Distilleries brew up hand sanitizer during coronavirus pandemic
The local businesses are creating hand sanitizer as the U.S. deals with shortages.
The local businesses are creating hand sanitizer as the U.S. deals with shortages.
Drive-thru testing for COVID-19 now available at some Chicago area hospitals
The testing is by appointment only, and it's not only quick, but it's the safest way to keep potential coronavirus patients out of hospital waiting rooms.
The testing is by appointment only, and it's not only quick, but it's the safest way to keep potential coronavirus patients out of hospital waiting rooms.
Blood donors urgently needed to avert shortage during coronavirus outbreak
The U.S. surgeon general on Thursday urged healthy Americans, especially younger ones, to donate blood as supplies dwindle amid the coronavirus outbreak.
The U.S. surgeon general on Thursday urged healthy Americans, especially younger ones, to donate blood as supplies dwindle amid the coronavirus outbreak.
Sheriff’s station pleads for help for truckers who can’t get food from drive-thrus amid COVID-19
A California Sheriff's stations issued a plea on Facebook asking anyone who can to assist truck drivers who are unable to purchase food at a drive-thru.
A California Sheriff's stations issued a plea on Facebook asking anyone who can to assist truck drivers who are unable to purchase food at a drive-thru.
Bank of America will allow customers to defer payments on mortgages amid COVID-19 financial crisis
Bank of America has announced it will also implement a series of actions aimed at creating financial ease for its customers.
Bank of America has announced it will also implement a series of actions aimed at creating financial ease for its customers.
2 Lakers players test positive for COVID-19
The Los Angeles Lakers announced Thursday that two of its players have tested positive for the coronavirus.
The Los Angeles Lakers announced Thursday that two of its players have tested positive for the coronavirus.
Coronavirus social distancing 'going to be a little longer than what folks in the beginning were thinking'
The Minnesota Department of Health says "none of us have suggested community mitigation is for the short term" as the U.S. combats the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.
The Minnesota Department of Health says "none of us have suggested community mitigation is for the short term" as the U.S. combats the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.
Illegal COVID-19 tests confiscated at O'Hare
A batch of vials labeled as COVID-19 tests were spread among packages of “test kits” for meningitis, IVF, MRSA and salmonella, according to a statement from U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
A batch of vials labeled as COVID-19 tests were spread among packages of “test kits” for meningitis, IVF, MRSA and salmonella, according to a statement from U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
Student dons cap and gown over mask, protective suit in coronavirus-altered graduation photos
Jonah Deaton decided to document the COVID-19 pandemic through his own graduation photos.
Jonah Deaton decided to document the COVID-19 pandemic through his own graduation photos.
Glendora man, 34, dies from coronavirus; recently visited Disney World in Florida: Report
A Glendora man who died just days ago after testing positive for COVID-19 recently visited Walt Disney World and Universal Studios in Florida, it was reported Thursday.
A Glendora man who died just days ago after testing positive for COVID-19 recently visited Walt Disney World and Universal Studios in Florida, it was reported Thursday.
Mayor announces Chicago Public Schools will be closed through April 20 due to COVID-19
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot has extended the closure of Chicago Public Schools through April 20. Students will return to class April 21.
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot has extended the closure of Chicago Public Schools through April 20. Students will return to class April 21.
Carnival offers cruise ships as floating hospitals amid coronavirus pandemic
Carnival hopes that offering their ships as hospitals will free up additional space on land to treat patients with COVID-19.
Carnival hopes that offering their ships as hospitals will free up additional space on land to treat patients with COVID-19.
WHO now says Ibuprofen is OK to take for coronavirus symptoms
The World Health Organization (WHO) is now saying it is OK to take Ibuprofen for coronavirus symptoms.
The World Health Organization (WHO) is now saying it is OK to take Ibuprofen for coronavirus symptoms.
Individuals would receive $1,200, couples $2,400 in proposed coronavirus aid package
Congress is currently racing to draft a $1 trillion measure to shore up for households and the economy.
Congress is currently racing to draft a $1 trillion measure to shore up for households and the economy.
Nursing home asks public to send in letters, photos, and artwork for company
Heartis Senior Living Clear Lake wants you to send in pictures, letters, and artwork from you and your family.
Heartis Senior Living Clear Lake wants you to send in pictures, letters, and artwork from you and your family.
Hawaii asks visitors to postpone vacations ‘for at least the next 30-days’ to stop COVID-19 spread
Hawaii Gov. David Ige is urging visitors to postpone vacations to the island state amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Hawaii Gov. David Ige is urging visitors to postpone vacations to the island state amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
NY cases jump to more than 5,000
New York has more than 5,000 confirmed coronavirus cases statewide, more than double the number from yesterday.
New York has more than 5,000 confirmed coronavirus cases statewide, more than double the number from yesterday.
Coronavirus kills 3 in a single New Jersey family
New Jersey family is mourning the loss of three of its members to COVID-19, and several others remain ill.
New Jersey family is mourning the loss of three of its members to COVID-19, and several others remain ill.
3 more COVID-19 deaths confirmed in Illinois; total number of cases now 422
Officials have announced three more coronavirus deaths in Illinois.
Officials have announced three more coronavirus deaths in Illinois.
First dog to test positive for coronavirus dies
The dog, whose infection was discovered in February, is believed to be the first known case of human-to-animal transmission of the virus.
The dog, whose infection was discovered in February, is believed to be the first known case of human-to-animal transmission of the virus.