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Mayor Michael Hancock has successfully repurposed the Colorado Convention Center into a 2,000-bed field hospital that houses homeless coronavirus patients.

A Mississippi couple, who contracted coronavirus while out on a cruise, died Wednesday with their hands clasped together.

A Colorado man is being flown in from Peru. The Colorado man has tested positive for the dreaded COVID-19 virus.

A Moscow man was arrested for a deadly shooting, which left four men and a woman dead. This happened during the lockdown of the city to prevent more COVID-19 infections.

Amazon has been busy with its first game, Crucible. It hopes to ship the game this May, as it had been delayed already by the coronavirus outbreak.

The New England Patriots made a gesture of goodwill by bringing 1.2 million N95 masks over from China to places in the US where the need is great.

A waitress in Los Angeles who's having problems with her rent has been saved; a kind-hearted viewer offered to pay her rent for her during this COVID-19-induced shutdown.

CEO Brian Roberts of Comcast had decided to forego his salary, instead donating it to a fund for Comcast employees affected by the COVID-19 quarantine.

104-year-old Bill Lapschies successfully beats COVID-19, adding his 104th birthday celebration to the stunning achievement.

Online tutorials have been provided for those who are in school during the coronavirus outbreak. Most of the services are offered free of charge.

A funeral in Albany was being touted as the reason for the outbreak of COVID-19 in Georgia, but the reports have been unsubstantiated so far.

Ford Company and GE Healthcare came together to produce medical equipment such as face shields and ventilators for medical personnel and hospitals in need.

Russia is sending the U.S. help in fighting the coronavirus through a plane full of medical supplies and equipment badly needed in American hospitals.

Pastor Tony Spell is in the news again for his defiance of the rule against large crowds, making him the second pastor to have been charged by the police for breaking this law.

The second season of Netflix's "Locke and Key" receives a green light from Netflix.

A "coronavirus rent strike" movement is picking up steam among millions of workers without a source of income during the lockdown. Experts warn that not all could avail of the temporary reprieve of paying rent.

New Yorkers are greeted by new lights on the Empire State Building. It didn't give them the desired emotion it was meant to evoke.

Justice League animated adventure "Justice League Dark: Apokolips War" reportedly ends the current run of the DC Animated Universe continuum.

The entirety of Moscow has been placed under quarantine following an outbreak of the dreaded COVID-19 virus in the city.

A lagoon in the U.K. that people had dubbed the "Blue Lagoon" has been doused with black dye by police in an effort to discourage people from going there.

Sony's PlayStation 5 is still scheduled to arrive later this year amid the coronavirus pandemic.

GameStop will be closing down 300 stores permanently this year, mirroring almost the same number of stores it closed down the previous fiscal year.

Louisiana, which is currently facing an outbreak of COVID-19 locally, is monitoring six nursing homes, with an additional two more. The elderly has always been most vulnerable to the spreading coronavirus disease.

Three immigrant children had tested positive for COVID-19, the latest from an agency that monitors and takes in unaccompanied immigrant children.

Rapper Cardi B took to Instagram to share her thoughts about the virus, saying that asymptomatic persons who are testing positive for the virus can be 'confusing'.

The situation remained bleak in New York as health workers face shortages of supplies, while COVID-19 patients suffer shortages of beds.

Spring breakers in Miami are now feeling sorry for their actions, but it may be a little too late as the state is seeing a rise in coronavirus cases.

The CW bomb is currently making waves on Netflix, riding the wave of the current unease people are having about COVID-19 and its effects.

Funeral homes workers in the US are seeking a measure of protection from US president Donald Trump, citing the fact that they also belong to the 'frontline workers' at risk from COVID-19.