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Articles from May 26, 2020

• Hair Salons, Barbershops Prepare To Reopen With New Guidelines
• Sonoma County Health Officials Delay Reopening Of Salons And Barbershops
• The Greek Theatre Cancels 2020 Season Over Coronavirus Concerns
• Broadway Corridor Of Sacramento Sees Uptick In Vandalism
• Colorado Teen In Tuxedo Shows Up Excited For Surgery
• Colorado Hotel Uses Spray Cleaning Technology, Prepares For Return Of Tourists
• A Cinderella Story: Stockton Teen's Stolen Sparkly Sneakers Returned Home
• Downtown Los Angeles Church Fire Under Investigation
• Visitors Asked To Respect UC Davis Arboretum After Some Put Wildlife At Risk
• Who Can Spread COVID-19?
• Northern Colorado Pastor Sues Governor Over In-Person Worship Limits
• Inland Empire Malls Reopen As Riverside County Reports 11 New COVID-19 Deaths, San Bernardino Sees Increase In Cases
• Yolo County Gives Timeline For Businesses To Reopen
• Ventura Police Investigating Sexual Assault, Homicide On Popular Bike Path
• Reopening Colorado: 'Demand Is Huge' As Day Camps Get Ready To Welcome Kids
• 'We Have To Win': Villa Park Gym Reopens, Defying Governor's Orders To Remain Closed
• 2-Year-Old Hospitalized, 4 Others Injured After Tree Limb Falls In San Francisco's Washington Square Park
• Search On For Bear Seen Roaming Around Colfax Tuesday
• Employees Heartbroken After Murder-Suicide At Sacramento County Retirement Home
• Olde Town Arvada Shuts Down Streets To Give Restaurants More Room
• Colorado State Legislature Back To Work, But It's Not Business As Usual
• San Ramon Valley Board Of Education Approves Administrator Raises Amid Huge Budget Cuts
• LA County Allows Retail Stores To Reopen With In-Person Shopping; Asks State To Open Hair Salons, Dining Rooms
• School's Out For Summer: Ring In Summer On Friday Afternoon
• Brighton Mexican Restaurant Juggling What The New Normal Is About To Become
• Domestic Violence Suspect Killed In Officer-Involved Shooting In Jamestown
• 'It's Real Ugly': Protesters Clash With Minneapolis Police After George Floyd's Death
• What We Know So Far About The 4 Officers Fired After George Floyd's Death
• 'I Can't Breathe!': Video Of Fatal Arrest Shows Minneapolis Officer Kneeling On George Floyd's Neck For Several Minutes
• 'He Was Kind, He Was Helpful': Friends, Family Say George Floyd Was A Gentle Giant
• 'Being Black In America Should Not Be A Death Sentence': Officials Respond To George Floyd's Death
• 'I Can't Even Describe It': Use-Of-Force Experts Say Police Restrained George Floyd For Too Long
• In Shortened Playoff Season, Chicago May Not Be As Farfetched Of Choice For NHL Hub City As You May Think
• Joe Biden To Give Keynote At Minnesota Democrats' Online Convention
• Twitter Flags Trump Tweet With Fact-Checking Label For First Time
• Protesters Dressed As Grim Reaper Warn Against Reopening Businesses, Ending Protection From Eviction
• State Education Officials Work On Guidance On In-Person Learning This Fall
• High School Seniors Anxious Of What College Will Look Like In The Fall
• Who's Open, Who's Closed: County-By-County Breakdown As Maryland Reopens
• 9-Year-Old Boy Shot In Face, Killed Inside East Germantown Home, Philadelphia Police Say
• Baltimore Police: 'Armed And Dangerous' Suspect On The Loose After Allegedly Shooting At Officer, Carjacking Bystander During Getaway
• Long Island Small Business Owners Cannot Wait To Resume Limited Retail Wednesday
• Baltimore Museum Of Industry Donating 2K Interactive City Kits To Public Schools
• Baltimore County Releases Guidelines For Restaurants, Bars When State Coronavirus Restrictions Are Lifted
• 'Sports Withdrawal': Local Hockey Fans Believe NHL's Return Could Help Fill The Sports Void
• DUI Suspect Arrested After Hit-And-Run Crash In Woodland
• After 125 Years, Pieritz Bros. Office Supply Stores Permanently Closing In June
• Air Conditioning Back On At Loop High-Rise After Sweltering Memorial Day Weekend
• Remembering Kenneth Robinson, The Hazelwood Native And Taylor Allderdice Grad Who Died After Falling Into Ohio River
• Six Flags America Implements New Safety Measures Ahead Of Reopening
• Meet The Two Women Behind New Jersey's Edgy And Hilarious Twitter Account
• 'Murder Hornets' Still Not Close To Maryland, Entomologists Say
• Ford Plant Workers Sound Alarm About COVID-19; Expert Calls For Paid Sick Leave
• Amy Cooper, White Woman On Video Calling 911 On Black Man Asking About Dog's Leash, Loses Her Job
• Family Urges UConn Murder Suspect Peter Manfredonia To Turn Himself In
• Renowned Photographer Gifts Graduating Baltimore School For The Arts Students Senior Prom Portraits
• New Jersey To Allow High School, College Graduation Ceremonies Starting On July 6
• Bicycles, Outdoor Toys & Fitness Equipment Sales Skyrocketing As People Shop To Entertain Themselves Amid Shutdown
• Dallas City Council Set To Consider Possible 8% Property Tax Hike
• Protest Held In Chicago After Death Of George Floyd During Arrest By Minneapolis Police
• Social Distancing Entertainment: Miami Dolphins To Turn Hard Rock Stadium Into A Drive-In Theater
• 13-Year-Old Boy With Neurofibromatosis And Cancerous Tumor Gets Shopping Spree Of A Lifetime
• 'Play At Your Own Risk': Bucks County Playgrounds Cleared To Reopen But Guidelines Say Kids Must Practice Social Distancing
• Police Looking For Florida Man Accused Of Vandalizing Miramar High School While Naked
• Southwest Side Shooting Caught On Ring Doorbell Camera; Neighbors Ask, 'Where's City's Crime Strategy?'
• 'I'm Confident In The Restaurant': Encino Restaurant Owner Says He's Ready To Reopen As Soon As It's Safe
• Will There Be Camp This Summer? Should There Be?
• 'Let Us Walk': Newport-Mesa Seniors Urge School Board To Allow In-Person Graduation Ceremony
• Reopening South Florida: Broward Beaches, Gyms, Hotels Open Tuesday With Restrictions
• At Least 4 People Shot In Philadelphia's Fairhill Neighborhood, Police Say
• Stormy Weather Causes Havoc For South Florida Drivers & Homeowners
• Historic SpaceX Launch Set For Wednesday
• Man Shot, Killed In South Shore
• DNA Companies Ask Customers How The Coronavirus Effected Them
• Dallas 9-Year-Old Listed As 'Critical Missing Person' By Police Has Been Found
• Novavax Tests Human Vaccine In Australia With Plans To Expand In U.S.
• 'Swimming In A Pool Is Definitely Safe': Experts Say Risk Of Contracting COVID-19 In An Outdoor Pool Is Low
• Michigan Colleges Roll Out Plans For The Fall Semester
• Customers Accuse FedEx Ground Of Holding Up Shipments For Weeks
• Clothing Store Owner In Eastern Market Discusses Reopening
• General Motors Slowly Bringing Back Salaried Employees 
• "Criminal Minds" Cinematographer Sued By State of California
• Police Searching For Suspect Involved In Fatal Detroit Shooting Case 
• Video: Man Rescues 2 People From Burning Car In Andover
• 1 Dead, 1 Rescued From Car Crash 'In Past Few Days' In Fort Worth
• COVID-19 Safety Measures Are Essential Business When The AC Breaks During A Pandemic
• Denver Botanic Gardens Steadily Selling Out At Lower Capacity Each Day
• 'It's Not In The Budget Right Now': South Jersey School District Reluctant To Hold In-Person Graduation After Gov. Murphy Gives Green Light
• Officer Involved In Watertown Shootout Retires After 30 Years
• 2020 Graduates Share Lessons Learned While Staying At Home During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Man Allegedly Tried To Meet 14-Year-Old For Sex At Hotel In Martinez
• Sports stadiums are finding creative ways to cater to fans
• Juvenile Justice COVID-19 Cases Increase
• Justice Dept. Ends Probe Into Stock Trading By Sens. Feinstein, Loeffler, Inhofe Weeks Before Pandemic
• Broadband Bill Goes To DeSantis
• Number Of Infected Inmates Tops 1,400
• Grassley unsatisfied with justification for IG firings
• Home Depot Seeking To Fill 500 Positions Across SoCal
• Antibody Tests For COVID-19 Wrong Half The Time, CDC Says
• Chancellor Phil DiStefano Explains New Learning Structure For CU Boulder Students
• What Kind Of Restraint Is Considered Legal During An Arrest?
• Michigan governor: Husband was trying "failed attempt at humor"
• Garcetti: Runyon Canyon Park Reopens, In-Person Shopping Allowed Wednesday
• Food Service Employee In Everman ISD Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Santa Rosa Homeowner Goes On DIY Remodeling Spree During Shelter In Place
• San Francisco Crab Fishing Fleet Takes Huge Hit From Destructive Pier 45 Fire
• Fatigue, Kidney Issues Are Possible Impacts As People Adjust To First Heat Wave Of 2020
• West Virginia AG: Mail Carrier Changed 8 Absentee Voter Ballot Requests
• Megabus To Resume Operations In Baltimore With Limited Capacity
• 1 Dead In South LA Deputy Involved Shooting
• 'Drowning Is Quick And It's Silent': 9 Out Of 10 Drowning Deaths Happen While Child Is Supervised
• West Mifflin Police Locate Missing 11-Year-Old Haley Hanson
• Coronavirus Cluster Discovered At Morgan Hill Fish Processing Plant
• Sacramento County Salons, Barbershops Can Reopen Wednesday
• New York City Small Business Owners Losing Patience With Government Over Not Being Allowed To Reopen
• Rangers, Islanders Make Playoffs In NHL's Return To Play Plan
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Trump tries to discredit vote-by-mail process
• Tree Of Life Donates $200K To Pittsburgh Public Safety
• Minnesota Weather: Tornado Warnings Cancelled In Twin Cities Metro; More Severe Storms Possible Tuesday Evening
• Tragedy At Discovery Park: Coroner Confirms Body Pulled From Water Was Ziyon Butler
• Megabus To Resume Operations In Philadelphia Using Limited Schedule On June 1
• Keeping Cool In San Jose A Challenge For Seniors, Homeless During COVID-19 Heat Wave
• 4 Shot, 2 Of Them Dead, Along Edge Of Garfield Park
• Coronavirus Q&A: Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Gimenez Discusses Reopening Of Beaches
• The Travails Of A Garbage Collector During The Coronavirus Pandemic
• LA County Board Approves Inspector-General To Oversee Nursing Homes
• DMV To Reopen Dozens More Field Offices For Appointments, Transactions
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: COVID-19 Patients Needing Intensive Care Hits New High
• Bay Area Courthouses Begin Process To Resume Jury Trials In Age Of COVID-19
• CDC Recommends Newborns Be Tested For Coronavirus Twice And Separated From Mothers With Confirmed Or Suspected COVID-19
• LAPD Reports 121 Employees Have Tested Positive For COVID-19 Since Pandemic Began, 75 Have Recovered
• PG&E Nears End Of Bankruptcy Amid Persisting Safety Worries
• Richland Township Police Investigating After More Than 100 Flags Torn From Veterans' Graves Over Memorial Day Weekend
• As Deadline For Mail-In Ballot Applications Passes, Some Voters Say They've Gotten Multiple Ballots
• Coronavirus: Some SF Businesses Going Outside To City Sidewalks, Streets, Parks
• SF Supe Presses City To Hire Service Officer To Oversee Needs Of City's Veterans During Pandemic
• New Gym Owner Navigating Extra Safety Measures Before Opening
• Man Arrested After Allegedly Leading Deputies On Chase From Auburn To Foresthill
• 'Make The Best Of What You Have': Westmoreland County Courtrooms Install Barriers To Mitigate Spread Of Coronavirus
• Firearms, Rifle Rounds Cleared After Blocking Lanes On Highway 50
• MPD Chief Arradondo: 4 Police Officers Fired Following Death Of George Floyd
• Orange County Reports 110 Additional Coronavirus Cases, Jump In Hospitalizations As Businesses Reopen
• 'A Process': Trials To Resume At Allegheny County Courthouse With Strict Social Distancing Guidelines
• Six Flags Great America Unveils Reopening Plan; Management Says It Could Open Safely Today
• Pac-12 Conference Allows In-Person Workouts To Resume Across All Sports
• Homicide Detectives Investigate Death At La Puente Hotel
• Pittsburgh Steeler Ryan Switzer And Wife Gabie Welcome Baby Boy
• Pac-12 To Allow Voluntary In-Person Workouts, Releases COVID-19 Guidelines For Safe Return To Campuses
• NHL Unveils Plan To Relaunch Season With 24-Team Tourney; Kings, Ducks Out
• 'What The World Needs Right Now': Knuckleheads Bar Looking For Good Samaritan Who Kept Its Building From Burning Down
• Trees, Homeless Camps Made It Difficult For Law Enforcement To Use Thermal Imaging While Searching For Ziyon Butler
• Phillies Deliver Gift Bags To Health Care Workers At Jefferson Hospital In Center City
• North Texas Leaders Weigh Economic Boost, Safety Regarding Potential Of Republican Convention
• South Side Mother Who Lost 2 Sons To Gun Violence In 2010 Has Now Lost Her Eldest Too
• Mayor Lightfoot, CPD Superintendent Brown To Discuss What 'Didn't Work' To Curb Weekend Violence
• 62-Year-Old Kayaker Drowns On Long Lake
• FBI Pittsburgh Issues Warning About The Dark Side Of Zoom
• Boston Researchers Work On Smell Test For Early Detection Of Coronavirus
• Skiers Hoping To Get On Arapahoe Basin Now Need To Enter Drawing
• Latino Communities In Maryland Hit Hard By Coronavirus Pandemic; Advocates Urge Hogan To Offer Aid To Undocumented Immigrants
• Health Department: Keep Social Distancing To Protect Older Coloradans
• NHL To Go Straight To 24-Team Playoff If Season Can Resume; Flyers To Play In 3-Game Round-Robin To Determine Seeding
• Dentist Offices Are Charging Extra Fee To Cover Additional Cost OF PPE
• Ukee Washington Explains His New-Look 'Quarantine Beard' During Guest Appearance On 'The Talk'
• Man Dead After Shooting Involving Modesto Police Officers Monday Night
• Man Shoots, Kills Wife Then Himself In Apparent Murder-Suicide At Gold River Senior Home
• Rocky Mountain National Park Prepares For Phased Reopening Wednesday
• Coroner: Body Of Ziyon Butler, Boy Who Went Missing At Discovery Park, Found
• Local Director Gerald Webb Explains How He Completed Project During Pandemic
• NHL Ends Regular Season, Announces Plans For 24-Team Stanley Cup Playoffs
• 'Never Has It Been Anything Like This': Bike Shops 'Overrun' With Sales, Repairs During Pandemic
• Thousands of USCIS employees could be furloughed without more funds
• Some Fort Worth ISD Students To Return To Elementary Schools Next Week
• Baltimore Police Union: Young 'More Outraged By Trump's Visit' Than Memorial Day Weekend Violence
• Hair Salons, Barbershops OK To Reopen In OC, Ventura, San Bernardino
• Thousands participate in Steve Hartman's "Taps Across America"
• Apple Store In Pittsburgh's Shadyside Neighborhood To Reopen This Week
• SUV Found In Deadly Hit-And-Run; Police Still Searching For Suspects
• Can A Person Get COVID-19 Twice? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Twins Born To Intubated Mom With COVID-19 Discharged From Hospital
• Uncertain Summer Ahead For Tourism In Provincetown
• Philly Commissioner's Office Concerned About 'Being Able To Hold The Elections' After Mail-in Ballot Surge Causes Expenses To Skyrocket
• Newsom Announces Expanded Stage 3 Reopening Of Businesses Including Barbershops, Hair Salons
• Chicago To Spend $56 Million Hiring Hundreds Of COVID-19 Contact Tracers
• Red Cross Launches 'Condolence Care Program' For People Struggling With Grief
• Pennsylvania Ballet Offering Virtual Classes To Allow Dancers To Live Out Ballerina Dreams During Pandemic
• Plan For Return Of NHL Puts Blackhawks In Playoffs
• Long Island High School Coaching Legend's Final Season Ends Prematurely Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• 'It's An Exciting Adventure We're On': Classic Ballet To Live Theater Performances Expand Entertainment Options
• What's Old Is New: Amid Coronavirus Pandemic, Milkmen Return To Delivery Routes In Maryland
• Public Libraries Begin Reopening In Massachusetts With Curbside Pickup
• Giants, Jets Prepare To Open Training Facilities After NJ Gov. Phil Murphy Gives The OK
• Coronavirus Memoriam: Dr. Jean Lau Chin, Gene Chin Lived A True New York Love Story
• Season Over For Last-Place Sharks As NHL Plans To Resume Play With Playoff Tournament
• Children Of Long Island's COVID-19 Nursing Home Dead Want 'Horrific Experience' To End
• LASD Reports 230 Employees, 822 Inmates Have Tested Positive For COVID-19 Since Pandemic Began
• Stocks Surge To Highest Levels Since Shutdown As U.S. Death Toll Nears 100,000
• Airports Move To Minimize Contact By Relying On Technology
• Family Of Man Shot Dead In Brooklyn Deli Refutes Clerk's Robbery Claim
• Baltimore City Leaders Call On Comcast To Increase Internet Options For Low-Income Students Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• 4 Seriously Injured In Fiery Crash On Dan Ryan Expressway
• 'Judgement Day': Lawrence County Restaurants, Barbers Waiting Anxiously To Reopen In 'Green' Phase
• Keller @ Large: Tech Columnist Discusses Trump's Conspiracy Theory Tweets About Joe Scarborough
• 'We Are Go For Launch': Weather 60% Favorable For Historic SpaceX Launch Of NASA Astronauts
• Mass. Lottery Struggling During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Short-Term Rentals Reopen In Wildwood As 'Things Are Starting To Come Back To Life' At Jersey Shore
• Coloradans Called To Help Serve In June 30 Primary
• Young Off-Broadway Performer Goes Virtual To Showcase Talents, Raise Money For Nonprofit
• Local Summer Camps, Swim Teams Ask For Reopening Guidance Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• IRS Stimulus Debit Cards Being Cut Up, Mistakenly Reported As Scam
• Hudson Becomes Escape From Restrictions For Many Minnesotans, Causing Problems For Businesses
• Slow Return To Work As Non-Essential Offices Reopen In Mass.
• Camp Or No Camp? A Look At New York Sites Closed This Summer, And Which Still Plan To Open
• Max Minute: It Appears Less And Less Likely Coronavirus Can Infect Through Surfaces
• NHL commissioner outlines plan to resume play
• Bicycle Sales Booming During Coronavirus Pandemic
• 14-Year-Old Raises $31,000 For Marshfield Food Pantry
• Nicklaus Children's Hospital Creates Specialized Unit To Treat Children With Illness Linked To COVID-19
• Governor Ron Desantis Supports Republican Convention Move To Florida
• 'It's All About Family': Flyers Warriors Hockey Team Finding Creative Ways To Stick Together During Pandemic
• Reimagining Education: Experts Say Creativity, Support & Guidance Will Help Make Remote Learning Successful
• Six Flags Prepares To Reopen Parks With New Guidelines Including Limited Capacity, Temperature Checks
• Small Businesses & Nonprofits In Jeffco Can Receive Emergency Funding
• Pennsylvania's Largest Nurses' Union Meets With State Health Secretary About Lack Of Access To PPE
• Anne Arundel County Fire Department Investigating Playground Fire In Pasadena
• Diocese Of Brooklyn Reopens Churches For Private Prayer
• Twitter won't remove Trump conspiracy tweets about Scarborough
• Burton Cancels 2021 Snowboard Championships In Vail
• Mayor Young Announces 'Outdoor Seating Relief Program' For Bars, Restaurants When Coronavirus Restrictions Are Lifted
• 6 Maryland Inmates Have Died Due To Coronavirus; 396 Cases Tied To State-Run Correctional System
• Portal Bridge Replacement At Last Gets $91.5 Million Go-Ahead Funding
• Police Receive Complaints Of Hampton Beach Hotels Renting To Non-Essential Customers
• Public Mass Resumes At Churches In The Archdiocese Of Miami With Restrictions
• Dallas County Reaches 9K Coronavirus Cases After Reporting 190 More, 2 New Deaths
• COVID-19 Casualty: Baylor Scott & White Health Laying Off 3% Of Its Workforce
• Allegheny County Police: Man Wanted After Binding Woman's Hands, Feet And Assaulting Her
• Reopening South Florida: Miami, Miami Beach, & Hialeah Reopening Restaurants Wednesday
• Miami Gardens Will Reopen Barber Shops, Hair & Nail Salons On Wednesday
• Mike Singletary Resigns From High School Football Head Coaching Job With 1-21 Record
• Solano Town Center Mall To Reopen For In-Store Shopping On Wednesday
• New Jersey Moving Forward To Resume Professional Sports, Socially-Distanced Outdoor Graduation Ceremonies For Class Of 2020
• More Than 1,700 Contact Tracers Will Be Ready For Duty Next Week, Mayor De Blasio Says
• Roundup River Ranch Takes Summer Camp Online
• Reopening South Florida: Zoo Miami Reopens June 1 With Strict Safety Precautions
• Mayor Young Announces Initiative To Help Baltimore City Businesses Safely Reopen Amid Pandemic
• Pa. AG's Office: 5 People Arrested, 7 Illegal Weapons Confiscated In Drug, Weapons Bust
• Class D Road Tests Resume At 14 Minnesota DVS Exam Stations
• New Jersey Health Officials Report 23 New Cases Of Rare Illness Impacting Children
• Contra Costa County Extends, Modifies Eviction Moratorium Ordinance
• 'It Will Be Their Fault': Mayor Kenney Warns Large Gatherings Could Keep Philadelphia In Prolonged Shutdown
• 'We Can Avoid A Major Second Wave' With Slow Reopening, Emergency Preparedness Researcher Says
• Dallas Being Considered For NHL 'Hub' When Hockey Restarts With Playoff Tournament
• Flare-Ups Challenge Crews In Wake Of Massive Fisherman's Wharf Warehouse Blaze
• Police: 2 Women Found Shot To Death Inside Cottage In Rockland County
• California Assembly Slams Governor's Proposed Budget Cuts
• Coronavirus Updates: Latest COVID-19 Headlines From May 26, 2020
• Reopening Colorado: Polis Urges Property Owners To Let Restaurants Use Their Outdoor Space
• Colorado Coronavirus Hospitalizations Dip Below 400 For First Time Since March
• Philadelphia 76ers To Begin 'Phased Reopening For Voluntary, Individual Workouts' At Camden Complex
• Elderly Man Dies After Attack In San Francisco; Suspect Arrested
• 'I've Never Seen Anything Like This': Coronavirus Pandemic Leads To Shortage Of Entry-Level, Kids' Bikes
• 'This Corona Will Not Stop Us': Health Officials Fear Spike In Cases After Americans Venture Out For Memorial Day Weekend
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 1,178 New COVID-19 Cases; 39 Additional Deaths
• LA Eyes Stiffer Penalties For Discarding Used Masks, Gloves In Public
• Police: 2 Wildwood Short-Term Rentals Cited After Opening For Memorial Day Weekend In Violation Of Gov. Murphy's Orders
• City Of Dallas To Work On Eliminating 'Unjust' Fines And Fees
• Pittsburgh Penguins To Play Montreal Canadiens When NHL Begins 24-Team Playoff Format; Pittsburgh In Consideration As 'Hub' City
• Attorney: Holyoke Soldiers' Home Superintendent Kept State Informed About Coronavirus
• Reopening: NHL Season Restart Will Not Include San Jose Sharks
• Trump doubles down on unfounded Scarborough conspiracy theory
• Stocks are on a roll even as the economy tanks — here's why
• Police Investigating After North Dallas Woman Killed In Her Driveway
• Viewers Advised To Rescan If Not Receiving CBS 2 After Willis Tower Outage
• Police Seek Suspect Accused Of Stabbing Man Multiple Times During Fight Over Woman
• Zoos Starting To Reopen In Massachusetts
• Catholic Diocese Of Pittsburgh Says Mass Will Resume In June With 25 Percent Capacity Limit
• Ravens Re-Open Under Armour Performance Center Under Phase One Of NFL's Guidelines
• Nearly A Dozen People Killed In Baltimore Shootings Over Memorial Day Weekend, Sending Homicide Rate Ahead Of Record-Breaking 2019
• 4 Minneapolis Police Officers Fired After Death Of Unarmed Man George Floyd
• World TeamTennis Plans To Have Fans
• Couple reunites after months apart due to COVID-19
• Massachusetts Reports 422 New Coronavirus Cases And 57 More Deaths
• Baltimore City To Allow Curbside Retail Wednesday, Outdoor Exercise Classes Of Up To 10 People Allowed
• Gov. Abbott Announces Water Parks, Driver's Ed, Food-Court Dining, Rec Sports Allowed
• Chicago Weather: Isolated Storms Tuesday Night
• Former Student At Ner Israel Rabbinical College Campus In Pikesville Arrested For Allegedly Trying To Run People Over, Police Say
• 2-Vehicle Crash In Hampton Twp. Kills One Man, Injures Another
• US Attorney For Eastern District Of Texas Joseph Brown Abruptly Resigns
• Minneapolis Unveils Next Steps For Reopening Restaurants And Bars
• Howard County Retail Stores, Barbershops And Hair Salons Can Operate At 50% Capacity Starting Friday
• Veteran Dies From Coronavirus At Fitzsimmons VA Center On Memorial Day, Bringing Total To 15
• Around The Table: Reopening Pa. After Coronavirus Shutdowns
• Grocery Store Chain Fills Community Salad Bar With Booze, Cereal, Candy Because Of Coronavirus
• 'A Fail' How Mayor Lightfoot Called Plans To Curb Weekend Violence
• California Allows Barbershops, Hair Salons To Reopen In Counties Given Green Light
• Tom Brady Goofs On Himself For Rough Outing On The Golf Course
• Florida and Georgia governors express interest in hosting RNC
• Fire Crews Battling Massive Fire At Stockton Tomato Processing Plant
• Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito: 'I Did Not Host A Gathering' At Shrewsbury Home
• Sheriff: 5 Seriously Injured In Fiery Head-On Crash Near Walker
• Bones of approximately 60 mammoths discovered in Mexico
• State Lawmakers Meet In Rare Session With Gov. Newsom To Address $54.3 Billion Budget Deficit
• Texas Man Uses Lift During COVID-19 Restrictions To Wish Wife Happy Birthday Though Hospital Window
• Gov. Hogan Appoints Roy McGrath As New Chief Of Staff
• Stay Home Stay Safe Has Spawned New Batch Of Guinness World Records
• Astronomers discover rare "cosmic ring of fire"
• 'It Changed My Life In A Way I Didn't Fully Embrace Until Recently': Sarah Natochenny On Pokémon & 'Marvel's Black Widow: Bad Blood'
• Fort Worth Offering $10M In Grants To Small Businesses Impacted By Coronavirus Pandemic
• Door-To-Door Census Efforts Resume In Ventura, San Bernardino Counties
• Coronavirus Testing Available At More Than A Dozen Allegheny Co. Community Health Clinics
• Morton's 'The Steakhouse' Closing Permanently In Denver
• Video Shows Ziyon Butler Shortly Before His Disappearance At Discovery Park
• Some Shoppers Wary Of Returning To Reopened Stores, Malls
• State Patrol: 2 People Killed After Car Collides With Tree In Isanti County
• Cockfights In Southeast Dallas Broken Up With Rescue Of 360 Birds
• Boston Hope Field Hospital No Longer Taking New Coronavirus Patients
• Walsh: Professional Sports Will Be 'Very Different' Upon Return From Coronavirus Hiatus
• Cam Newton, Jadeveon Clowney Among Number Of Big NFL Names Still Without Teams
• Gov. Whitmer's New Executive Order Expands COVID-19 Testing Sites
• Trump: Newsom Providing Mail-In Ballots In California Will Lead To 'Rigged Election'
• Afghans free 900 Taliban prisoners in hope of extended ceasefire
• DOJ raises concerns with Nevada restrictions on religious services
• Sheriff's Office: Human Remains Found In Monroe County Drainage Ditch
• Dwyane Wade dyes hair to match daughter Zaya
• Dallas Police: Thief Use Stolen ID And Forged Documents To Cash $11,000 Cashier's Check
• Should Cumberland Farms Be Able To Sell Beer? Ballot Question Moves Forward
• Police Investigating Now Fatal Shooting Of 28-Year-Old Keynon Jerrod Bryant
• Internal Pentagon watchdog replaced by Trump leaves post
• Mesquite Rodeo Claims 'First In Nation' Sporting Event To Open For Fans This Summer
• Lighfoot Announces $56 Million RFP For Expansion Of COVID-19 Contact Tracing
• Coronavirus Puts Pittsburgh Shows On Pause, While Pa. Health Secretary Says Even In The 'Green' Phase, Attending Concerts Isn't Recommended
• Delaware To Allow Outdoor Weddings, Graduations Up To 250 People; Lifting Ban On Short-Term Rentals, Mandatory Quarantine For Out-Of-State Travelers
• Community College Of Philadelphia To Open Fall Semester With Online Classes
• Pizza Hut Is Giving Away Half A Million Free Pizzas To Celebrate The Class Of 2020
• Six Flags Discovery Kingdom, Hurricane Harbor Release COVID-19 Guidelines For Parks' Reopening
• As Trump bashes mail voting, GOP officials move ahead with plans
• HHS watchdog defends report on PPE shortages that drew Trump's wrath
• Six Flags to reopen first of 26 closed theme parks
• Massachusetts Looking Into 'Outdoor Visitation' For Long-Term Care Residents
• Mother Faces Several Charges After Crash Kills Her Two Small Children
• Storm Unearths Shipwreck Buried By Sand For 100 Years
• Storm Uncovers Great Salt Lake Shipwreck Buried By Sand For 100 Years
• With the National Press Club, CBS News Radio's Sam Litzinger takes a look back at 100 years of audio.
• 'First Step Towards A New Normal': Philadelphia Allowing Restaurants, Food Trucks To Have Walk-up Ordering
• Philadelphia's Revised City Budget Proposal Calls For Hundreds Of Layoffs Of Municipal Employees
• New Coronavirus Testing Site Opens Tuesday At Dodger Stadium; Capable Of 6K Tests A Day
• 'Game On!' Comes To CBS With Keegan Michael Key, Venus Williams And Rob Gronkowski
• Two-Faced Kitten Named Biscuits And Gravy Dies Four Days After Birth
• Several OC Malls Reopen Tuesday To In-Store Shoppers
• Cuomo says "you're going to see pain" as economy reopens
• Routt County Extends Face Mask Requirement
• Summer camp resorts to "virtual campfires" during pandemic
• Grass Fire Burns 3.5 Acres Near Interstate 880, Oakland Arena
• Trump adviser sparks anger with reference to "human capital stock"
• Busch Passes Cindric In OT
• Harford County Expands Free Wi-Fi To Five County Parking Lots
• Gary Bettman Announces NHL's Return To Play Plans, Ending Regular Season And Planning Playoffs In Two 'Hub Cities'
• Report: NFL Coaches May Be Allowed To Return Next Week, With Minicamps Coming Shortly Thereafter
• Penguins Practice Social Distancing At Chicago's Shedd Aquarium
• Grimes says she and Elon Musk changed baby's name
• Rats may get aggressive due to COVID-19 closures, CDC warns
• Police Searching For 2 Men Who Robbed Bitcoin Machine Inside Ogontz Gas Station
• Poor Air Quality Caution Issued After Massive Fire At Mizkan American Plant In Stockton
• Great Outdoors Colorado Wants You To Ring In Summer On Friday
• Workers Remove Homeless People From Philadelphia international Airport
• State Police: Student Fugitive From Connecticut Suspected Of Taking Uber To Pa. Walmart
• 'I Am Very Grateful'; East Bay Congressman Mark DeSaulnier Reflects On Close Brush With Death
• Governor Ron DeSantis Names South Floridians To Florida Supreme Court
• Gov. Cuomo: N.Y. Has Made Significant Progress Against Coronavirus, Plan Moving Forward Is To 'Supercharge' The Economy
• 'No Mask, No Service' Signs Pop Up As Businesses Begin To Slowly Reopen
• Maryland Coronavirus Hospitalizations Up Slightly After Days Of Decline, State Tops 47.6K Cases
• Videographer refuses refund after bride dies before wedding
• Indiana's Confirmed, Presumed COVID-19 Deaths Pass 2,000
• UCLA To Study Role Of Hormones In Veterans Suffering From Severe COVID-19 Illness
• If NBA Ditches Conferences In Postseason, Celtics Would Have One Daunting Postseason Path
• Attention, Florida Shoppers! Hurricane Prep Tax 'Holiday' Begins Friday
• VIDEO: Fort Worth Fire Investigators Searching For Man Who Set Hotel Clerk On Fire
• Troy Vincent Admits NFL 'Failed Miserably' With Pass Interference Replay Review
• 2 Hospitalized In Machete Attack Near Oakland Fruitvale BART Station
• Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle Vetoes Plan To Release Addresses Of Confirmed COVID-19 Patients To First Responders
• Allegheny County Police Investigating Double Shooting In Clairton
• Maryland Hospital First In Nation With New ICU Inpatient Wing To Care For COVID-19, Critical Patients, Gov. Hogan Announces
• CBS Sports To Highlight Unforgettable Sports Stories With New '60 Minutes Sports: Timeless Stories' Series
• South Bay Nurses Unions File Complaint, Allege Unsafe Conditions At Nursing Homes
• Fort Lauderdale Officer Shoots Man Firing Weapon From Balcony
• Weld County Church Sues Gov. Polis Claiming Violation Of First Amendment Rights
• Coronavirus (MN): MDH Reports 652 More COVID-19 Cases And 18 Deaths; Over 250 Patients In ICU
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• Biker Bar Opens For Memorial Day Weekend Bash In Violation Of Gov. JB Pritzker's Stay-At-Home Order
• Baltimore Man Dies In Motorcycle Crash On I-695
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• State Police: 2-Year-Old Fatally Shot At Pennsylvania Home
• Patriots Starting Brian Hoyer Over Jarrett Stidham Wouldn't Be Surprising In The Least
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• Pizza Hut Celebrating 2020 Graduates By Giving Away 500,000 Free Pizzas
• Feds looking at Ahmaud Arbery's death as a hate crime, attorneys say
• Pa. State Police Locate Missing And Endangered 68-Year-Old Woman
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• New York Governor Andrew Cuomo says expect "pain" in new economy
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