Coronavirus Special Update

Every day, more evidence emerges of robocallers using deceptive tactics to trick people into wasting money or giving up personal information — and the issue is escalating. After a few months of an onslaught of automated calls and texts, the data is finally in: COVID-19 is one of the major topics used in efforts to deceive people. Here's what you need to watch out for.

If you'd rather not venture out to the grocery store, tech has your back. Try out one of these apps or services to get your groceries delivered right to your door. We'll show you how to use them and the steps you need to take when your food arrives.

Cybercriminals don't care that millions of people are broke and out of work. In fact, they see it as a perfect opportunity to attack people and steal their money. And now, the FTC is warning Americans about a nasty new email scam that tricks you into sharing your bank account for alleged COVID-19 relief funds. If you get this kind of email, here's why you need to delete it right away.

Kim offers the most up-to-date advice on how to handle the coronavirus pandemic safely. Whether you're riding in Lyft or Uber vehicles, ordering and sanitizing online orders, or shopping with touch-free payment methods, Kim shares practical advice to help you avoid COVID-19 germs to keep you and your family safe.

Electric vehicles are becoming more and more prevalent in today’s society. So, how will this affect gas stations? Will we see them all converted into electric charging stations or will they simply die off?

Though the last few months have dragged on, COVID-19 is still new to humans. We don’t know too much about the disease, let alone what kind of lasting impact it may have on the human body. Some scientists are suggesting the coronavirus and its long-term effects could be much worse than we initially imagined.