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No cases of coronavirus have been reported in New York, but state and city officials are taking the necessary steps in order to help residents should the situation change.

Jonathan Hurst, 51, faces two counts of first-degree murder for the Aug. 2016 killings of Patricia Wilson, 85, and her son Robert Wilson, 64.

The mother of a missing 15-month-old girl in Tennessee has been arrested, authorities said.

A pond in North Carolina is now at the center of the search for a missing 15-month-old girl.

New York City drivers who get five camera-issued red light tickets or 15 camera-issued speeding tickets in a 12-month period will have to take a traffic safety course or risk losing their vehicles under a bill signed by Mayor Bill de Blasio on Wednesday.

Officials said 83 residents have been asked to undergo voluntary isolation, removing themselves from people, including their family members, for 14 days from the last time they were in mainland China or may have been exposed to the virus.

It has been nearly two years since Hudy Muldrow made an illegal U-turn on Interstate 80 in Mount Olive, killing a teacher and student and leaving more than 40 other people injured.

An American soldier based in South Korea has become the first U.S. service member to be diagnosed with the novel coronavirus.

It happened shortly after 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, while children were headed home from school, but it remains unclear why the officers pulled over a car outside their jurisdiction or opened fire.

NYU students will continue classes online after a confirmed case in Florence.

Nina Sawica has been drawing on walls for most of her life, and now she does it for a living - with chalk!