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• Protesters Take Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct Building During 3rd Night Of George Floyd Protests
• LAPD Chief Says Demonstrations 'Should Be Occurring' As Protesters Gather Downtown For Second Night
• Medical Researchers Raise Concerns Over Coronavirus Antibody Tests
• Sacramento County Opens File On Death Of Unarmed Black Man Mikel McIntyre
• Police Accountability Protest At State Capitol Turns Violent With Shots Fired, Property Damage
• 1970 Rape And Murder Of Betty Lee Jones Solved Using Genetic Genealogy
• 'A Normal Sign Of Life': Los Angeles Traffic Picking Up As Safer At Home Orders Ease
• Police Arrest Man Who Claimed He Was Making 'Healthy Meth'
• Carmen Court Neighbors Hope To Prevent 1920s-Era Building From Being Demolished
• 'We Still Have To Take Precautions': Family Of Lynwood Man Who Died After Contracting COVID-19 Hope People Keep Vulnerable In Mind
• 'We Are Safe': SoCal Nail Salons Implement Voluntary Safety Measures, Urge Governor To Allow Reopening
• Placer County Will Do Antibody Tests On Volunteers To Help Guide Reopening Plans
• Refusing To Return: Small Business Owner's Employees Not Coming Back To Work
• Reopening Colorado: Cheyenne Mountain Zoo Waits For State Approval To Reopen
• El Dorado County Deputies Searching For 3 Men In Camp Creek
• Amid Protests, Local Police Departments Denounce Minnesota Officers' Actions
• Peaceful Protesters Marched In Oakland Demanding Justice For George Floyd
• 'Where We All Start, Right In Our Backyard': 6th Grader's Commercial About Baseball Draws On Memories
• Reopening Colorado: Safety Top Priority For Amusement Parks
• Memorial Installed At Park To Honor Chicano Rights Activists
• People Making A Difference: Teens Start Virtual Tutoring Service To Help Kids Stuck At Home During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Arson Suspect Arrested In String Of Trash Can Fires In Irvine Neighborhood
• Denver Public Schools Outlines What School Could Look Like: Face Masks, 10-16 Students Per Class
• Orange County Reports 6 More Coronavirus Deaths, 100 New Cases
• Riverside, San Bernardino Counties Report Additional Coronavirus Deaths; Ventura Reports More Cases
• Pacifica To Reopen Beach Parking Lots As San Mateo County Eases Restrictions
• At Least 40 Arrests Made At Union Square Protest Over George Floyd's Death
• Baltimore County To Allow Retail Businesses To Open At 50 Percent Capacity, Allow For Outdoor Dining
• Protesters Boo, Yell 'Fascist' And 'Nazi' At Montgomery County Executive Marc Erlich During Coronavirus Press Conference
• Gov. Cuomo Gives Businesses Power To Turn Away Customers Without Face Masks As Polarizing Issue Creates Conflict
• 'Not Our Officer': St. Paul PD Says Social Media Post Claiming One Of Its Officers Incited Mpls. Riots Is False
• The Pandemic Is Changing How Much Frozen Food We Buy
• Lawmakers Announces $1M To Help Johns Hopkins Expand Telehealth Capabilities For COVID-19 Patients
• Dom Maggio, Baltimore Native And Ravens Punter, Eagerly Awaits Chance To Play For His Hometown Team
• Restaurant, Bar Owners Throughout Tri-State Area Desperate For Reopening Guidelines From Local Officials
• Joe Flacco Says He's 'Fully Embracing' Backup Role With The Jets
• City Council Speaker Corey Johnson Wants NYC Officials To Get Moving On A Reopening Plan: 'We Should Have Spent The Last Two Months Planning For This'
• As Brookfield Zoo Awaits A Reopening, The Animals Miss Us, Too
• White Sox, At Least 9 Other Major League Teams Pledge More Stipends To Minor League Players
• Police Release Identity Of Victim In Gilgo Beach Homicide Investigation
• Driving Schools Adopt New Changes To Help Prevent Spread Of COVID-19
• CBS 2 Goes To Gov. Pritzker With Illinois Unemployment Workers' Claims About Understaffing, Other Issues
• Baltimore City Officials Warn Of Heavy Traffic Around Meal Distribution Sites Saturday
• 'The Region Is Ready': Southwestern Pennsylvania Leaders Believe Their Counties Are Next In Line For 'Green' Phase
• Fontana Police Fatally Shoot Weapon-Wielding Man; Officer, K9 Injured
• Demonstrators Protest Police Shooting of Hayward Man Outside His Home
• Between Chicago And Evanston, Whether Restaurants Can Reopen Friday Depends On Your Side Of Howard Street
• Motorcyclist Killed After Crash In Frederick County, Police Say
• Chicago Police Unveil Plan To Combat Summer Violence, Some Don't Think It Will Be Helpful
• One Person Killed, Another Seriously Injured After Crash In Linthicum Heights
• 'Small Business Rally' Held In Delaware County As Group Of Lawmakers Petition Gov. Wolf To Allow Personal Service Businesses To Reopen
• From Cuts To Closures, Tough Times Ahead For South Florida's Charities
• Suspect In Fatal Carson Stabbing At Large
• Exclusive: Broward Superintendent Robert Runcie Explains Possible 'Blended Learning' Model For Next School Year
• Rush Hour Is Back In North Texas As More Venture Out During Pandemic
• 7 People Shot In 5 Incidents Thursday Night On South, Southwest Sides
• SF Unveils Reopening Plan For Dining, Shopping, Sporting Events; Extends Health Order Indefinitely
• Owner Of 4 NJ Atilis Gym Locations Part Of Coalition Planning Mass Reopening Of Local Businesses On Monday Against Gov. Murphy's Orders
• City Of Detroit To Hold Online Unity Fest This Weekend
• Unemployment On The Rise: 2 Million More Without A Job, 57,000 In Michigan
• Over $50 Million In Bottles, Cans Await Refunds
• Michigan Court Of Appeals Reverses Judge's Ruling, Orders Owosso Barber To Close
• LA Council President, Mayor Call For Huizar To Resign Amid Federal Corruption Probe
• 2 West Virginia Counties Still Have No Confirmed Coronavirus Cases
• Sonoma County Sheriff Mark Essick To No Longer Enforce Public Health Orders
• Man Taken To Hospital In Critical Condition After Homewood Shooting
• 'Let Them Stay In Your House': Boston Police Commissioner Criticizes Release Of Criminals
• 2020 Boston Marathon Canceled Due To Coronavirus, Will Be Held Virtually
• Delaware Restaurants Hold Dine-In Concert Days Before First State Begins First Phase Of Coronavirus Reopening Plan
• Legal Sports Betting Pitched As California Budget Salve
• ACLU Files Lawsuit Against Gov. Jared Polis Over Inmates Considered Vulnerable To Coronavirus
• Driver Ejected, Airlifted To Hospital After Crash In Westmoreland County
• Coronavirus Unemployment: Inside EDD's $11.1 Million Call Center Contract As Calls Go Unanswered
• North Hollywood Man Accused Of Dragging Officer With Car After Alleged Pharmacy Theft
• Waterfall to close after crowds leave trash, human waste
• Target Closes 24 Stores Around Twin Cities As Protests Continue
• Sheriff: Irate Man Who Wasn't Being Let Inside Opens Fire Towards Linden Gun Range
• Amtrak Pacific Surfliner To Restore Partial Services To San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara County
• 'A Beautiful Spirit:' George Floyd Made New Life in Minn., But Lost Job Due To Pandemic
• 'Police Brutality Is Unacceptable': Southland Police Departments, LAPD Union Condemn Death Of George Floyd After LA Protest
• Man Shot, Wounded In West Rogers Park
• Contractor Working Above Land Park Home Dies After Incident With Power Lines
• First Shipment Of 100,000 N95 Masks Arrives In LA For Frontline Workers
• Frederick County To Implement Initial Portion Of Stage One Reopening Friday
• Maryland State Police Arrest Two Brothers On Child Pornography Charges In Carroll County
• Colusa County Votes To Reopen On Their Own Terms
• Is There A Benefit To The Bulls Returning This Season?
• Police Investigating Death Of Man Found With 3-Year-Old Daughter
• Donate To Help Rebuild Damaged Small Businesses On Lake Street
• Half Moon Bay Couple Provides Sense Of Belonging For Kids, Horses Through Square Peg Foundation
• Boston Marathon Canceled: Charities Worried About Fundraising Impact
• Gov. Polis Extends Service For Colorado National Guard Members Through Mid-August
• Boston Marathon Runners Understanding, But Disappointed Race Is Canceled
• 3 Gang Members Arrested in Murder Of Young Mother At South LA Intersection
• Suspect Shot, Killed By Arapahoe County Sheriff's Deputies
• New Partnership Provides Mental Health Counseling To Frontline Workers, Nursing Home Staff
• Denver Center For Performing Arts Cancels Entire 2020/21 Season
• West Sacramento Plexiglass Supplier Busy Making Barriers, PPE As California Reopens
• 2 On Your Side: Turbulence Over Flight Refunds
• Live! Casino And Hotel Releases 'Play It Safe' Plan For Eventual Reopening
• Metro Transit To Halt All Bus And Light Rail Service Through The Weekend
• Duquesne University Chair Of Economics and Finance Paints Bleak Picture About Unemployment, Future Of Economy
• Around The Table: Mail-In Ballots Could Cause Delay In Election Results
• Eagles' Carson Wentz Condemns 'Institutional Racism In This Country' After Death Of George Floyd
• DPS Troopers Returning To Help Dallas Fight Summer Crime
• 'There've Been Tears': Brides-To-Be With Large Guest Lists Still Worried About Their Dream Weddings, Even As Some Counties Move Into The 'Green' Phase
• Coronavirus Q&A: UM President Julio Frenk Discusses Campus Changes To Keep Students Safe
• Maryland Weather: Chance Of Severe Storms Friday
• Oakland Avenue Likely To Become Pittsburgh's First Outdoor Cafe After Gov. Wolf OKs Outside Dining
• Richmond, Illinois Roadblocks In The Way For Phase 3 Reopening
• Man Armed With Medieval-Looking Weapon Arrested In Stockton
• 9 New Coronavirus Deaths In New Hampshire, Cases Rise To 4,386
• Pittsburgh International Airport Is Now Seeing 2,000 Daily Travelers
• 'Do It Right': Bossa Nova Hollywood Prepares To Resume Dine-In Service, Following Strict New Safety Measures
• Glendale Galleria Reopens Some Stores, Food Court Dine-In Stays Closed
• LA Metro Board Seeks To Halve Price Of Rider Passes Once Normal Boarding Resumes
• Anne Arundel County Restaurants Allowed To Open For Outdoor Dining; Retail Business Can Open Friday
• Reopening Colorado: Douglas County Commissioners Want More Places Open For Businesses
• Minneapolis police chief apologizes to George Floyd's family
• Philadelphia Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw On Death Of George Floyd: 'Communities Of Color Are Tired Of Reliving Atrocities Such As This Over And Over Again'
• It's NOT A Scam: Feds Say 4 Million Americans Receiving Stimulus Checks In Form Of Prepaid Debit Card
• Federal Judge Calls PG&E 'Recalcitrant Criminal,' Delays New Probation Ruling
• Backstreet Boys, Jimmy Buffet And More Concerts Postponed, Others Canceled
• City Of Minneapolis Releases Transcript Of 911 Call On George Floyd
• Garland Recovery Resources
• Mayor De Blasio Details Plan For Phase 1 Reopen, Says Businesses That Jump The Gun Could Face $1,000 Fines
• Audit Finds CTA Red, Blue Line Trains Are Not Being Cleaned Properly
• Small Business Owners On Staten Island Challenge Mayor Over Staying Shut; 'We're In A Dead Phase'
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: The Senate races to watch
• Long Island Family Gets Creative To Hug Grandmother Battling Cancer
• Country Reacts To George Floyd's Death, Minneapolis Protests
• Suburban Restaurants Prepare For Partial Reopening
• High-Profile Racially Charged Viral Videos Are 'Pushing People Psychologically To A Melting Point,' Psychologist Says
• Emily Freeman, Bowie Native And Princess Cruise Lines Performer Stranded At Sea Amid Coronavirus Pandemic, Now Back Home
• Report: Eagles Offer Contract To RB Devonta Freeman, Show Interest In Bringing Back LeSean McCoy
• American Airlines Says It Must 'Right-Size' During COVID-19 Pandemic
• NYPD's Auxiliary Police Getting Back On The Street, Including A Pair With A Special Bond
• President Donald Trump Says U.S. Department Of Transportation Is Committing Nearly $100M To Port Authority
• Deadline Extended For Students To Apply To LA Streetlight Design Competition
• Robots Delivering Food, Groceries In Frisco
• Coronavirus Memoriam: Remembering Neighborhood Mother Kiymet Dogan And Master Jeweler Eduardo Ochoa
• California Politicians Won't Get 1st Pay Raise in Years
• 16-Year-Old Charged With Capital Murder In Shooting Death Of Dallas PR Executive Leslie Baker
• Regulators Approve PG&E Bankruptcy Plan Despite Safety Fears
• Swimming Pool Business Booms As Families Look For Summer Fun At Home
• Y In Central Maryland Welcomes Members With Outdoor Classes At Four Locations
• Miami-Dade County To Receive $100M In Federal Funding For Transit Projects
• Road Work To Cause Major Traffic Delays On I-76 In Philadelphia This Weekend
• With Partial Reopening Of Chicago And Illinois Coming, Metra Outlines Plans For Social Distancing, Sanitation
• Owner Of Cup Foods, Where Police First Encountered George Floyd, Calls For Justice
• Swimming Pools Ordered Closed By SE Michigan Health Groups
• Camden County Police Officers Can Now Wear Hairstyles, Colored Nail Polish Under New Grooming Policy
• Delayed Trout Season Opens In Eastern Sierra's Inyo County
• Riverside County Courts To Resume Jury Duty In June
• Pittsburgh Pirates Pitcher Felipe Vázquez Facing More Child Pornography Charges, Now In St. Louis
• Now For Sale At DIA: Face Mask Vending Machines
• Night Clubs, Large Weddings, Church Services And Indoor Dining Are Among The Riskiest Summer Activities
• Court: California Agencies Can't Charge To Edit Police Video
• Saugus Schools Celebrates 'Unsung Heroes' With Rolling Rally
• Chicago Businesses Prepare For Phase 3 As COVID-19 Restrictions Continue
• Restoration Of Shaw 54th Regiment Memorial Underway In Boston
• Takeout With Tori: Dory's Mediterranean Grill In Medford Offers Family Recipes Rooted In Lebanese Hospitality, Love
• Boston Marathon canceled for first time in its 124-year history
• 4-Star Football Recruit Aidan Keanaaina Celebrates Graduation With Impressive Wakeboarding Display
• House Dems ask Justice Dept to investigate George Floyd case
• 1,094 New Coronavirus Cases And 48 Deaths Confirmed In LA County
• CBS to air classic 60 Minutes Sports stories
• Red Sox Hard At Work To Make Fenway Park Safer For Players When MLB Returns
• Don't Get Burned: Read Fine Print Before Enrolling In Payment Assistance Programs
• Coronavirus Obstacles: Public's Use Of Masks Providing Big Challenges For Hearing Impaired
• Saugus High School Substitute Teacher Arrested On Suspicion Of Lewd Acts With A Minor
• La Colombe Reopens In Rittenhouse Square With Protective Glass Barriers Along Counter, Other COVID-19 Precautions
• 'We Have To Do This Right': Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman Says George Floyd Investigation Will Take Time
• 'More Optimistic Today': CU Athletic Director Rick George Encouraged About Fall Sports Outlook
• Last Flight Out Of Brazil Makes It To Miami Before Coronavirus Restrictions
• Wisconsin's Hodag Country Festival Canceled For Safety Reasons
• Democrat claims GOP lawmakers covered up their COVID exposure
• Region's First African American Female Lawmaker Challenged By Local Councilman
• Naked Man Avoids Arrest After Being Tased And Leading Car Chase Through Westmoreland County, Police Say
• CU Boulder Engineering Students Come Up With Way To Keep NBA Players Warm While On The Bench
• CFD Divers, Good Samaritans Rescue Man From Chicago River
• Veteran who died reveals pandemic's effect on mental health
• Researchers Use Aerosol Chamber To Study How Sunlight Could Slow Spread Of COVID-19
• Philly Mayor Kenney's Administration Under Fire For How City Spending Part Of Federal Grant Meant For Coronavirus Testing, Contact Tracing
• Missing 13-Year-Old Boy Found Dead In Russian River
• Many Summer Camps Already Choosing To Go Virtual, And Determined To Provide Quality Experience
• YouTuber places adopted son with autism with another family
• State Data: Over 4,000 People Died Of Coronavirus In Massachusetts Nursing Homes
• East Lake Street Business Owner Under Arrest After 1 Man Killed By Gunfire During George Floyd Protests
• Police: Man In Critical Condition After Road Rage Shooting In Monroeville
• Masks Now Required In All Public Areas At Dirksen Federal Courthouse
• 6 Arrested For Unlawful Assembly While Protesting George Floyd's Death In Oakdale
• Woman Charged With Attempted Murder After Crashing Car With Child Inside
• Restaurants Across Maryland Prepare To Reopen Outdoor Dining Services Friday
• California Supreme Court: Agencies Can't Charge To Redact Police Video
• JetBlue Passenger Says Mask Policy Was Not Enforced
• Volunteers Bring Coronavirus Testing To Dallas' Southern Sector: 'It's Our Civic And Moral Responsibility'
• Listen To Arlington Police Chief Will Johnson's 'Last Call' As He Retires From Department
• Future Leader Winner Using Technology To Solve The Problems He Sees
• New Software Helps NYPD Sanitize Police Cruisers
• New Book Chronicles Former Phillies Great, Hall-Of-Famer Roy Halladay's Career, Struggles With Addiction, Mental Health
• Westchester County's Retail Scene Struggling Under Limitations Of Phase 1 Reopening
• Ready To Hit The Beach? Rules, Enforcement Discussed By Miami Beach City Commission
• 'Enough's Enough': Allegheny Co. Businesses Eagerly Await 'Green Phase' Announcement From Governor
• Lauderhill Residents, Businesses Urged To 'Severely Limit' Water Usage Due To Sewer Main Break
• Exclusive: Riverside Park Falling Tree Limb Victim Says He's Lucky To Be Alive, Immediately Buys Lottery Ticket
• 'Electricity In The Atmosphere': NASA Administrator Breaks Down Reason For Scrubbed SpaceX Launch
• Texas Rangers Among Teams Promising More Money To Minor Leaguers During Coronavirus Shutdown
• 'We're Going To Make Sure That This Prosecution Goes Down': Rev. Al Sharpton Seeks Justice During George Floyd Vigil
• Box Truck Carrying Paper Catches Fire On 5 Freeway Near Burbank
• President Trump Signs Executive Order Taking Aim At Social Media Companies
• Teacher sends middle school grads off with message from 2020 contenders
• Lassen County Sees 1st Coronavirus Cases, Slows Reopening
• Nassau County Launching Open Streets Pilot Program To Give Reopening Businesses, Patrons Room To Spread Out
• 'We Don't Want People To Get Sick And Die': Philly Moving Into Yellow Reopening Phase Will Depend On Continued Reduction In Cases
• Robotic Cats Are 'Purr-fect' Companions for Seniors Isolated Due to COVID-19
• Man, Pregnant Woman Drive Themselves To Hialeah Hospital After Being Shot
• Gov. Tim Walz Activates National Guard In Response To George Floyd Protests
• Gannon Stauch Murder: Preliminary Hearing For Letecia Stauch Pushed Back
• Local Politician Leads 'Reopen Pennsylvania' Rally Outside Rep. Anita Kulik's Carnegie Office
• Philadelphia, Committee Of 70 Collecting Primary Mail-in Ballots At 10 Sites In A 'Voteswagon'
• Trump Signs Executive Order Against Social Media Companies After Twitter Fact Check
• Business Owners Left To Clean Up After Demonstrations Turn Destructive Near MPD 3rd Precinct
• Gov. JB Pritzker Confirms All Of Illinois Can Move To Phase 3 Of Reopening Friday; State Provides Reopening Guidance For Churches
• Kobe Bryant's Hall Of Fame Induction Pushed To Spring Of 2021
• Is It Safe To Have A Backyard BBQ With Another Family? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Funeral For Red Cross Executive Donna Morrissey Held At Cathedral Of Holy Cross
• Police Arrest Naked Florida Man Who Vandalized Miramar High School
• Loveland Drive-In Pop-Up Offers Fundraising, Entertaining Option
• Members Of Preservation Committee Say Massive Fire At Historic Third Presbyterian Church In Delaware County Seems Suspicious
• YMCA Of South Florida Reopens 3 Broward County Locations
• Amid Protests, South Mpls. Churches Provide Masks, Water
• Not Junk Mail: What You Need To Know About IRS Stimulus Pre-Paid Cards
• Man Shot Dead After Verbal Altercation In Rohnert Park; Shooting Believed To Be Gang-Related
• U.S. Health And Human Services Secretary To Visit Pittsburgh, Beaver County
• When losing a job means scrambling for health insurance
• Group Forms 'Maryland Heritage Recovery Task Force' To Help Local Historical Sites Survive Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Apartments For Rent In Detroit: What Will $1,200 Get You?
• Fort Worth ISD Scraps Idea Of Some Students Returning To School Next Week After More Input
• Projected BART Budget Includes More Than $100 Million In Cuts
• How Will The 'Virtual' Boston Marathon Work? The BAA Explains
• DEED Offices Evacuate, Commissioner Warns There May Be A Service Time Delay In Umemployment Insurance
• All Lanes On Walt Whitman Bridge Heading Into Pennsylvania Reopen Following Crash
• 7-Year-Old Boy Throws A Prom For His Nanny: 'One Of The Best People I've Known'
• Chicago Weather: Showers To End By Morning
• YMCA Dallas To Begin Phased In Reopening Next Week; Visits Limited To 60 Minutes
• Thinner slice of Le Pain Quotidien in U.S. after bankruptcy
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Fines US Steel More Than $361K For Violations At Clairton Coke Works
• Supreme Court under pressure to make live audio of arguments permanent
• Pennsylvania Democratic Rep. Brian Sims Irate, Demands Investigation After Claiming Republican Lawmaker Hid Coronavirus Diagnosis
• Bald eagle nest eggs spotted on Cape Cod for first time in 115 years
• Man Arrested On Suspicion Of Killing His Mother, Stepfather In Their Grass Valley Home
• 'There's Ample Evidence,' Texas Senator Calls For Arrest Of Officers Involved In George Floyd's Death
• Jewish Community Center Of Greater Pittsburgh Taking Part In Summer Food Service Program
• LIST: Baltimore Restaurants Where You Can Get Takeout, Delivery
• Limited Number Of Fans Allowed At Texas Pro Sports Events Played Outside During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Protests over George Floyd's death turn deadly in Minneapolis
• Zuckerberg responds to Twitter fact-checking Trump tweet
• 'We're Going To Make Sure That This Prosecution Goes Down': Rev. Al Sharpton Seeks Justice During George Floyd Vigil
• Philadelphia DA: Woman Charged With Murder After Causing Series Of Crashes That Killed 3-Year-Old Child In Mayfair
• Massachusetts Reports 93 New Coronavirus Deaths, 675 Additional Cases
• COVID-19 Antibody Test Accuracy In Question
• No Opening Date Set For Elitch Gardens
• From One Frontline Worker To Another: Allegheny Co. Sheriff's Deputies Deliver Fruit Baskets To Medical Workers
• WATCH: Country Star George Strait Releases PSA For Texans On COVID-19
• 551 Chicago Police Department Members Have Tested Positive For COVID-19, 369 Officers Have Recovered
• A 'Very Violent Night': 6 Shot, 1 Dead In 2 Incidents In Boston Overnight
• Laurel Park To Resume Live Horse Racing This Weekend
• Father Organizes Search Party For Arlington Teen Angelina Burt Last Seen 2 Days Ago
• Some Bay Area DMV Offices Reopen For Customers With Existing Appointments
• Coronavirus isn't the only health risk for reopening buildings
• Truck With 40,000 Pounds Of Food Donations Arrives In Chelsea
• Drowning Reported At Lake Berryessa; Body Yet To Be Recovered
• Reopening Philadelphia: Mayor Kenney Says 'No Restaurant Should Be Announcing Plans To Launch Outdoor Dining On June 5'
• Teens Raise $11,000 For Supplies To Help Navajo Nation During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Reopening Maryland: Montgomery County Will Allow Curbside Retail, Barbershops, Hair Salons To Reopen Monday, June 1
• Outdoor Visits Allowed Next Month At Ohio Assisted Living Facilities
• More Than 95% Of Colorado Renters Made May Payment By End Of Month
• Fort Worth ISD Continuing Meals-To-Go Program Through July
• Paradise Falls Hiking Spot Closed Indefinitely After Crowds Leave Behind 'Truckloads Of Trash', Human Waste
• The 100's Marie Avgeropoulos On Saying Goodbye To Octavia Blake
• Pitt Football Expected To Start Off-Season Workouts In June
• MOA And Other Businesses Close Early, Stores Board Up In Anticipation Of Continuing Protests
• "We Are One" presents a free global film festival online
• Al Sharpton on George Floyd death: "We must act in a way to get justice"
• Make-A-Wish Organizes Car Parade For Kids Waiting On Wishes
• Man Shot, Killed By Fullerton Police After Stabbing K9
• Inmate Gives Birth In Fort Worth Jail Cell; Corrections Officers Were Unaware
• Dallas County Reports ­­202 ­­­­­­Additional Positive Coronavirus Cases
• Texas bar owner prohibits customers from wearing masks
• Connecticut Murder Suspect Peter Manfredonia Walked Out Of Wooded Area, Surrendered Peacefully In Maryland, Police Say
• Colorado Prison Escapees Arrested After Telling Border Patrol They Were Illegal Mexican Immigrants
• 'Hey, Let's Get On The Same Page': About 20 Pittsburgh-Area Pastors Meet To Discuss Reopening
• Here Are The 6 In-Person Voting Locations In Baltimore For June 2 Primary
• Howard County To Reopen Outdoor Seating At Restaurants, Lifts Food Consumption Restrictions At Religious Gatherings
• Pennsylvania Coronavirus Cases Tops 70,000 As Death Toll Surpasses 5,300
• Man Arrested, Charged In Shooting Death Of 9-Year-Old Boy In East Germantown Home
• NorCal's Lassen County Sees 1st COVID-19 Cases, Slows Reopening
• 'Even Though There Is Anger, We Must Stand Together': Minnesota Leaders Call For Peace And Safety
• Oakland Bishop: Return To Normal Worship Will Take 'Quite Some Time'
• Contra Costa County Partially Opens 4 Buildings As Cooling Centers Amid Hot Weather
• Asian Pacific American Heritage Month on the "CBS This Morning" podcast
• 'The Season Is Not Looking Promising': Mets Pitcher Marcus Stroman Among Several Players Speaking Out About MLB's Pay Scale Proposal
• Digital Divide Deepening For Hispanic Students During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Updates: Latest COVID-19 Headlines From May 28, 2020
• Bennett Barn Message 'AIR LIFE ROCKS!' Supports First Responders In The Air
• Watch At 1:30 p.m. On CBS4 & CBSN Denver: Colorado Gov. Jared Polis To Discuss Coronavirus
• Grand Casino To Reopen Both Locations June 1
• Gov. Murphy: New Jersey Department Of Labor Making Good Progress Addressing Backlog Of Unemployment Claims
• Denver Joins Cities And States Suing Trump Administration Over Rollback Of Mileage Standards
• Lightfoot : Phase 3 In Chicago Begins June 3
• NFL Closes Famous Belichick-Vrabel Loophole; Onside Kick Safe For Now
• Denver Weather: Small Chance For Severe Storms Over Front Range
• Baltimore To Allow Outdoor Dining At Restaurants With Permits Friday At 5 PM
• 'There Are Really Wonderful And Creative Films': Jane Rosenthal On 'We Are One: A Global Film Festival' & Robert De Niro
• Trump Tweets About 'Big Day' For Social Media; Tech Companies Fear What's Coming Next
• CVS Partnering With Mountain View Robotics Firm On Prescription Delivery
• Mesquite Police Searching For Man Who Shot 22-Year-Old Multiple Times
• Waukegan Man Charged With Raping Multiple Girls As Far Back As 2000
• No Bond For Double Murder Suspect Peter Manfredonia Following Maryland Court Appearance After Capture
• Protesters gather where George Floyd was pinned down by police
• Order allows N.Y. store owners to deny entry to people without masks
• Detroit Police Chief James Craig Addresses Killing Of George Floyd
• Gov. Cuomo Turns Up Heat On Feds For More Funding, Says Businesses Can Deny Service To Anyone Not Wearing A Mask
• Employee At Safeway Denver Distribution Center Dies From Coronavirus
• 'We Must Restore Peace': Minneapolis Burns During 2nd Night Of Protests Over George Floyd's Death
• CVS Opening 13 More Drive-Thru COVID-19 Test Sites In Maryland On Friday, State Now Has Nearly 100 Testing Sites
• LA County Fire Helicopter Makes 'Precautionary' Landing; No Injuries
• Police Chief: Officers Who 'Don't Have An Issue' With Floyd Arrest Should Turn In Badges
• 2020 Wisconsin State Fair Canceled Amid COVID-19 Concerns
• What To Do If You Still Haven't Gotten Your Stimulus Check
• Santa Clara County Seeks Hundreds Of Contact Tracers To Track COVID-19 Spread
• Conference USA Secures Bowl Lineup For 2020-25
• New Jersey Sees Nearly 20% Decrease In New Unemployment Claims As Coronavirus Cases Approach 158,000
• Ancient Roman mosaic floor unearthed in Italian vineyard
• Police Chief: Officers Who 'Don't Have An Issue' With Floyd Arrest Should Turn In Badges
• California Calls For Coronavirus Testing At All Nursing Homes
• The 4 Best Traditional American Spots In Detroit
• Deadly Shooting: $4,000 Reward For Information About Landon Monceaux Murder
• Reopening Pennsylvania: Commonwealth To Open State Park Beaches, Pools For Swimming As More Counties Expected To Move Into Yellow Phase
• Tom Brady Is Selling His Custom Stretch Cadillac Escalade
• Over 58,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois For Week Of May 18, Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Florida Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried Argues Cabinet 'Left In The Dark' During Pandemic
• Race for coronavirus vaccines stokes a biotech stock bubble
• "Let the people decide": New York City businesses defy orders and open early
• CBS To Air Grammys Special In June Celebrating Essential Workers
• Wisconsin State Fair Canceled For 2020 Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Indiana Reports One Of Highest Daily COVID-19 Case Numbers For May
• Stop & Shop Extends 10% Pay Raise For Workers Through July 4th
• Michigan: Over 1,200 Nursing Home Residents Dead From Virus
• Auburn Porch Pirate Suspect, Alleged Getaway Driver Arrested After Investigation
• Years After Coma, Lifelong Broncos Fan Finally Sees His Team Win Super Bowl 50
• Amazon to turn 125,000 pandemic hires into permanent jobs
• Pa. Department Of Conservation And Natural Resources Announces Phased Reopening Of State Park Beaches, Pools
• State Police Seek Missing 17-Year-Old Girl From Charleroi
• Beauty industry professionals face uncertain futures as states reopen
• San Jose Leaders Propose Sweeping Public Safety Cuts To Close Gaping Budget Hole
• Florida Defends Constitutionality Of Pot Law
• 'I Believe In Minneapolis': Mayor Frey Says Last Few Days' Are Result Of 'So Much Built-Up Anger And Sadness'
• Maryland Hospitalizations Flat, Over 1.2K COVID-19 Cases Added In 24 Hours
• Denver Labor Day Tradition A Taste Of Colorado Is Canceled For 2020
• 13-year-old graduates college with 4 associate's degrees
• North Texas Police Chiefs Take Public Stance On In-Custody Death Of George Floyd: 'It Was Disgusting'
• No Swim Advisory Issued For Oleta River Park Area
• Bruins Officially Land Trio Of NHL Regular Season Awards, Including Presidents' Trophy
• Volunteers Distribute Food Box Meal Kits At Church In Lawncrest
• Four Plead Guilty To Federal Money Laundering And Illegal Prescription Drug Charges
• Suspect Arrested After Failed Child Abduction In San Francisco Castro District
• Unemployment Applications Drop In Colorado But Payout Grows
• Ocean City Restaurants Prepare To Open With Outdoor Seating For The Weekend
• Two Men Arrested For Copper Wire Thefts From Highway Light Poles In Baltimore County
• Bear Creek Lake Park Big Soda Lake Opens To Paddle Craft
• NSA warns of new "Sandworm" cyberattacks by Russia-backed hackers
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Providing Fresh Produce To Its Families
• Trump shares video of supporter's "dead Democrat" comment
• City Of Aurora Hosts Pop Up Food Pantry To Help Hundreds
• Santa Clara County Sheriff Reports 3 New COVID-19 Cases Among Inmates
• Rain May Have Stopped For Now, But Flood Water Remains
• 60 More Fine Wine & Good Spirit Stores In 'Yellow' Counties To Reopen For In-Person Sales Friday
• Mission To Feed South Florida Gets Major Monetary Boost From Local Mayors
• Other Countries Enforce Strict Coronavirus Prevention Rules For International Travelers While Asymptomatic Visitors Are Free To Go At U.S. Airports
• Miami Weather: Flood Advisory Remains Even Though Sun Returns
• Why the coronavirus crash is hurting women more than men
• Coronavirus (MN): COVID-19 Deaths Hit New Single-Day High With 35 More Deaths Reported
• 7-year-old creates prom for his babysitter
• Reopening Colorado: Maroon Bells Visitation Will Be Allowed Through Reservation Only This Summer
• Reopening Maryland: Prince George's County To Lift Stay-At-Home Order Monday; Outdoor Dining, Hair Salons Can Open With Limits
• 41 Million Americans Have Now Applied For Unemployment Benefits; Massachusetts Sees Another 38,000 Claims
• Abrams' voting rights group to track Georgia's mail ballot problems
• Zdeno Chara Has No Complaints About NHL's Playoff Format, Adds Real-World Perspective To Situation
• Lakers' LeBron James Expresses Outrage Over George Floyd's Death
• Republican Senators Say Governor Whitmer Lied About Husband's Boat Call
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 625 New Coronavirus Cases As Statewide Total Jumps To Over 70,000
• Ruby Rose Staying Quiet On Batwoman Departure
• From the 60 Minutes archives: J.K. Rowling
• Twin Cities Gears Up For 3rd Night Of George Floyd Protests
• Threat Of Weekend Thundershowers Raise San Francisco Bay Area Wildfire Concerns
• Police Investigating After 18-Year-Old Shot In Baltimore Late Wednesday Night
• Budget Battle: State Senate Plan Would Reject Most Of Newsom's Cuts
• Red Wings Coach Jeff Blashill Keeping His Job
• California Senate Plan Would Reject Most Of Gov. Newsom's Budget Cuts
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 5-28-20
• Virus Causes Detours In Getting Florida Driver's Licenses
• Renting In Detroit: What's the cheapest apartment available right now?
• Northwest Modesto Power Outage Blamed On Vandalism To Substation
• Reopening Maryland: Former Gov. Martin O'Malley Named To Prince George's County Forward Task Force
• George Floyd would "be alive today if he were white," mayor says
• Some false police reports could be a hate crime under N.Y. bill
• 'It Sounded Like A Bomb': Turtle Smashes Through Driver's Windshield On Highway
• 'It Sounded Like A Bomb': Turtle Smashes Through Driver's Windshield On Georgia Highway
• Two Cook County Judges Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Julián Castro Launches New Political Action Committee To Support Progressive Candidates
• 'He Could Become The Next Walt Disney': Kron Moore & Ed Quinn On Tyler Perry & BET's 'The Oval'
• Baltimore Ravens GM Eric DeCosta Voted Sporting News' NFL Executive Of The Year
• More Than 41% Of Coronavirus Deaths In US Have Occurred In New Jersey, New York
• Former Eagles Safety Malcolm Jenkins To Be Keynote Speaker At Philadelphia School District's Virtual Graduation Ceremony
• TikTok video helps reunite Indian family with dad missing for 2 years
• Chicago Weather: Thunderstorms, Scattered Showers Ahead
• When Will Swimming Pools At Parks Reopen? Orland Park Aiming For Late June; Many Others To Remain Closed The Entire Season
• Coronavirus forces some of Paris' top restaurants to turn to takeout
• Reopening Florida: Disney World Planning To Reopen In Mid-July But Should You Go?
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 23 New Coronavirus Cases But No Additional Deaths, Countywide Cases Total 1,851
• 2 More Pasadena Whole Foods Workers Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Double murder suspect arrested after multistate manhunt
• More Than 48K New Unemployment Claims Filed In Maryland Last Week
• Michigan Among 38 States Urging Congress For Internet Access To All Citizens
• 'The Office' Star Kate Flannery To Give Virtual Commencement Speech At Archbishop John Carroll High School Graduation
• California DMV Reopening 46 More Offices On Thursday
• Bear Sighted Roaming Streets of Braham
• 5 Wounded In Late Night San Jose Apartment Complex Shooting
• Barr taps top prosecutor to probe "unmasking" by Obama officials
• Rodney Harrison Disappointed The Patriots Haven't Signed Cam Newton
• George Floyd's Death A 'Shame,' Boston Police Commissioner William Gross Says
• 'Biggest I've Ever Seen': Massive Alligator Trapped At Mini-Golf Course Is Euthanized
• 'Code Strong': St. Vincent Hospital Celebrates 200th Coronavirus Patient To Be Released
• SpaceX postpones historic launch due to weather
• U.S. death toll from coronavirus tops 100,000
• White House press secretary voted by mail 12 times in 12 years
• House pulls foreign surveillance bill amid Republican opposition
• COVID-19 Paycheck Protection Loans: Share Your Story
• Lodi Man, 26, Allegedly Found With Stolen Handgun During Parole Search
• Illinois Comptroller Susana Mendoza Says State Lawmakers Won't Get Pay Raise
• Ava DuVernay has a new initiative to connect film and social justice
• Portland Trailblazers Guard Damian Lillard Says LeBron James Is His Pick For NBA MVP
• PTL Links: May 28, 2020
• Detroit's 3 Favorite Delis (That Won't Break The Bank)
• Mosquito-Borne Illness Alert For Miami-Dade After New Case Of West Nile Virus
• Connecticut Murder Suspect Peter Manfredonia Arrested In Maryland After Multi-State Manhunt, Police Say
• Mail-In Voting Could Turn Election Day Into Election Week
• 2 Indiana Billboards Suggest People Think Twice About Visiting Michigan During The Pandemic
• Stats Show Phillip Lindsay, Christian McCaffrey Among The NFL's Most Explosive Runners
• American Airlines To Cut Nearly A Third Of Management And Administrative Jobs
• Another 2.1 Million People Filed For Unemployment Last Week
• Detroit Health Department To Test Seniors At These Facilities
• 'My Heart Shatters In What Transpired The Last 36 Hours': Minnesota Timberwolves Coach Ryan Saunders Reacts To Death Of George Floyd
• 'This Is Our Moment,' Joe Biden To Close Week-Long Texas Democratic Convention
• 1-Year-Old Boy Found Safe After Car Stolen While He Was In Backseat In Southwest Philadelphia
• Lanes Reopen After Crash Involving Tractor-Trailer Along I-95 In Howard County
• CVS Health To Open 42 New Coronavirus Drive-Thru Test Sites Across Texas
• Florida Man Accused Of Planning ISIS Terrorist Attack In Tampa Area
• NASCAR Cup Race In Charlotte Rained Out
• Florida's Disney World And SeaWorld Announce Plans To Reopen
• Biden Accuser Tara Reade's Credentials, Expert Testimony Under Scrutiny By Monterey Prosecutors
• No Arrests After George Floyd Protests Turn Violent In Downtown LA
• 2 Inmates On The Run After Escape From Correctional Facility In Southern Colorado
• Citadel Outlets Reopens Its Doors To Shoppers Starting Thursday With New Safety Measures
• Trump threatens social media companies after Twitter fact-checks tweets
• JCPenney Reopens 150 Additional Stores Across US After Closing Due To COVID-19
• Questions Arise Surrounding Beating Death Of San Francisco 94-Year-Old
• 'I Was Bit The First Night': Tenants Claim Invitation Homes Knowingly Leased House With Bedbug Infestation
• Kevin Garnett Will Have To Wait Until 2021 To Be Enshrined In Basketball Hall Of Fame
• Mayor Jacob Frey Calls On National Guard Following Violence In South Minneapolis
• Another 3.3M Americans File For Unemployment, More Than 42M Since Pandemic Began
• Coronavirus Not Stopping Philadelphia Parks And Recreation From Launching Annual Playstreets Program This Summer
• 'Lynching In Broad Daylight': Rev. Jesse Jackson To Speak In Minneapolis About George Floyd's Death
• 1 Man Killed, 2 Others Injured In Fairhill Triple Shooting
• Coronavirus Reopening Roundup: Bishop Defies Sonoma County Health Order; Alameda County 'Zero Bail' Suspect Jailed 4 Times
• CVS Opening Five More Drive-Thru Coronavirus Testing Sites
• LeBron James among athletes speaking out after George Floyd's death
• Spelling Bee Launched By Texas Teens Prepares To Crown National Champion, From Home
• Trump offers to mediate "raging" standoff between China and India
• 2.1 Million More Americans Apply For Unemployment, Taking Total To Over 40 Million
• Apartments For Rent In Detroit: What Will $900 Get You?
• China ignores U.S. threats and claims new powers over Hong Kong
• Reopening: Lake Tahoe, Reno Casinos Preparing To Reopen With Social Distancing In Early June
• Man who shot video speaks out about "Central Park Karen"
• Cam Neely Isn't Down With An Asterisk Being Attached To 2020 Stanley Cup Champion
• American Airlines cutting 30% of management jobs
• County Police Investigating Stabbing In McKees Rocks
• Reopening: Diocese of Santa Rosa Green Lights Sunday Services In Defiance Of Local Health Officials
• CVS Health Expanding Drive-Thru Coronavirus Testing, Adding Two New Local Locations
• San Francisco Supervisors Renew Demands For Hotel Room For Homeless During COVID-19 Outbreak
• COVID pandemic forces millions of working women into "impossible" roles
• AP Sources: MLB Players Want More Games, No More Salary Cuts
• Lower Merion Man Gets Chance To Win Big On Let's Make A Deal
• SUV Flips Over On Side In Sheridan Park
• Nissan Posts $6.2 Billion Annual Net Loss, Will Cut Production Capacity By 20% And Close Plant
• Texas court: Virus fear alone not enough for mail balloting
• Career Coach: Acing A Remote Job Interview
• Miami Proud: Animal Services Supervisor On How COVID-19 Has Changed His Job
• Charges Pending Against 4 Teens, Man Involved In Red Line Attack
• These women say they had miscarriages. Now they're in jail for abortion.
• Body Of Lewisville Teenager Missing Since Monday Recovered From Lake Texoma
• 4 Minneapolis officers fired after death of unarmed black man
• To Open Or Not To Open? Different Suburbs Have Different Plans For Their Public Pools, Splash Pads
• Two Local Churches Appeal To Supreme Court To Reopen
• 11-Year-Old Boy Killed, 2 Others Hospitalized In Parkway East Crash
• With Illinois Moving To Next Phase Of Reopening Soon, Steri-Clean Disinfecting Company Sees Surge In Business
• New York State Lawmakers Pass Coronavirus Relief Package
• Coronavirus Death Toll: U.S. Loses More Than 100,000 Lives
• Pittsburgh Weather: Morning Rain And Afternoon Storms From Tropical Storm Bertha Move Through The Area
• Senate seats Democrats and Republicans are hoping to flip
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• Suspect Wanted In Brookline Shooting Turns Himself In
• 103-Year-Old Drinks Beer In Mass. Nursing Home To Celebrate Beating Coronavirus
• 'Chair-Ity' Auction Raises More Than $17,000 For Greater Pittsburgh Arts Council
• Humane Animal Rescue Offering Drive-Thru Clinic For Pets
• Man & Woman From Ohio Facing Charges In South Hills Village Home Depot Theft
• University Of Pittsburgh Researcher Says Coronavirus Vaccine Could Take Until Early Next Year
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• Trump signs executive order aimed at removing legal protections for social media companies
• Veteran's death highlights pandemic's effect on mental health
• Trump's executive order takes aim at social media companies
• Another 2.1 million Americans filed for unemployment benefits
• Southern states emerge as coronavirus hot spots while cases spike
• National Guard activated in Minneapolis after unrest
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• Sport of the Modern Gladiator
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• Millions of service workers don't qualify for unemployment
• Protests over George Floyd's death intensify
• 7-year-old throws prom for babysitter
• Moderna executives made millions on coronavirus vaccine announcement
• Trump threatens to move Republican National Convention from North Carolina
• Ex-CDC director Tom Frieden explains "box it in strategy" to keep COVID-19 from spreading
• Dad and daughter dress up in costumes to take out the trash
• Rev. Al Sharpton speaks about George Floyd's death
• Nurse and doctor marry in hospital where they both work
• Chris Rock and Rosie Perez help Cuomo send a message
• Trump weighs in on George Floyd case, calls for justice
• Joe Biden plans to name running mate around August 1
• Trump campaign releases ad focused on coronavirus response
• After coronavirus shutdowns, stagnant plumbing systems could put office workers at risk
• Charter school offers supplies and support to tornado victims
• From the 60 Minutes archives: J.K. Rowling
• New studies show many with COVID-19 have no symptoms
• U.S. jobless claims exceed 40 million amid pandemic
• CBS News documentary explores the impact of El Salvador's abortion ban
• COVID-19 forces top Paris restaurants to turn to takeout
• China approves controversial national security bill for Hong Kong
• George Floyd's death in Minneapolis sparks nationwide protests
• Prominent Asian Americans honor their heritage
• Ava DuVernay launches learning companion for anniversary of "When They See Us"
• Over 40 million Americans have applied for unemployment so far
• In the last 10 weeks, over 40 million Americans have filed for unemployment
• Orthodox and Hasidic Jewish communities account for half of all plasma donations in COVID-19 fight
• 13-year-old boy graduates from college
• UConn student accused of murder arrested in Maryland
• Ford turns up the heat to keep New York police officers safe from COVID-19
• New government guidance raises doubt about the accuracy of coronavirus antibody tests
• SpaceX and NASA place safety as their top priority, delay launch day
• Trump expected to sign social media executive order amid feud with Twitter
• Jailed for Abortion in El Salvador