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Zachariah Wicker, 21, of Perry County, who was under investigation for possessing child abuse image, was arrested.

Officials had ordered the park filled with 37 tons of sand to discourage residents from violating state closures and follow social distancing guidelines.

John McDaniel, who had referred to the pandemic as a "political ploy," passed away after a near-month long battle against the coronavirus

The U.S. will be halting the issuance of green cards for at least two months in response to the coronavirus outbreak.

A new ACLU study finds that current projections for total COVID-19 deaths in America does not include jail populations and once factored in to the models, it finds that the actual death rate could double current projections.

The “dedicated” team will best serve New Yorkers during these uncertain times.

The earliest coronavirus deaths in California happened in the first week of February.

A KTTV news team was reporting on a protest over the continuing shutdowns required by coronavirus in Huntington Beach when Christien Petersen approached the reporter and cameraman.

Police arrived at the scene after the teenager's 12-year-old sister found the bodies of her mother and sister in the living room. 

Michelle Obama as vice president would be interesting but is she interested in the job?

The study said "an association of increased overall mortality was identified in patients treated with hydroxychloroquine alone."

A Floyd County doctor in Kentucky stressed it's safe to seek emergency treatment at hospitals with coronavirus patients.

A Florida man is working to create a variety of face masks crafted from pythons and alligators to offer protection from coronavirus. The masks don't offer the same protection as N95 masks, but they provide face coverings at the very least.

A group of medical professionals are asking the nation’s death penalty states for medications used in lethal injections, so that they can go to coronavirus patients who are on ventilators.

One single vaccine may not be enough to immunize people against the 30 different mutations of COVID-19, according to an alarming new study out of China.

Amazon has begun utilizing thermal cameras across its various warehouses in a bid to screen workers for fevers. The company said the cameras were faster than using forehead thermometers.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection Officers have seized over two ounces of heroin from a woman entering the country from Mexico.

Kentucky saw a recent spike in coronavirus infections, but are they really linked to the anti-lockdown protests in the state?

The Federal Bureau of Investigation is voicing increased concern over the prospect of hate crimes as the country continues to navigate the coronavirus pandemic.

Two GOP senators are unhappy with the simple voice vote that led to the Senate's approval of the new $484 billion coronavirus relief package.

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio's social distancing tip line has been flooded with angry memes, obscene photos, and foul language instead of legitimate reports.

Missouri cited the Chinese government was responsible for the global economic losses and the enormous death and suffering of many people, including Missourians.

A nurse working at a California hospital’s emergency room discovered that her puppy was stolen from her home Saturday while she was working and helping patients with coronavirus.

Lexi Collins made about 100 hand-sewn face masks for healthcare workers.

CDC affirms COVID-19 may return during winter months this year, which is also the start of the annual flu season.

Trump said the suspension would come into force through an executive order that he would likely sign Wednesday.

NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio has promised to hold a sizeable parade for healthcare professionals and first responders once the city is able to host large public events again.

The Trump Organization has been hard hit by the ongoing coronavirus outbreak.

Police found various products including bags of marijuana, wrapping papers, bongs, edibles, THC, and other items.