Technology

Lin-Manuel Miranda and the original "Hamilton" Broadway cast gave a special performance to a young musical fan.

Carrollton police have arrested an 18-year-old who posted on social media that she tested positive for COVID-19 coronavirus and is “willfully spreading it.”

A small group of engineers and healthcare workers in California are creating emergency ventilators using a relic from the U.S. Army in the 1960s.

Earlier this week, the FBI warned the nation of so-called "Zoom-bombing," or video hacking, as more people have turned to video-teleconferencing amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

A man from Florida devised an imaginative method of sending toilet paper to a neighbor on March 27 by delivering it using a drone.

One girl and her papa were able to dance together while still considering social distancing guidelines.

The Federal Communications Commission and the Department of Justice approved the deal last year.

Michelle Bennett's mother Carolann lived a life of service. She spent 38 years working as a nurse, and last week, at the age of 75, she died surrounded by them.

Hackers have been intruding on Zoom teleconferences, according to the FBI.

DetectaChem says its detection technology will provide test results for COVID-19 detection in minutes via an automated smartphone app that provides the user real-time information.

A New York photographer who used a drone to ask a woman on a date during the coronavirus pandemic used a protective bubble to meet her in person.

Those left without a job due to COVID-19 have turned to social media to ask for money to cover rent.

Self-isolation amid the COVID-19 pandemic has given people plenty of time to show off their previously unused skills

An E.R. nurse with Ascension Health System shared a video on Instagram detailing the severity of the coronavirus in hospitals nowadays.

Heat maps that show cellphone location data in the U.S. paint a disturbing picture of the potential spread of coronavirus as the country grapples with lockdown measures and tries to stem the virus' tide.

An expecting mother shared a harrowing warning, urging people to stay inside amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

A professor of anesthesiology at the University of Florida is building an "open source" ventilator out of common items from hardware stores, in an effort to meet the desperately high demand internationally due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Three million children in the United States do not have home internet access, according to the Associated Press.