Tom Hanks tests positive for coronavirus, NCAA to go without fans, and other headlines

By Wilson Criscione

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IN OTHER NEWS...

MARCH MADNESS
Coronavirus continues to alter public life. Just yesterday:

The NCAA announced that tournament games will be played without fans. (CBS)
The NBA suspended the season, and two Utah Jazz players have tested positive for the illness. (ESPN)
Tom Hanks and Rita tested positive as well. (Deadline)
Donald Trump announced a travel ban for Europe. (Vox)
Spokane officials held a press conference on coronavirus yesterday in which Spokane Regional Health District Health Officer Bob Lutz said that coronavirus "is here" even though we have no confirmed cases yet. (Spokesman-Review)
Colleges, including WSU and EWU, are moving to online formats. (WSU News)