Beauden Baumkirchner, 3, skinned his knee in early October. That cut acted as a portal for the toxin-laced bacteria that threatened his life.
Author: Joel Shannon, USA TODAY
Photo shows doctor embracing a ‘vulnerable,’ ‘lonely’ COVID-19 patient on Thanksgiving
Photographer Go Nakamura says Dr. Joseph Varon often gets close to COVID-19 patients, but the hug on Thanksgiving was rare and a moving moment.
Coronavirus updates: US reports 1 million cases in less than a week; Los Angeles County issues stay-at-home order
It took less than a week for the US to record a million more cases of COVID-19. Los Angeles County has announced a stay-at-home order. Virus updates.
OAN, touted by Donald Trump for its ‘Great News,’ suspended from YouTube for COVID-19 misinformation
OAN, which had been warned about violating a COVID-19 misinformation policy, according to YouTube, won’t be allowed to upload videos for one week.
After months of following COVID-19 guidelines, a Texas family ‘let their guard down’ for a day. All 12 of them got sick.
After taking “great precautions” for months, a Texas family gathered together on Nov. 1. All 12 were infected with COVID-19 and some spread it.
Among the reasons not to pet this ‘puffball’ of a rodent: Its fur packed with poison, study finds
A study of African crested rat found the rodent chews a plant-based poison and licks it into specialized hairs in its fur.
‘I’m hungry’: In-N-Out fans clog traffic, camp out for days as first Colorado locations open
In-N-Out’s burgers have attracted a cult following, but the chain only operates in six other states.
Critics roast Rudy Giuliani for apparent hair dye mishap: ‘Hire union hair and makeup professionals’
It’s not the first time the President Donald Trump’s personal attorney attracted attention for a messy appearance.
A 4-year-old Texas boy lost his dad, then mom to coronavirus. His grandmother’s message to the world: ‘Take COVID seriously.’
Raiden Gonzalez, who will soon turn 5 years old, has lost both his parents to COVID-19 this year. His grandmother’s message: “Take COVID seriously.”
The Dakotas are ‘as bad as it gets anywhere in the world’ for COVID-19
North and South Dakota face a tragic reality in coronavirus cases that health experts say could have been largely prevented with earlier action.