Author: N'dea Yancey-Bragg, USA TODAY

Brands may forgo pranks this year because of coronavirus, but millions stuck at home may see a “perfect opportunity” to prank family and friends.

A photo of a doctor greeting his son through a glass door went viral last week. Over the weekend, a tornado destroyed their Arkansas home.

Police in Virginia said the teens admitted to getting close to other patrons and coughing into their own sleeves, while filming on their phones.

Experts say its unlikely coronavirus would survive on FedEx, Amazon, or UPS packages that are shipped over a period of days. Here’s what to know.

Rebecca Mehra helped an older couple in Oregon that was too afraid to go into the grocery store amid the coronavirus outbreak.

A plumber in Australia shared a video on Instagram of a 2-day old puppy being rescued from a bathroom drain.

Growing concern over coronavirus has lead to the cancellation of dozens of events. Still unclear is whether the Olympics will happen.

Tyson Steele, 30, survived more than 20 days in the Alaskan wilderness after a devastating fire burned down his cabin and killed his beloved dog.

Joseph Henry Loveless, an outlaw and a murderer, was killed after escaping jail in 1916. But the case isn’t closed yet.