Asymptomatic Spread a Major Source of Infection, D.C. Health Finds

An analysis from the district's health department found that 51% of people who tested positive for the virus between July 31 and Aug. 13 likely got it from an infected person who showed no symptoms.

Cellphone Data Shows How Las Vegas Is 'Gambling With Lives' Across the Country

Las Vegas casinos, open for months now, are a likely hotbed for the spread of COVID-19. For many reasons, contact tracing has proved next to impossible as tourists return to homes across the U.S.

The Fun Police Should Stand Down

Social gatherings provoke moral indignation—but bringing in law enforcement will promote injustice, not reduce infections.

Home Sale Data Raises Doubts Virus is Driving Wide Exodus From Cities

But there are some pockets of the U.S. where urban housing markets appear to be softer than the suburbs.

Massive Fiscal Relief for Local Governments Is Vital to Keep the Economy Alive

COMMENTARY | With negotiations over the next coronavirus relief bill stalled in Congress, and state and local aid in question, the future of the nation’s economy is uncertain.

One State Offers Training To Help Teachers Combat Pandemic-Related Stress and Anxiety

The emotional learning course, developed by Yale, will be offered for free to all school staff members in Connecticut to help teachers understand and manage their stress and anxiety so they can better help their students.

State Attorneys General May Sue Trump Administration Over Changes to USPS

State officials are alarmed by recent changes at the U.S. Postal Service, which could threaten an election held largely via mail-in voting.

Mothers Are Increasingly Running for Office. Will COVID-19 Sideline Their Momentum?

The long-term ramifications of the pandemic on political campaigning are still unclear, but there are signs that mothers could be disproportionately affected.

Dismiss Minor Misdemeanors During the Pandemic

COMMENTARY | The business-as-usual approach to minor offenses is immoral and dangerous.

What Reopening? Unemployment Stays High Amid Claims Struggles

Jobless numbers up in seven states, unchanged in 22 others.

The Plan That Could Give Us Our Lives Back

The U.S. has never had enough coronavirus tests. Now a group of epidemiologists, economists, and dreamers is plotting a new strategy to defeat the virus, even before a vaccine is found.

Wildfires Raging in Several Western States

Fires are forcing hundreds of evacuations in the south and western United States.

To Speed Up Results, States Limit COVID-19 Testing

The average wait for test results is more than four days.

Seven Connecticut Residents Fined $1,000 for Violating Covid Travel Rules

STATE AND LOCAL NEWS ROUNDUP | Montana starts grants for live entertainment venues … An elected police commissioner in Detroit sues police department … Bald eagle takes down a drone.

For Cities, Path to Financial Recovery Could Be a Long One

“It takes years for cities to recover lost revenue,” said one of the authors of a new report that surveys the financial affairs of nearly 500 cities across the U.S.

In a Bid to Save Local Restaurants, Cities Open Streets and Parking Lots to Outdoor Dining

The popular "Streatery" program in Madison, Wisconsin could extend beyond its current October end date.

Jail Populations Are On the Rise

While many jails acted quickly at the beginning of the pandemic to release people and reduce overcrowding, a new analysis shows those efforts have slowed.

How to Use Ventilation and Air Filtration to Prevent the Spread of Coronavirus Indoors

COMMENTARY | When it comes to making indoor spaces safer, it is either a matter of bringing in more outside air or removing the virus from air inside a building.

Contact Tracers in Massachusetts Might Order Milk or Help With Rent. Here’s Why.

Massachusetts includes a specific role in its COVID-19 contact-tracing program that’s not common everywhere: a care resource coordinator.

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