Dawn Geske

The Edwards Hines Jr. VA Hospital has terminated its relationship with a registered sex offender after USA Today started asking questions about the contract.

How does the state that you live in rank for social distancing during the coronavirus pandemic?

As many as 52% of students will work online this fall as many schools remain closed during the coronavirus pandemic.

Godspeak Calvary Chapel Pastor Rob McCoy said, "We want to worship. And we're going to worship."

About 200 attendees show up to watch the Mrs. Nevada pageant, who were ordered by police to leave the Las Vegas hotel.

Seven companies have received the bulk of $9 billion in funding from the federal government to develop and test a COVID-19 vaccine.

The Washington State Department of Agriculture will only have food stockpiled to meet demand through the end of 2020.

Over 300 people were in attendance at a "pop-up" party on Sunday, which ended when police arrived and broke up the gathering.

Mexicans may fear going to the hospital for COVID-19 treatment because of misinformation.

North Paulding High School will hold virtual classes on Monday and Tuesday while determining if students will return to the classroom on Wednesday.

The carrier requires all travelers to wear face masks at all of the airports it serves. Those that do not comply will be banned from flying with the airline.

Russia has said it will have a COVID-19 vaccine approved by Aug. 15 at the latest, but will it be safe and effective in such a short amount of time?

New York schools can reopen while Illinois has imposed big fines for violating its face mask mandate and a deal to manufacture remdesivir was made. Here's what you need to know.

Massachusetts residents are required to limit gatherings to 50 people from 100, starting on Tuesday.

Inter-island travelers will need to quarantine when arriving at the islands of Kauai, Hawaii, Maui, and Kalawao under the new travel order.

New York has 749 local school districts that will need to submit plans on how they will safely reopen schools.

Pfizer will provide Gilead with manufacturing services at its McPherson, Kansas, facility for the production of the coronavirus drug.

The two-count complaint against the Sahara Las Vegas claims that the property violated social distancing at gaming tables and also at a lunch event.

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine tests positive for COVID-19 while U.S. unemployment claims dip. Here's what you need to know.

The U.S. is the largest funder of the World Health Organization, which has said that the loss of its funding would cost lives.

The Republican was waiting for the arrival of President Trump to Ohio when he was first tested on Thursday.

The Bahamas Paradise Cruise Line crew members are suing for lost wages and two-month severance pay.

Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti has authorized the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power to shutoff utilities at large parties that show "egregious" ignoring of public health protocols.

"It’s the single most significant thing everybody in the country can do to help prevent the spread," Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said.

Health officials have not determined who will receive the COVID-19 vaccine first, nor have the determined who will make that decision.

A $1 billion vaccine deal with the government, classes go virtual in Chicago and New York City puts up quarantine checkpoints to stop the spread of the coroanvirus. Here's what you need to know.

The Cruise Lines International Association said it will reevaluate its Oct. 31 suspension by Sept. 30.

Failure to quarantine for 14 days upon entering New York from one of travel restricted designated states or territories could result in a fine of $10,000.

The health organization says that the federal government needs to allow more studies on marijuana, which is legal in some form in most of the U.S.