Parties

House parties and other 'super-spreading events' could be banned until 2023 because coronavirus 'is not disappearing', scientist warnsHouse parties and any other large gatherings could face a 'three year ban'Professor Hendrik Streeck says Covid spikes will be commonplace 'until 2023' Police forces in England are able to fine organisers of illegal gatherings £10,000By William Cole For…

Pulsing parties in swanky South Beach mansions. Raging raves in Miami warehouses. Backyard bashes in Palm Beach manors where teenagers drink late into the night. South Florida is a world epicenter of coronavirus infections, but some irrepressible revelers insist on trying to live out the subtropical promise of fun, sin and sun — COVID-19 or…

CLOSETypically a day of fireworks, parades and other community events, celebrating the Fourth of July will look different this year as the coronavirus pandemic rages on.Public festivities in the city of Milwaukee have been canceled across the board and many suburbs have followed suit, but a few events in surrounding areas — including fireworks displays, parades and "reverse parades"…

Published on Jul 1, 2020Human remains found approximately 30 miles from Fort Hood could be those of missing Private First Class Vanessa Guillen. The Guillen family is set to hold a press conference in Washington, D.C. Wednesday morning expressing their disappointment with the army’s response to Guillen’s disappearance. Mireya Villarreal reports.Watch "CBS This Morning" HERE:…

BATON ROUGE, La. — Public health officials warn that college carousing and fraternity parties at universities across the South have become “superspreader events” that created COVID-19 hot spots. Hundreds of cases have been tied to student parties at Ole Miss in Oxford, Mississippi, and at Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge, where nearly three dozen…