"CARES Act"

Election planning underway with COVID-19 in mind

Lawmakers are discussing how to conduct safe elections amid COVID-19.

The Second Round of Stimulus Could Give Americans More of This...If It Passes The Senate

The CARES Act was a pretty historic piece of legislation that was the first step in providing relief to families negatively affected by the coronavirus. But now, the second round of stimulus is the..

A Decision to Make: Some Making More Being Unemployed

With unemployment benefits under the CARES Act paying $600 per week, returning to work can mean taking a pay cut. The national economic council director says the white house is considering a "back to..

Citing health concerns, TUSD cancels in-person graduation ceremonies

District leaders plan for opening schools in the fall, raises for educators

Millions of dollars available to help renters avoid eviction in Hamilton County

Hamilton County is earmarking $5 million to pay the rent of people who can’t pay on their own because they either lost their job, became ill or for other reasons related to COVID-19.

United Airlines to Make Executive Layoffs

United Airlines plans to lay off 13 of 67 executive officers in an effort to save money amid the coronavirus pandemic. Under terms of the airline industry bailout, the layoffs cannot commence until..

CARES Act update

Here is an update on the student loan relief program.

55 counties in Florida haven't received any CARES Act money

55 counties in Florida haven't received any CARES Act money

City of Tucson breaks down how it will distribute $95-million dollars

Millions from federal CARES ACT stimulus goes to city, small business and non-profits

Some COVID-19 patients are getting bills for testing despite federal CARES Act

Across the country, people who were tested for coronavirus are suddenly ending up with bills, even though the U.S. government promised Americans they wouldn’t get those bills.

2.1 Million People Filed for Unemployment, 41 Million Out of Work

An additional 2.1 million Americans filed for unemployment benefits last week bringing the total over the last 10 weeks to 41 million.

WH Officials Say They Won’t Release Annual Economic Outlook Citing Pandemic Fallout Could Mislead Public

Amid a financial crisis for the country, the White House is set to break with tradition this election season, and will not release economic projections during the summer. Veuer’s Justin Kircher has..

If You’re Waiting on Your Stimulus Payment, Check Your Junk Mail Because Here’s Why You May Have Thrown It Out

As millions of Americans wait on their coronavirus stimulus payment, those receiving it via a debit card may have already tossed it out, thinking it was junk mail. Veuer’s Justin Kircher has the..

Arizona cities, towns and counties to share $441M

Arizona splitting $441 million in federal COVID-19 aid.

Sacramento Mayor Steinberg breaks down spending plan for $29M in COVID-19 federal relief

Jessica Mensch reports

The Pandemic Has Produced Epic Unemployment, But Don't Count On A Second Stimulus Check

Business Insider reports Americans shouldn't count on getting a second stimulus check in June. Now that more than 39 million Americans are jobless, some lawmakers say the need for a second round of..

Many still waiting for PUA determinations

The state has started to make determinations on Pandemic Unemployment Assistance applications, but many people are still waiting for the program to help them.

Barbershops, salons struggle to recover from COVID-19 closure

State lawmakers promised economic relief to barbershops and beauty salons that were forced to close, because of coronavirus.

Where is Mesa's CARES Act money going?

Detailing Mesa's plan on how it will spend money from CARES Act.

Lee County CARES Act fund sees around 7,000 applications in first 4 hours

Lee County CARES Act fund sees around 7,000 applications in first 4 hours

Making the Grade: Reopening Idaho schools and budget cuts

Michelle Edmonds and Kevin Richert of Idaho Ed News discuss the state's plan for reopening schools as well as budget cuts and more.

Pennsylvania Health Officials Hold Daily COVID-19 Press Briefing

Gov. Wolf says the state is making progress in the fight against COVID-19.

Fighting for more loans

The owner of an athletic center in Lee’s Summit is looking for answers as to why only one of her training facilities has been approved for a loan under the federal CARES Act.

How to Deal With Your Landlord If You Can’t Pay Your Rent Due To COVID-19

COVID-19 has created a drastic change in finances for many Americans. If you can’t pay rent, this is how to deal with your landlord.

Palm Beach County businesses begin applying for CARES Act money

Businesses in Palm Beach County on Friday began to apply for grants and forgivable loans as part of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act.