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MIchelle Obama revealed in her podcast this week that she is suffering from “low-grade depression” due to the pandemic and racial injustice. She is far from alone. Here is what the experts have told LX News about how to cope during these challenging times.

The pandemic has forced many people to find solace in their own backyards to stay safe. A Dallas woman’s passion for her backyard has now gone viral.

With the future of Broadway uncertain, actor and producer Ron Simons addresses how quarantine has altered his creative process and explains the trajectory of his career from software engineer to award-winning producer.

Even the world’s best athletes have been stuck at home during the pandemic. One year out from the postponed 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games, find out what Olympians have been doing to keep busy during quarantine.

Florida has surpassed its daily record for coronavirus deaths amid rising global worries of a resurgence, even as researchers announced that the first vaccine tested in the U.S. had worked to boost patients’ immune systems

Lifestyle expert Lindsay Myers provides out-of-the-box ideas for families looking to have a fun and safe summer, such as hosting karaoke nights, doing DIY activities and gardening.

Hospitals are seeing a bump in pregnancies for 2020 – a possible effect of the months-long lockdown across the country.

The governors of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut said Wednesday they will implement a mandatory quarantine on visitors to their states from viral hotspots, part of a coordinated effort to sustain low local infection rates as coronavirus cases surge to two-month highs across nearly half of the country. The order, which went into effect at 11:59 p.m. ET Wednesday,…

Gov. Greg Abbott (R) said in an interview last with KTAB-TV in Abilene that he plans to make an announcement soon that may clear the way for families to once again visit loved ones in senior living facilities.

Here’s a commercial Seth Meyers found for an R&B album that explores socially distanced lovemaking during the coronavirus pandemic.

Beauty influencer Ingrid Nilsen used to wear makeup every day. But after life was turned upside down by the coronavirus and quarantine, she has learned to embrace her natural, imperfect self.

Fifty days of strict lockdowns followed by 30 days where measures are eased could be an effective strategy for reducing Covid-19 deaths while ensuring some level of economic protection, scientists claim.

Privacy watchdogs say that the popular TikTok video app is violating a children’s privacy law and putting kids at risk

Professional dancer Dassy Lee shows us how to dance in the “popping” style.

Wine pong gets a quarantine makeover in What Are You Doing Wednesdays.

Our households have completely changed. We’re all home a lot more. Many restaurants are closed, limiting even the occasional takeout or delivery options. College kids and other relatives may be adding to the household numbers.

Just like every nonessential gathering during the coronavirus pandemic, fashion’s biggest night has migrated to the virtual world — except it’s not the celebrities who are making the Met Gala headlines this year. With the annual event held on the first Monday of May being postponed indefinitely because of COVID-19, people who are stuck in quarantine have gotten creative...

A Massachusetts mom recorded her 4-year-old daughter demanding to break stay-at-home orders so she can buy pink hair dye. (Sam Reed, WJAR-TV)

Virtual babysitting is becoming a go-to for some moms and dads who need to keep their kids occupied – while also working – during quarantine. News4’s Jackie Bensen reports.