Author: Trevor Hughes, USA TODAY

Communities across the U.S. are having serious conversations about how to reimagine policing in wake of George Floyd’s death. Hard work lies ahead.

Four states are sharing driver’s license data with federal officials who are trying to calculate how many undocumented people live in the U.S.

Seattle’s Black protesters calling for systemic change following the death of George Floyd say they worry white allies will again lose interest.

Minnesota officials say outside agitators, not local residents, are responsible for the violence and riots.

A mail carrier says she misses seeing her customers but believes she’s playing an essential role in keeping Americans safely isolated at home.

Officials are pushing people without homes into shelters to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, but advocates say more must be done to save lives.

The burgeoning marijuana industry is working swiftly to adapt to its customers needs as the coronavirus outbreak wreaks havoc on the economy.

Abby Adair Reinhard couldn’t be with her father as he died in a hospital 5 miles away. She stayed on the phone with him for hours as he passed.

While many Americans work from home, millions of critical workers are still cramming onto buses and trains, putting themselves and others at risk.