Now five years after the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, it's time to ask the question of whether COVID-19 is behind us or if ...

"Everything still had to get done," former Neenah Mayor Dean Kaufert said. "It just had to get done in a different way." ...

The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) cut a little-known bureau in its ranks that was trying to recoup more than ...

One in four Republican parents is now skipping or delaying some childhood vaccines for their kids, such as the MMR vaccine ...

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer ordered schools closed. Parents look back at how the pandemic spurred many into action, newly involving ...

As with its predecessor, the new drug candidate, Jun13296, targets a different viral protein than Paxlovid does and works ...

In Chait’s telling, the Left remains uncannily open-minded, always striving for truth, while the dogmatic Right remains ...

One in six children in Malaysia has been found to experience mental health issues, with the prevalence of such problems ...

The COVID-19 pandemic forced people worldwide to adapt quickly, and five years later, technology continues to play an ...

The Herald spoke to 10 students about how the pandemic impacted their lives before they found their way to Brown.

Like many other Ohio residents, Dianne Green of Lorain spent time during the COVID-19 pandemic learning about this public health emergency by watching television. Related Articles * \u0009\u0009\u0009 ...

Fifty-one Rockford restaurants will share $189,871 in COVID-19 pandemic relief grants to offset high unemployment taxes. Each ...