Millions of lives are being turned upside down today as America hunkers down and prepares to face the spreading coronavirus.

As more and more people work from home, we revisit perhaps the greatest working from home moment ever. It happened in 2017.

Though Inside Edition’s New York headquarters was shut down today due to concerns over spread of the coronavirus, the news team was able to continue breaking news.

Despite growing concern over how close both President Trump and Vice President Pence have been in proximity to several individuals who have tested positive for the coronavirus, the two most powerful men in politics will remain untested for the virus.

With travel restrictions, fear of infection, and the possibility of quarantine upon returning home, many destination weddings may be in peril.

There are lots of ways to say “I do,” and not all of them happen in a traditional setting.

As fear of the coronavirus spreads, areas that come into contact with an outsize number of people are feeling the effects of people’s precautions.

As college students prep for spring break, many campuses across the country are shutting down and barring students from the premises, leaving many wondering when they’ll be back in their dorms.

Citing the growing number of cases coronavirus in New York state, TV shows that normally tape in front of live audiences in New York City - from Kelly & Ryan to Wendy Williams – are going forward this week without their usual fans.