A fugitive wanted for murder tried to get some sun on one of Florida’s recently reopened beaches this weekend. But he ended up behind bars instead.
How coronavirus is causing confusion with states’ alcohol laws
Reports of consumers crossing state lines to buy drinks has leaders worried.
Cuomo, de Blasio disagreement over school restart amid coronavirus puts parents in limbo
The rivalry between the governor and the mayor has left millions of parents frustrated and confused over their children’s future.
Coronavirus fears help push gun background checks to record levels in March
Gun control advocates are worried about increased shootings.
Nonprofit organizations ask for stimulus money as resources dry up in coronavirus pandemic
Nearly 12.5 million Americans work in the nonprofit sector and leaders are worried they will all lose their jobs without a boost.
Despite coronavirus grocery buying spree, farmers fearful for the future
Possible shutdowns and demand changes have farmers on edge.
Maine sheriff investigating claim that armed men cut down tree to force neighbor’s quarantine
Investigators are looking into a case where a group of armed men allegedly tried to quarantine a town visitor.
Rhode Island reverses order to make only New York visitors self-quarantine after Cuomo threatens lawsuit
A battle of policies between the two governors ended with Rhode Island withdrawing its mandatory self isolation order for New Yorkers.
Construction unions call for better safety, health protections as work continues during coronavirus pandemic
As the pandemic grows throughout the country, representatives for the millions of construction workers say they need the right balance of care and work needs.
Rural communities’ digital deserts cripple tele-education during coronavirus outbreak
The coronavirus has forced millions of Americans to head online to stay productive, however for many communities, this isn’t a viable option.
Coronavirus restrictions put extra burden on the blind community: Experts
The safety restrictions put in place due to the coronavirus outbreak, is harsher on the blind community, according to experts.
State governors taking lead on coronavirus precautions as federal government works to define plan
As the federal government scrambles to come up with a national policy over the coronavirus outbreak, state governors have taken the lead to protect their residents.
Therapists face challenges as coronavirus limits in-person help
The coronavirus outbreak created new challenges for mental health service providers who can not conduct face to face meetings.
State public health cuts hamper coronavirus containment: Experts
Declines in public health funding across the nation have made it harder to combat the COVID-19 virus.
Tennessee hospital won’t charge tornado victims medical fees
One medical center is helping dozens of victims who were hurt by the Nashville storms.
Larry Nassar victims lend support to men who say University of Michigan doc abused them
A group of sex abuse victims stood up against one Michigan college for failing them and are now supporting the victims who alleged another campus did the same.
What you need to know about New York’s ban on plastic bags
New York joined other localities with banning plastic bags from all stores. Here are the do’s and don’t of the new regulation.
Coronavirus has ‘pandemic potential,’ WHO warns as US ramps up testing
Health officials and world leaders provide updates on the outbreak.
Latest American infected with coronavirus has no relevant travel history: CDC
An American with no relevant travel history was diagnosed with coronavirus, according to health officials.
Oregon lawmakers were supposed to vote on a climate change bill. Republicans walked out – again
For the second year in a row, Oregon GOP members refused to be in the state house before a green cap and trade bill came before a vote.