Restaurant reopenings vary between businesses; residents wary of immediate dine-in
Not all restaurants in the Fort Smith area have reopened their dining areas to the public, and residents might be a little wary of having … Continue reading
Daily Archives: May 13, 2020
Scientists at Stanford look at new drug to help treat COVID-19
STANFORD, Calif. (KRON) – Scientists at Stanford are looking at a new drug to help treat COVID-19. The drug is aimed to help patients with … Continue reading
TasteFood: Chipotle chiles in abodo
TasteFood: Chipotle chiles in abodo
San Francisco Giants launch virtual program ‘Junior Giants at Home’ for underserved kids
SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. (KRON) – The San Francisco Giants are taking a long standing community program virtual with the launch this week of “Junior Giants … Continue reading
Wednesday 10pm Forecast
Brandon has a look at the chances for showers into the upcoming weekend.
Local gym hosting virtual 5k to raise money for food pantries
Local gym hosting virtual 5k to raise money for food pantries
Restauranteur to Plead Guilty to Fraud Counts, to Cooperate in Ongoing Case
A San Francisco restaurant owner who was originally charged with fraud together with the city’s former public works director has agreed to plead guilty to … Continue reading
Virtual Town Hall with Senators Tom Udall and Martin Heinrich
Virtual Town Hall with Senators Tom Udall and Martin Heinrich
Mother of Cullman teen killed in 2017 crash speaks after man responsible receives prison sentence
Mother of Cullman teen killed in 2017 crash speaks after man responsible receives prison sentence Subscribe to WVTM on YouTube now for more: https://bit.ly/2jvAaUD Get … Continue reading
New public health order opens all retail
New public health order opens all retail
FBI seize Sen. Burr’s cellphone amid stock trading controversy: Report
Sen. Richard Burr, R-NC, chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, was reportedly forced to surrender his cellphone to federal agents as part of the Justice … Continue reading
Laura Ingraham torches liberal ‘frauds and tyrants’ for actions during coronavirus shutdowns
Laura Ingraham on Wednesday ripped several Democratic officials who she said are acting like “frauds” or “tyrants” while their states suffer from both the coronavirus pandemic and … Continue reading
Business booming for local sign store during coronavirus pandemic
Famous Birthdays for 14th May 2020
1707 – Antonio Teixeira, Portuguese composer, born in Lisbon, Portugal (d. after 1769) 1872 – Elia Dalla Costa, Italian cardinals (d. 1961) 1897 – Ed … Continue reading
Historical Events for 14th May 2020
1767 – British government disbands Americans import duty on tea 1888 – 14th Kentucky Derby: George Covington aboard MacBeth II wins in 2:38.00 1907 – … Continue reading
Re-opening Plan on Schedule for Weekend
Today in History for 14th May 2020
Historical Events 1264 – Battle of Lewes, 2nd Barons’ War: Simon de Montfort the younger, Earl of Leicester, defeats English King Henry III 1747 – … Continue reading
Fighting wild fires during COVID-19
LAPD arrests Santa Monica woman, seizes 61 unapproved coronavirus test kits
Los Angeles Police Department detectives arrested a Santa Monica woman suspected of peddling tests for the coronavirus that haven’t been approved by federal regulators.
Judge Andrew Napolitano: Does the government work for us or do we work it?
Does the government have the power to tell us how to make personal choices, or do we have the power to tell the government to … Continue reading
He played for ‘The Last Dance’ Chicago Bulls and later the Utah Jazz. Here’s what Rusty LaRue remembers about Game 6 of the 1998 NBA Finals
Utah Jazz reserve Rusty LaRue goes to pass with Chicago Bull’s A.J. Guyton guarding him during an NBA game at the Delta Center in Salt … Continue reading
This Day in History: May 14
The United States launches Skylab 1, its first manned space station. Comic legend Tim Conway, a four-time Emmy-winning star of “The Carol Burnett Show,” dies … Continue reading
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Amid partial reopening, hodge-podge of Bay Area orders leaves residents dazed, confused
An uneven stew of shelter-in-place orders in the Bay Area is leaving business orders confused and disoriented as they respond to local officials’ interpretations
Democrats looking to take Ernst’s seat talk about Iowa’s farmers, ag economy
Democrats looking to take Ernst’s seat talk about Iowa’s farmers, ag economy Subscribe to KCCI on YouTube now for more: http://bit.ly/QY3wuM Get more Des Moines … Continue reading
Restaurants continue to debate whether or not to open
Restaurants continue to debate whether or not to open Subscribe to KCCI on YouTube now for more: http://bit.ly/QY3wuM Get more Des Moines news: http://www.kcci.com Like … Continue reading
Restaurants continue to debate whether or not to open
Restaurants continue to debate whether or not to open Subscribe to KCCI on YouTube now for more: http://bit.ly/QY3wuM Get more Des Moines news: http://www.kcci.com Like … Continue reading
Wife of Lansing corrections worker who died from COVID-19 says he loved his family
Omaha Public planning summer school online and training for virtual fall
Omaha Public planning summer school online and training for virtual fall Subscribe to KETV on YouTube now for more: http://bit.ly/1emyaD5 Get more Omaha news: http://www.ketv.com … Continue reading
Broken Arrow family loses $5,000 and much more to fraud
Broken Arrow family loses $5,000 and much more to fraud
Broken Arrow family loses $5,000 and much more to fraud
Broken Arrow family loses $5,000 and much more to fraud
John Solomon: ‘Everything about the Schiff-show is falling apart’
Documents show Amb. Yovanovitch’s impeachment testimony left out mention of Burisma meetings, letters; insight from Fox News contributor John Solomon and Rep. Lee Zeldin, Republican … Continue reading
Former staffer claims Brighton Gardens communications poor
Prairie Village hot spot has 79 COVID-19 cases
CBSMiami.com Weather 05-13-20 11PM
Chief Meteorologist Craig Setzer has your Wednesday night weather forecast.
Thousands Signing Up To Be Volunteers In Coronavirus Vaccine Trials
CBS4’s Frances Wang shares one volunteers story.
Rise in hate incidents toward Asian Americans during coronavirus crisis, head of L.A. County commission says
The head of the Los Angeles County Human Relations Commission said civic groups and police departments have fielded more than 100 reports of hate incidents … Continue reading
Miramar To Furlough All City Employees For One Day Per Week
This includes police officers and firefighters.
Disinfectant Supplies Shortage Could Continue Into Summer
CBS4’s Naomi Ruchim has the story.
Bar owner expresses concerns about reopening
Bar owner expresses concerns about reopening Subscribe to KOCO on YouTube now for more: http://bit.ly/1lGfjIl Get more Oklahoma City news: http://www.koco.com Like us: http://facebook.com/koco5 Follow … Continue reading
Bar owner expresses concerns about reopening
Bar owner expresses concerns about reopening Subscribe to KOCO on YouTube now for more: http://bit.ly/1lGfjIl Get more Oklahoma City news: http://www.koco.com Like us: http://facebook.com/koco5 Follow … Continue reading
Man Hired To Work On Suburban Family’s House Recorded Teenage Daughters In Bathroom, Police Say
WHEATON, Ill. (CBS) — A man was hired to work inside a suburban family’s home, and all the while, police said he set up a … Continue reading
Tulsa County Courthouse to start eviction hearings June 1
Tulsa County Courthouse to start eviction hearings June 1
President Trump Pushes Back Against Reopening Critics
CBS News correspondent Paula Reid reports from the White House.
Miami-Dade Released Its ‘The New Normal’ Plan
CBS4’s Carey Codd shares more details about the "The New Normal" plan.
Missouri drivers hit with unexpected late fees despite governor’s promise
If you got hit with a late fee, there’s a chance you can get your money back
Family Says They Were Scammed By St. Charles Dog Breeder Who Was Also A Defendant On ‘Judge Judy’
PALATINE, Ill. (CBS) — Chandra Klem comes from a family of dog breeders, and people trusted her – putting down large payments for the dogs … Continue reading
Employee at Bellevue Vetrans home test Positive for COVID-19
Employee at Bellevue Vetrans home test Positive for COVID-19 Subscribe to KETV on YouTube now for more: http://bit.ly/1emyaD5 Get more Omaha news: http://www.ketv.com Like us: … Continue reading
KC doctors treat ‘uncommon’ child illness linked to COVID-19
Doctors at Children’s Mercy Hospital in Kansas City are treating a patient diagnosed with a rare inflammatory syndrome, possibly connected to the coronavirus.
More storms to the south
More storms to the south Subscribe to KETV on YouTube now for more: http://bit.ly/1emyaD5 Get more Omaha news: http://www.ketv.com Like us: http://facebook.com/ketv7 Follow us: http://twitter.com/KETV … Continue reading
Chicago man accused of Bronx, N.Y., homicide
A West Rogers Park man is awaiting extradition to New York City after being accused of strangling a 38-year-old woman last month, authorities said.
Chicago man accused of Bronx, N.Y., homicide
A West Rogers Park man is awaiting extradition to New York City after being accused of strangling a 38-year-old woman last month, authorities said.
Alabama Senate leader talks coronavirus relief funds
The Republican leader of the Alabama Senate said Wednesday that the state’s coronavirus relief funds will not be used to build a new Statehouse, putting … Continue reading
May 13 Sports Desk
Chicago street artists, inspired by pandemic, express themes of isolation and gratitude
The coronavirus pandemic is inspiring artists to produces murals across the city reacting to the themes of isolation, death, and fear.
KU basketball rolls out nonconference schedule
LAWRENCE — Matchups with rivals Missouri and Kentucky highlight Kansas basketball’s upcoming nonconference schedule.The Jayhawks on Wednesday rolled out 10 of their 13 non-Big 12 … Continue reading
Cleaning businesses try to stay afloat, while some people are wary to use services
National Police Week: Thanking officers all the more important during pandemic
This year, National Police Week is happening at the same time the world is battling a global pandemic, and though the way people honor law … Continue reading
Cranston bus company travels to Washington DC for caravan supporting drivers
With transportation industries forced to hit the brakes throughout the coronavirus pandemic, hundreds of buses flocked to Washington, D.C. Wednesday to call upon Congress to … Continue reading
‘I felt like I won the lottery’: Providence woman randomly selected for voluntary COVID-19 research
A Providence woman has some feedback for the state after becoming one of the 5,000 randomly chosen Rhode Islanders for COVID-19 diagnostic and serology testing.
Severe weather, drenching rains ahead
The Chicago-area is in for a round of showers and severe weather. Significant rainfall is possible in multiple rounds of thundery downpours. It will threaten … Continue reading
Belton artist’s Chiefs bead art taking off
KC company among 1,000 motorcoaches protesting in Washington, D.C.
Coronavirus survivor talks antibody test results, hopes for vaccine
WVTM 13’s Jeff Eliasoph talks to a Birmingham woman who has recovered from COVID-19 and has since tested positive for the antibody. Learn more in … Continue reading
Marc Horner on the financial impact of the pandemic
Marc Horner on the financial impact of the pandemic
Swarm of bees kills three dogs as firefighters rush to help, Arizona officials say
Do you know how to keep your dog safe?
Wisconsin now without COVID-19 restrictions after state Supreme Court strikes down Gov. Tony Evers’ stay-at-home order
Conservative justices on the Wisconsin Supreme Court struck down Democratic Gov. Tony Evers’ monthslong stay-at-home order in a ruling released Wednesday. The decision sided with … Continue reading
Wisconsin now without COVID-19 restrictions after state Supreme Court strikes down Gov. Tony Evers’ stay-at-home order
Conservative justices on the Wisconsin Supreme Court struck down Democratic Gov. Tony Evers’ monthslong stay-at-home order in a ruling released Wednesday. The decision sided with … Continue reading
Royals’ Perez ready to adjust if necessary to resume games
Royals catcher Salvador Perez said the extra time off created by the COVID-19 pandemic and suspension of the Major League Baseball season has been good … Continue reading
Royals’ Perez ready to adjust if necessary to resume games
Royals catcher Salvador Perez said the extra time off created by the COVID-19 pandemic and suspension of the Major League Baseball season has been good … Continue reading
Kendall County Sheriff’s Office won’t enforce stay-at-home order after sending governor letter
The Sheriff of Kendall County said his officers will not step in if they see people disobey the governor’s stay-at-home order.
The Masked Singer Season 3: Find Out Which Sports Star Was the Rhino!
‘The Masked Singer’ said goodbye to the Rhino on Wednesday’s episode! From packages to performances, we’re analyzing all the clues, theories and evidence heading into … Continue reading
McEnany: Russia investigation was a huge injustice to Trump, American people
White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany dsicusses updates in the Michael Flynn case. #FoxNews #Hannity Subscribe to Fox News! https://bit.ly/2vBUvAS Watch more Fox News Video: … Continue reading
Chicago Weather: Thunder By Daybreak
CHICAGO (CBS) — Showers from Iowa are headed in our direction, although in a weakening phase. (Credit: CBS 2) New thunderstorms develop by daybreak Thursday, … Continue reading
Early fire restrictions begin statewide Wednesday
Reservations to visit a theme park? Six Flags announces new system for reopening
‘People used to be able to just buy a ticket and show up.’ But it won’t be that simple anymore.
