Two new presumptive cases of COVID-19 confirmed in greater Houston area
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Two new cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in the greater Houston area on Thursday night, bringing the total cases up to five, three?of which are presumptive.?

Airport signs remind travelers about coronavirus
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It has been business as usual at Hobby Airport, but they have been making an effort to warn people with signs, and regular announcements on their PA system.

Coronavirus: Here’s why it matters, and how it could affect you

If the flu impacts so many more people each year and has caused more deaths than the coronavirus, why has this new ailment received such significant attention from health and government officials? 

What pregnant women need to know about coronavirus COVID-19

It is currently unknown if the virus can increase the risk for pregnancy loss. However, in general, high fevers during the first trimester can increase the risk of certain birth defects.

How the elderly should be prepared for coronavirus

The coronavirus outbreak has many people concerned about making sure precautions are being taken for seniors.

Airports prepare for COVID-19
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Airports continue to amp up prevention efforts as cases of COVID-19 grow in number.

What pregnant women need to know about coronavirus
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Are soon-to-be mothers more susceptible to the virus? Can the virus be passed onto your baby during birth? Maria Salazar has the answers to all your questions.

Two new presumptive cases of COVID-19 confirmed in greater Houston area, cases total 8

Harris County reports all three COVID-19 infections in the greater Houston metropolitan area, including the Fort Bend County patient, occurred on a trip to Egypt.

Officials address case of presumptive COVID-19
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The City of Stafford is implementing safety measures for fire department personnel who treated the Fort Bend County man who had a presumptive positive test for COVID-19.

Coronavirus precautions for the elderly
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Based on global data for COVID-19, health officials say seniors are among the most vulnerable.

Can coronavirus spread from mail or packages? No, health experts say

The World Health Organization (WHO) notes that is safe to receive packages from places that have been affected by the virus, such as China.