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Local health officials say you can catch COVID-19 more than once.

Local health leaders say they’re concerned with the New York Times’ reporting on COVID-19 cases in Roanoke.

We’ve heard about many athletes and highly active people who’ve tested positive for the coronavirus.

The unverified claim that Pence delivered empty boxes of PPE “just for the camera" went viral on social media.

There are countless studies into the coronavirus (COVID-19) going on around the world, and three that recently caught our eye involve when the spread of the virus first began, hundreds of mutations helping COVID-19 evolve and a development that could make a vaccine very difficult to create.

Could we really have a coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine by the end of the year? Some experts believe it’s possible, though not necessarily likely.

With new information constantly coming in, many of our viewers have a lot of questions concerning coronavirus.

One of the most important elements to reopening is increased testing for COVID-19, yet many residents still have questions and concerns about testing issues.

There are concerns about the accuracy of antibody tests that would help determine if someone had and recovered from coronavirus (COVID-19).

This period of social isolation has been hard on adults, so it should be no surprise that it's taking a toll on children too.

Dr. Anthony Fauci, the head of the National institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, expressed optimism Wednesday about finding a possible treatment for coronavirus (COVID-19).

Concerns about spreading the coronavirus (COVID-19) have most surgeries on hold, and that includes surgeries for many cancers.

There are concerns about the accuracy of antibody tests that would help determine if someone had and recovered from coronavirus (COVID-19).

Poison control centers are reporting an increase in calls related to cleaning products as people are trying to reduce their risk from coronavirus (COVID-19).

Gov. Ralph Northam has not left the state since his executive order requiring Virginians to stay at home went into effect, according to his spokesperson.

At the start of the COVID-19 eruption, emergency departments were dealing with an overwhelming influx of patients and people were urged to seek alternate care for nonemergency problems.

With every passing day, experts learn more about the virus that has completely changed our lives.

Although there is more COVID-19 testing available, many are still not able to get tested.

Healthcare workers put their lives on the line every day to care for people affected by COVID-19.

It’s a strange time. Anyone else finding themselves spending more time than usual on social media, considering the coronavirus pandemic?

“Is that accurate?” It’s a question we’re all asking about social media posts and online reports a lot these days. The Trust Index team is here to help.

Graham Media Group is announcing the launch of Trust Index, a new initiative to combat misinformation campaigns targeting local media.