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May 27, 2020

• 'Illegal and unconstitutional’: Reaction to state police citing Lehigh Valley gym owner
• 'Like my son was crying out from the grave’: Gwen Carr, mother of Eric Garner, ‘horrified’ over death of George Floyd in Minneapolis
• 2 exonerated men file federal suits claiming Chicago police and Cook County prosecutors framed them for murder as teens
• 2 U.S. astronauts board SpaceX rocket for historic launch
• 50% chance of showers this morning in Central Florida, with thunderstorms in afternoon
• Accomack, Richmond and Northern Virginia to enter Phase 1 of reopening on Friday, Northam says
• Ahmaud Arbery’s alleged killers scheduled for preliminary hearing
• Albany is back in session as N.Y. lawmakers begin voting on package of coronavirus bills
• Any Maryland resident can get COVID-19 test for free Friday at Six Flags, governor says
• As non-COVID-19 patients return to Chicago-area emergency rooms, doctors see skyrocketing blood pressure and other side effects of delays in care. ‘It’s terrible, and it’s frightening.’
• At least 50 people were shot in Chicago over Memorial Day weekend. The next day, another 28 were shot, including a 5-year-old girl standing with her family
• Baby girl found inside Rockland County home where mother, grandmother shot dead
• Baking with Honey: How to Use This Natural Form of Sugar in Your Recipes
• Baltimore black women find solace and sisterhood in weekly Girl Power Happy Hour Zoom chats
• Baltimore chef to appear on Guy Fieri game show tonight
• Baltimore mayoral candidates zero in on violent crime during debate in campaign’s closing days
• Baltimore officer injured in Federal Hill shooting also went by ‘Saint,’ an artist who made national headlines rapping about policing
• Baltimore police identify two men shot and killed during separate incidents hours apart
• Baltimore Police identify ‘armed and dangerous’ man wanted for questioning in shooting of officer
• Baltimore Police: Manhunt underway for suspect who shot officer in Federal Hill, used carjacking to escape
• Bertha downgraded to tropical depression; relentless rain to continue in saturated South Florida
• Better Together: How 2 Brands Are Collaborating to Provide Good Health & Well-Being During COVID-19 Through Positive Consumption (Mentally & Physically)
• Bicycles 'selling like hot cakes’ across Carroll County during coronavirus pandemic
• Blue Diamond Growers Welcomes China Expansion of Specialty Crop Imports
• Body of missing boy, Cameron Walters 5, found at Ohio campground
• Boeing lays off nearly 7,000 workers as air travel plummets due to coronavirus
• Carroll County reports four more COVID-19 deaths among long-term care facility residents
• CBOE to reopen trading floor, but with far fewer traders and a lot more rules
• Celebrate Father's Day With JustPierogi.com Special Dad Gift Box Meals
• Chicago restaurants test COVID-19 surcharges as costs mount, but customer backlash forces one to retreat
• Chicago’s courthouses not yet ready to join list of reopenings, will remain in coronavirus shutdown mode
• Chicago’s virtual graduation ceremony, with Oprah Winfrey headlining, gets a date and some co-stars
• Chinese climbers become first team to scale Mount Everest during pandemic
• Churches reopening: How President Trump got it wrong
• Churriño Celebrates Pride Month With …Oh My Lover! Churro
• City of Laurel offers video spotlight to local businesses amid coronavirus pandemic
• Column: Joe Biden says real leaders wear coronavirus masks. Or is it a Deep State plot to hide my handsomeness?
• Comptroller Susana Mendoza makes clear how much legislators will be getting in pay raises this year: ‘Zero’
• Continuing Maryland’s reopening, Gov. Hogan lifts restrictions on outdoor dining, youth sports, camps, pools and drive-in movies
• Coronavirus in Illinois updates: Statewide COVID-19 death toll passes 5,000 as US tops 100,000 fatalities
• Crowd throws bottles at Chicago cops as they make arrest near where 5-year-old girl was wounded in drive-by shooting, police say
• Daywatch: Lightfoot releases phase 3 of reopening plan, deadliest Memorial Day weekend in 5 years and the search for sitters who will social distance
• Deaths of more than two dozen residents of Far North Side nursing home tied to COVID-19: ‘It seemed like there was nothing we could do’
• Delaware Gov. Carney to end stay-at-home order, short-term rental ban Monday
• Dickey’s Barbecue Pit Ramps Up Catering Program as Country Reopens
• Disney, SeaWorld announce plans for Florida parks to reopen
• Dominion overstated need for high-voltage power line across James River, opponents’ study says
• Don't buy Parachute sheets without reading this review
• Douglas W. Young, University of Maryland criminologist, senior faculty researcher, dies
• Dr. Fauci says mask shows ‘respect’ for neighbors amid coronavirus in break from Trump