Author: Rick Jervis, USA TODAY

Shrimpers performed daring mid-storm rescues to save each other during Hurricane Laura. But Cameron Parish’s shrimping industry remains in doubt.

Sabine Pass, a low lying coastal town on the Texas-Louisiana line, was mostly boarded up, with many choosing to evacuate out of Laura’s path.

Decades of mistrust of police by minority groups make them hesitant to call police for help. Some departments are taking steps to rebuild that trust.

Crematoriums across the U.S. are adding extra shifts to meet demand of bodies killed by the coronavirus. In hotspots like New York, demand has soared.

As the coronavirus crisis grips the US, those with disabilities and chronic health conditions “are incredibly afraid of the rationing of healthcare.”

Coronavirus fears are growing among nonprofits and attorneys who monitor migrants waiting in Mexico for court dates in the U.S.

Migrants are embracing acupuncture treatments while living in dangerous Mexican border towns as they await their immigration court date in the U.S.

Julian Castro has struggled with name recognition as Latino voters may be looking for a candidate with a better chance of beating Donald Trump.