Health officials: 'Low risk' of exposure to San Antonio residents from patient with positive coronavirus test

Health officials in San Antonio said Monday the patient who tested positive for coronavirus after being released from quarantine posed a low risk to the public. This determination was made after an extensive "risk assessment" from the health officials that included a detailed look at where the patient had visited. Health officials say the patient tested negative for the virus twice before leaving quarantine, which meets CDC guidelines for...

Coronavirus worries cause shutdown of F-35 aircraft factory in Japan and work-from-home orders in Italy

The aircraft, variants of which are used by the Air Force, Navy, and Marine Corps, is assembled using a global distribution network.

Amir thankful for Kuwait’s ongoing anti-coronavirus efforts

Iran raises coronavirus death toll to 54

South Korea's coronavirus cases continue to rise top 4200

Adventist Health Tulare patient in isolation as precaution for Coronavirus symptoms

Adventist Health Tulare patient in isolation as precaution for Coronavirus symptoms

The coronavirus test will be covered by Medicaid Medicare and private insurance Pence says

As of Wednesday, there are at least 129 COVID-19 cases in the U.S. across 13 states, according to the CDC, and 11 deaths, according to state and local officials.

Health officials confirm first U.S. coronavirus death

Health officials confirmed the first U.S. death due to coronavirus Saturday.

Coronavirus: 150 tested in Northern Ireland as test updates stepped up after first confirmed case

Bangladeshi national in Italy infected with coronavirus

A Bangladeshi national has been infected with the coronavirus in Italy, an official of Institute of Epidemiology, Disease Control and Research said.

Trump Issues New Travel Restrictions and Screenings for Coronavirus

President Trump, Vice President Pence and health officials held a press conference on Saturday after Washington state health officials reported the country’s first coronavirus death. Photo: Carolyn Kaster/AP Photo

Senate approves $8.3 billion coronavirus spending package

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate passed an $8.3 billion measure Thursday to help tackle the coronavirus outbreak in hopes of reassuring a fearful public and...

Coronavirus Death Toll Tops 3300 as Cases Rise to 95000

Italy remains the hardest-hit European country, while South Korea reports the most detected case of COVID-19 outside of China.

Coronavirus and the 2020 elections: What candidates are saying

Coronavirus and the 2020 elections: What candidates are saying

Jamaica – Late-night talks appear to falter as Carnival threatens to pull vessels over coronavirus protocols

Coronavirus miracle? Vietnam says all its infected patients cured

Top hospital braces for coronavirus pandemic with secret warehouse full of emergency supplies

Massachusetts General Hospital gave NBC News an exclusive look inside the facility where it stockpiles critical items.

Coronavirus: EU at high risk amid global panic

Coronavirus in UAE Latest Updates: After Emirates Hotels Ask Staff To Go On Unpaid Leaves

Coronavirus in UAE Latest Updates: Following the footsteps of the Dubai based airline, Emirates, many hotels have advised its staff to take unpaid leave after the massive Coronavirus outbreak.

UAE carries out aid mission to Iran with WHO amid coronavirus outbreak

Apple diversifying 'iPhone 12' lens suppliers over coronavirus fears

UK now has 51 confirmed cases of coronavirus: health minister

The number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Britain has risen to 51, health min...

Macao casino coronavirus closures result in 87.8% decline in revenue

World Bank Pandemic Bond Losing Value Facing Criticism as Coronavirus Spreads

U.S. stock futures wobble lower as Wall Street watches for global response to coronavirus

Coronavirus Leaves Cruise Industry With Canceled Trips and Half-Empty Ships

Travelers are backing out of planned cruises because of coronavirus fears, dealing a punishing blow to the industry at a time of year when ships typically start filling up.

Coronavirus Politics Infects U.S. As It Infected China

Coronavirus Syria Afghanistan: Your Friday Briefing

Hawley breaks down his coronavirus bill aimed at securing medical supply chain: 'Bring them back to US'

As fears about the spread of the novel coronavirus continue to grow, Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., introduced legislation on Thursday aimed at securing America's medical supply chain.

Coronavirus Outbreak: DGCA Asks Airports to Screen Passengers Coming From Nepal Vietnam Indonesia Malaysia

For the screening at the airport, the DGCA said all airlines should make an in-flight announcement in flights coming from these countries.

Coronavirus: Ireland women's tour to Thailand called off due to virus

Coronavirus Concerns Close All Northshore Schools

The Northshore School District will close up to two weeks amid mounting concerns over the COVID-19 virus.