Former nurse gives tutorial on how to make face masks at home
You only need a few pieces of fabric and a needle to get started making face masks.
Notable celebrities, leaders and figures who have been diagnosed with the novel coronavirus
Top political leaders, talented athletes and A-list entertainers are among those who have tested positive for COVID-19.
Stocks tumble as unemployment spikes on coronavirus layoffs
The major futures indexes are indicating a decline of 1.3 percent when trading begins.
Delta Air Lines will allow customers to re-book travel affected by COVID-19 for up to 2 years
Delta Air Lines has announced that the company is extending customers’ ability to re-book travel impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic for up to two years.
If you violate Georgia's shelter-in-place order, then you are breaking the law
Georgia's shelter-in-place order goes into effect at 6 p.m. Friday April 3. So, what happens if you violate the stay-at-home ordinance? You are breaking the law.
Georgia coronavirus cases up to 5,967 with 198 deaths reported
As of 7 p.m. Friday, the number of cases had risen to 5,967with the number of coronavirus-related deaths now at 198. Officials say 1,222 patients are hospitalized due to the virus.
White House: CDC to recommend Americans cover faces when outside, Trump calls it 'voluntary'
The president made the remarks on Friday.
Shelter-in-place order for Georgia until April 13
Gov. Brian Kemp issued a shelter in place order for the state of Georgia. It goes into effect Friday at 6 p.m. and runs through April 13.
Doctor on coronavirus: 'You will probably not die but still can become very sick'
How will COVID-19 affect you, if you do contract the virus? An infectious diseases physician says this new virus causes a spectrum of illness, from flu-like symptoms to critical complications. She warns younger people are telling her it's "the worst thing that's ever happened to them."
Hobby Lobby closes all stores, furloughs most employees without pay
The company will also be ending emergency leave pay and suspending use of company-provided paid time off benefits.
Stay at home: These states have issued orders for residents not to go out amid COVID-19 pandemic
Across the country, states are implementing stay at home orders in efforts to combat the spread of the novel coronavirus.
Oregon veteran survives coronavirus, celebrates 104th birthday
World War II veteran William Lapschies, 104, celebrated with family members after surviving a recent bout with the coronavirus
New York's coronavirus cases top 100,000
Gov. Andrew Cuomo says that New York state now has more than 100,000 confirmed coronavirus cases.
Olympic gold medalist from Georgia "relieved" about postponement
Sandy Creek High School alum Christian Taylor said be breathed a "sigh of relief" to find out the 2020 Summer Olympics were being delayed because of the coronavirus. While disappointed his quest for a third gold medal in the triple jump will come later than expected, he says it was the right move.
Grupo Modelo suspends production of Corona and other beer brands amid coronavirus crisis in Mexico
Grupo Modelo, the producer of the beer, announced the suspension in a press release on Friday.
Famed Atlanta breakfast spot finds new ways to serve customers
Atlanta's popular breakfast spot The Original Pancake House is finding new ways to serve customers as Georgians shelter in place.
US sheds 701,000 jobs, ending a record-long hiring streak
A record-long streak of U.S. job growth ended suddenly in March after nearly a decade as employers cut 701,000 jobs because of the viral outbreak that’s all but shut down the U.S. economy.
From blocks to books: Falcons fullback starts online story time event
Falcons fullback Keith Smith is best known for reading the movements of linebackers, and pages through playbooks during his day job. Now, however, he's trading blocks for books.
White House considering direct payments to hospitals to cover COVID-19 treatment for uninsured
The news came the same day that the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases surpassed 1 million for the first time.
US Navy relieves aircraft carrier captain of duty for sounding alarm over COVID-19 spread on ship
The U.S Navy is relieving of duty the commander of the aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt, who had sounded the alarm on a COVID-19 outbreak on board.