Airbnb summer rental safety amid COVID-19 pandemic: What to know before you check in
With summer travel underway during the coronavirus pandemic, health experts have advice on how to stay safe when renting a summer home on travel websites like Airbnb.
Road trip? Quarantines mess with Americans' travel plans
Families trying to get in a last-minute vacation before school starts better do some homework on COVID-19 restrictions before loading up the minivan.
'To say we are stressed is an understatement': Parents wonder whether schools will reopen
Go to school? Take classes online? Do both? Parents across the country are wondering what is going to happen this fall, and many school districts are delaying decisions until the last minute.
85 babies have tested positive for COVID-19 in one Texas county
“Please help us to stop the spread of this disease,” a county health official said.
‘I love it!’: 80-year-old gamer receives PS4 as birthday gift from his children
A Colorado man, who is an avid gamer, received a brand new PS4 from his adult children on his 80th birthday and his reaction was priceless.
Spring couple adopts 5 siblings separated in foster care
The Spring couple began fostering their now two-year-old son as a newborn and then took in two of his siblings. Then they found out there were also twin siblings – a total of five siblings in all.
Virtual summer camp for young photographers
Kids don’t have to skip summer camp, even during the pandemic. Virtual camp is a lot more fun, when seen through the camera. FOX 32’s Joanie Lum reports.
Virtual summer camp seen through the lens of a camera
Thinking about summer camp for the kids? FOX 32's Joanie Lum reports on one virtual camp that's picture perfect and safe.
Northwestern professor predicts fewer births, more divorces due to coronavirus pandemic
At first, many thought the pandemic would lead to a baby boom. But that may not be the case.
Donors help make sure girl with cerebral palsy can get out of the house more often
A girl in North Chicago will be getting out of the house more, thanks to help from local police and fire departments and other donors.
'He was always there with us': Family recreates photo with dog from first grade to graduation
The Bliss family in New Hampshire has shared many good times with their dog Ruger, who is now facing a terminal cancer diagnosis.
Infertility influencer: My mom is carrying our baby
Brianna Lockwood was on nearly four years of unsuccessful fertility treatments when she knew it was time to explore other options. She needed a carrier and she found one closer than anyone would expect - her own mother!
Bicycle sales in U.S. double as people try to avoid public transit and look for new things to do
Bicycle sales have doubled in the United States since the middle of March, as people look for new ways to keep busy, and ways to avoid public transit.
Nursing home workers go home after living with residents, sleeping in hallways for nearly 3 months
In Stone Mountain, Georgia, about 70 nursing home staff members who have been living at the home since March 30 went to their own homes for the first time Saturday.
Seattle dads hold mini Pride parade with their kids, neighbors
Two Seattle dads held their own Pride parade in their neighborhood with their two kids since larger Pride events were forced to go virtual due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Colleges say more students are looking for schools closer to home after coronavirus outbreak
Many students will be sticking closer to home this fall, university officials say: deposits from in-state students are up and commitments from international students are way down.
Trader Joe’s, Costco, Whole Foods have best coronavirus safety measures among grocery stores: Survey
Ipsos released its Consumer Health & Safety Index survey on Wednesday and found that the three companies excelled at proper face-covering usage, social distancing and other critical procedures that help customers minimize their chance of contracting COVID-19.
Pregnancy and delivery during the COVID-19 pandemic
Erie Family Health Centers is one of those wonderful Chicago community organizations that provides services to low-income families. The population is majority Latino, one of the hardest hit during this pandemic with COVID-19. A big challenge is providing healthcare and reassuring those who need it that they can feel comfortable seeking out help.
‘Be kind to each other’: Gru of ‘Despicable Me’ franchise teams up with WHO for COVID-19 PSA
The WHO and Gru from "Despicable Me" teamed up to share a PSA about caring for one another during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Meet the dinosaur hitching a ride to space with U.S. astronauts
The good news is that you can have one of your own!