This 7-year-old is making and delivering care packages to the elderly shut in by the coronavirus
Cavanaugh Bell is a 7-year-old on a mission: "To help other people and let them know that I got their back," he told CNN.
Kobe Bryant headlines Hall of Fame class
Kobe Bryant, a five-time NBA champion and the fourth all-time leading scorer in league history, has been posthumously elected into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility.
Early coronavirus job losses hitting minorities, women, teens particularly hard
As the economy continues to hemorrhage jobs, it's becoming apparent that some groups are more at risk of unemployment than others.
Joe Biden says he informed Bernie Sanders he will begin the VP vetting process
Democratic presidential front-runner Joe Biden says he has informed his Democratic rival for the nomination, Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, that he is beginning the process of vetting potential vice presidential running mates.
A hairstylist is using her spare time to turn her boyfriend into Princess Leia and Joe Exotic
For hairstylist Heidi Oley, social distancing means more time on her hands to practice her skills.
Married for 51 years, they died of Covid-19 six minutes apart
Before just a few weeks ago, Stuart and Adrian Baker were perfectly healthy.
Journalist says she unknowingly infected others with coronavirus at her mom's 90th birthday party. Two died
Journalist Alice Stockton-Rossini hosted a 90th birthday for her mother last month in New Jersey. At the time, the radio host said, she had no idea she'd been infected with coronavirus while covering an outbreak in New Rochelle, New York.
Doctor's message to her kids: 'If they lose me to COVID, I want them to know Mommy tried really hard'
After a weekend spent on call in a New York City hospital, one doctor posted a message for her kids with a raw and honest view of what it's like to be a healthcare worker on the frontlines of the coronavirus outbreak.
Most student loan payments are suspended. Here's what you need to know
In an unprecedented move, the US government is automatically suspending payments and waiving interest on federal student loans for six months, providing immediate relief for more than 20 million people currently paying off their debt.
Emergency room doctor sleeping in RV to keep his family healthy
An emergency department physician at Alamance Regional Medical Center is sleeping in an RV outside his home to keep his family safe.
A shipwreck uncovered by waves every 20 or so years has been dated to pre-Revolutionary War times
Ever since it first emerged in 1958 on a beach in York, Maine, the 50-foot skeleton of a shipwreck has intrigued both locals and experts alike.
The US is not issuing passports unless it's a 'life-or-death' family emergency
The US has stopped issuing passports, unless in a "life-or-death emergency,'' in an effort to help stop the spread of coronavirus.
New England Patriots fly 1.2 million protective masks from China after 'challenging' operation
New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft says the task of flying more than a million protective masks from China was the most "challenging" operation in the organization's history.
In Pennsylvania you can buy liquor and wine again online, but only if you're lucky
Two days after Pennsylvania re-opened its state-owned liquor stores online, it's already struggling to keep up with the "overwhelming demand."
A turkey smashed through a semi windshield and walked away from the crash
When you crash and burn, you just have to pick yourself back up and keep going.
Cats may get coronavirus, but experts say it's nothing to worry about
A newly-hatched study out of China, so raw that it's not yet been peer-reviewed, has some disturbing news for cat lovers.
