Coronavirus Pandemic

Daily case counts were on the decline, but have stopped dropping over the last two weeks.

Here's a look at different kinds of masks you might consider and how effective they are at protecting the people around you — and you as well.

Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation's top infectious disease specialist, predicted that the number of new coronavirus cases in the U.S. could soon reach 100,000 per day.

July Fourth comes as Americans are dealing with surging cases of COVID-19 and confusion over best practices in public, especially on masks.

Casinos have been shuttered since March 16 when Gov. Murphy ordered them closed along with gyms and indoor entertainment venues to mitigate the spread of COVID-19.

In the words of one study, it comes down to the danger of “heavy breathing in close proximity."

As the summer blossoms and new case numbers grow, different people have different views of what’s safe, even if they all say they’re social distancing.

Gov. Phil Murphy threw a last-minute curveball telling casinos they can reopen, but can’t allow drinking or eating inside.

A pandemic relief fund is releasing all of its money to hundreds of cultural organizations and over 1,000 artists.

The state Supreme Court handed the Democratic governor a victory that could come into play this fall should the state see a surge that necessitates another shutdown.

Effective immediately, Pennsylvanians statewide must wear a mask every time they leave the house.

Loretta Weinberg decried the move as a “sneaky, backdoor” way to allow Liberty National Golf Course owner Paul Fireman to expand his private course into the state park.

More than 2,700 detainees nationwide have tested positive, according to ICE data, and the Eloy detention facility is among the hardest hit by the pandemic.

With their emphasis on interactive exhibits, children’s museums must balance safety and survival in their decisions to reopen. Several have already permanently closed.

Boosted unemployment checks have created a bizarre distortion in the labor market, where holding on to a job doesn't guarantee being financially better off than losing one.