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In a matter of just one year, COVID-19 has changed virtually every aspect of our lives. But, with the rollout of vaccines among more and more people, experts are now looking ahead to what life will be like after the pandemic ends. Will working from home still be the norm? What about face masks? And then there are the lingering impacts of the virus itself, from continuing symptoms among the youngest and healthiest patients to the isolation felt by society's most vulnerable.  A team of reporters from across the country answered these questions and more for the TEGNA special project "Life after...

By October, all the state’s public schools were open, and now more than 65% of its students are on campus, with the rest studying online.

Health experts and doctors say the best way to limit the spread of COVID-19 coronavirus is by continuing to wear masks and socially distance yourself.

City commissioners' inboxes are flooded with emails from angry residents.

New research suggests vaccinating the 20-49 age group would significantly slow the spread. Right now, it's health care workers and people 65 and older.