Site Map April 23, 2020

Years / 2020 / April / 23

• Bay area food pantry sees record number of families needing food during coronavirus pandemic
• Hospitals top priority for governor's task force to reopen Florida
• Somber Congress delivers nearly $500B more in virus aid
• Adding an extra layer of nylon pantyhose to a DIY face mask improves protection, researchers say
• Florida's total coronavirus cases top 29,000 after increase of 1,072; 60 new deaths
• Apollo Beach martial arts academy offers online classes, belt tests
• Hillsborough judge reminds parents custody agreements remain in place despite coronavirus pandemic
• COVID-19-positive inmate taken to Hillsborough County jail 
• Virtual group therapy offered to Bay Area residents, free of charge
• Family did not know nursing home was overrun with COVID-19 cases until it was too late
• Police: Clearwater man decapitated family cat to show ‘what he was capable of doing'
• Rebuilding airline industry could be long trek
• Majority of Floridians think social distancing should continue into May, poll finds
• Lost dog in Wisconsin is ‘booked’ by police for ‘felony cuteness’
• FDNY firefighter loses 5-month-old daughter to coronavirus
• Trump plans another ‘Salute to America’ July 4 show on National Mall, despite COVID-19 concerns
• Golfers emerge from quarantine, tee off in Napa
• Parents among 3 charged in shooting death of girl, 4, inside Northeast Philadelphia home
• Deputies arrest teen for child pornography after photo was uploaded to Snapchat
• Mark Cuban discusses economic impact of COVID-19 in Fox Business virtual town hall
• Chipotle reveals recipe for signature guacamole
• Streaming service to pay someone $1,000 to watch 24 hours of true crime documentaries
• Deputies: Polk County man shoots, kills half-brother
• Chunks of stucco fall from Clearwater building, slowing traffic
• Abigail Disney slams company’s coronavirus furloughs while executives reportedly get bonuses
• More animals test positive at Bronx Zoo
• With streamlined construction projects, highway speeders are still a problem
• After an emotional year, a small, but mighty, Gronk fan is now rooting for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers
• State makes slow progress on processing jobless claims, payments
• Tow truck drivers honk their appreciation for TGH's team
• ‘I loved every second of it’: Rock star revealed as the Banana on 'The Masked Singer'
• Trump says Thunderbirds, Blue Angels will do flyovers across the country to honor medical workers
• Florida woman creates a manatee out of balloons
• Teachers in Washington can give letter grades, but no Fs amid pandemic
• Baskin-Robbins in Kansas posts 'Tiger King' joke about Carole Baskin on sign, sees sales double
• Texas girl, 10, who made hand-sewn coronavirus masks for nurses, killed in ATV accident
• Florida man put COVID-19 warning sign on his door to avoid arrest, police say
• Clearwater firefighter tells critically ill 'Make-A-Wish' kids their wishes are just on hold
• US unemployment claims surge by another 4.4 million
• Manatee, Sarasota school districts reschedule graduation dates
• Ocean Spray Cranberries recalls Pink Lite Cranberry Juice drink
• Walmart begins mandating one-way aisles
• Publix buying excess milk, produce from farmers and donating it to food banks
• Wrong-way driver arrested for DUI in Tampa, police say