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Here is the latest fundraising news on the two big Kentucky congressional contests facing Louisville voters this year.

COVID cases have gone up recently in Arlington County and DC, but hospitalizations remain very low, according to CDC and DC Health data.

Having Covid can be a wildly confusing experience. But you can still make a plan to get through the course of illness.

Returning to a pre-pandemic lifestyle will come at a cost, according to a simulation model that projected the future of the COVID-19 pandemic in every U.S. state. It suggests there is no "magic moment" to lift restrictions, like mask mandates, and that deaths are inevitable. Public officials must use a risk-benefit analysis to determine the best time to remove restrictions, scientists say.

Experts said it’s not inevitable Americans who have not gotten COVID yet eventually will, and there are several reasons people have been able to avoid infection

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WBAL Radio 1090 AM - Why some Americans haven't gotten COVID yet and why it's not inevitable they ever will: Experts

WBAL Radio 1090 AM - Why some Americans haven't gotten COVID yet and why it's not inevitable they ever will: Experts

Scientists say COVID-19 eventually will become endemic, meaning the coronavirus will reach a point where it is present in a predictable way. But that doesn't mean it will turn into a harmless common cold. Other endemic diseases, like malaria and influenza, kill thousands of people every year.

As the "stealth" variant becomes the dominant variant in some countries, public health experts are tracking its circulation in the United States.