Coverage of the COVID-19 Pandemic and its impacts on daily life. The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, and others.
March 2nd. Deaths begins mounting in Central London.
March 12, the first mass-testing sites begin opening around the U.S.
A testing site in Colorado.
The first vaccines begin shipment.
The first mass vaccinations begin.
Bienvenu Chengan's mother on her deathbed. Chengan, who contracted COVID-19 at a JBS meatpacking facility, faults the company and his exposure with her death.
Restaurants navigate reopening.
Professional sports make their return, playing to empty stadiums.
Mass vaccinations continue.
Nurses prepare vaccines for dispersal.
Distilleries learn to re-purpose their facilities to produce hand sanitizer.
Vaccine administration.
John Kenady, who is unhoused, navigates social support networks and life during the pandemic without a place to call home.
College students in front of their fraternity house play drinking games, isolate together, and attend all classes virtually.
Air travel begins to return.
Eric Church with fans during a concert. Church's tour has required fans to wear masks, to limited compliance, while maintaining a rigorous bubble for its performers and touring staff.
A skier alone on a chairlift. Resorts maintained social distancing and worked to keep slopes open throughout the pandemic.
Many parts of the country, despite strict mask bans, ignored federal guidance.
Election workers cleaning polling stations.
Election Day 2020.
"Van life" exploded in popularity during the Pandemic, with remote workers buying luxury camper vans and choosing to isolate outdoors.
Workers at Ball Arena in Denver prepare to dismantle the stage after a concert, and begin putting in an NBA court for the next day's game.
JBS meatpacking employees were hit hard during the pandemic, with skyrocketing infection rates, and safety concerns largely ignored.
Air travel plummets across the U.S.
Class time. While most school districts stayed virtual as long as possible, certain districts pushed return to in-person schooling far ahead of federal guidance.
Tyler Johnson, a college professor, has noted an increased in academic dishonesty cases as virtual education continues.
A healthcare worker looks at a line of cars waiting for vaccines.
Black Lives Matter protests during the heart of the Pandemic.
