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Published
August 21, 2021

Kentucky governor suffers legal defeat in figting COVID surge

The order could dramatically alter the state's response to the pandemic.
Published
August 21, 2021

New England students with at-risk families fight to get remote options

A state law in Connecticut prohibits districts from providing a long-term remote learning option instead of in-person instruction.
Published
August 21, 2021

As virus surges in Mississippi, some ingesting livestock dewormer

The spike in ivermectin use comes as the state suffers through 'the worst part of the pandemic.'
Published
August 21, 2021

Silenced by COVID, mariachi Mass returns to Tucson cathedral

The colorful tradition dates back a half-century and fuses Roman Catholicism with Mexican American pride.
Published
August 21, 2021

Parents get coached on how to escape mask and vaccine rules

Some public officials and other community leaders are trying to help people come up with ways to get exemptions.

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Published
August 21, 2021

Mask, vaccine conflicts descend into violence and harassment

Across the country, more demonstrations are taking scary turns.
Published
August 21, 2021

Though young and healthy, unvaccinated father dies of COVID

Health officials in Mississippi say they are seeing a spike in cases among young adults and children as the highly contagious delta variant sweeps through unvaccinated populations.
Published
August 21, 2021

Maine CDC reports 205 COVID-19 cases, two deaths

The seven-day average reaches 160.1 new cases on Saturday.
Published
August 21, 2021

Teacher vaccination mandates enacted in some states, but not in the works in Maine

Superintendents and teachers union representatives in several Maine districts said they aren't discussing vaccination mandates and many believe the staff vaccination rate is high enough to make mandates unnecessary.
Published
August 20, 2021

Demand for oxygen in COVID-stricken Orlando leads mayor to urge cuts in water use

The Orlando Utility Commission treats the city's water with liquid oxygen, but now Mayor Buddy Dyer says ‘the No. 1 priority for the liquid oxygen should be for hospitals.’