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Michigan governor extends state emergency order
Texas COVID-19 on rise as state begins reopening
Michael Cohen's early prison release stopped
Ex-Green Beret led failed attempt to oust Venezuela's Maduro
Millions of Americans can't, or won't, pay rent
Latest: LA announces increase in deaths, cases
Idaho mom of missing kids denied bond reduction
Blue Bell pleads in ice cream listeria case
How the fall semester could play out at colleges
Coronavirus state policies yield different worlds
Experts say the details show concentrations higher in certain neighborhoods.
May 01, 202070% of inmates tested have COVID-19
BOP says it is not indicative of the number across the country.
May 01, 2020When each state's stay-at-home order lifts
Opening each state will be decided by its governor.
May 01, 2020
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Coronavirus updates: LA announces increase in deaths, cases amid reopening protests
Hundreds of protesters came out in Huntington Beach, California.
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Nursing home residents welcome special visitors
Two girls and their grandmother's horse visited a nursing home in Virginia, bringing joy to the residents who live there.
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Houston woman living in her car serves meals to homeless
Dominick Sejohn Walton, 27, buys the groceries herself or uses leftovers from her employer, a nonprofit that serves meals to low-income families.
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College dreams on hold?
ABC News’ Terry Moran reports on students rethinking fall college plans amid the pandemic.
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By the numbers: LeBron James celebrates high school seniors
As the pandemic cancels commencement ceremonies, the NBA star is producing a one-hour television special on May 16 honoring the Class of 2020.
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Navajo nation in crisis
ABC News’ Matt Gutman reports on the plight of Native Americans at risk during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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COVID-19 sparks rent strikes
ABC News’ Will Carr reports on renters across the U.S. hitting the streets protesting rent payments during the pandemic, as millions are struggling financially.
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May 01
The race for a COVID-19 treatment
ABC News’ Eva Pilgrim reports on the scientists working around the clock to identify drugs that could slow down the virus.
May 01
May 01
With rent due, millions of Americans can't -- or won't -- pay
Thirty million Americans have filed for unemployment since mid-March.
May 01
May 01
Idaho mom in missing kids case denied bond reduction
Lori Vallow is being held in Idaho on $1 million bail.
May 01
May 01
News headlines today: May 1, 2020
Catch up on the developing stories making headlines.
May 01
May 01
When each state's stay-at-home order lifts
Opening each state will be decided by its governor.
May 01
May 01
Michigan governor extends state emergency order despite protest and Trump tweet
The state has over 1,700 COVID deaths.
May 01
May 01
How to get the most bang for your buck at the grocery store
Celebrity Chef Gina Neely recently went food shopping on a budget of $44 to make at least four meals. She shares tips and tricks on how to stretch your dollar at the grocery store.
May 01
May 01
70% of inmates tested have COVID-19: Bureau of Prisons
BOP says it is not indicative of the number across the country.
May 01
May 01
Herd of deer roams Pennsylvania streets amid COVID-19 restrictions
Animal appearances have been more widely reported since lockdowns have been in effect in many cities around the world.
May 01
May 01
Timelapse video shows a massive shelf cloud in Florida
The cloud swept through the sky over Okeechobee, Florida, signaling severe weather in the area.
May 01
May 01
COVID-19 cases on rise in state that starts 1st phase of reopening
Restrictions in Texas lower as coronavirus numbers rise.
May 01
May 01
Michael Cohen's early prison release over coronavirus concerns was rescinded: Sources
He had been notified in mid-April that he would be released to home confinement.
May 01
May 01
Animals feel effects of COVID-19 closure at Maryland Zoo
Zookeepers say the chimpanzees, for example, have noticed that the staff is distancing themselves and no longer hand-feeding the primates.
May 01
May 01
Spanish translations, outreach lacking amid coronavirus pandemic: Analysis
"Why aren't we hearing from the Spanish-speaking commissioners?"
May 01
May 01
State suspends funeral home's license after it mishandled dozens of bodies
The state health department and Brooklyn DA seek answers.
May 01
May 01
NYC subways shut down overnight for disinfecting
New York City transit workers have the daunting task of disinfecting every subway car and every bus.
May 01
May 01
2 California cities fight to keep beaches open
Huntington Beach and Dana Point are planning to go to court to fight the governor’s order to close beaches.
May 01
May 01
Rain, strong winds knock down trees across Northeast
Some wind gusts reached 70 mph in the Northeast, causing damage.
May 01
May 01
Flooding and damaging winds along East Coast as record heat moves into Texas Friday
Some wind gusts reached 70 mph in the Northeast, causing damage.
May 01
May 01
Dust devil picks up tumbleweeds and scatters them across the highway
Driver pulls over for 'tumbleweed tornado' as dust devil picks up tumbleweeds and scatters them across the highway in Washington state.
May 01
May 01
NYC faces dangerous task of keeping trains running during coronavirus crisis
Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced the subway will close overnight for cleaning.
May 01
May 01
Michigan stay-at-home order battle and more to know
A judge backed Michigan's order, then protesters stormed the state capitol.
May 01
May 01
How the fall semester could play out at US colleges
Universities are planning for a number of scenarios.
May 01
May 01
A tale of two pandemics: How coronavirus split the map of the US
Experts say the details show concentrations higher in certain neighborhoods.
May 01
May 01
'Mass evictions' on the horizon as US confronts coronavirus housing crisis: Advocates
The pandemic is exacerbating a brewing crisis in low-income communities.
May 01
May 01
The unthinkable toll in 2 NY funeral homes
'It's just unprecedented what's going on,' Joseph Neufeld said.
May 01
May 01
15-year-old collects 12,000 protective masks for hospital staff
She said she hoped to show that the Asian American community wants to help.
May 01
May 01
The Rundown: Top headlines today: April 30, 2020
Stay up to date on the developing stories making headlines.
May 01
April 30
Trump signs proclamation to declare May ‘Older Americans Month’
President Donald Trump spoke on Thursday about protecting American seniors from the COVID-19 pandemic while in the East Room of the White House.
April 30
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'I can't live on this ship forever' say US crew members still stuck on cruise ships
More than 80,000 crew from around the world are still on ships in U.S. waters.
April 30
April 30
Mask-wearing iPhone users will be able to easily bypass Face ID
Apple's new iOS 13.5 in development will make it easier to unlock an iPhone without using Face ID while wearing a mask.
April 30
April 30
Cyberpunk suit designed for concertgoers
The futuristic suit is being developed by Los Angeles-based Production Club.
April 30
April 30
Delta, American, United to require passengers wear masks
Lawmakers are calling for federal action to mandate masks on planes.
April 30
April 30
Former NYC health commissioner points out health disparities between races
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Dr. Mary Bassett blames the structure of society for the disproportionate death rates between black and white people in New York City.
April 30
April 30
Time-lapse video shows Florida storm
A stunning time-lapse video shows a thunderstorm sweeping across the state.
April 30
April 30
Michigan rally against shelter-in-place order spills into Capitol building
The state legislature is debating extending Michigan's state of emergency.
April 30
April 30
Protesters storm Michigan Capitol building
The protesters held are demanding that the legislature not renew the state-of-emergency order.
April 30
April 30
3.8 million more Americans filed for unemployment last week
The latest claims raised the total to 30 million filing for unemployment in the last six weeks.
April 30
April 30
Dead pile up in New York funeral homes
More than 23,000 New Yorkers have died from the novel coronavirus – more than just about any other country in the world, according to data from Johns Hopkins University.
April 30
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Farmworkers face unique risks during coronavirus pandemic
Farmworkers in the United States are classified as essential workers.
April 30
April 30
5 Michigan businesses file lawsuit against governor’s shelter-in-place order
The business owners claimed the executive order violated their constitutional rights.
April 30
April 30
Strong waves crash onto Chicago street
Waves on Lake Michigan were expected to reach up to 16 feet due to the wind.
April 30
April 30
Lightning bolt strikes across rainbow in Tulsa
Thunderstorms swept across Oklahoma creating the unbelievable scene.
April 30