As the pandemic continues in Wisconsin, locals are extending a helping hand to others in the community. This includes people stepping up to provide PPE or personal protective equipment for hospitals ...

As concerns grew over the shortage of masks and mask covers for health-care workers, Maria Varela, a fashion-studies major at Columbia College Chicago, realized that her ability to sew had new value. ...

Slowing the spread of COVID-19 takes a consolidated effort from the entire community. Some local clothing designers are stepping up to do their part. With protective face mask shortages across the ...

When Martina Hanoglu saw people in her native Czech Republic making homemade facial masks for possible protection against the coronavirus, she pulled out her small sewing machine. For the past two ...

In June, after making and giving away 1,500 masks, including 600 to Mount Sinai South Nassau, the Oceanside-headquartered hospital, Bonnie Sollog stopped keeping count on a spreadsheet. Yet, the ...

All across the metro, home sewers with sore backs and fingers are hunched over their dining room and kitchen tables cutting fabric and old shirts into long rectangular pieces. They’re making surgical ...

Roberta Hudson once made tutus for the San Francisco Ballet and later sewed dresses for young girls in impoverished countries. Now the Oakley resident has found a new niche: making masks to help ...

FLORAL PARK, N.Y. (CBSNewYork)-- Volunteers of all ages are stepping up to help meet the needs of essential workers during the coronavirus outbreak. CBS2's Carolyn Gusoff has the story of one such ...

Read full article: More than 200 veterans locked up at Bexar County jail in September, new data shows Alianna Ujueta was shot in the head over the weekend; BCSO is looking for photos and videos from ...

Our heroes these days wear masks that don’t conceal their identity but reveal their integrity. Unfortunately, a shortage of medical masks is revealing a startling shortcoming of crucial healthcare ...

Instead of focusing on curing people after they get sick, Dr. Christian Schrock, a Twin Cities epidemiologist and infectious-disease consultant, has spent his 45-year career trying to keep people from ...