Coronavirus

Strangely, the expected surge of COVID-19 cases and deaths after Labor Day did not happen.  There were only 28,550 cases reported in the U.S....

The initial surge of reopening excitement feels good, but the economic repercussions of the coronavirus are going to be tough to shake off.

After 10 days, we have adjusted to our life in quarantine and settled into a routine. We’ve adapted to being home full time and are getting along well. We’ve determined that it is important to have goals and to schedule at least one activity or chore per day.

As COVID-19 case numbers rise again, we may be witnessing the end of the hope and excitement about a return to "normal" by summer.

We are entering the third year of the COVID pandemic and the government is doubling down on the same tactics that didn't stop COVID last time.

Am I experiencing a time warp, or does it seem like 2020 and the outbreak of COVID-19 is repeating itself? Get prepped for the next virus from China.

With some experts prediction COVID-19 will be beaten by April, we look at what this could mean for the county and the economy.

Not only in the U.S., but worldwide, we are seeing number of COVID-19 infections start to plateau. This is leading to questions about when stay hoe orders will be relaxed, but the answer is: Not soon.

As the world tops 10 million cases, the U.S. sees a second day of more than 40,000 cases.

Conflicting data, changing stories, and the politicization of science are resulting in a wave of confusion and mistrust when it comes to this latest wave of COVID-19. messages,