19 more people die of COVID-19 in Illinois
Illinois health officials on Monday said another 19 people have died from the coronavirus, raising the state’s death toll to 6,326.
Illinois health officials on Monday said another 19 people have died from the coronavirus, raising the state’s death toll to 6,326.
Beyond fever and shortness of breath, experts say COVID-19 symptoms can appear in unusual ways
Fever, cough and shortness of breath are the hallmark symptoms of COVID-19, but the virus can also present itself in other unexpected ways, experts say.
Fever, cough and shortness of breath are the hallmark symptoms of COVID-19, but the virus can also present itself in other unexpected ways, experts say.
Indiana reports 11 more coronavirus deaths, 533 new cases
Indiana has 11 additional deaths due to COVID-19 and 533 new cases, health officials said Monday.
Indiana has 11 additional deaths due to COVID-19 and 533 new cases, health officials said Monday.
How to acclimate your pets for when you go back to work
Jen Leemis talks about how to acclimate your pets to your absence when you return to the office.
Jen Leemis talks about how to acclimate your pets to your absence when you return to the office.
How summer travel will be impacted in wake of COVID-19
Travel expert Jeanenne Tornatore talks about how summer travel will be different this year in wake of the coronavirus outbreak.
Travel expert Jeanenne Tornatore talks about how summer travel will be different this year in wake of the coronavirus outbreak.
How to prepare yourself mentally for returning to the workplace during reopening
Dr. John Delony from Ramsey Solutions lays out ideas for maintaining your mental heatlh as the country slowly starts to reopen.
Dr. John Delony from Ramsey Solutions lays out ideas for maintaining your mental heatlh as the country slowly starts to reopen.
Bicycle sales in U.S. double as people try to avoid public transit and look for new things to do
Bicycle sales have doubled in the United States since the middle of March, as people look for new ways to keep busy, and ways to avoid public transit.
Bicycle sales have doubled in the United States since the middle of March, as people look for new ways to keep busy, and ways to avoid public transit.
Roller coaster tests show that masks stay on, even on the craziest rides
As amusement parks slowly open with new COVID-19 rules, roller coaster experts say that tests show masks DO stay on, even on the craziest rides.
As amusement parks slowly open with new COVID-19 rules, roller coaster experts say that tests show masks DO stay on, even on the craziest rides.
Trump campaign making all rally attendees sign COVID-19 waiver 'acknowledging inherent risk'
The Trump campaign is making all June 20 rally attendees sign waivers "acknowledging that an inherent risk of exposure to COVID-19 exists in any public place where people are present."
The Trump campaign is making all June 20 rally attendees sign waivers "acknowledging that an inherent risk of exposure to COVID-19 exists in any public place where people are present."
Pope leads mass for regular congregants for the first time since coronavirus outbreak began
Pope Francis celebrated Mass on Sunday with regular congregants for the first time since the coronavirus outbreak began. The congregants had to wear masks, but the Pope did not wear one.
Pope Francis celebrated Mass on Sunday with regular congregants for the first time since the coronavirus outbreak began. The congregants had to wear masks, but the Pope did not wear one.
Over 42,000 cruise ship workers are stuck at sea and not getting paid
More than 42,000 workers are still stuck on cruise ships without getting paid because of concerns about coronavirus.
More than 42,000 workers are still stuck on cruise ships without getting paid because of concerns about coronavirus.
Illinois reports 19 COVID-19 deaths, lowest daily death toll since early April
Illinois reported Sunday that 19 more people had died of coronavirus, the lowest daily death toll since early April.
Illinois reported Sunday that 19 more people had died of coronavirus, the lowest daily death toll since early April.
Indiana officials report 9 coronavirus deaths, 407 new cases
Indiana public health officials on Sunday reported nine additional deaths due to COVID-19 and 407 new cases.
Indiana public health officials on Sunday reported nine additional deaths due to COVID-19 and 407 new cases.
Accuracy still unknown for many coronavirus tests rushed out
Months into the coronavirus pandemic there are still unanswered questions about the accuracy of tests used to screen Americans.
Months into the coronavirus pandemic there are still unanswered questions about the accuracy of tests used to screen Americans.
Summer camps go virtual in wake of quarantine
Jeremy Benson talks about how summer camps are transitioning online in wake of COVID-19 restrictions.
Jeremy Benson talks about how summer camps are transitioning online in wake of COVID-19 restrictions.
China, Korea, Egypt report rise in COVID-19 cases as curbs ease
China reported its highest daily total of new coronavirus cases in two months on Sunday and infections in South Korea also rose, showing how the disease can come back as curbs on business and travel are lifted.
China reported its highest daily total of new coronavirus cases in two months on Sunday and infections in South Korea also rose, showing how the disease can come back as curbs on business and travel are lifted.
Fans savor return of stadium sport in virus-free New Zealand
New Zealand has become one of the first nations in the world to welcome hordes of fans back into a packed sports stadium thanks to the nation’s remarkable success in eliminating the coronavirus.
New Zealand has become one of the first nations in the world to welcome hordes of fans back into a packed sports stadium thanks to the nation’s remarkable success in eliminating the coronavirus.
Nursing home workers go home after living with residents, sleeping in hallways for nearly 3 months
In Stone Mountain, Georgia, about 70 nursing home staff members who have been living at the home since March 30 went to their own homes for the first time Saturday.
In Stone Mountain, Georgia, about 70 nursing home staff members who have been living at the home since March 30 went to their own homes for the first time Saturday.
Arizonans reject masks in spite of rising COVID-19 rates; 'everyone's going to get it eventually anyway'
In spite of a surge in COVID-19 hospitalizations and deaths, Arizona's governor and many residents are not interested in requiring people to wear masks.
In spite of a surge in COVID-19 hospitalizations and deaths, Arizona's governor and many residents are not interested in requiring people to wear masks.
Illinois reports 29 more COVID-19 deaths, 673 additional cases
The Illinois Department of Health reported on Saturday that 29 people had died of coronavirus in the past 24 hour period.
The Illinois Department of Health reported on Saturday that 29 people had died of coronavirus in the past 24 hour period.