VIDEO: Man wipes nose on Dollar Tree employee's shirt after being told to wear a mask
Holly Police posted video of a man they said wiped his face on a Dollar Tree employee's shirt after being told he needed to wear a mask.
Holly Police posted video of a man they said wiped his face on a Dollar Tree employee's shirt after being told he needed to wear a mask.
Trump says death toll could reach 100,000
Anxious to spur an economic recovery without risking lives, President Donald Trump insists that “you can satisfy both" — see states gradually lift lockdowns while also protecting people from the coronavirus pandemic that has killed more than 66,000 Americans.
Anxious to spur an economic recovery without risking lives, President Donald Trump insists that “you can satisfy both" — see states gradually lift lockdowns while also protecting people from the coronavirus pandemic that has killed more than 66,000 Americans.
Homeless in NYC: Tougher than ever amid coronavirus pandemic
For those living in close quarters in city-run shelters, there’s fear of exposure to COVID-19.
For those living in close quarters in city-run shelters, there’s fear of exposure to COVID-19.
Family pays respects to dead by cleaning gravestones on daily walks under pandemic lockdown
To pass the time under pandemic lockdown restrictions, Ryan Emmenis and his children have been cleaning graveyard headstones on their daily walks.
To pass the time under pandemic lockdown restrictions, Ryan Emmenis and his children have been cleaning graveyard headstones on their daily walks.
Matches were canceled due to COVID-19, so a Mexican wrestler began making 'lucha libre' face masks
A Mexican wrestler financially impacted by canceled wrestling matches due to the COVID-19 pandemic has dedicated his time to making “lucha libre” face masks to help others fight the virus.
A Mexican wrestler financially impacted by canceled wrestling matches due to the COVID-19 pandemic has dedicated his time to making “lucha libre” face masks to help others fight the virus.
Houston man tests positive for COVID-19 three times over two months
A Houston man who has been sick with the coronavirus COVID-19 for more than 50 days, and has tested positive three times.
A Houston man who has been sick with the coronavirus COVID-19 for more than 50 days, and has tested positive three times.
NYPD to continue social distancing patrols despite violent arrest
New York City's mayor rejected calls Monday to stop having police officers enforce social distancing during the coronavirus crisis after one was caught on video pulling a stun gun on a man and violently taking him to the ground.
New York City's mayor rejected calls Monday to stop having police officers enforce social distancing during the coronavirus crisis after one was caught on video pulling a stun gun on a man and violently taking him to the ground.
Santa Cruz hospital employees receive anonymous thank you with $1 million donation
Everyone from doctors to nurses, technicians to mailroom workers, will receive a check of about $750.
Everyone from doctors to nurses, technicians to mailroom workers, will receive a check of about $750.
Cuomo details opening plans as NY hits 1M tests
Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Monday laid out criteria for reopening New York’s economy region by region.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Monday laid out criteria for reopening New York’s economy region by region.
Virtual cooking classes with NYC chefs
If you've always wanted to explore your creativity in the kitchen, now is the time to sign up for a virtual cooking class with a New York City chef.
If you've always wanted to explore your creativity in the kitchen, now is the time to sign up for a virtual cooking class with a New York City chef.
Coronavirus stimulus cash: IRS warns VA, SSI recipients about approaching deadline
If some beneficiaries don’t fill out a form by Tuesday they may receive inaccurate payments.
If some beneficiaries don’t fill out a form by Tuesday they may receive inaccurate payments.
U.S. Supreme Court holds arguments by phone
The nation's top court had what amounted to a phone discussion with the nine justices and two arguing lawyers.
The nation's top court had what amounted to a phone discussion with the nine justices and two arguing lawyers.
Malls, movies and more: A look at reopenings by state in US
Here's a look at where states stand on reopening
Here's a look at where states stand on reopening
'COVID toes' are emblematic of how much is still unknown about the disease
The majority of people reporting so-called COVID toes never thought they were exposed to the coronavirus.
The majority of people reporting so-called COVID toes never thought they were exposed to the coronavirus.
J. Crew files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy after coronavirus plunge
The owner of J.Crew is filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy just over three months after the first person in the U.S. tested positive for COVID-19.
The owner of J.Crew is filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy just over three months after the first person in the U.S. tested positive for COVID-19.
US to rein in flood of virus blood tests after lax oversight
The Food and Drug Administration said it took the action because some sellers have made false claims about the tests and their accuracy, according to the AP.
The Food and Drug Administration said it took the action because some sellers have made false claims about the tests and their accuracy, according to the AP.
Unimpressed by online classes, college students seek refunds
Schools insist that, after being forced to close by their states, they’re still offering students a quality education.
Schools insist that, after being forced to close by their states, they’re still offering students a quality education.
Protests not allowed during pandemic, say NYC mayor and police commissioner
After a gathering by LGBTQ activists critical of Mount Sinai Hospital's relationship during the coronavirus with a religious organization, the city's police commissioner and mayor said protests would not be tolerated.
After a gathering by LGBTQ activists critical of Mount Sinai Hospital's relationship during the coronavirus with a religious organization, the city's police commissioner and mayor said protests would not be tolerated.
'An excellent day' as NYC's pandemic indicators all down, says de Blasio
For the first time since New York City began tracking COVID-19 cases, all indicators of the virus including new hospitalizations, patients in intensive care units and the percent of positive cases were down, said Mayor Bill de Blasio.
For the first time since New York City began tracking COVID-19 cases, all indicators of the virus including new hospitalizations, patients in intensive care units and the percent of positive cases were down, said Mayor Bill de Blasio.
Called to order: Supreme Court begins 1st arguments by phone
The changes are a result of the coronavirus pandemic, which has made holding courtroom sessions unsafe, especially with six justices aged 65 or older and at risk of getting seriously sick from the virus.
The changes are a result of the coronavirus pandemic, which has made holding courtroom sessions unsafe, especially with six justices aged 65 or older and at risk of getting seriously sick from the virus.