New cardinals quarantine in pope's hotel ahead of ceremony

The Vatican’s Santa Marta hotel is now sequestering soon-to-be cardinals in town for this weekend’s ceremony to get their red hats.

Thailand, Philippines sign for AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine

Thailand on Friday signed a $200 million deal to procure 26 million doses of a trial coronavirus vaccine developed by pharmaceutical firm AstraZeneca in collaboration with Oxford University. It is expected to be delivered in mid-2021.

Entrepreneurs pay for over $40K in groceries at metro Atlanta Kroger

The shoppers at the Decatur Kroger were shocked when all their groceries were paid for by a group of Atlanta entrepreneurs.

Retailers take steps to 'avoid a crowd' on Black Friday amid COVID-19

Typically, you'll see Black Friday shoppers camped out for a good deal at Best Buy on Thanksgiving Day, but in 2020, FOX6 News found an empty parking lot.

Thanksgiving dinner for vets opened to the public amid COVID-19

Organizers said because they weren't sure how many people would feel comfortable dining in, they added curbside pickup and to-go options.

St. Ben's, closed since March, delivers Thanksgiving meals to 300+

St. Ben's Meal Hall typically serves a free meal to hundreds on Thanksgiving Day. This year, the tradition continued but looked very different.

Outdoor Thanksgiving aims to combat 'housing and food insecurity'

By the end of the Thanksgiving event near 35th and Center in Milwaukee, hundreds of families had full bellies and supplies for winter.

New model projects US COVID-19 cases could double in 2 months

A new model from a study conducted by Washington University in St. Louis projects that if the U.S. continues handling the pandemic as it has, cases could double in just two months.

Don't wait more than 2 hours to put away Thanksgiving leftovers, USDA says

According to the United States Department of Agriculture, your perishable leftovers should be refrigerated within two hours of coming out of the oven or refrigerator.

Absent new stimulus, wealthy pay off credit cards, while others dive deeper into debt

Credit cards reveal yet another example of the “K-shaped recovery” wherein high earners are recuperating, or even increasing their wealth during the economic downturn, and lower income earners are flailing.