Fauci says 'rolling reentry' of US economy possible in May

The country’s top infectious disease expert says the economy in parts of the country could have a “rolling reentry” as early as next month.

Helpful resources for small businesses amid coronavirus financial instability
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Letty Velez, president and CEO of Velez Global Ent, joins the show to talk about how small businesses can recoup their losses during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Excessive drinking during coronavirus lockdowns could weaken immune system, experts say

The doctor said that heavier drinking "dampen" all of your body's systems, including the immune system, making it harder for your body to fight off viruses like COVID-19.

Trump retweets #firefauci tweet, raises speculation of a frayed relationship

Trump retweeted DeAnna Lorraine, a former Republican congressional candidate, who called out Fauci and said he told people in late February that "there was nothing to worry about and it posed no threat to the US public at large. Time to #FireFauci."

Stefani Signature Restaurants sends food trucks to give back to first responders
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Phil Stefani, founder of Stefani Signature Restaurants, joins us via Skype to talk about how his company is giving back to first responders during the COVID-19 pandemic.

How to ensure you get your IRS coronavirus stimulus check

The IRS has set up an online application to make sure people who do not need to file taxes get their stimulus checks.

Panera, Subway and Potbelly selling groceries during pandemic

Panera, Subway and Potbelly are among the restaurant chains selling groceries to be helpful and to make up for lost cash during the pandemic.

Hearts for healthcare: Wisconsin firefighters pay tribute to healthcare workers

Firefighters in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, created a giant heart using their fire engines on April 11. They called on others to join the #HeartsForHealthCare trend and post their own tributes to people fighting the spread of the coronavirus.

Union: Florida police chief said deputy’s COVID-19 death caused by homosexual events

The Florida town of Davie has placed its police chief on administrative leave after he was accused by officers of saying a sheriff's deputy died of COVID-19 because he was a “homosexual who attended homosexual sexual events.”

Crime drops around the world as coronavirus keeps people inside

The coronavirus pandemic that has crippled big-box retailers and mom and pop shops worldwide may be making a dent in illicit business, too.

Coronavirus quarantine is becoming catastrophic for undocumented immigrants

Marcos Saul Aurora Gonzalez is undocumented and therefore, ineligible for any of the federal stimulus money, up to $1,200 per adult,  that is supposed to be arriving soon to roughly 60 million Americans.