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No state in the country has been immune from COVID-19 deaths. The World Health Organization declared the virus a pandemic on March 12, 2020.

With health experts warning that warmer months may not bring an end to coronavirus, officials are developing a framework for what America’s new normal could look like.

Senior running back Patrick Taylor will miss the Southern game this weekend after injuring his left foot in Saturday’s win over Ole Miss.

The Institute for Law Enforcement Administration honored Jean at a ceremony in Plano, Texas.

Americans have the potential to take summer vacations this year — provided that the country continues aggressive mitigation efforts now and gets to a place where it can modify them, the nation’s top infectious disease official said Thursday.

According to a release sent by the DA’s office, Printers Alley Bar and Grill has been closed after investigators determined there was a pattern of drug trafficking, unlicensed liquor sales and other criminal activity at the bar.

The number of coronavirus patients in New York and Connecticut is starting to rise at a slower rate and the nation’s top infectious disease official says it’s a sign that social distancing is working.

Authorities say two people, including a sheriff’s deputy, were killed Thursday in a shooting in rural northern Arkansas.

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg — known as the Notorious RBG to her many admirers — was one of the many noteworthy figures who died in 2020.

Rap artists and women have both felt shunned by the Grammy Awards in recent years. But this year, they took center stage.

Vols can’t hold onto second half lead, falling in Columbia Saturday night.