Nurses are on the front lines of the coronavirus crisis here in the tri-state. Chris Glorioso talks to one of them about what she’s seeing.

While the COVID-19 pandemic has changed almost everything about our lives, it is also changing things about death as well. With funerals and other large gatherings banned, many loved ones have to learn to grieve and mourn from afar, or through a screen. NBC New York’s Adam Harding reports.

There are more than 1,500 cases in Bergen County, which is more than 38 other states. That means more testing is needed, and a second testing area for health care workers and first responders is opening in the county. NBC New York’s Checkey Beckford reports.

As calls from New Yorkers are straining 911 call centers at the worst possible time, the FDNY is now pleading with residents to only call if it is a serious health emergency. NBC New York’s Myles Miller reports.

A triage tent on Long Island is being set up to prepare for the crush of covid patients. Pei-Sze Cheng reports.

The hockey equipment maker is producing and distributing medical shields for Canadian medical professionals, and hopes to provide items for the U.S. NBC New York’s Bruce Beck reports.

A 92-year-old Connecticut woman is making the most of self-isolation. Gaby Acevedo reports.

As hospitals and medical professionals are in desperate searches for more equipment to help them treat more patients, one company is doing everything it can to meet the demand. NBC New York’s Sarah Wallace reports.

One man sparked a nationwide movement to give some help with just a click to strangers who have temporarily lost their jobs due to the coronavirus shut downs. NBC New York’s Adam Harding reports.

As more members of the NYPD are testing positive for the coronavirus, Commisioner Dermot Shea said they expect numbers to go up, but stresses officers to take precautions and says the department will continue to do its job amid the outbreak. NBC New York’s Jonathan Dienst reports.

Police have been put in a tough position during the coronavirus outbreak, doing what they can to uphold the law while keeping their distance and doing fewer stops. NBC New York’s Brian Thompson reports.

Catholic churches in the tri-state area are seeing some changes because of the fight to contain the coronavirus. Sarah Wallace reports.

It wasn’t always smooth sailing for Vanessa Velez and Danny Panzella. The Ditmas Park couple started dating again a few years ago and very quickly they felt tension. Vanessa was helping Danny raise his son, now 9 years old. It wasn’t always smooth sailing for Vanessa Velez and Danny Panzella. The Ditmas Park couple started dating again...

Queens woman has money missing in a flexible spending account that she set up to care for her sick mom. Lynda Baquero reports.

Could the 67-year-old convicted rapist receive what is the equivalent of a life sentence? And will he address the court? Questions swirl after hundreds of pages of documents were released, revealing that Harvey Weinstein at one time referred to himself as suicidal, a sex addict and an anger addict. NBC New York’s Sarah Wallace reports.

From fan-less games to canceled events, the sports world has taken a hit in terms of attendance and fan interaction — from high school to college to professional levels. NBC New York’s John Chandler reports.

No group may be at more risk for getting sickened by coronavirus than the elderly, which is why some nursing homes around the country are temporarily not allowing visitors. One home in the Bronx is stepping up its cleaning efforts to keep their residents safe and healthy. NBC New York’s Ida Siegal reports.

The new exhibition at the American Museum of Natural History shows the power of color in nature and in our everyday lives. Gus Rosendale reports.

A NYC mom says she’s come up with a plan to teach kids outside of the classroom, using social media to introduce parents to teachers who can provide fun, interactive lessons online. NBC New York’s Rana Novini reports.

A young boy in New Jersey suffered burns to his arms and legs after he used what police say was a “spray sanitizer” bought at a local 7-Eleven. NBC New York’s Gaby Acevedo reports.