We’ve gone from asking, "Are you living your best life," to "how are you living life?"

When New York emerged as the epicenter of America’s COVID-19 pandemic, Lynne Hewett raced there from her home in southern Utah. Despite 30 years of nursing, she wasn’t ready for this.

P.T. Barnum once said, "The noblest art is that of making others happy." Do his words apply during a pandemic?

A children’s hospital custodian embraces the emotional labor of her job as coronavirus limits family visits.

A BYU tennis player weighs whether to come back for another season or start the rest of his life.

He toured with the circus, locked Alf in a suitcase and wrote limericks for The Sunday Long Read. How "Tork" finds joy amid uncertainty.

The pandemic taught the director of southern Utah’s Boulder Outdoor Survival School to keep calm and stay in the moment.

A small-town Florida pastor balances the health of his congregation with its desire to worship.

A New York ER doctor’s toughest battle in combating coronavirus isn’t tangling with COVID-19 patients.

With his party prevented by the virus outbreak, 4-year-old Aydan still celebrated in a memorable way.

A pair of WNBA stars, quarantined like everyone else, rejoice at the distraction of the WNBA draft — especially with their little sister waiting to hear her name.

Combatting coronavirus as a Los Angeles garbage truck driver

The host of NPR’s "Wait, Wait … Don’t Tell Me" tries to preserve some normalcy with good humor.

A western love story culminates in a courthouse surprise.

Dan Whitney, better known as Larry the Cable Guy, is content. And upset. But mostly content.

Walking through her shuttered watering hole, the owner of the Jackalope Lounge wonders if she’ll ever open again.

A month after writing about hope while his best friend was on a ventilator, he comes back to the keyboard one more time

A Utah defense attorney guides his clients through a changing justice system and the impact of COVID-19

A new day dawns for a ranger at Bryce Canyon National Park — and he shares it with the world

A man finds himself strapped into a hospital bed with symptoms of COVID-19, waiting for the test results

A doctor in rural Cameroon tries to explain the pandemic to a public that sometimes isn’t interested.

A Florida lawyer stalks beaches dressed as the harbinger of death to remind folks the pandemic isn’t going anywhere

Salt Lake City’s Erin Mendenhall confronts a pandemic and an earthquake 72 days into her mayoral tenure.

In Manaus, the Brazilian amazon’s largest city, a man travels to the poorest neighborhoods offering food, even while his own food security diminishes.