• Five shot, wounded in Texas firework display that attracted hundreds

    Five shot, wounded in Texas firework display that attracted hundreds
    NBC News Channel
    FORT WORTH, Texas (Fort Worth Star-Telegram via AP) — Police say five people were shot and wounded at a Texas park where hundreds had gathered despite local guidelines discouraging large gatherings due to the coronavirus pandemic.The shooting happened Sunday night in Fort Worth. Police say fireworks were set off and then witnesses reported hearing about 30 rounds of gunfire.Two people are in critical condition and three suffered injuries that weren’t considered life
  • NBC News releases apology after President Trump calls for action following Attorney General Barr segment

    NBC News releases apology after President Trump calls  for action following Attorney General Barr segment
    NEW YORK (AP) — NBC News is apologizing for a ‘Meet the Press’ segment that cut a portion of an interview with Attorney General William Barr that left a false impression.That has led to President Donald Trump calling for the network to fire the show moderator Chuck Todd.The show was discussing the Justice Department's decision to drop its case against the president's former national security adviser, Michael Flynn, and referred to a CBS interview where Barr said of the decision
  • High-Altitude Balloon Manufacturer Making COVID Isolation Gowns

    High-Altitude Balloon Manufacturer Making COVID Isolation Gowns
    World View, a Tucson-based space technology company that develops high-altitude balloon systems, is shifting its business to manufacture isolation gowns for the Pima County healthcare workers who are currently battling COVID-19.…
  • Two in stable condition following rescue at Wild Burro Trailhead

    Two in stable condition following rescue at Wild Burro Trailhead
    TUCSON - A hiker rescue is underway after crews received a report of an emergency incident on Wild Burro Trailhead Monday afternoon.According to officials, two people are being cared for in connection to the rescue. Authorities said the two are in stable condition.Northwest Fire and Golder Ranch Fire districts responded to the incident.Details are limited at this time.Meteorologist Shea Sorenson projected a high of 95 degrees for Monday.NWFD and GRFD crews are currently working a hiker rescue on
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  • Here's Why Your Big Federal Economic Impact Payment May Not Be That Big

    Here's Why Your Big Federal Economic Impact Payment May Not Be That Big
    There's been lots of news and information coming out about the Economic Impact Payments provided to eligible taxpayers for COVID-19 relief, including what you were to expect upon delivery. That amount might look a little different than you were first expecting, but there may be a very good reason why.Over the last month, the IRS has provided over 130 million Americans with Economic Impact Payments (EIP), and more are on the way.…
  • Tesla CEO Elon Musk confirms on Twitter he’s resumed production at California facility, violating local orders.  [

    Tesla CEO Elon Musk confirms on Twitter he’s resumed production at California facility, violating local orders.   
 
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    FREMONT, Calif. (AP) — Tesla CEO Elon Musk confirms on Twitter he’s resumed production at California facility, violating local orders. 
    [.The post Tesla CEO Elon Musk confirms on Twitter he’s resumed production at California facility, violating local orders. 
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  • Local musicians bring virtual concerts to the Gardens

    Local musicians bring virtual concerts to the Gardens
    With COVID-19 putting a stop to live music, the community is figuring out ways to keep the show going.
    University of Arizona, Broadway in Tucson and Tucson Botanical Gardens are bringing virtual concerts to the Gardens.
    On May 21, you'll be able to enjoy one of the four episodes of virtual concerts featuring local musicians.
    The virtual concerts will be posted on TBG's YouTube channel every Thursday at 6 p.m.
    Featured artists will be announced on the three organizations' social media platforms t
  • Tech stocks keep rallying, help keep Wall Street steady

    Tech stocks keep rallying, help keep Wall Street steady
    Wall Street was split on Monday, as continued gains for technology and health care stocks helped cover up for more prevalent losses elsewhere.The S&P 500 ended the day at a virtual standstill, up just 0.39 points at 2,930.19, despite a lot of movement going on underneath. It rallied back from an earlier loss of 0.9% in the morning.The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 109.33 points, or 0.4%, to 24,221.99, while the Nasdaq composite added 71.02, or 0.8%, to 9,192.34.Through the muddled day, o
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  • ICYMI: La Encantada )pen for Business

    ICYMI: La Encantada )pen for Business
    Located in the Catalina Foothills, La Encantada shopping center reopened its stores on Friday, May 8. The shopping center included “significantly enhanced” cleaning and sanitization practices and added signage and other safeguards to the property in an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19.“We are looking forward to seeing our retail partners and welcoming local shoppers back to La Encantada Shopping Center,” said property manager Marcos Medrano, in a statement.…
  • ICYMI: La Encantada Open for Business

    ICYMI: La Encantada Open for Business
    Located in the Catalina Foothills, La Encantada shopping center reopened its stores on Friday, May 8. The shopping center included “significantly enhanced” cleaning and sanitization practices and added signage and other safeguards to the property in an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19.“We are looking forward to seeing our retail partners and welcoming local shoppers back to La Encantada Shopping Center,” said property manager Marcos Medrano, in a statement.…
  • ADOT: Vote for your favorite Safety Message entry

    ADOT: Vote for your favorite Safety Message entry
    Need a distraction? Arizona Department of Transportation has you covered.
    Arizonans can now vote for their favorite sassy safety message.
    Voters have until Sunday to pick one of the 12 finalists. To vote, visit azdot.gov/signcontest. 
    Here are the 12 finalists in our Safety Message Contest. See yours? Vote here for your favorite: https://t.co/tolQeLcspT pic.twitter.com/je3wlREI6Q— Arizona DOT (@ArizonaDOT) May 11, 2020
    More than 4,000 messages were submitted to the fourth Safety Messa
  • Major stock indexes mostly erase early losses and end mixed

    Major stock indexes mostly erase early losses and end mixed
    Major stock indexes erased much of their early losses, leaving the market mixed at the end of trading Monday. Companies whose fortunes are most closely linked to how well the economy is doing took the biggest losses, including banks, energy and basic materials companies. The S&P 500 wound up with a gain of less than 1 point, having come back from early loss of 0.9%. Far more stocks fell than rose in the index. Technology companies continued their steady march higher, sending the Nasdaq up 0.
  • MHC Healthcare hosting drive-thru COVID-19 testing

    MHC Healthcare hosting drive-thru COVID-19 testing
    As part of a partnership with the Arizona Department of Health Services, MHC Healthcare is taking part in Arizona’s COVID-19 “testing blitz” this Saturday, May 16.…
  • DES launches Pandemic Unemployment Assistance program

    DES launches Pandemic Unemployment Assistance program
    The Arizona Department of Economic Security (DES) announced Monday the launch of the Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) program.This program is for individuals who were previously ineligible for unemployment insurance (UI) benefits. It's also for self-employed people, independent contractors and gig economy works.DES is mailing checks to 165,000 individuals who filed an initial claim for benefits between February 2 and May 2 and did not meet the criteria for regular UI, but do meet the eligi
  • The Latest: West Wing visitors, staff need to wear masks

    The Latest: West Wing visitors, staff need to wear masks
    The Latest on the coronavirus pandemic. The new coronavirus causes mild or moderate symptoms for most people. For some, especially older adults and people with existing health problems, it can cause more severe illness or death.
    TOP OF THE HOUR:
    — White House requiring everyone who enters the West Wing to wear a mask or face covering.— WHO chief: there are around seven or eight “top” candidates for a vaccine to combat coronavirus.
    — Study: Virus death toll in NYC wo
  • What Happened When Health Officials Wanted to Close a Meatpacking Plant, but the Governor Said No

    What Happened When Health Officials Wanted to Close a Meatpacking Plant, but the Governor Said No
    ProPublica is a nonprofit newsroom that investigates abuses of power.…
  • MLB expected to begin season around Fourth of July

    MLB expected to begin season around Fourth of July
    NEW YORK (AP) — A person familiar with the decision tells The Associated Press that Major League Baseball owners have given the go-ahead to making a proposal to the players’ union that could lead to the coronavirus-delayed season starting around the Fourth of July weekend in ballparks without fans.The plan Monday envisions expanding the designated hitter to the National League for 2020. Spring training would start in early to mid-June.Each team would play about 82 regular-season game
  • Tucson Premium Outlets reopens stores Monday

    Tucson Premium Outlets reopens stores Monday
    Tucson Premium Outlets reopened Monday morning at 11 a.m. after closing to slow the spread of COVID-19 on March 19. The shopping center announced it would open its stores Friday, and unveiled a coronavirus exposure control policy in order to meet elevated safety standards."The health, safety, and well-being of the community we serve will always be our highest priority, and we have developed a thorough and detailed set of protocols highlighting the exceptional measures we’ve implemented for
  • AP: Federal undercover agents in Arizona engaged in sex acts with victims

    AP: Federal undercover agents in Arizona engaged in sex acts with victims
    PHOENIX (AP) — The women were forced to live and work in filth and near darkness, the federal agent said, surviving on only the tips they received from performing massages and sexual favors.Lon Weigand, deputy special agent in charge of Homeland Security Investigations in Arizona, described them as “Asian females” who may be sex-trafficking victims. He praised the joint operation between federal agents and local police in western Arizona that led to their rescue and credited &l
  • Tennessee judges rules it’s OK to film clothed women in public

    Tennessee judges rules it’s OK to film clothed women in public
    KINGSPORT, Tenn. (AP) — Three appeals court judges in Tennessee have ruled that it isn't illegal to film women fully clothed in public without their permission.The Knoxville News Sentinel reported Sunday that the Court of Appeals judges wrote separate but identical opinions last month when dismissing unlawful photography convictions against David Eric Lambert.Lambert was convicted of the charges, along with a sexual battery count, after he was found to have taken “close-up” ima
  • I’m an Investigative Journalist. These Are the Questions I Asked About the Viral “Plandemic” Video.

    I’m an Investigative Journalist. These Are the Questions I Asked About the Viral “Plandemic” Video.
    ProPublica is a nonprofit newsroom that investigates abuses of power. Click here to read their biggest stories as soon as they’re published.The links to the viral video “Plandemic” started showing up in my Facebook feed Wednesday.…
  • Wall Street erases early loss, steady on tech stock strength

    Wall Street erases early loss, steady on tech stock strength
    Major stock indexes are mixed on Wall Street Monday as continued strength for tech and health care stocks helped keep the market steady in afternoon trading.
    The S&P 500 was up 0.4%, as of 1:36 p.m. Eastern time, after erasing an earlier loss of 0.9%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was virtually flat at 24,332, and the Nasdaq was up 1%.Tech stocks helped lead the way, continuing their remarkably resilient run. Even with the coronavirus pandemic throwing the global economy into disarray, te
  • Tucson Amazon Fulfillment Center evacuated following fire

    Tucson Amazon Fulfillment Center evacuated following fire
    Tucson Fire DepartmentCrews responding to fire at Tucson Amazon Fulfillment Center fire on Monday, May 11, 2020.
    TUCSON - The Amazon Fulfillment Center was evacuated Monday morning after a cardboard compactor caught fire.According to Tucson Fire Department, crews are working to clean the scene.
    Officials are investigating the area.
    No further details have been released.
    Amazon Fulfillment Center is located at 6701 S. Kolb Road.#TucsonFire is at the Amazon Fulfillment Center on S. Kolb - a cardb
  • The Bailout Is Working — for the Rich

    The Bailout Is Working — for the Rich
    ProPublica is a nonprofit newsroom that investigates abuses of power. Click here to read their biggest stories as soon as they’re published.Ten weeks into the worst crisis in 90 years, the government’s effort to save the economy has been both a spectacular success and a catastrophic failure.The clearest illustration of that came on Friday, when the government reported that 20.5 million people lost their jobs in April.…
  • Vice President Pence isolates after aide tests positive for COVID-19

    Vice President Pence isolates after aide tests positive for COVID-19
    WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump is confronting cases of the coronavirus in his own home, even as he pushes the nation to “reopen.”That dynamic spotlights the challenge the White House faces in instilling confidence in a nation still reeling from the pandemic.Two known cases of COVID-19 among staffers in one of the most-protected complexes in the nation have sent three of the nation’s top medical experts into quarantine. And Vice President Mike Pence is in “
  • Study says virus death toll in New York City may be thousands worse than official tally

    Study says virus death toll in New York City may be thousands worse than official tally
    NEW YORK (AP) — Study says virus death toll in New York City may be thousands worse than official tally.The post Study says virus death toll in New York City may be thousands worse than official tally appeared first on KVOA.
  • Pima County releases protective measures for restaurants with dine-in services resuming Monday

    Pima County releases protective measures for restaurants with dine-in services resuming Monday
    TUCSON - With the state lifting its restrictions on dine-in services Monday, Pima County Health Department released a list of protective measures local eateries should adopt to help keep the community safe from COVID-19.Last Monday, Gov. Doug Ducey elaborated the state's plans to reopen the economy after he extended the state's Stay-At-Home order through May 15. In that announcement, the governor said starting Monday, restaurants would be allowed to resume limited dine-in services. These eaterie
  • 1-year-old dies after drowning in bathtub in Avondale home

    1-year-old dies after drowning in bathtub in Avondale home
    AVONDALE, Ariz. (AP) — Authorities say a 1-year-old child has died after being found submerged in a bathtub in an Avondale home.Avondale firefighters were called Sunday afternoon about a possible drowning. They administered CPR on the child, who was then transported to a hospital in Goodyear in extremely critical condition.Hospital staff pronounced the child dead a short time later.Investigators say the child's parents and siblings were home at the time. Police are now looking into what le
  • Surfer killed in shark attack in Northern California

    Surfer killed in shark attack in Northern California
    (KSBW/NBC News) A surfer is dead after he was attacked by a shark off of California's Sand Dollar Beach over the weekend.Authorities identified the victim as 26-year-old Ben Kelly, a custom surf board maker. Kelly was with two other surfers when the attack happened Saturday afternoon.“The lifeguard was flagged down by a citizen that said there was a shark attack,” explained Gabe McKenna, the public safety superintendent for California State Parks. “The lifeguard at that ti
  • The Latest: White House recommends testing in nursing homes

    The Latest: White House recommends testing in nursing homes
    The Latest on the coronavirus pandemic. The new coronavirus causes mild or moderate symptoms for most people. For some, especially older adults and people with existing health problems, it can cause more severe illness or death.
    TOP OF THE HOUR:
    — White House recommends coronavirus testing of more than 1 million nursing home residents and staff in next 2 weeks.
    — Aide to Illinois governor tests positive for COVID-19.
    — French defense minister acknowledges “mistakes”
  • Wall Street takes a pause following last week’s big gains

    Wall Street takes a pause following last week’s big gains
    Stocks are mostly down on Wall Street in midday trading Monday, as the market takes a pause following the strong gains it made last week.
    The S&P 500 was down 0.3% after trimming sharper losses from earlier in the morning, following up on drops in Europe and a mixed performance in Asia. While relatively modest, the declines were widespread, and nearly three out of four stocks in the S&P 500 fell.The losses ate into a recent rally for stocks, which have been shrugging off the economic dev
  • Arizona: 6 more coronavirus-related deaths, 261 new cases

    Arizona: 6 more coronavirus-related deaths, 261 new cases
    MGN
    PHOENIX - The number of reported deaths from COVID-19 in Arizona has increased by 6. As of Monday, the statewide death toll is 542.State healths officials also reported 11,380 confirmed cases, with 261 new cases.
    Arizona Department of Health Services says 150,241 people have been tested for the coronavirus. About 6.7 percent tested positive.
    Maricopa County reported 3 of the 6 deaths Monday.
    Mohave County reported one death, with a death toll of 25. Coconino County reported another death, r
  • Your Southern AZ COVID-19 AM Roundup for Monday, May 11: AZ Confirmed Cases Rise to 11,380; 542 Now Dead After Contracting Virus; Restaurants & Bars Can Reopen for In-Person Dining, Drinking Today

    Your Southern AZ COVID-19 AM Roundup for Monday, May 11: AZ Confirmed Cases Rise to 11,380; 542 Now Dead After Contracting Virus; Restaurants & Bars Can Reopen for In-Person Dining, Drinking Today
    The number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Arizona topped 11,000 of Monday, May 11, according to the morning report from the Arizona Department of Health Services. Pima County had 1,602 of the state’s 11,380 confirmed cases.The coronavirus had killed 542 people statewide, including 134 in Pima County, according to the report.In Maricopa County, the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases had risen to 5,988.
    Because symptoms can take as long as two weeks to appear after exposure to the virus (
  • White House recommends coronavirus testing of more than 1 million nursing home residents and staff in next 2 weeks

    White House recommends coronavirus testing of more than 1 million nursing home residents and staff in next 2 weeks
    WASHINGTON (AP) — White House recommends coronavirus testing of more than 1 million nursing home residents and staff in next 2 weeks.The post White House recommends coronavirus testing of more than 1 million nursing home residents and staff in next 2 weeks appeared first on KVOA.
  • The Latest: Aide to Illinois governor positive for COVID-19

    The Latest: Aide to Illinois governor positive for COVID-19
    The Latest on the coronavirus pandemic. The new coronavirus causes mild or moderate symptoms for most people. For some, especially older adults and people with existing health problems, it can cause more severe illness or death.
    TOP OF THE HOUR:
    — Aide to Illinois governor tests positive for COVID-19.
    — French defense minister acknowledges “mistakes” in handling of outbreak on carrier.
    — Foreign tourists won’t have to quarantine once they’re allowed back
  • The Latest: French military details outbreak on carrier

    The Latest: French military details outbreak on carrier
    The Latest on the coronavirus pandemic. The new coronavirus causes mild or moderate symptoms for most people. For some, especially older adults and people with existing health problems, it can cause more severe illness or death.
    TOP OF THE HOUR:
    — French defense minister acknowledges “mistakes” in handling of outbreak on carrier.
    — Foreign tourists won’t have to quarantine once they’re allowed back to Italy.
    — Cape Town becomes South Africa’s virus
  • Monday is National Eat What You Want Day!

    Monday is National Eat What You Want Day!
    Pxhere Pepperoni Pizza, Photo Date: 3/1/2017
    If you're looking for a reason to indulge in your favorite foods, look no further.Monday is National Eat What You Want Day.Observed every year on May 11, the day was created by Thomas and Ruth Roy of Wellcat.com to give people a much deserved break from their diets, with no regrets.How will you celebrate National Eat What You Want Day?Share your savory and sweet indulgences on social media with #eatwhatyouwantday.
    The post Monday is National Eat What
  • Wow! ‘Lucky imaging’ capture stunning photos of Jupiter

    Wow! ‘Lucky imaging’ capture stunning photos of Jupiter
    We're getting a stunning new look at Jupiter and its Jack-o'-lantern glow.It all comes courtesy of the Juno Spacecraft, the Hubble Space Telescope, and also Hawaii's Gemini north telescope.Observations from this dream team have produced stunning images and revealed what's happening inside Jupiter's giant, continuous storms.The power of combining three different ways of observing Jupiter lies in different wavelengths.Hubble observes visible and ultraviolet light, Gemini captures thermal infrared,
  • The Latest: Greek teachers object to livestreaming classes

    The Latest: Greek teachers object to livestreaming classes
    The Latest on the coronavirus pandemic. The new coronavirus causes mild or moderate symptoms for most people. For some, especially older adults and people with existing health problems, it can cause more severe illness or death.
    TOP OF THE HOUR:
    — Foreign tourists won’t have to quarantine once they’re allowed back to Italy.
    — Cape Town becomes South Africa’s virus hotspot.
    — Czech Republic to relax rules on wearing masks in public.
    — Switzerland begins g
  • Claytoonz: Moo Protection

    Claytoonz: Moo Protection
    For more Claytoonz click here.…
  • The Latest: No quarantine for tourists upon return to Italy

    The Latest: No quarantine for tourists upon return to Italy
    The Latest on the coronavirus pandemic. The new coronavirus causes mild or moderate symptoms for most people. For some, especially older adults and people with existing health problems, it can cause more severe illness or death.
    TOP OF THE HOUR:
    — Foreign tourists won’t have to quarantine once they’re allowed back to Italy.
    — Cape Town becomes South Africa’s virus hotspot.
    — Czech Republic to relax rules on wearing masks in public.
    — Switzerland begins g
  • In close-knit Navajo Nation communities, virus takes hold

    In close-knit Navajo Nation communities, virus takes hold
    By FELICIA FONSECA and TIM SULLIVANTUBA CITY, Arizona (AP) — The virus arrived on the reservation in early March, carried in from Tucson, doctors say, by a man who had been to a basketball tournament and then made the long drive back to a small town in the Navajo highlands.There, believers were preparing to gather in a small, metal-walled church with a battered white bell and crucifixes on the window.From that church in Chilchinbeto, COVID-19 took hold on the Navajo Nation, hopscotching ac
  • National parks visitors should plan for ‘new normal’

    National parks visitors should plan for ‘new normal’
    BRYCE CANYON NATIONAL PARK, Utah (AP) — After closing amid the coronavirus pandemic, the National Park Service is testing public access at several parks across the nation, including two in Utah, with limited offerings and services. Visitor centers and campgrounds remain largely shuttered at Bryce Canyon and Capitol Reef, but visitors are welcome at some of the sites.“I felt like they did it right here because if they opened all the services, I think it would have been too much. Too m
  • Wall Street dips, gives back some of last week’s big gains

    Wall Street dips, gives back some of last week’s big gains
    Stocks are dipping in morning trading on Wall Street Monday and giving back some of the strong gains made last week.
    The S&P 500 slipped 0.5%, following drops in Europe and a mixed performance in Asia. While relatively modest, the declines were widespread, and three out of four stocks in the S&P 500 fell.The losses ate into a recent rally for stocks, which have completely shrugged off the economic devastation currently sweeping the world. Some investors are looking ahead to the possibili
  • The Latest: Czech Republic to relax rules on mask wearing

    The Latest: Czech Republic to relax rules on mask wearing
    The Latest on the coronavirus pandemic. The new coronavirus causes mild or moderate symptoms for most people. For some, especially older adults and people with existing health problems, it can cause more severe illness or death.
    TOP OF THE HOUR:
    — Czech Republic to relax rules on wearing masks in public.
    — Switzerland begins gradual reopening.
    — Putin announces end to economic shutdown in Russia.
    — In about-face, Britain urges masks on buses, subways.
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  • While You Were Sleeping, Arizona Beer House Was Pouring

    While You Were Sleeping, Arizona Beer House Was Pouring
    Arizona bars and restaurants started pouring again once the little hand met the big hand at the top of the clock to mark the start of Monday and the end to the shut-down for the state's service industry.Eastside bottleshop and brewpub Arizona Beer House celebrated with a midnight "End of Isolation" party that had more than a dozen thirsty patrons in attendance. Bartender Greg Turkington said he was happy to be serving beers and looking forward to seeing his regulars again.…
  • Remainder of Tucson Roadrunners’ season officially canceled

    Remainder of Tucson Roadrunners’ season officially canceled
    TUCSON - Tucson Roadrunners' season has been canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic.
    The American Hockey League announced the decision on Monday.Roadrunners crowned as Pacific Division Champions, look ahead to 20-21.: https://t.co/vH4xQvs3gv
    : https://t.co/L5n9wiBRXF pic.twitter.com/fozph0OjDA— Tucson Roadrunners (@RoadrunnersAHL) May 11, 2020
    The Roadrunners, with a 36-19-1-2 record, have been crowned Pacific Division Champions for the second time in three seasons. All AHL statistics ar
  • Wall Street dips to give back some of last week’s big gains

    Wall Street dips to give back some of last week’s big gains
    Stocks are dipping in early trading on Wall Street Monday and giving back some of the strong gains made last week.
    The S&P 500 slipped 0.6% in the first few minutes of trading, following drops in Europe and a mixed performance in Asia. While relatively modest, the declines were widespread, and four stocks fell for every one that rose in the S&P 500.The losses ate into a recent rally for stocks, which have completely shrugged off the economic devastation currently sweeping the world to le
  • Betty White to star in Christmas movie on Lifetime

    Betty White to star in Christmas movie on Lifetime
    Making life better, one Lifetime movie at a time.At least for fans of Betty White and Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.The network just announced some new projects.Everyone's favorite 98-year-old actress, Betty White will star in a Christmas movie.There's no name yet but Betty will play a woman who helps get would-be Santas into shape, leaving everyone to wonder is she’s secretly Mrs. ClausThen there's the third installment of Lifetime's program about Prince Harry and Meghan.With a working t
  • The Latest: Russia’s Putin declares end to economic shutdown

    The Latest: Russia’s Putin declares end to economic shutdown
    The Latest on the coronavirus pandemic. The new coronavirus causes mild or moderate symptoms for most people. For some, especially older adults and people with existing health problems, it can cause more severe illness or death.
    TOP OF THE HOUR:
    — Putin announces end to economic shutdown in Russia.
    — Quebec opens some schools, day cares, retail shops.
    — Germany condemns violence by pandemic protesters against police, media.
    — In about-face, Britain urges masks on buses, s

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