Coronavirus

Meatpacker Hormel Foods is getting into the PPE game, with bacon-scented face masks. Bacon-lovers who visit www.BreathableBacon.com through Oct. 28 can enter for a chance to receive a free, limited-edition package of “Breathable Bacon.”

October 16-18, the NIVA is bringing three full days of live music to your screen with artists performing from small and indie venues across the country in order to raise awareness and funds for struggling music venues.

We’re inching closer to a COVID-19 vaccine that may restore a sense of normalcy. Dr. Anthony Fauci revealed when he anticipates the U.S. getting the first coronavirus vaccine. Find out now.

As COVID-19 puts a halt to traditional learning, some families are coming up with their own ways to help their kids get not only education, but also socialization, while also keeping health guidelines in mind.

The happiest place on Earth will continue to operate at 25% capacity amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Still no time frame for when Disneyland in California might reopen. Read more!

Some of the common symptoms of COVID-19 – fever, cough, shortness of breath - are commonly understood. But other, such as difficulty concentrating or loss of smell or taste, continue to raise questions about how the coronavirus affects patients.

Large gatherings have been banned or discouraged since the start of the pandemic in March. But as cases of the coronavirus continue to spike around the country, the CDC is now warning how small indoor gatherings are helping to spread COVID-19.

Walmart is tackling Black Friday a little differently amid the coronavirus pandemic. The retailer will host three separate sales events to prevent shoppers from crowding stores at the same time. Read more now.

A community stepped up to support a Lawndale family – that grew by five – after a relative died from COVID-19. It was July when Rico De Alba’s brother-in-law succumbed to the disease leaving behind five children. Read more.

Thirty-seven people linked to a “Sweet 16” party held at a Long Island inn have tested positive for COVID-19, Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone said Tuesday, calling the gathering a “superspreader event.”