Coronavirus Special Update

Contact tracing is an important process to help slow the spread of COVID-19. Unfortunately, it hasn't been widely adopted yet in the U.S. But thanks to the efforts of several state health departments, it's becoming more widespread. Some states have developed contact tracing apps you can download on your device. We have a complete list of states participating.

As the quest for an effective COVID-19 vaccine nears its end, a new problem is arising that may threaten the whole operation. Hackers are targeting the cold storage companies assigned to transport the vaccines to destinations around the world. Here's what it could mean for the end of the pandemic.

It's been a rough year for small businesses all across the country, and as COVID-19 cases spike again, things are only getting worse. If you want to help, there are ways to support them and still stay safe during the pandemic. Here are some clever ways to support small businesses right now.

Tired of having your glasses fog up every time you wear a face mask? There's an easy fix you can try using a common household item that costs less than $1. We tested it for ourselves and were shocked at how well it worked.

Water is something we all need every day, and many of us get it through our taps. Now, you might have heard that tap water is full of dangerous chemicals, but it turns out that one of the chemicals may actually be helping by evening out your moods.

Smartphones are filled with amazing features and use innovative technology to keep them working properly. But some of the technology that took decades to develop may be overshadowed by a tiny bacterium in the future. Scientists have discovered bacteria that produce their own electrical wires. You have to see it to believe it.