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The President is pushing for Houses of Worships to reopen after being closed for months, but most churches and temples don’t seem to be rushing to gather just yet. Adam Harding reports.

It looks like a space suit with a tight helmet, filtration system and LED lighting accents. But this suit could be the future for big events like concerts or even clubbing during the coronavirus pandemic. With many concerts and big events being postponed or even canceled, a local design firm has set out to create a wearable, technology driven personal…

The NBA is in talks with The Walt Disney Company on a single-site scenario for a resumption of play in Central Florida in late July

Though they may not get to open their doors for a few more weeks, gyms are preparing for how they will adjust their daily operations to comply with social distancing guidelines and to help their customers feel safe, Lynda Baquero reports

The Stamford Museum and Nature Center is now open for members, by appointment, serving as a great escape for those who want to get out of the house, maintain social distancing, and meet some new furry friends, Ken Buffa reports

Mayor De Blasio shifts how NYC measures progress towards reopening as Long Island and Mid-Hudson could reopen as soon as next week. Andrew Siff reports.

For the first time in more than two months, the New York Stock Exchange trading floor is reopening. On May 26, brokers will be on the floor, but things will be different. Jen Maxfield reports.

With Memorial Day Weekend in sight, counties just outside of New York City are planning to turn all non-residents away from their beaches in an effort to reduce crowds and minimize the spread of COVID-19, John Chandler reports

Long Beach is reopening its boardwalk and beach in time for Memorial Day, but not without some restrictions in place to make sure residents remain socially distant, Greg Cergol reports

How the future of worship and practices will look like with social distancing in place, Lynda Baquero reports.

New Jersey, as part of phase one, re-opened their malls for curbside pick up, Pat Battle reports.

The Centers for Disease Control has released new detailed guidance on how to safely reopen the country. The guidelines come after all 50 states have already reopened and begun their own strategies.

New Jersey continues to roll out new openings during phase one its road to recovery. Car and motorcycle dealerships and bike shops resumed on-site sales, the latest relaxation of the stringent rules meant to stop the spread of Covid-19. But of course, there are restrictions. Pat Battle reports.

Retail therapy can help some of us get through tough times. Since you can’t go to the store they’re rolling out all different types of red carpets to come to you. One retailer is keeping their customers dressed for success and keeping themselves open for business. Natalie Pasquarella reports.

As nations around the world loosen coronavirus restrictions, people are discovering that “the new normal” is anything but.

Meanwhile cars are top of mind in Connecticut as the state prepares to reopen. When dealerships open, things will be noticeably different. Lynda Baquero reports.

Unless you’ve been brave enough to take a razor or set of shears to your head most of us are in desperate need of a haircut. Once salons open you can bet getting an appointment won’t be that easy. You can also bet it won’t be business as usual. Gaby Acevedo reports.

Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar on Tuesday defended President Donald Trump at a cabinet meeting after the president announced he is taking hydroxychloroquine despite lack of evidence showing it prevents coronavirus infection.

President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Tuesday, directing federal agencies to review the business regulations which were suspended during the pandemic and assess which could be permanently eliminated.

Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar spoke at a cabinet meeting on Tuesday about the need to reopen the U.S., saying, “For the sake of Americans’ health and well-being, we’ve got to support this and move ahead with safe reopening.”