The Arizona Department of Health Services has demanded that three gyms in Arizona close immediately or face a court action, according to a statement from the department's spokesman.

President Donald Trump said part of the reason he doesn't regularly wear a mask is "everyone's tested" before they see him. But multiple studies have raised questions about the accuracy of a coronavirus test the White House has used, and the Food and Drug Administration has received dozens of reports of potential problems with that test.

Two police officers in Kansas City, Missouri, were shot in separate incidents on Thursday that left one of them in critical condition.

Home Depot has changed the way it sells rope after a customer reported finding nooses hanging in a North Carolina store — the latest in a series of similar incidents at its stores in recent years.

Democratic Sen. Doug Jones of Alabama is running a new television ad commending people in his state for following the advice of medical professionals and wearing masks, as top Republicans pressure President Donald Trump to encourage Americans to wear them to limit the spread of coronavirus.

As the vetting for Joe Biden's running mate intensifies, there is one step that several of the potential picks are taking: An appearance with Jill Biden.

An Aurora, Colorado, police officer under investigation for photos taken near the site where Elijah McClain was placed in a chokehold last August has resigned, the police department said Thursday.

The NFL plans to have the song "Lift Every Voice and Sing" -- known as the Black national anthem -- performed live or played before every game in Week 1 of the NFL season, a source familiar with the league's discussions told CNN on Thursday.

Termination proceedings have been initiated against a Miami-Dade police officer who struck a woman who he said struck him during an argument at Miami International Airport.

Wendell Stinnett had been planning to work for at least another four years, maybe even eight. Instead he agreed this summer to walk away from the job he's had for 31 years.

The White House Fourth of July party will observe social distancing guidelines for guests, according to a spokesman. This marks a change from recent events hosted by President Donald Trump, including an upcoming July 3rd trip to Mount Rushmore and a political rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma, which resulted in quarantine for all his campaign staff who attended.

The latest US jobs report is expected to show that America's labor market continued to bounce back in June as businesses reopened and employees returned to work.

The economy might be a shambles, but Jeff Bezos' wallet couldn't tell. He's now worth nearly $172 billion, a new record for the world's richest person, according to Bloomberg Billionaire Index.

Coca-Cola is shutting down the juice and smoothie brand Odwalla at the end of July.

Police in a Massachusetts town have opened a criminal investigation into a report that a Black woman was followed by a man and allegedly accused of suspicious behavior.

Major automakers reported a more than 30% drop in US sales in the second quarter, the biggest plunge in sales since the Great Recession and the auto bankruptcies of 2009.

Wearing a face mask during the pandemic saves lives. And it may save the economy, too, according to Goldman Sachs.

The Department of Homeland Security announced a new task force Wednesday centered on protecting "American monuments, memorials and statues."

A Tulsa, Oklahoma, police officer has died and another is in critical condition after they were shot during a traffic stop early Monday, police said. A suspect has been arrested.

Nearly four months into a strict no-visitor rule due to the coronavirus, an assisted living community in North Carolina tapped into the power of social media to get its residents connected with people from all over the world.