'A truly heartbreaking milestone': President Biden honors 500,000 US COVID-19 deaths with moment of silence

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'A truly heartbreaking milestone': President Biden honors 500,000 US COVID-19 deaths with moment of silence

The United States passed a grim milestone Monday, with over 500,000 COVID-19 deaths reported, according to the Johns Hopkins University dashboard. Source link

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COVID-19 News

Rising ICU bed use 'a big red flag'

States proceed with reopening plans despite warnings local hospitals may struggle to handle a new coronavirus outbreak. Source link

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Coronavirus Michigan

Red Wings' Steve Yzerman: Detroit 'a very resourceful city,' will survive COVID-19

Red Wings’ Steve Yzerman talks about the city of Detroit, predicts all four major Detroit pro teams will have success in the future Source link

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Coronavirus Indiana

'A game-changer': Seats move into the streets as Downtown Indianapolis restaurants reopen

After Indianapolis closed sections of major Downtown streets, diners were ready to have a meal at Weber Grill, The District Tap and on Mass Ave. Source link

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Coronavirus Alabama

'A pat on the back': Postal worker delivers meals to those who helped him beat coronavirus

David Love paid for hundreds of meals for post office co-workers who kept the mail running and cared for his family. “They deserve a pat on the back.” Source…

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Coronavirus Wisconsin

'It's 'a little eerie': Milwaukee County Zoo animals don't seem to mind peace and quiet during shutdown

The global pandemic has affected Milwaukee Zoo animals and keepers adjusting to no visitors. Source link

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Coronavirus Guam

Guam's COVID-19 unemployment program: 'A 12- to 18-month process expedited in a month and a half'

As $276 million in unemployment assistance funds are anticipated this week, senators questioned GDOL on the status of a program on Guam. Source link

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Coronavirus Delaware

'A strange day': Delaware businesses opened in a limited way Friday

After almost two months of closures, some Delaware businesses greeted customers again on Friday. But amid excitement was confusion and unease. Source link

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Coronavirus Alabama

ASF fellowships were 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' come true, even if they ended a little early

A couple of months after their garden performance was canceled due to coronavirus, we catch up with two of Alabama Shakespeare Festival’s acting fellows. Source link

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Coronavirus Iowa

University of Iowa researchers warn 'a second wave of infections is likely' if COVID-19 prevention efforts are lifted

The report cites ‘considerable uncertainty’ about Iowa’s eventual COVID-19 toll. The governor’s office says she will continue mitigation guidelines. Source link

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