Universal Studios Hollywood will close Saturday through end of the month
Officials announced on Thursday it will close Universal Studios Hollywood beginning Saturday, March 14 and anticipates a re-opening on March 28 to help stem the tide of the coronavirus outbreak.
Officials announced on Thursday it will close Universal Studios Hollywood beginning Saturday, March 14 and anticipates a re-opening on March 28 to help stem the tide of the coronavirus outbreak.
Man quarantined on cruise ship in February 'can't seem to get rid of the coronavirus'
Carl Goldman has been in coronavirus quarantine since Feb. 17.
Carl Goldman has been in coronavirus quarantine since Feb. 17.
American Airlines pilot based out of DFW Airport tests positive for coronavirus
American Airlines confirmed that a pilot based in “Dallas-Fort Worth” has tested positive for COVID-19.
American Airlines confirmed that a pilot based in “Dallas-Fort Worth” has tested positive for COVID-19.
Most coronavirus patients recover, but anxiety and fear still loom
According to the World Health Organization, people with mild illness recover in about two weeks, while those with more severe ailments may take three to six weeks to rebound.
According to the World Health Organization, people with mild illness recover in about two weeks, while those with more severe ailments may take three to six weeks to rebound.
Spirit Airlines apologizes for ‘never been a better time to fly’ email amid COVID-19 outbreak
Spirit Airlines said it mistakenly sent out an email urging its customers to purchase tickets saying, “never been a better time to fly,” amid coronvirus pandemic.
Spirit Airlines said it mistakenly sent out an email urging its customers to purchase tickets saying, “never been a better time to fly,” amid coronvirus pandemic.
Coronavirus testing lag is a 'failing,' US health official says
The U.S. lag in coronavirus testing is “a failing,” a top federal health official said Thursday.
The U.S. lag in coronavirus testing is “a failing,” a top federal health official said Thursday.
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints suspends church gatherings due to coronavirus pandemic
Officials with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced on Thursday that all gatherings of church members, worldwide, will be suspended until further notice as a result of the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.
Officials with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced on Thursday that all gatherings of church members, worldwide, will be suspended until further notice as a result of the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.
Global concert industry in flux as coronavirus spreads
Musicians have been forced to cancel tour dates hitting the global concert industry hard.
Musicians have been forced to cancel tour dates hitting the global concert industry hard.
Long Island officials step up response to coronavirus outbreak
Long Island officials announced that many assisted- and senior-living facilities are temporarily limiting or in some cases eliminating visitors.
Long Island officials announced that many assisted- and senior-living facilities are temporarily limiting or in some cases eliminating visitors.
Social distancing strongly urged: ‘Penalty is you might be killing your grandad if you don’t do it’
Health officials say drastic measures are needed now to avoid turning into another Italy, a country under lock down and in chaos.
Health officials say drastic measures are needed now to avoid turning into another Italy, a country under lock down and in chaos.
Europe travel ban: Here’s what you need to know about the 30-day restriction triggered by COVID-19
President Trump announced the ban on Wednesday, March 11.
President Trump announced the ban on Wednesday, March 11.
Wall Street has worst day since 1987 amid virus pandemic
The S&P 500 plummeted 9.5%, for a total drop of 26.7% from its all-time high, set just last month. That puts it way past the 20% threshold to make this a bear market, snapping an unprecedented, nearly 11-year bull-market run. The Dow Jones Industrial Average sank 10% for its worst day since a nearly 23% drop on Oct. 19, 1987.
The S&P 500 plummeted 9.5%, for a total drop of 26.7% from its all-time high, set just last month. That puts it way past the 20% threshold to make this a bear market, snapping an unprecedented, nearly 11-year bull-market run. The Dow Jones Industrial Average sank 10% for its worst day since a nearly 23% drop on Oct. 19, 1987.
NCAA Men's and Women's Basketball Tournaments canceled due to coronavirus concerns
This marks the first major sporting tournament and championship that has been cancelled due to coronavirus concerns.
This marks the first major sporting tournament and championship that has been cancelled due to coronavirus concerns.
MLB delays opening day for baseball
Major League Baseball will delay opening day by at least 2 weeks and will suspend the rest of the spring training schedule in response to the coronavirus.
Major League Baseball will delay opening day by at least 2 weeks and will suspend the rest of the spring training schedule in response to the coronavirus.
Toilet paper appears to be sold out on Amazon as coronavirus pandemic triggers panic buying
It appears that toilet paper is currently out of stock on Amazon amid the global COVID-19 pandemic.
It appears that toilet paper is currently out of stock on Amazon amid the global COVID-19 pandemic.
ER doctors in Canada feel strain as patients with flu-like symptoms flood hospitals
Hospitals are scrambling to prepare for more COVID-19 cases as Canada's count climbs past 100, and emergency departments are already feeling the strain.
Hospitals are scrambling to prepare for more COVID-19 cases as Canada's count climbs past 100, and emergency departments are already feeling the strain.
Talking to kids about COVID-19? Experts say be calm and honest
Many parents are now deciding how to talk to their children about the novel coronavirus.
Many parents are now deciding how to talk to their children about the novel coronavirus.
Coronavirus outbreak is sinking lobster prices, reports claim
Bring in the dancing lobsters, and get ‘em while they’re hot.
Bring in the dancing lobsters, and get ‘em while they’re hot.
Coronavirus and the gym: Be 'super careful' at public facilities, doctor suggests
There’s nothing like a good workout to blow off steam — but are trips to the gym safe amid the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak?
There’s nothing like a good workout to blow off steam — but are trips to the gym safe amid the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak?
CDC director commits to COVID-19 testing for all Americans, regardless of insurance coverage
After a back-and-forth with California Rep. Katie Porter, Dr. Robert Redfield said all Americans can be tested for the novel coronavirus, even if they are uninsured.
After a back-and-forth with California Rep. Katie Porter, Dr. Robert Redfield said all Americans can be tested for the novel coronavirus, even if they are uninsured.