Marvie Basilan

Georgia's city of Albany has become central to talks about how the coronavirus spread throughout the state following a funeral late in February.

A birthday party in Connecticut is believed to be a coronavirus super-spreading event that led to a spike in new cases in the state.

The U.S. Justice Department released a memo on Tuesday, warning against deliberate spreading of the novel coronavirus amid new reports of people intentionally coughing on others.

A man who filmed himself licking grocery items has gone viral on Twitter for all the wrong reasons.

Contact tracing is on for people who may have interacted with six University of Tampa students who tested positive for COVID-19.

The Secret Service confirmed on Sunday that an employee tested positive following Sen. Rand Paul's positive COVID-19 confirmation.

The United States’ 15-day social distancing measures may not be enough to pin down the continuous spread of the novel virus, the surgeon general said.

Two Catholic churches in Queens are being linked to seven new cases in New York.

A hotel in Philadelphia confirmed that one of its guests tested positive of the novel coronavirus and it has completed the necessary disinfection measures.

A 19-year-old woman was shot to death at an apartment complex in Florida on Tuesday, marking another shooting incident in a series of shootings across Orange County.

Five people died during a shooting at a Missouri gas station, including the gunman.

Metro police have taken a man into custody after he reportedly sprayed unknown liquid on some shoppers and items at a Las Vegas Walmart store.

[HOLD FOR ASHRAF] Another top world official has reportedly tested positive of the coronavirus, days after he spent time and sat beside U.S. President Donald Trump, but he denied the reports through his social media pages.

Tom Hanks updated fans about him and his wife following his revelation on Wednesday that both of them contracted the coronavirus as the Hollywood star filmed a movie in Australia.

An Australian government official who met with Ivanka Trump last week just confirmed that he contracted the novel coronavirus.

Tehran confirmed 9,000 COVID-19 cases and 354 deaths in the country as of Wednesday.

The German parliament was reportedly silent after Chancellor Angela Merkel predicted that up to 70 percent of the country’s total population will be infected with the COVID-19 strain.

The FDA is clamping down on companies and individuals promoting products that claim to cure COVID-19 patients.

Chester authorities have identified the two victims that were shot to death while playing basketball on Tuesday afternoon.

Two crew members onboard the Regal Princess have tested negative of the novel coronavirus as the Grand Princess prepares to disembark passengers.

Some airlines are still operating flights from Italy to the United Kingdom, triggering outrage amid coronavirus fears.

Some schools in Pennsylvania’s Bucks County shut down on Friday following news that some people may have been exposed to a person who tested positive of the coronavirus.

Activists and Americans rallied on social media after Nathaniel Woods was executed in Alabama on Thursday night for the killings of three cops in 2004.

A man who punched and kicked a supermarket bagger with Asperger’s syndrome last year was found guilty of attacking special needs worker.

A Spanish patient, the country’s first, reportedly recovered after being treated with HIV and multiple sclerosis medication.

Nathaniel Woods is set to die through lethal injection on Thursday night in Alabama unless the governor or courts decide to salvage him.

A probe has been launched on the attempted suicide and later death of Bexar County, Texas, inmate Joel Sambrano, who was charged for his involvement in the death of Roy Ponce.

Iran reported new coronavirus deaths on Wednesday, a day after the government said it will release 54,000 prisoners in a bid to prevent further COVID-19 infections.

Robert Durst will be tried by a jury of eight women and four men for the murder of Susan Berman.