Florida vegetables an unexpected victim of coronavirus

Thousands of acres of fruits and vegetables grown in Florida are being plowed over or left to rot because farmers can’t sell to restaurants, theme parks or schools nationwide that have closed because of the coronavirus.

Spend time in quarantine cooking with your kids

Sharing your culinary skills and spending time in the kitchen with your kids is one way to keep them entertained while staying sane while in quarantine. 

Mayor announces new restrictions for Atlanta BeltLine use

Under the new guidelines, the Atlanta BeltLine trails will be restricted during certain times of the day.

Panera Bread launches grocery service amid COVID-19 pandemic

The bakery and restaurant chain launched its new grocery delivery service on Wednesday, allowing customers to restock their kitchen while ordering food.

Guide to applying for Payroll Protection Program

The federal government’s $350 billion “Payroll Protection Program” is up and running, but not without expected hiccups.

Tom Brady and wife, Gisele, donate to provide 750,000 meals through Feeding Tampa Bay

In one of his first moves as a Tampa Bay Buccaneer, Tom Brady and his wife, Gisele Bündchen, donated an amount that would pay for 750,000 meals through Feeding Tampa Bay. 

Delta announces more temporary changes, blocking middle seats

Delta Air Lines has announced several more changes in hopes of preventing the spread of coronavirus and enabling social distancing. 

84 nursing home residents in Riverside evacuated after employees don't show up for work

More than 80 patients at a skilled nursing facility in Riverside are being evacuated to other healthcare locations after employees of the facility did not show up to care for sick patients two days in a row. 

St. Pete man claimed he had COVID-19 before coughing, spitting on officers, authorities say

A St. Petersburg is accused of "prepretrating a biological weapons hoax" after threatening to spread coronavirus by spitting and coughing on police officers, according to the United States Attorney's Office.

Deputies: Georgia woman refused to self-isolate after coronavirus exposure

Deputies say not even a hospitalization and a court order would stop a Georgia woman who's boyfriend tested positive for coronavirus from going out in public.

California company cleans fire trucks for free to thank first responders

DFS Green has been donating its cleaning services to the Menlo Park Fire Protection District twice a week since the shelter in place order went into effect.

Kemp, officials extending Georgia's public health state of emergency

When Kemp declared the coronavirus a public health state of emergency there were 66 cases in Georgia. As of Tuesday there were over 9,000.

Israel Philharmonic musicians perform Passover medley in quarantine

The catch with this video? All 20 musicians are performing in quarantine, as coronavirus has wreaked its havoc all over the world.