NYC Public Schools Postpone In-Person Learning Until Sept. 21
Schools had originally been set to reopen on Sept. 10.
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Schools had originally been set to reopen on Sept. 10.
As students begin to face the new normal in schools, one of the hardest challenges of adjusting will be having to wear masks all day.
The delayed start to the city's school year has been met by relief from teachers hoping for more time to make their classrooms safe.
A nonprofit feeding hungry kids in one of the richest counties in America is facing many challenges linked to the coronavirus pandemic.
Oxford University researchers have started the final round of testing for their COVID-19 vaccine in the U.S. — a significant leading step in the race to beat the coronavirus pandemic.
Gyms can only operate at 20% of indoor capacity, leaving many to rely on the reservation system.
City schools are getting ready to welcome back students in just over a week. But many parents feel not everyone is on the same page as to how it's all going to work.
The start of the school year is always full of emotions for kids, and given the pandemic, this year those emotions will likely be heightened.
Restaurants must operate at 25 percent capacity with social distancing between tables. Staff must wear masks.
Her battle started March 21 when she had difficulty breathing.
Weekly COVID-19 testing is required in Connecticut nursing homes.
Students returned to campus this week ahead of classes that begin on Monday.
Every year, nearly 800,000 people in the U.S. suffer a stroke, a leading cause of death and disability.
Most public health experts agree that fast, widespread and affordable coronavirus testing is essential to bring the pandemic under control.
Speaking at a news conference on Wednesday, the governor went into detail about what life will be like in gyms going forward in the age of COVID-19.
