Experts: Families Should Begin Negotiating With Colleges For More Financial Aid Due To COVID-19
Corinne O'Reilly is one of the many students from the Class of 2020 that has been impacted by the global health and economic crisis.
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Corinne O'Reilly is one of the many students from the Class of 2020 that has been impacted by the global health and economic crisis.
Men are at a higher risk than women of dying from COVID-19.
CBS News has obtained the White House's new guidance given to states on how to test and trace for the coronavirus.
Some young people on Long Island are keeping their letter-writing skills sharp by thanking first responders.
More than 1.2 million New Yorkers have filed unemployment claims since the coronavirus outbreak began.
Some were social distancing, some weren't. Most were wearing masks, but not everyone.
With the coronavirus pandemic-forced lockdown, their owners — now their bosses — said they have had to "redefine" their brewery business after being deemed essential.
Investigators say large supplies of PPE were also stored at a warehouse in Brentwood.
After more than three weeks of touch and go, isolation and rehabilitation, Scott November of Northport made it home alive.
Some lenders are telling homeowners those missed payments will all come due in one lump sum in the fourth month.
With states, counties, cities, and towns hemorrhaging money to fight COVID-19 - hospitals reeling, businesses closed, no tax dollars coming in - there is intense pressure to reopen the economy.
Of the 26 million who have filed for unemployment nationally over the last five weeks, only about 16 million have received checks. So where does that leave everyone else?
It appears coronavirus was in parts of the Tri-State Area earlier, perhaps a month before official cases were reported.
Historians around the city have projects in the works to make sure every aspect of the coronavirus pandemic gets preserved.
Amid all the shutdowns, there is one industry that's gearing up to open.
