Whoever contracts the coronavirus first, wins. That seems to be the objective for some Alabama college students, who are reportedly organizing “COVID parties."

A white woman who called 911 on her Black neighbors has apologized for her actions, according to the family.

A bride and groom chose a beautiful ocean backdrop for their wedding photos and posed on the rocks of Laguna Beach, California, as the waves pounded against the shore. But all of sudden, things took a turn for the worst.

San Diego mom Drisana Rios is alleging in a new lawsuit against her former employer, Hub International, that she was fired because her kids made too much noise during business calls while she worked from home during the pandemic.

Byron Bernstein, known to Twitch users as ‘Reckful,’ has died. The beloved gamer and eSports player had close to a million subscribers on the platform and was the top World of Warcraft player for a while.

Alyssa Milano is clapping back against claims that she wore blackface in a 2013 parody video.

At the first audience-free episode of “America’s Got Talent” on Tuesday, judge Sofia Vergara got emotional after a contestant revealed that his sister had died around the same time that the judge’s brother was murdered.

If you’re getting ready to fly again, there are ways to reduce your risk of catching COVID-19, as several airlines resume filling their planes to capacity.

Human remains found Tuesday evening in Texas are believed to belong to missing Fort Hood soldier Vanessa Guillen, her family and their attorney said Wednesday in an emotional press conference.