If you test positive for COVID and isolate, do you need a negative test before you can see people again? What if you were exposed but have no symptoms? It's a question many are asking as omicron cases ...

With summer gatherings ramping up and brutally hot temperatures sending people indoors, many are wondering how long they need to quarantine or isolate if they are exposed to or test positive for COVID ...

In Kentucky, more than 1 in 4 people who get tested for COVID-19 are positive, and in Louisville that number is about 1 in 3 as the omicron variant continues its January surge. Monitor your symptoms.

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Chicago announced an update to the city's COVID-19 travel order Tuesday with all states now in the yellow tier. The update means that all travelers can come into Chicago without the ...

Law enforcement escorts Nebraska Medicine vehicles from Eppley Airfield on Monday in Omaha. Test results for 13 Americans under quarantine in Omaha for the new coronavirus have been completed but must ...

Fully vaccinated Israelis up to age 60 who are exposed to a confirmed COVID-19 carrier will be able to use an antigen home test to determine whether they need to enter quarantine, the health ministry ...

Rockland County public school students and staff can get out of COVID quarantine after five days, local school district officials announced. The move came after the county health department shortened ...

Effective Tuesday, the district will reduce its required quarantine period to five days for students and staff members. The district will also start using a "Test to Stay" protocol. Video above (Jan.

New York City public school students who test positive for COVID-19 can return to class after five days of isolation instead of 10 under a new Education Department rule. Infected students can return ...

If you're planning to travel abroad, you've probably already spent hours researching the testing requirements for your flight or cruise. But have you thought yet about finding a hotel with coronavirus ...

COVID-19 cases are once again rising, and the omicron variant of the coronavirus, which appears to spread more quickly than previous variants but results in milder disease, is fueling the surge. The ...