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The first cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in Michigan on Tuesday night, as the total amount of infected in the U.S. nears 1,000.

An Oklahoma police officer was administered a life-saving overdose drug after he was exposed to fentanyl last week.

Amid the threat of coronavirus, the Department of Veterans Affairs said it would stop visitations and new admissions at its 134 nursing homes to protect two of its most susceptible patient populations: nursing home residents and spinal-cord injury patients.

Health care facilities may be left scrambling as workers enter coronavirus quarantines.

If we’re going to be sending out guidelines to cities, employers and individuals about proper screenings and minimizing large gatherings, political campaigns should be no exception.

The area includes a one-mile radius around a cluster of COVID-19 cases in New Rochelle.

The state has reported 11 cases of COVID-19.

As school closings and case counts continue to rise across the U.S., some parents are questioning how to responsibly talk to their kids about COVID-19.

Creating a daily to-do list and setting boundaries for yourself and others are just some of the ways to help you stay productive.

Italy extended its emergency coronavirus measures to the entire country on Monday, putting more than 60 million people on lockdown as it struggles to limit the spread of the virus. It is the worst-hit country outside of China and the first in Europe to put its entire population on lockdown.

The chairman of the American Conservative Union, Matt Schlapp told Laura Ingraham on "The Ingraham Angle" Monday night that "nobody got sick" after a person diagnosed with the coronavirus attended the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) between Feb. 26 to Feb. 29.

The Grand Princess cruise ship unloaded hundreds of passengers in California on Monday after being idle off the coast since last Thursday with nearly two dozens coronavirus cases on board.

Once you get over the virus, test negative, and have been cleared by medical professionals you can be released back into the community.

As the coronavirus continues to spread throughout the Globe, people in the U.S. have been asked to self-quarantine to slow the spread of the virus.

As cases of coronavirus, otherwise known as COVID-19 soar and the body count escalates globally, there is one country that so far has remained an outlier to fatalities: Germany. As of Monday afternoon, officials had recorded more than 1,175 cases of the disease – but zero deaths.

There currently are no approved treatments or vaccines for COVID-19.

Containing the spread of COVID-19 will come down to "how good a job everyone of us can do."

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced on Monday that Rick Cotton, head of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has tested positive for COVID-19.

Test kit scarcity isn't the only issue, as results can take days to confirm.

Officials in Massachusetts said late Sunday that there are 15 new coronavirus cases in the state, including a parent of an elementary school student in the state that will be closed on Monday.