Telehealth surged during the COVID-19 pandemic, bringing the experience of virtual doctor’s visits to scores of people who’d never had – or even wanted –
Although government agencies, hospitals, and non-profits have been at the forefront of fighting COVID-19 through providing vaccinations, education, and public outreach, some businesses have also
Communities are required by law to test the safety of their drinking water and compile an annual Consumer Confidence Report to be made available to
Widespread vaccine distribution has been touted as the only way back to ‘normal’ life. As business reporters, keeping an eye on the progress of the
Even without a pandemic, health and the business of health care are always a hot topic issue. With lots of jargon and ever changing information,
It’s been, what, five months since the early news of Covid-19 spreading? Numbers are at the heart of explaining it all, whether enumerating people infected,
U-Haul International ended 2019 with an announcement that it would stop hiring nicotine users in 21 states starting on February 1, 2020. Current employees will
With the rise of COVID-19 cases in the U.S., business reporters may be having to quickly adapt to writing health stories. But with people across
Mutual aid is a voluntary exchange of resources and services. Essentially, it is a way for people to support one another in times need. Mutual
As readers cope with new realities in response to COVID-19, providing them with clear and accurate information is more important than ever. AP Stylebook held
The Agricultural Improvement Act of 2018 (aka the Farm Bill) legalized the cultivation of hemp and the sale of hemp products, within some legal parameters.
Emergency transport, such as ambulances, can save lives–but not without a price. Although these services are solely run by the government in countries like the
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