Anna Nelson

The number of empty apartments for rent has soared to over 65,000 units

Most Big Apple restaurants remain closed, and that means no jobs for the city's creatives

Man's YouTube channel 'Dad How Do I?' goes viral

With no school, no camps, and no big gatherings here's how children are spending their time

One doctor in Minnesota is using music to try to raise the spirits of his co-workers and patients

For most Americans, quarantine means staying at home as much as possible and waiting, but pregnant women have bigger problems – can the virus be transmitted from mother to a new baby? Can infected mothers breastfeed? How to keep the new baby safe? Anna Nelson has the story, narrated by Anna Rice

Scientists, doctors, mayors and governors – everyone emphasizes the importance of social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic. But one American artist couple tried to pass the message across with a short animated video explaining why it is so important to stay at home during these challenging times. In just a day, the video went viral leading to millions of views and shares. Anna Nelson talked to the talented couple in this story narrated by Anna Rice.

Before the novel coronavirus struck the world earlier this year, the Museum of the City of New York had opened an exhibition dedicated to the dreadful events of the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic

Welsh-born designer Lucy Jones has launched a unique fashion brand in New York City specifically for people with disabilities

It seems inevitable that in this era of smart technology people would begin to think of ways to make their tech part of their body. Today, people have the ability to change themselves in new and unprecedented ways – and a 19-year-old Kai Landre is living proof. Anna Nelson has the story, narrated by Anna Rice