This date in Texas history: Texas athletic seasons abruptly ended by coronavirus pandemic
On this date in Texas history, the winter and spring seasons at Texas abruptly ended because of the coronavirus pandemic.
The day basketball stopped: 5 Section III champs still haunted by COVID-19 pandemic that halted state playoffs
Syracuse, N.Y. – Five years later, five boys basketball teams are still wondering: ...
Dr. Sara Cody, who led Santa Clara Co. through COVID-19 pandemic, set to retire
Santa Clara County Health Officer and Public Health Director Dr. Sara Cody, who led the county's COVID-19 pandemic response, ...
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Five years on, how has the COVID-19 pandemic shaped the economy?
COVID gave us the chance to rethink the labor market and health care, says Bard College's Pavlina Tcherneva — but we missed ...
Pew survey: COVID-19 pandemic impacted Americans' lives, divided country
A new poll from Pew Research Center reveals that 75% of Americans say the pandemic took a toll on their personal lives and ...
It's been 5 years since WHO declared global COVID-19 pandemic: Mainers still experiencing impacts
Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.), who has long been considered one of the Senate’s budget hawks, recently gave advice that when the ...
PHOTO GALLERY: The 5-year anniversary of COVID-19 pandemic
Monserrat Medina Zentella attends school via the internet, amid the new coronavirus pandemic, from her home in Mexico City, ...
5 years after COVID-19 pandemic began in Knoxville, look back at early stories and photos
Before the pandemic claimed the lives of more than 1,700 Knox County residents, it began with a trickle of announcements.
COVID-19: Five years since pandemic declaration
Five years after the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a pandemic, Americans continue to feel its impact, with ...
Pennsylvania doctors reflect on COVID-19 pandemic 5 years later
Doctors say the COVID vaccine, which was created in Philadelphia, substantially changed the course of the pandemic.
Five years ago, WHO declared a global pandemic. Where things stand
COVID-19 took the lives of more than one million Americans and nearly 116,000 Californians, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.