Author: Trevor Hughes, USA TODAY

Abby Adair Reinhard couldn’t be with her father as he died in a hospital 5 miles away. She stayed on the phone with him for hours as he passed.

New research has prompted authorities to change their position Friday on the widespread use of non-medical masks in public.

Doctors have cancelled tens of thousands of “elective” surgeries to prep for coronavirus patients, leaving many Americans with pain and uncertainty.

For Salvation Army volunteers, the coronavirus outbreak is a chance to pay back their community. “This is not the time to do nothing,” says one.

Truckers across the country say they’ve seen no slowdown in factory or food production, and are busily delivering to stores nationwide.

Stressed out over coronavirus and working from home? Marijuana businesses say pot sales show people are looking to relax.

Public health officials say respecting quarantines will help reduce the severity of the coronavirus outbreak, despite the inconveniences they pose.

Joe Biden’s reluctance to endorse full legalization could upset younger, cannabis-focused voters interested in social-justice reform.