CDC: People with COVID-19 twice as likely to have eaten out at a restaurant before getting sick
People who tested positive for COVID-19 were twice as likely to report eating or drinking at a bar or restaurant in the past two weeks, according to the CDC.
People who tested positive for COVID-19 were twice as likely to report eating or drinking at a bar or restaurant in the past two weeks, according to the CDC.
Dozens of Austrians reportedly received COVID-19 stimulus checks in mail from US government
Local news reports said that more than 40 Austrian citizens cashed in coronavirus stimulus checks they received in the mail from the U.S. government.
Local news reports said that more than 40 Austrian citizens cashed in coronavirus stimulus checks they received in the mail from the U.S. government.
Layoffs remain elevated as 884,000 Americans seek unemployment aid
The number of Americans applying for jobless aid was unchanged last week at 884,000.
The number of Americans applying for jobless aid was unchanged last week at 884,000.
Senate Democrats block GOP's slimmed-down coronavirus relief bill
The 52-47 vote fell well short of what was needed to overcome a filibuster and seems likely to end hopes for coronavirus relief before the November election.
The 52-47 vote fell well short of what was needed to overcome a filibuster and seems likely to end hopes for coronavirus relief before the November election.
Illinois reports 1,953 new COVID-19 cases, 28 more deaths
Health officials on Thursday said another 1,953 people have tested positive for COVID-19, a slight bump in daily caseloads compared to the past three days.
Health officials on Thursday said another 1,953 people have tested positive for COVID-19, a slight bump in daily caseloads compared to the past three days.
Michigan launches new plan offering free college to 625,000 essential workers
More than half-a-million Michigan workers who provided essential services during the COVID-19 pandemic have the opportunity to go to college without paying tuition.
More than half-a-million Michigan workers who provided essential services during the COVID-19 pandemic have the opportunity to go to college without paying tuition.
Moving trends to watch amid COVID-19
Chuck Kuhn, president and CEO of JK Moving Services, talks about trends he's noticed in the moving industry since the coronavirus outbreak.
Chuck Kuhn, president and CEO of JK Moving Services, talks about trends he's noticed in the moving industry since the coronavirus outbreak.
Frequently asked questions about COVID-19
Dr. Shikha Jain answers viewers' frequently asked questions about the coronavirus outbreak.
Dr. Shikha Jain answers viewers' frequently asked questions about the coronavirus outbreak.
Sweden's different approach to COVID-19 draws praise
John Miltmore, managing editor at Foundation for Economic Education, talks about some of the differences between Sweden and United States in regards to their coronavirus outbreak response.
John Miltmore, managing editor at Foundation for Economic Education, talks about some of the differences between Sweden and United States in regards to their coronavirus outbreak response.
Sweden's different approach to COVID-19 draws praise
John Miltmore, managing editor at Foundation for Economic Education, talks about some of the differences between Sweden and United States in regards to their coronavirus outbreak response.
John Miltmore, managing editor at Foundation for Economic Education, talks about some of the differences between Sweden and United States in regards to their coronavirus outbreak response.
Mayor warns Halloween will look a lot different this year due to COVID-19
Bobbing for apples is not recommended this year, but trick-or-treating is still very much up in the air.
Bobbing for apples is not recommended this year, but trick-or-treating is still very much up in the air.
Book: Trump said of virus, ‘I wanted to always play it down’
President Donald Trump talked in private about the “deadly” coronavirus last February, even as he was declaring to America it was no worse than the flu and insisting it was under control, according to a new book by journalist Bob Woodward.
President Donald Trump talked in private about the “deadly” coronavirus last February, even as he was declaring to America it was no worse than the flu and insisting it was under control, according to a new book by journalist Bob Woodward.
Illinois colleges demanding more from students as COVID-19 cases increase on campuses
Illinois colleges are trying to crack down on parties and lock down students as COVID-19 cases increase across the state.
Illinois colleges are trying to crack down on parties and lock down students as COVID-19 cases increase across the state.
'Not free money:' Federal payroll tax 'holiday' starting soon
Workers will still be on the hook for the taxes, which they will have to begin repaying in 2021 -- doubling payroll tax until workers pay back what they deferred.
Workers will still be on the hook for the taxes, which they will have to begin repaying in 2021 -- doubling payroll tax until workers pay back what they deferred.
Teacher deaths amid COVID-19 pandemic raise alarms as new school year begins
Teachers in at least three states have died after bouts with the coronavirus since the dawn of the new school year.
Teachers in at least three states have died after bouts with the coronavirus since the dawn of the new school year.
Excited for Halloween? LA County health officials say no trick-or-treating, parties or haunted houses
What's Halloween without trick-or-treating? Los Angeles County residents are about to find out.
What's Halloween without trick-or-treating? Los Angeles County residents are about to find out.
UPS to hire more than 100,000 holiday workers, expects record peak season
The company says it will have full-time and part-time seasonal jobs, mostly package handlers, drivers and driver helpers. The Atlanta-based company touts the seasonal jobs as ones that can lead to year-round employment.
The company says it will have full-time and part-time seasonal jobs, mostly package handlers, drivers and driver helpers. The Atlanta-based company touts the seasonal jobs as ones that can lead to year-round employment.
NIH: AstraZeneca's pause on COVID-19 vaccine study shows there will be 'no compromises' on safety
The National Institutes of Health director is telling Congress that AstraZeneca's suspension of its COVID-19 vaccine study shows there will be “no compromises” on safety in developing the shots. AstraZeneca has put on hold its late-stage studies in the U.S.
The National Institutes of Health director is telling Congress that AstraZeneca's suspension of its COVID-19 vaccine study shows there will be “no compromises” on safety in developing the shots. AstraZeneca has put on hold its late-stage studies in the U.S.
Illinois reports 1,337 new COVID-19 cases, 30 deaths
Health officials announced Wednesday 1,337 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Illinois and 30 additional deaths due to the disease.
Health officials announced Wednesday 1,337 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Illinois and 30 additional deaths due to the disease.
University of Illinois sues to stop nurses from striking this weekend
The University of Illinois Board of Trustees are suing to try to stop nurses at the University of Illinois Hospital from striking this weekend.
The University of Illinois Board of Trustees are suing to try to stop nurses at the University of Illinois Hospital from striking this weekend.