Jayla Whitfield

Hospitals nationwide are dealing with a shortage of nurses, and nursing schools don't have enough educators to keep up.

Nearly 20 years ago Flight 93 crashed in Shanksville, Pennsylvania. The plane was hijacked by terrorists and their final destination was believed to be the U.S Capitol.

Morgues have to be able to support COVID-related deaths and everything else including homicides and drug deaths. States including Alabama, Florida and North Carolina now have mobile morgues on standby.

As the coronavirus surges nationwide hospitals are struggling to keep up. This is the third wave of the virus that's impacted the hospital system.

The Golden Ray cargo ship at St. Simon sound is leaking oil near one of the largest ports in the country.

Paramedics are on the front line of the pandemic and they are a necessity. However, officials say as training requirements increase the pay for many EMS workers is not enough. Local and rural communities are feeling the impact the most.

According to the Biden administration, the holiday was supposed to represent independence from the virus but some states have less than 50% of their population vaccinated.

Over 40% of day camps and 80% of overnight camps had to close their doors last year due to the pandemic. The CDC released new guidance for summer camps to follow amid the pandemic.

Millions of Americans live in food deserts across the country. These are known as areas without affordable and healthy food nearby.

Even as America celebrates Black History Month, the coronavirus pandemic is taking a toll on minority communities.

Student loan borrowers in the United States have accumulated more than $1 trillion in debt, and although the government is working to give students relief, many are still in the hole because their debt keeps growing.

Tens of thousands of new patients are requesting at-home treatment as the demand for home care workers skyrockets.

Families who had extra cash a year ago are now struggling to make ends meet, thanks to both spiking unemployment and the closure of small businesses that can't survive under coronavirus health restrictions.

Making music together for marching bands across the country is not the same anymore. High school marching bands are adjusting to a new normal amid the coronavirus pandemic.

As the coronavirus swept across the country, film and production sets were abandoned as bustling movie sets that rivaled small towns were left sitting empty.