Why these volunteers chose to participate in a coronavirus vaccine trial
Neal Browning and Jennifer Haller are stepping up in a big way to help researchers find a vaccine to combat the coronavirus pandemic. The two are in…
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These states have some of the most drastic restrictions to combat the spread of coronavirus
Coronavirus cases have now surpassed more than 6,130 across 50 states, Puerto Rico, the US Virgin Islands and the District of Columbia, and some…
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Some schools closed for coronavirus in US are not going back for the rest of the academic year
As students across the country adjust to learning outside of their classrooms, some states are preparing for the disruption to last the rest of the…
Continue Reading Trump and Beijing agree on the coronavirus crisis: It’s someone else’s fault
As the coronavirus pandemic spreads around the world and many governments prove themselves less than prepared to cope, the blame game is heating up.…
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Joe Biden projected winner of Arizona, Florida & Illinois primaries
WASHINGTON, DC — ABC News projected that Joe Biden swept to victory in Florida, Illinois and Arizona on Tuesday night, increasingly pulling away…
Continue Reading A coronavirus patient refused to quarantine, so deputies are surrounding his house to force him to
A Kentucky novel coronavirus patient checked himself out of the hospital against medical advice. So to prevent him from spreading the virus,…
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Las Vegas to shut down at Noon Wednesday after Nevada governor orders casino closures
LAS VEGAS, Nevada — Nevada’s governor ordered a month-long closure of casinos and other non-essential businesses like bars, movie theaters and gyms…
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Movie theaters shut down in Borderland and across nation
EL PASO, Texas — Movie theaters have closed across the Borderland and nationwide due to the coronavirus pandemic, turning dark film screens in El…
Continue Reading Kevin Durant among NBA players who test positive for the coronavirus
NEW YORK, NY — Kevin Durant is among the four members of the Brooklyn Nets who have tested positive for the coronavirus. Only one player has…
Continue Reading Jussie Smollett case overshadows reelection bid of Chicago’s top prosecutor
Kim Foxx took the helm of the nation’s second-largest prosecutor’s office four years ago by ousting an incumbent heavily criticized for…
Continue Reading What San Francisco looks like on the first day of sheltering in place
San Francisco was eerily quiet Tuesday after an order to shelter in place went into effect at midnight. Residents hunkered down and traffic was…
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Obama thanks health professionals combating coronavirus outbreak: ‘They’re giving everything’
Former President Barack Obama thanked the health care workers fighting the novel coronavirus pandemic, spotlighting the story of one family impacted…
Continue Reading Here’s what New York City is doing to try stop coronavirus from spreading
The City That Never Sleeps is taking some drastic steps to stop the spread of coronavirus. In addition to limiting social interactions and closing…
Continue Reading MLB teams commit $30 million to support ballpark employees
Major League Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred announced Tuesday that all 30 major league teams have committed $1 million each to help assist…
Continue Reading The EU shuts its borders to slow the coronavirus crisis
The European Union has formally agreed to temporarily close its external borders to all “non-essential” travel from third nations, as the…
Continue Reading African artists are creating catchy songs to promote awareness about coronavirus
How do you get people to take personal hygiene seriously in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic? Music and dance. With the whole world almost at a…
Continue Reading St. Patrick’s Day parades are canceled, but here are alternative ways to celebrate
March 17 is normally a day to celebrate St. Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland. However, as the world continues to grapple with the coronavirus…
Continue Reading Millions of wild animals are killed or injured unintentionally each year in the US and here’s how you can help
Just a couple of months after Neal Matthews and his wife moved to their home on a small lake in Tucker, Georgia – an injured goose showed up in…
Continue Reading Some of the last people on earth to hear about the coronavirus pandemic are going to be told on live TV
When 18 contestants entered the German “Big Brother” house on February 6, an outbreak of the novel coronavirus was just starting to seep…
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White House looking to send checks to Americans ‘immediately’ for coronavirus relief
WASHINGTON, DC — President Donald Trump wants the government to send checks to Americans in the next two weeks in an effort to curb the economic…
Continue Reading No, you can’t get free baby formula by calling a number on the can if stores are out
Despite what people are claiming on social media, companies say they aren’t shipping free baby formula to anyone. All the posts on social media…
Continue Reading Two siblings held a porch concert for a neighbor who is self-isolating
The coronavirus pandemic has bought out the worst in some people: Those who refuse to participate in social distancing or travel although they are at…
Continue Reading Queen Elizabeth cancels events due to coronavirus
Queen Elizabeth has canceled a number of diary events scheduled over the coming weeks “as a sensible precaution” in the midst of the…
Continue Reading Seattle offers $800 supermarket vouchers to families in need during coronavirus crisis
Seattle officials will provide more than 6,000 families with $800 each in grocery vouchers for Safeway stores as Washington state’s biggest…
Continue Reading This Tang Dynasty noblewoman loved playing polo so much, she was buried with her donkeys
Sometime before an Imperial Chinese noblewoman named Cui Shi died in 878 AD, she requested that her beloved donkeys be buried with her. Cui Shi…
Continue Reading What historians hear when Trump calls coronavirus ‘Chinese’ and ‘foreign’
For immigration historians and other scholars, the way US President Donald Trump is describing the coronavirus pandemic has a familiar ring. Trump…
Continue Reading Spain’s King Felipe VI renounces his inheritance from his father
King Felipe VI of Spain has renounced his personal inheritance from his father, Juan Carlos I, amid allegations of financial impropriety. Felipe also…
Continue Reading An Atlanta firm starts a toilet paper drive-thru to give away its stock for free
With the coronavirus outbreak prompting people to panic-buy enough toilet paper to last them for years, the shelves at stores across the nation have…
Continue Reading As testing ramps up, many doctors and patients are still experiencing problems
The head of the World Health Organization has a simple message for all countries about who should be tested for coronavirus: “Test, test, test.…
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