Kentucky’s governor said “anyone who goes to something like this may think they are indestructible, but it’s someone else’s loved one that they are going to hurt.” Source

Health care workers in New York City now have one less thing to worry about — how they’ll get to work. Source

“Access to medical cannabis is as important as access to any other needed medication,” one dispensary owner said. Source

The number of COVID-19 infections worldwide climbed to more than 454,000, according to Johns Hopkins University​. Source

“I’m scared and feeling like they’re trying to hide health risks from the workers,” one company employee says. Source

Beekman, a redshirt senior, transferred to Washington State from Arizona Western Junior College last season. Source

“Don’t underestimate the emotional trauma that people are feeling and the emotional health issues,” the New York governor said. Source

“It’s all hands on deck,” according to New York’s governor, who has also called upon “former” qualified health care workers to help those who become ill. Source

Four-time Tony-winning playwright Terrence McNally, whose credits include “Frankie and Johnnie in the Clair de Lune,” “Love! Valour! Compassion!,” “Kiss of the Spider Woman” and “Ragtime,” died Tuesday, March 24 at age 81. In this “CBS Sunday Morning” report originally broadcast November 12, 1995, McNally talked with correspondent Eugenia Zukerman about his play “Master Class,” starring Zoe Caldwell and Audra McDonald. Zukerman also interviewed Caldwell about playing the tempestuous opera singer Maria Callas instructing young Juilliard students. Source

“It’s like hiding from cancer. You can’t hide,” White said. “But I can’t get cancer from shaking your hand,” the interviewer replied. Source