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Have you noticed that flu cases are almost non-existent right now? There are two things East Texans are doing to kick it to the curb.

If you've had to pull down your facemask to lick your fingers so you can get the plastic produce bag to open at the grocery store, you are not alone. But there may be a fix.

The latest on how to get your Thanksgiving on safely from the CDC was released today, and surprisingly, officials are not discouraging families from gathering.

COVID-19 has definitely changed the landscape of how we're celebrating holidays and special occasions especially Halloween.

Halloween, much like everything else in 2020, is in question this year.

If you are planning your Thanksgiving dinner follow these guidelines from the CDC to make sure you and your family are safe and protected.

Top It Cake Shield are available for pre-order and shipments will be going out by October 15th.

The CDC issued a new guidance to hopefully limit the workplace violence that several retail workers have received due to enforcing their companies' Covid-19 safety procedures.

Now it looks like the CDC is crawfishing on that statement due to crushing criticism from the scientific and medical communities.

I can't believe that we even have to remind people of this, but here we go: Do not drink hand sanitizer.

The CDC says you could return to work in as little as 10 days after first feeling COVID symptoms. They also say you don't need to test negative before returning to work anymore.

A new study suggests that at least 50% of the CDC coronavirus tests are inaccurate.