Ventilator, Losing 38 Pounds
• Despite Pandemic, Family Members Come Out To Honor The Fallen On Memorial Day
• Coronavirus Cases In New Hampshire Rise By 50, Bringing Total To 4,197
• Senior Spotlight: iMater Student Jared Barreto Graduating With HS Diploma & Two Associate Degrees
• Elijah, A Severely Abused Pit Bull Used As Bait Dog, Finds His Forever Home
• Indiana Beaches See Little Social Distancing On Memorial Day
• NASA Begins New Era In U.S. Space Flight Wednesday With Astronaut Capsule Launch
• Massive Memorial Day Crowd Descends On Daytona Beach, 6 People Hurt In Shooting
• Colorado Weather: Computer Models Show Several Hot Days Possible Next Week
• 'Whoever Did This. Please Leave.': Mayor Peduto Responds After WWI Monument Vandalized With Mysterious Message On Memorial Day
• Toddler Falls From Window At Seven-Story Apartment Building In Gaithersburg, Officials Say
• Reopening Colorado: Governor Gives The OK For Restaurants To Have Dine-In Customers Starting Wednesday
• Fallen Heroes Honored During Memorial Day At Long Island National Cemetery
• Somerville Hair Salons Remain Closed While City Observes Phase 1 Elsewhere
• Fashion runway shows? That's so last year
• Dating During Coronavirus Pandemic: 'It's Not The Normal Conversations You'd Have Prior To This'
• Veterans Quarantined In Aurora Nursing Home Get Touching Military Tribute On Memorial Day
• Nonprofit TasteWise Kids Takes Message Of Healthy Eating Online Due To Coronavirus
• Coronavirus In Ohio: Health Officials Warning University Students Who Attended Off-Campus Event About COVID-19 Exposure
• 1 Killed In Crash On Wet SH 171 Southwest Of Fort Worth
• Dr. Dave Hnida: Even With Added Precautions, Degree Of Risk Is Involved In Airline Travel
• Max Minute: Convalescent Plasma Getting More Attention As Search Continues For COVID-19 Treatment
• 'Just Do It': Foster Father Encourages Other Parents To Get Involved
• Gold Star Mom Honors Son Who Saved His 'Brothers In Arms' And Organ Donation Recipients
• Young COVID-19 Survivor Told She Wasn't 'Sick Enough' During Coronavirus Struggle
• Denver Set Rainfall Record Sunday With Most Rain In One Day Since Last July
• Brooklyn Park College Student Brings Minnesota Twins Season To Life Through Video Game
• Are Library Books Safe? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Memorial Day Looks A Little Different Than Usual At Long Beach Due To Resident-Only Beach Permits
• 'It's Only 24 Notes, But It Says It All': People Across The Nation Play 'Taps' To Honor Those Who've Sacrificed Their Lives
• Goodwill Locations In New Jersey, Pennsylvania Push Governors To Reopen Stores As Donations Skyrocket
• Places Of Worship Allowed To Reopen In California If They Limit Congregants; Face Coverings Required
• Fire Breaks Out At Recycling Facility In Milpitas
• All California Counties Can Now Allow Retail Stores To Reopen For In-Person Shopping, State Says
• Coronavirus Progress: NYSE Set To Open Trading Floor Tuesday For First Time Since March 23
• Colorado's Fallen Service Members Honored With Flyover
• Coronavirus May Increase Risk Of Stroke, Keep Patients Away From Seeking Treatment, Doctors Warn
• UCONN Student Wanted In 2 Murders Spotted In Pennsylvania, State Police Say
• Jimmy Cobb, Last Surviving Musician On Miles Davis Jazz Classic 'Kind Of Blue' Dies, At 91
• Dallas Restaurants, Bars Compete With Wet Weather, Coronavirus Concerns, Limited Capacity Memorial Day Weekend
• 5 Treated After Staten Island Boat Fire
• 'American Fraud': President Trump Falsely Attacks Congressman And Veteran Conor Lamb On Twitter In Show Of Support For Sean Parnell
• Three Newborn Fawns Rescued After Doe Hit & Killed By Vehicle
• Thousands Spend Memorial Day Weekend In Ocean City; Businesses Innovate To Stay Afloat
• Cuomo Says N.Y. Will Pay Death Benefits For Essential Government Workers Killed By COVID-19
• Another COVID-19 Positive King Soopers Employee Who Worked In Denver Dies
• Republican Groups Sue California Over Gov. Newsom's Order On Mail-In Ballots
• Allegheny Co. Leader: If Pools Open, It Would Not Be Until Late June At The Earliest
• Regulars Flock To Jersey Shore For Memorial Day Tradition, But 'It Definitely Feels Different'
• Pandemic Adds Even More Somber Tone To Memorial Day In Delaware County Town Known For Decades-Old Parade
• Santa Ana Memorial Park Honors Fallen Heroes With Drive-Through Viewing Of Historic Moments
• How presidents have helped — or hurt — their VPs on the trail
• Delaware Gov. John Carney Hints That Restrictions Could Soon Be Eased As Statewide COVID-19 Total Nears 9,000
• Four-Alarm Brookfield Fire Destroys Home, Kills Dog
• Pistons Coach Dwane Casey And Others Remember Jerry Sloan
• Memorial Day 2020: Solemn Ceremonies Across Tri-State Take On New Tone Due To Coronavirus
• Town Honors WWII Veteran Who Has Attended Every Memorial Day Observance Since 1946
• A Pair Of 3,000 Pound Hippos Make The Trip Home To Colorado Springs
• Soaring Temps Prompt Spare The Air Alert For Tuesday
• 'It's Really Been Therapeutic': Fort Snelling Observes Memorial Day With Private Ceremony, Online Tribute
• Calif. Voters To Decide Whether AB5 Applies To Rideshare Drivers
• CU Boulder Professors: 'Tax' On Satellites Will Reduce Space Junk
• Stevensville Woman Using Free Flowers To Spread Smiles Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Driver Flees Deadly Hit-And-Run Near I-225 & Parker Road
• Day Camps & Sports Camps Can Open June 1
• 'We Are All Americans, We Should All Be Treated As Such': Some Voters Concerned About Changes Ahead Of Pa.'s Fast-Approaching Primary Election
• Pittsburgh Public School Families To Get SNAP Benefits For Missed Lunches During School Closure
• Newsom issues guidelines for houses of worship to reopen
• Church In Owings Mills Holds Drive-Thru Memorial Day Cookout
• Man Found Dead In Basement After Lawndale House Burns
• World War II Veteran Makes Progress On 100th Birthday Goal
• Patriotic Organ Concert Put On At Boardwalk Hall In Atlantic City
• Pensacola Minor League Baseball Team Offering AirBnB Stay At Their Oceanview Stadium
• Doctors 'Concerned' That Pandemic Has Caused People To Miss Routine Cancer Screenings
• Woman Found Stabbed To Death Inside East San Jose Home; Suspect Arrested
• Memorial Day Service In Colleyville Closed To Public For First Time Ever Due To Coronavirus Pandemic; Shared Via Livestream
• Protesters Camp At Aurora ICE Facility Demanding Detainees Be Released, Citing COVID-19 Fears
• High Temperatures Prompt Heat Warnings Through Antelope Valley Starting Tuesday
• Details Emerge On What Tom Brady's Nine-Part Documentary Will Include
• 'Our Veterans Did Everything For Us': Military Convoy Travels Through Pittsburgh Honoring Fallen Heroes
• Excessive Heat Warning: String Of 100+ Degree Days, Record Highs Possible For Central Valley
• Estes Park Busier Than Expected Memorial Day Weekend As Town Reopens Businesses
• Feds cut off early looks at economic data for news media
• Massachusetts Reports 596 New Coronavirus Cases And 44 More Deaths
• Mail-In Balloting Being Considered Across The Nation, But Colorado Already Has It Figured Out
• Chicago Weather: Isolated Storms Possible Late Memorial Day
• Daily Dallas County Coronavirus Cases Continue Decline; No New Deaths Monday
• Rolling Memorial Day Bell Ceremony Remembers Fallen Maryland Service Members
• Illinois Officials Report 1,713 New COVID-19 Cases, 31 New Deaths
• Drive-In Theaters Reopening Around The State
• Some Minnesota Churches Say Services Still Too Risky As COVID-19 Cases Grow
• California Issues Guidelines For Reopening Places Of Worship; Unauthorized Services Source Of New Outbreaks
• DeSoto Honors Fallen Heroes With Solemnity And Social Distancing On Memorial Day
• Firetruck Overturns In Bucks County Causing Multiple Road Detours, Closures
• Fire devastates "heart and soul" of San Francisco fishing industry
• Pittsburgh Police Surprise 93-Year-Old East Liberty Woman With Birthday Parade
• Pa. Game Commission Wardens Remove 127-Pound Bear From Backyard Tree, Relocate It
• Body Of Apparent Victim Of Homicide Found West Of Stockton
• New York Weather: 5/25 CBS2 Memorial Day Evening Weather Headlines
• 2 Teens Among 3 Injured In Overnight Antioch Shooting
• Buffets, Salad Bars Face Uncertain Future
• Ilhan Omar Says She Believes Tara Reade, Will Still Vote For Joe Biden
• Man Critically Injured After Being Shot In Spring Garden, Philadelphia Police Say
• Biden appears at memorial, first public event in 2 months
• 'I've Dreamed About This Forever', Highland Park FB Captain Brayden Schager Is Ready To Take The Field
• Women Are Told More Lies Than Men In Workplace Reviews, New Research Suggests. And That Can Prevent Gender Equality
• 'Immeasurable Loss' As Coronavirus Pandemic Leaves Summer Movie Blockbusters Up In The Air
• Aberdeen Police Searching For Missing Dog Who Might Be Pregnant, Last Seen Sunday
• New Jersey Officials Announce 965 New Coronavirus Cases As Statewide Total Surpasses 155,000
• Patrick Ewing Returns Home After Being Hospitalized For COVID-19 Treatment
• Small Business Administration won't name PPP borrowers
• Georgetown Basketball Coach Patrick Ewing Out Of Hospital After Being Treated For COVID-19
• Hiker Flown To Hospital After Falling Into Slippery Rock Creek At McConnells Mills
• Man Throws Burning American Flag Onto Police Vehicle Near Boston Common Memorial Day Display
• NYC Teens Get Creative To Give Back And Connect During Coronavirus Shutdown
• Illinois Grants To Help Expand Broadband, Digital Access
• "It's Tremendously Exciting": Texas-Based NASA Astronauts Countdown To Historic Launch
• Survivor recalls final moments of plane crash that killed 97
• Former Denver Nuggets Coach George Karl Finds Podcasting 'Soulful'
• Vehicle Crashes Into Park Warming House In Burnsville, No Injuries Reported
• Communities Face Tough Choices On Opening Public Pools
• Boy Killed In Northern Minnesota House Fire Identified As 2-Year-Old Micah Hedlund
• SEE IT: USS Constitution Fires 21-Gun Salute In Memorial Day Tribute
• Carry The Load Celebration Still Honors Military Heroes... Just Differently Because Of COVID-19
• Knicks Legend Patrick Ewing Out Of Hospital After Coronavirus Treatment
• Pittsburg Police: Chase With Armed Suspect Ends With Car Slamming Into Apartments
• Brady Oberg Legacy Foundation Raises Awareness For Veteran PTSD
• Efforts Underway To Get Food That Was Going To Be Dumped From US Farms To The Needy
• State Police: 'Armed And Dangerous' Homicide Suspect From Connecticut Spotted In Pa.
• Virtual Memorial Day Events Being Held Across LA, OC
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 5-25-20
• NHL Plans Move To Reopen Practice Facilities, Allow Small-Group Workouts Early Next Month As Phase 2 Of Return Plan
• Five Most Important Patriots Players For The 2020 NFL Season
• 'It's The Eagles I Cringe': Eagles Still Inside Quarterback Tom Brady's Head 2 Years After Super Bowl LII
• Elon Musk and Grimes Make Change To Their Baby's Name
• Florida Man Wanted By Police Arrested After Streaming Live Video Of Himself On Social Media
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Hospitalizations Still Declining, Over 47K COVID-19 Cases Reported
• Queen Guitarist Brian May Suffers Heart Attack, Rushed To Hospital
• Deadlines for laid-off workers to get health care coverage looming
• Illinois Lawmakers Pass $40 Billion Budget, Includes Funds For COVID-19
• Outdoor Dining Allowed With Amended Sonoma County Shelter-In-Place Order
• Memorial Day Events Across Region Honor Veterans, Some Ceremonies Livestreamed
• 'It Was Important For Us To Be Here': Hialeah Holds Traditional Memorial Day Commemoration Despite Rain, Coronavirus Pandemic
• Pennsylvania Health Officials Report 473 New COVID-19 Cases As Statewide Total Tops 68,000; Philadelphia Reports More Than 400 New Cases
• Dramatic Video: 2 Suspects Sought In Walnut Creek Parking Lot Shooting
• Firefighters Battling Large Haystack Fire Between Elk Grove And Galt
• Firefighters Continue Working To Suppress Cherry Canyon Fire
• 1,000 'Socially Distant' Flags Placed On Boston Common For Memorial Day
• Driver Killed After Slamming Into Parked Road Ranger's Truck On Turnpike
• Thousands Expected On Northwest Indiana Shoreline On Memorial Day
• Reopening: Berkeley Tennis, Pickleball Courts Reopen For Singles Play
• Red Sox Drape American Flag Over Green Monster, Play 'Taps' To Honor Memorial Day
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 473 New Coronavirus Cases Bringing Statewide Total To 68,186
• Colorado Lawmakers Return After Coronavirus Suspension To Tackle $3.3 Billion Budget Hole
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 745 New COVID-19 Cases Reported As Death Toll Nears 900
• Shooting Outside Bar In Uptown Dallas Leaves 1 Dead
• Smaller Joints And Less-Potent Buds: Recession Weed Is Here
• Power Restored To 'Critical Business Functions' At Willis Tower; Signal Restored To CBS 2
• Heading Back To The Gym? Doctors Explain How To Stay Safe
• North Carolina Man Sentenced To More Than 3 Years In Prison For Cyberstalking Maryland Woman
• Staunch Trump ally to end tumultuous tenure as U.S. envoy in Germany
• As Push For In-Person Services Comes From Washington, Faith Leaders Stress Caution On Reopening Churches
• Northwestern High School Football Coach Suspended, Probed For Practice During Pandemic
• Massachusetts Air Guard Memorial Day Flyover Canceled Due To Weather
• New Hampshire Seeks Volunteers For Counting Bats
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Says Coronavirus Death Toll Remain Steady While Cases Climb To 1,805
• Queens-Based Company Recalls Curry Powder Over Salmonella Concerns
• Second immigrant dies of COVID-19 while in ICE custody
• Thyroid Drug Recalled Due To Super Potency
• NHL Targeting Early June For 'Phase 2,' Allowing For Small Group Workouts
• Gardening Tips: If It Can Hold Soil, You Can Use It
• Colorado Weather: Sunday's Soaker Really Filled Up The Rain Gauge
• Chicago Weather: Hot, Humid Memorial Day
• For Arapahoe Basin, Return Of Skiing Is An 'Emotional Victory'
• Hugh L. Carey Tunnel Turns 70
• 14-Year-Old Jessup Girl Kaitlyn Lee Firth Found Safe, Police Say
• PTL Links: May 25, 2020
• Drivers Stilled By The COVID-19 Pandemic Advised To Lock Their Cars As Vehicle Thefts Spike
• Cooking With The Crew: Mountain Pie Recipes
• Vehicle Theft Spiking During Coronavirus Pandemic, Law Enforcement Agencies Say
• Animal Humane Society: Pocket Pets Up For Adoption
• Newton Man's Father Listed Among Coronavirus Victims On New York Times Front Page
• Trump observes Memorial Day with two visits
• Tiger Looks Fresh, Peyton's Surprisingly Good, Brady Is Brady, And Other Leftover 'The Match' Thoughts
• As workers return to jobs, "stakes have never been higher"
• Patrol: Driver, 22, Killed After Losing Control On Ramp Near Fort Snelling
• Incumbent Ilhan Omar Endorsed By DFL For Congressional Seat
• Experimental Aircraft Involved In Accident At Sacramento McClellan Airport
• Self-Serve Salad Bars, All-You-Can-Eat Buffets Face Uncertain Future In The Age Of Coronavirus
• 15-Year-Old Girl Shot In West Pullman
• Ex-U.S. Marine pleads not guilty as espionage trial ends in Russia
• Trump threatens to move Republican National Convention out of North Carolina
• 3 Dead After Suspected Street Racer Runs Red Light, Slams Into Car At Dallas Intersection
• 1st Birthday Parade For Boy Whose Parents Died Saving Him During El Paso Walmart Shooting
• Screen Time For Kids Increases Amid Stay-At-Home Order
• Think Those Miller Moths Are Everywhere? You'll Be Seeing More Of Them
• Coronavirus Reopening Roundup: Santa Cruz County 'Family Clusters'; Xenophobic Letters Left At San Leandro Homes
• Warmer Weather Means It's Time To Be Tick Aware
• Reopening: Happy Diners Flock To Reopened Napa County Restaurants
• Guardian Angels Founder Curtis Sliwa Defies No Swimming Rule At Coney Island
• Memorial Day Heat Wave Sends Crowds Flocking To Parks Triggering Social Distancing Concerns
• Baltimore Man Surprises People During Alcohol Deliveries Dressed Up As Elvis Presley, Other Costumes
• Local Non-Profit Supports Pediatric Brain Tumor Research Raising Money To Give Back To Nurses
• Two-faced kitten dies 4 days after birth
• San Leandro Residents React To Arrest Of Woman Accused Of Posting Racist Letters On Local Homes
• Colorado mom's Mother's Day disappearance still a mystery
• South Korea to make bar owners register patrons as virus spreads
• 911th Airlift Wing Performs Hospital Flyover, Saluting Coronavirus Frontline Healthcare Workers
• Want To Buy A Used Car? Rental Car Companies Are Offering Up Some Good Deals
• Shots Fired From Crowd As Police Break Up Gathering In Gresham
• Mendon Twin Drive-In Reopens With Sold Out Midnight Showing
• USS New Jersey Marks Memorial Day With Facebook Live Ceremony
• Eaton Canyon In Altadena Closed Memorial Day Due To Massive Crowds
• Police Searching For Man Who Robbed Nail Salon In Northeast Philadelphia
• Divvy Hiring 200 Workers For Summer
• Pittsburgh Police Officer Assaulted In Homewood
• ICYMI: Top takeaways from this week's "Face the Nation"
• In Moscow, COVID control means government tracking your every move
• 2011: Lance Armstrong's doping revealed
• New York Weather: CBS2's Memorial Day Afternoon Forecast
• Meet The Little Girl With The Big Voice Behind CBS2's National Anthem
• Honoring The Fallen: Colorado National Guard To Launch Memorial Day Flyover
• Ventnor Mayor Took Slow Approach To Reopening Beaches, Boardwalk Due To Large Year-Round Population
• Road Tests For Driver's Licenses Could Look Different In Illinois
• Hong Kong standoff leaves U.S. and China on "brink of new Cold War"
• Holocaust survivor's 100th birthday marked with drive-through parade
• More Than 800 New Coronavirus Cases Reported In Texas As Reopening Continues
• Discounted Deals & Meals For Active Duty Military, Veterans This Memorial Day
• Unofficial Start To Summer Season In Jersey Shore Off To Slow Start Due To Pandemic, Weather
• N.Y. public workers killed by virus to get line-of-duty death benefits
• 4 People Stabbed In Backyard In Gresham
• Memorial Day: What's Open & Closed
• Pittsburgh Weather: Hot, Humid, And Sunny Memorial Day
• Baby gorilla fractures skull in family fight at Seattle zoo
• 2 People Pull Driver From Burning Car After Hit-And-Run Crash
• "Breakthrough": Remains ID'd in Long Island serial killer case
• Police Search For Hit-And-Run Driver After Pedestrian Struck In Harlem
• Police: 24-Year-Old Man Injured In West Philadelphia Shooting
• Driver Flees Scene After SUV Stuck On Regional Rail Tracks In Cedar Park
• COVID crisis slams the brakes on bid to save rare white rhinos
• New York Weather: CBS2's Memorial Day Forecast
• State Police Investigating Deadly Shooting In Long John Silver's Parking Lot
• Dormont CoronaChoir To Sing Final Socially Distant Performance
• Big Memorial Day weekend crowds raising virus-linked concerns
• 'Someone Should Be Here': Bethel Park Holds Modified Memorial Day Ceremony To Honor Those Who Have Served
• Pittsburgh Police Have Arrest Warrant, Looking For Man Involved in Brookline Shooting
• Veterans Breakfast Club To Host Virtual Memorial Day
• Monday's Show Info (5/25/20)
• Islamic Center Of Pittsburgh Celebrates End Of Ramadan With Drive-Thru Celebration
• College Graduates Facing Unknown Future With Troubled Economy Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Federal judge strikes down most curbs on Florida felons voting
• Former CBS News Washington Bureau Chief William Small dies at 93

Videos from May 25, 2020

• Manhunt underway for university student accused of double murder
• Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff on honoring fallen heroes for Memorial Day
• William Small, legendary Washington Bureau Chief for CBS News, has died at 93
• Dairy farmers donate surplus milk to food banks
• Schools reopen abroad with new rules to keep faculty and students safe
• U.S. threatens China with sanctions over handling of pro-democracy protesters
• Trump honors nation's fallen soldiers with two Memorial Day events
• Americans celebrate Memorial Day amid coronavirus pandemic
• CBS Evening News, May 25, 2020
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• Law enforcement keeps an eye on Memorial Day weekend beachgoers