Coronavirus COVID-19

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues across the nation, the President is setting his sights on bringing an end to the outbreak with help from the medical community.

Masks will be mandatory across the vast majority of Texas as of tomorrow afternoon.

Mask wearing looks like it might become a mandate across the State of Louisiana, so plan accordingly

This NPR report says "Mounting evidence suggests the coronavirus is more common and less deadly than it first appeared."

The drug Hydroxychloroquine saw its clinical trials stopped, and countries ban the drug, after this research was published. Now the research has been pulled back.

For many, the first COVID stimulus has been received, and spent. Now, Forbes reports that more than 80% of Americans want regular payments during the economic shutdown as well.

The Louisiana Department of Health updated their recovery statistics, to help paint a better picture of the current COVID situation in the state.

This treatment is showing incredible promise, in two different areas, and the leading research is coming from Shreveport.

Previously the CDC and other organizations believe surface spread was dangerous. That theory has now been reevaluated

With his new plan, he's calling for $1,000 direct payments to Americans, every two weeks, for at least two months.

If this week trends the same way that the last month, and week, have trended in the state, Louisiana can expect to drop below 1,000 patients hospitalized for the first time since March

Governor Edwards said during the digital Town Hall that the "real number" is below 250 new cases