Baking bread on the rise in the age of coronavirus
Countless people across the country are turning to one of the few hobbies that hasn't been banned: Baking bread.
Cooking with Como: Crockpot edition
Simple, affordable and delicious crockpot meals .
Grandfather walks four miles just to see newborn granddaughter through glass door
Coronavirus isn't stopping this grandfather from Michigan from walking four miles to see his newborn granddaughter, even if it's through a glass door.
Saudi nurse breaks down as he's forced to refuse son's hug after work
In the heartbreaking video, Naser Ali Al-Shahrani, a nurse working Riyadh, returns home from working at the hospital and refuses a hug from his son.
Tampa megachurch crowded with worshipers, despite social distancing orders
Cheers and applause could be heard on a Tampa megachurch's livestream Sunday from a few hundred people inside The River at Tampa Bay Church. The church is refusing to close its doors despite a "safer at home" order in effect in Hillsborough County.
Her first marathon got canceled because of coronavirus. So she ran one by herself on the Mount Vernon Trail
Marta Djalleta of Arlington had been training since February for her first marathon -- the Rock 'n' Roll Marathon in D.C. -- and wasn't about to let all that work go to waste when officials canceled the race over coronavirus concerns.
DC market uses robots to deliver groceries during coronavirus pandemic
A small D.C. market is turning to technology to deliver essential supplies during the coronavirus pandemic in one Northwest neighborhood.
DC-based restaurant group hopes to 'Food it Forward' during coronavirus pandemic
Restaurants are among the hardest hit by the coronavirus outbreak, with many forced to lay off scores of employees as they transition to carry-out only or close entirely.
Support small DMV businesses by ordering takeout, delivery from these places
Here's a list of restaurants in D.C., Maryland and Virginia where you can grab a meal to support local businesses amid the coronavirus outbreak.
Pa. grocery store tossed $35K worth of food after woman purposely coughed on fresh produce, owner says
Joe Fasula, the store’s co-owner, explained he received a call that told him of the horrific incident amid an already tense time nationally amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
How is FOX 5 adjusting to the coronavirus pandemic? A look at working from home as a journalist
How journalists continue to cover the news for DC, Maryland and Virginia residents as officials urge social distancing amid the spread of the novel coronavirus.
Busch offering 3-month beer supply incentive to adopt dog from rescue during COVID-19 crisis
The beer company is looking to give three months’ worth of beer to anyone willing to open their homes to a canine companion.
Food banks feeling squeeze from coronavirus
Food banks and pantries across the DMV say their donations are running low and demand is up during the coronavirus crisis.
'Knees and toes!' Man shows seniors around the world how to stay active during coronavirus pandemic
Described as a "national treasure," 96-year-old Bob Fulton is showing fellow residents of the United Kingdom and seniors around the world that you can still keep active while being isolated at home during this novel coronavirus pandemic.
Stuck inside? DMV gyms offering virtual fitness classes
As people across the District, Maryland and Virginia are encourage to stay indoors to battle the spread of the coronavirus, a number of local gyms are offering classes you can take from home.
Quarantinis anyone? Happy hours go virtual amid virus crisis
With bars shuttered and stressed-out workers stuck at home, companies and friend groups across the U.S. are holding happy hours over video chat.
Wedding plans put on hold during coronavirus outbreak
Brides-to-be across the country and here at home are postponing their big day amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Is food delivery safe amid the coronavirus pandemic?
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, many are wondering if food deliveries are safe.
DC region high school seniors worry about possible prom and graduation cancellation amid coronavirus outbreak
Prom and graduation season is almost here for high school students across the D.C. region, but with schools closed during the coronavirus crisis, many of them are wondering if these major milestones will even happen.
DC Council approves alcohol delivery, takeout during COVID-19 closings
The DC Council has passed emergency legislation to offer relief to businesses during the coronavirus outbreak. Restaurants and bars in the District can now offer alcohol in take-out and delivery orders.