With the evolving nature of the outbreak, some airlines have increased their flight cancellations, and have even begun waiving fees for those who previously booked flights to high-risk countries.

Prosecutors charged a locomotive engineer who worked at the Port of Los Angeles with intentionally derailing a train at full speed near the US Navy Hospital Ship Mercy because of suspicions over it and activities surrounding COVID-19, according to a federal criminal complaint.

A federal judge is signaling he won’t postpone or make any major changes to Wisconsin’s spring election to alleviate concerns about voters and poll workers contracting the coronavirus.

Following the COVID-19 outbreak, cruise lines like Disney, Norwegian and Viking are implementing strict travel restrictions to protect passengers and crew members.

Fountains of Wayne member Adam Schlesinger passed away Wednesday morning as a result of Coronavirus complications, his attorney confirmed to Rolling Stone. He was 52.

When asked what would happen to the millions of uninsured Americans unable to afford coronavirus testing and treatment, the Trump administration had no clear answer Wednesday.

Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti told Angelenos Wednesday to wear masks and face coverings and also said he would allow restaurants to add grocery items to their menus, as the coronavirus pandemic continues to change how the city looks and operates.

Grand Canyon National Park has closed indefinitely to visitors, joining other national parks seeking to prevent the spread of the coronavirus

Fashion lines, car manufacturers and airlines, among other industries, are summoning their resources to help with the medical response to the coronavirus pandemic. They’re manufacturing masks and ventilators — with some even delivering food to first responders.

In the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, a beat police officer in Boston recently went above and beyond the call of duty when he saw a woman crying outside a grocery store and jumped in to help. Rookie officer Ben Peguero was working a detail on Huntington Avenue this week when he said he saw the woman crying outside...

With a shortage of protective gear, Brigham and Women’s Hospital is turning to a clear plastic booth to serve as a barrier.

The head of a Massachusetts nursing home for veterans where 15 residents have died after a coronavirus outbreak says he looks forward to an investigation ordered by the governor. Holyoke Soldiers’ Home Superintendent Bennett Walsh has been on paid administrative leave since Monday. On Wednesday, Gov. Charlie Baker said an independent lawyer, Mark Pearlstein, had been hired to investigate what…

Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker announced Wednesday he had hired an independent lawyer to investigate a nursing facility in Holyoke where more than a dozen veterans have died amid an outbreak of the new coronavirus. The Executive Office of Health and Human Services said Wednesday afternoon that two more residents of the Holyoke Soldiers’ Home had died, bringing the total to…

The number of coronavirus cases in Connecticut has climbed to 3,557 with 85 deaths statewide. An infant just 7-weeks-old is among the new deaths in Connecticut. Gov. Ned Lamont initially said the child was 6-week-old. The infant girl, was from Hartford, according to Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin, who clarified the child’s age as 7-weeks old. The child was brought to…

A Boston police officer went out of his way to help a woman outside a supermarket who didn’t have money to buy groceries for her family.

Gun sales are spiking nationwide and in New Hampshire, the number of background checks are up 100 percent from this time last year. It’s so busy at Next Level Firearms in Salem, New Hampshire, we couldn’t get through the interview with owner Brian Barry without the phone ringing off the hook. “We’re up about 60 percent” in the last...

The federal Bureau of Prisons is locking inmates in their cells at all its facilities for 14 days in order to stop the spread of the coronavirus

Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker visited the field hospital being set up at Worcester’s DCU Center on Wednesday and discussed how the facility and others like it across the state will help the fight against the new coronavirus. Another field hospital is being built at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center, Baker said, and that Massachusetts’ coronavirus command center is...

At 12:01 a.m. on Thursday, Maine will be under a stay-at-home order for at least an entire month. Gov. Janet Mills made the announcement on Tuesday afternoon saying the measures were necessary to further protect Mainers from the new coronavirus. As of Wednesday afternoon, Maine had two new deaths from COVID-19, the disease caused by the virus, bringing the...

Several positive cases of COVID-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus, have been confirmed at a nursing home in Worcester as the facility was moving its residents out to make way for Massachusetts’ first coronavirus care center. The Beaumont Rehabilitation and Skilled Nursing Center, owned by Salmon Health, was in the process of moving out all 147 of its…