Social Media Roundup: Fashion, Fairy Tales Find Creative Ways To Promote Social Distancing
CBS2's Reena Roy has today's social media roundup.
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CBS2's Reena Roy has today's social media roundup.
There are questions over whether or not our local elected leaders are being tested for coronavirus, after members of the White House staff tested positive.
A classic "Looney Tunes" cartoon plot played out in real life last weekend when a university professor shared video of a coyote chasing a roadrunner.
A 10-year-old California girl has figured out a way to safely embrace her grandparents during the coronavirus pandemic.
CBS2's Reena Roy has a look at some of the stories making people smile on social media.
What started as a device to help detect a Zika virus could become be programmed to identify COVID-19 instead, say researchers in Utah.
An Iowa gym owner has reopened his business, defiantly daring authorities to "come arrest me" defiantly reopened his business.
A Missouri couple married nearly 61 years died less than an hour apart this month from COVID-19 complications, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported.
A teenager in New Mexico was trying to buy his grandfather some socks Sunday when he stumbled upon $135,000 laying on the ground.
The nation's leading infectious diseases expert, will testify before a Senate committee Tuesday, CBS News reports.
The airline said, beginning next week, passengers will be notified if their flights are close to capacity, and can either rebook or take a travel credit.
President Trump and Vice President Mike Pence had previously largely declined to wear masks at White House events, although key staffers have become sick.
Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr will examine Ahmaud Arbery's murder investigation, a spokesperson for Carr confirmed to CBS News on Saturday.
The death of Little Richard, whose a flamboyant style and deep musical talents help form the early days of Rock and Roll, was confirmed by his son on Saturday.
Scenes of New York City ranging from Coney Island to Yankees Stadium fade by as Frank Sinatra's iconic "New York, New York" plays.