Patrick DeHaan, an analyst with GasBuddy, told Breitbart News the falling gas prices are the result of the coronavirus and a price war between Saudi Arabia and Russia.
A doctor at Children’s National Hospital in Washington, D.C., has contracted the Chinese coronavirus, a spokesperson for the hospital said in a statement Monday.
On Sunday, Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) called for all Californians over the age of 65 and others vulnerable to the coronavirus to “practice home isolation.” He also advised bars, night clubs, wineries, and breweries to close across the Golden State.
Hundreds attended an unsanctioned St. Patrick’s Day parade in Georgia on Saturday, despite it being canceled over fears of the Chinese coronavirus.
A coffee shop in Dallas, Texas, is giving young people who have aged out of the foster care system a place to learn life skills.
The court has set an August 10 trial date for a Louisiana man accused of committing a $1.2 million food stamp fraud operation with two others.
Workers at the lead consulting firm for California’s bullet train project are claiming they were not allowed to voice concerns regarding the expensive plan.
A community in Wareham, Massachusetts, is raising money for a police dog’s retirement expenses after hearing that he needed to undergo medical care.
The super-rich are preparing to self-quarantine in places that are off the grid, whether they be on private islands or in disaster bunkers.
Community members in Goldsboro, North Carolina, are praising a local policeman for his recent act of kindness.
Houston officials will likely announce the temporary shut down of the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo on Wednesday due to concerns over the spread of the coronavirus.
An Oklahoma girl decided that for her ninth birthday, she wanted to give to presents to others instead of receiving them just for herself.
A severely abused dog that was left abandoned in a field is now on his way to a forever home in Oklahoma.
An Uber Eats driver allegedly kicked in a drive-thru window at a fast food restaurant in West Allis, Wisconsin, on February 23.
A Florida couple who traveled on the Grand Princess ocean liner that docked in California on Monday with 21 people who tested positive for coronavirus is suing the ship’s parent company for $1 million, saying they put lives at risk.
Residents of a Brooklyn, New York, community rallied together in support of a teenage victim who had been assaulted by a gang on Thursday, police said.
A Florida man was arrested Saturday in connection with a double murder of a couple who police say was asleep at the time before they were fatally shot and buried in a swamp behind their home.
A half-blind cat is getting a second chance at life after New York City subway train operators found it stuck in a tunnel Friday.
The father of Missouri’s first coronavirus patient broke quarantine to go to a school dance with his daughter on Saturday, officials said.
Rick Cotton, the executive director of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, has contracted the deadly coronavirus, Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) announced on Monday afternoon.
A violent fight broke out between multiple teenagers on Saturday afternoon at a zoo in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Two gun-toting bandits allegedly fled with more than $270,000 in an armed robbery at the Aqueduct Racetrack in Queens, New York, on Saturday evening.
A Tennessee hospital will not bill its 82 tornado victims for out-of-pocket costs incurred from treatment related to deadly tornadoes in the area.
A Colorado boy decided to have a different twist on his birthday party this year by requesting that all his guests bring donations to be given to an animal shelter instead of toys.
An 89-year-old who served in the Korean War arrived home Friday to a renovated and clean house after it had fallen into a state of disarray.
A Central California Vietnam War veteran received a home makeover free of charge from his community on Tuesday.
A woman was convicted of capital murder Thursday after she stabbed and decapitated her 5-year-old daughter in January 2017 in Kyle, Texas.
Federal prosecutors have accused former United Auto Workers (UAW) President Gary Jones of embezzling more than $1 million for his personal gain.
A baby boy born with a heart defect where he only had half a heart was caught on camera smiling for the first time after his second open heart surgery.
A Gwinnett County Police Department supervisor was conducting a random audit of police bodycam videos when he found a touching moment worth sharing.
California health officials on Wednesday confirmed the state’s first coronavirus death, increasing the total number of fatalities in the United States to 11.
A Colorado family said their FedEx driver went above and beyond his call of service when he found the couple’s three-year-old golden retriever and brought her home.
Los Angeles County public health officials on Wednesday declared an emergency after confirming an additional six coronavirus cases in the last 48 hours.
Dozens of people remain unaccounted for in Tennessee’s hard-hit Putnam County, with 22 residents in the area listed as missing.
Public health officials in Washington announced an additional three coronavirus deaths on Wednesday, bringing the death toll to nine in the United States.
The suspect in a string of murders that left six dead in three cities was released under federal supervision because the government wanted to hire him as an informant for the ATF, the DEA, and the Detroit Police Task Force.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Tornadoes ripped across Tennessee as people slept early Tuesday, shredding at least 140 buildings and killing at least 22 people. Authorities described painstaking efforts to find survivors in piles of rubble and wrecked basements as the death toll climbed.
Washington state announced Tuesday that a seventh person is dead from coronavirus in the Seattle area as the deadly outbreak continues to spread in parts of the United States.
Bodycam video shows the moment a woman was arrested for allegedly making a bomb at a Walmart in Tampa, Florida, in January.
Forty-four people in Pennsylvania were charged with welfare fraud throughout the month of January, according to Pennsylvania’s Office of the State Inspector General (OSIG).
