What's behind the correlation between Vitamin D deficiency and COVID-19?
Dr. Romy Block, co-founder of Vous Vitamin, talks about the strong correlation between Vitamin D deficiency and COVID-19 death rates.
Dr. Romy Block, co-founder of Vous Vitamin, talks about the strong correlation between Vitamin D deficiency and COVID-19 death rates.
We Got Us provides care packages, hotline for Chicago's black and brown communities
Tanya Lozano, organizer for the Healthy Hood Organization, talks about We Got Us a service providing resources during COVID-19 for Chicago's underserved black and brown communities.
Tanya Lozano, organizer for the Healthy Hood Organization, talks about We Got Us a service providing resources during COVID-19 for Chicago's underserved black and brown communities.
Youth Guidance program pivots to help the needs and mental health of students
Gail Day, director of Working on Womanhood, talks about shifting her program to address the mental health and needs of students during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Gail Day, director of Working on Womanhood, talks about shifting her program to address the mental health and needs of students during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Naperville reopening survey highlights struggle of local businesses to stay alive
Kaylin Risvold, president and CEO of the Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce, talks about the findings from their recent survey showing the struggle of local business owners to stay afloat during the COVID-19 shutdown.
Kaylin Risvold, president and CEO of the Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce, talks about the findings from their recent survey showing the struggle of local business owners to stay afloat during the COVID-19 shutdown.
New MLB rules: shower at home, don’t spit, and mascots are banned
Major League Baseball will look somewhat like high school ball this year under protocols to deal with the new coronavirus, with showers at ballparks discouraged and players possibly arriving in uniform, like they did when they were teenagers.
Major League Baseball will look somewhat like high school ball this year under protocols to deal with the new coronavirus, with showers at ballparks discouraged and players possibly arriving in uniform, like they did when they were teenagers.
Family diagnosed with COVID-19, says they took all health precautions
An entire valley family is fighting for their lives after testing positive for COVID-19.
An entire valley family is fighting for their lives after testing positive for COVID-19.
Harvick wins at Darlington in front of empty grandstands as NASCAR returns to racing
Kevin Harvick won NASCAR's first race back since the coronavirus outbreak in front of empty grandstands at Darlington Raceway.
Kevin Harvick won NASCAR's first race back since the coronavirus outbreak in front of empty grandstands at Darlington Raceway.
Crew member killed when Canadian jet crashes into neighborhood during flyover to boost morale
A Canadian military jet crashed into a neighborhood on Sunday during a flyover meant to boost morale, killing one crew member and seriously injuring another.
A Canadian military jet crashed into a neighborhood on Sunday during a flyover meant to boost morale, killing one crew member and seriously injuring another.
Some churches reopen but skip singing after report of mass outbreak after choir practice
Some churches are reopening but will skip the singing for now, especially after a report shows that 87% of the members of a church choir became infected after a single practice in March.
Some churches are reopening but will skip the singing for now, especially after a report shows that 87% of the members of a church choir became infected after a single practice in March.
Grandma’s reaction to surprise KFC delivery from granddaughter is everything
A grandma's reaction to getting a surprise KFC delivery from her granddaughter is the wholesome content we all needed to see today.
A grandma's reaction to getting a surprise KFC delivery from her granddaughter is the wholesome content we all needed to see today.
Tanzanian president says prayers have stopped COVID-19, other countries are overreacting
The president of Tanzania says that prayers are reducing the number of coronavirus cases in his country, though American officials at the U.S. Embassy say that "all evidence points to exponential growth of the epidemic."
The president of Tanzania says that prayers are reducing the number of coronavirus cases in his country, though American officials at the U.S. Embassy say that "all evidence points to exponential growth of the epidemic."
Brazil putting bodies in mass graves
In Brazil, as mass graves are loaded with bodies of people dying from COVID-19 related causes, the virus is spreading to remote tribes with limited access to modern medicine.
In Brazil, as mass graves are loaded with bodies of people dying from COVID-19 related causes, the virus is spreading to remote tribes with limited access to modern medicine.
Poll: 63% of religious Americans believe COVID-19 pandemic is message from God for humanity to change
A poll of 1,002 adults was conducted April 30-May 4 that found that 31% of Americans who believe feel strongly that the virus is a sign from God telling humanity to change.
A poll of 1,002 adults was conducted April 30-May 4 that found that 31% of Americans who believe feel strongly that the virus is a sign from God telling humanity to change.
Illinois daily COVID-19 death toll drops to lows not seen in a couple weeks
Illinois daily death toll is trending lower, with about four dozen deaths reported on Sunday. The state was reporting on its website that 48 have died in the last 24 hours; the state's press release said 51.
Illinois daily death toll is trending lower, with about four dozen deaths reported on Sunday. The state was reporting on its website that 48 have died in the last 24 hours; the state's press release said 51.
In New York, if you're feeling sick or you're going back to work, you can get tested
All New Yorkers who are experiencing symptoms or who are about to return to work can now get coronavirus tests.
All New Yorkers who are experiencing symptoms or who are about to return to work can now get coronavirus tests.
Adler Planetarium lays off 120 employees due to pandemic
The planetarium had 308 employees when it filed its 2018 federal taxes, according to The Chicago Tribune.
The planetarium had 308 employees when it filed its 2018 federal taxes, according to The Chicago Tribune.
'Reopen Illinois' rallies held as Anti-Defamation League condemns Nazi imagery on signs
Hundreds of people attended "Reopen Illinois" rallies in Springfield and Chicago on Saturday as the Anti-Defamation League condemned Nazi imagery on signs.
Hundreds of people attended "Reopen Illinois" rallies in Springfield and Chicago on Saturday as the Anti-Defamation League condemned Nazi imagery on signs.
Former President Obama offers message to 2020 graduates in virtual ceremony
WATCH: Former President Barack Obama gave a commencement speech for 2020 graduates on Saturday night, since so many graduation ceremonies have been canceled because of coronavirus.
WATCH: Former President Barack Obama gave a commencement speech for 2020 graduates on Saturday night, since so many graduation ceremonies have been canceled because of coronavirus.
California city declares itself a "sanctuary" from Gov. Newsom's stay-at-home order
Atwater, Calif., has declared itself a "sanctuary" from Gov. Gavin Newsom's stay-at-home order and the mayor says businesses can open whenever owners feel like it.
Atwater, Calif., has declared itself a "sanctuary" from Gov. Gavin Newsom's stay-at-home order and the mayor says businesses can open whenever owners feel like it.
Results of more than 35,000 coronavirus tests are unreliable, AdventHealth says
AdventHealth says the results of more than 35,000 coronavirus tests, most of which were done in Florida, are unreliable.
AdventHealth says the results of more than 35,000 coronavirus tests, most of which were done in Florida, are unreliable.