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I feel like I've learned a lot over the course of the past 5 to 6 days.   Some of things have been very useful, and some will just make me sound ridiculous, but I'm OK with that.

I figured out something about myself this weekend.  I'm really good at social distancing.  Stay in, put on sweats, hang out with my son and girlfriend, eat food, watch Netflix, take a nap, sanitize my hands, make a milkshake, text a few friends, and check in on the elderly. I'm a freaking pro after like 3 days.  I'm not saying that I could do this forever, but I'm not saying that couldn't either.

There is some good news in the coronavirus outbreak and I think we could all use some. There is no evidence that your dog or cat can be infected with the coronavirus or spread it.

We were very careful about how we traveled and there were certain precautions we took. Here are some tips if you are going to be traveling during this Coronavirus scare.

It was announced on Monday by New York governor Andrew Cuomo that New York state has begun making it's very own hand "superior" sanitizer.  New York prisoners are fast at work making a product called NYS Clean as a way to combat the high costs and lack of availability of certain cleaning agents amid the coronavirus threat.  Some people have questioned whether or not this is a good idea.

One of our favorite things on the show is when Love Cowboy "defines" certain terms and words for us using his own, often ridiculous, vernacular.  He did this for us with the coronavirus.  Enjoy!

Christopher Fain from Albany is GNA's March 2020 Hometown Hero for the volunteer work he does at Albany Medical Center.

There is a huge recall of millions of kids' water bottles due to a choking hazard. Here are the details.

It's probably the dirtiest thing you have with you all of the time. Your cell phone is not only filthy, but it could be carrying the flu virus.

Why am I a St. Jude Partner in Hope?  The answer is simple.

There is a major recall of infant sleepers due to suffocation concerns. There have been nearly one hundred deaths related to these sleepers. Here is what you need to know.

With temperatures warmer for many days in the month of January, authorities say that there is an increase in tick sightings. Here's what you need to know to keep your family and pets safe.