Staying Safe: Coronavirus

Rob Ferre noticed that other DJs had been attempting to work around the pandemic by streaming music or hosting virtual dance parties. He came up with idea to hold a socially-distanced dance party for the entire neighborhood.

A record number of Americans have filed for unemployment benefits, and more than one in 10 workers have lost their jobs in just the past three weeks to the coronavirus outbreak.

With social distancing orders in place, The Division of Children and Family Services continues to require in-person visit. It's putting some foster care families in a complicated situation.

Even though Wednesday was another day that brought a record number of deaths reported from coronavirus in the United States, there was a glimmer of hope as models now have less dire forecasts for the total number of fatalities the country will see by the time the pandemic subsides.

The hotel industry has taken a massive hit as people continue to abide by stay-at-home orders during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

A Tooele woman decided to start sewing masks for herself and her family, an effort which has since resulted in her sewing about 3,000 masks, including those she made for her extended family and friends. Several other people in her community have since joined in her efforts. 

Global Citizen and the World Health Organization announced a virtual benefit concert on Monday. The event, curated by Lady Gaga and titled "One World: Together At Home," is set for April 18. It will be co-hosted by Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel and Stephen Colbert.

Utah company has begun building more than two dozen mobile hospital wings that could be used to serve COVID-19 patients.

U.S. Ski and Snowboard based in Park City is spreading the word about donating your ski goggles for local doctors and nurses that could use them as personal protective gear.

The coronavirus can be especially confusing for children. Life has changed dramatically for them and it's a lot to take in. KSL took their questions to an expert.