Site Map April 22, 2020

Years / 2020 / April / 22

• Atlanta Falcons Draft Preview round-up
• Jacksonville Zoo introduces 4 baby Asian small-claw otters
• Infant temperament predicts personality in adulthood, NIH study suggests
• Eventbrite removes stay-at-home protest posted to website, says it promotes ‘harmful behavior’
• MARTA employee dies after contracting COVID-19
• How to make your own face mask at home — even if you don’t know how to sew
• Nurses at Henry Ford wear superhero outfits while fighting COVID-19
• Several houses of worship to remain 'online only' despite Kemp's decision
• Scientists name new snake species after Salazar Slytherin from Harry Potter
• The Florida Aquarium reproduces another coral species, and it's all captured on video
• Oscar-nominated actress Shirley Knight dies at 83 in San Marcos
• Police: 1 dead following shooting in DeKalb County
• Quarantined firefighter kisses young daughter through closed window
• Many wary of reopenings as some US states loosen rules amid coronavirus pandemic
• Eminem donates Mom's Spaghetti to Henry Ford hospital workers
• Social Security and Medicare funds at risk even before coronavirus pandemic
• Administration offers plan to cover COVID care for uninsured
• Before-and-after images show how air pollution levels have dropped around the world amid COVID-19 lockdowns
• NJ Navy veteran makes incredible recovery from COVID-19 after being on ventilator, dialysis
• Families file lawsuit against Arbor Terrace over relatives' deaths of COVID-19
• Suspect connected to Pickens County arson, arrested
• Federal authorities thwart hundreds of online COVID-19 related scams
• Louisiana pastor who flouted social distancing urges Americans to donate stimulus checks to his church
• Robots are playing many roles in the coronavirus crisis – and offering lessons for future disasters
• Heartbreaking photo shows dedication of front line medical workers
• Vulnerable sea turtles flourishing during coronavirus restrictions in Florida
• UGA's Blankenship entering virtual draft days with 'right mindset'
• ‘Extremely bad idea’: Fire marshal warns people not to microwave masks in attempt to kill germs
• Kristin Smart case: Search warrant served at LA County home of former classmate Paul Flores
• NOAA projects 2020 is on track to be Earth's warmest year on record
• Tyson to suspend operations at largest pork plant indefinitely following coronavirus outbreak
• 2 deaths, 72 confirmed COVID-19 cases at Huntington Beach nursing home
• Deputies: Man drove to Georgia county to meet child for sex
• As people stay home, Earth turns wilder and cleaner
• US OKs 1st coronavirus test that allows self-swab at home
• Good Day Atlanta viewer information April 22, 2020
• Iowa woman sets up 'giving tree' of face masks for people to use during coronavirus pandemic
• Delta loses $534 million during coronavirus pandemic, bigger losses looming
• As Earth Day turns 50, green movement faces fresh challenges
• Retirement ceremony held for DeKalb County K9 officer
• UPS donates 10K N95 masks to Children's Healthcare of Atlanta
• MLB can cut pay, lay off managers, coaches starting May 1
• Georgia Democratic lawmaker resigning after endorsing Trump
• Brookhaven restaurant offers virtual wine tastings
• Trump instructs Navy to destroy 'any and all Iranian gunboats' harassing American warships at sea
• Fort Myers police show love to hospital workers
• Police investigating shooting at home in Lithonia
• Coronavirus has mutated into at least 30 different strains, study finds
• Cinderella brings magic to Florida neighborhood with special drive-by visit
• Over 40 employees lived at their plant for 28 straight days to produce COVID-19 protective gear
• Louisiana pastor who flouted social distancing urges Americans to donate stimulus checks to his church
• Rapper 2 Chainz, business partner donate meals to front line medical workers
• First COVID-19 deaths occurred in Bay Area in early February
• Amoeba Music struggling to stay afloat during COVID-19 crisis
• People missing out on stimulus checks because spouses are immigrants
• University of Georgia working on COVID-19 virus, hopes to be ready by the end of the year