Most U.S. states have reopened, partially reopened or plan to open in the next week, even as new cases of the coronavirus continue to grow around the country.
Only 4 states, D.C. and Puerto Rico remain largely shut down.
Here's where each state stands. nyti.ms/3cD0QwT
Only 4 states, D.C. and Puerto Rico remain largely shut down.
Here's where each state stands. nyti.ms/3cD0QwT
In Oregon, retail stores are open. In Oklahoma, people can go out dancing at nightclubs again.
But the openings come as Dr. Anthony Fauci warned Congress this week that reopening too soon could trigger “some suffering and death that could be avoided.” nyti.ms/3cD0QwT
But the openings come as Dr. Anthony Fauci warned Congress this week that reopening too soon could trigger “some suffering and death that could be avoided.” nyti.ms/3cD0QwT
We're tracking when orders to stay at home are lifted in each state, as well as when broad reopenings are allowed in public spaces.
Some states have had stay-at-home orders in place since mid-March and most did for at least a month. nyti.ms/3cD0QwT
Some states have had stay-at-home orders in place since mid-March and most did for at least a month. nyti.ms/3cD0QwT
We're also tracking which states are — or aren't — flattening the curve.
As of Friday, Arizona, Arkansas and South Dakota are still seeing increases in coronavirus cases.
28 others are holding steady at current rates.
19 states are showing decreases. nyti.ms/2T9NhNG
As of Friday, Arizona, Arkansas and South Dakota are still seeing increases in coronavirus cases.
28 others are holding steady at current rates.
19 states are showing decreases. nyti.ms/2T9NhNG
Economic pressures are fueling reopenings in the U.S. even as coronavirus cases continue to climb. Businesses that are opening up are doing so under restrictions, such as allowing fewer customers and requiring workers and customers to wear masks. nyti.ms/3cD0QwT
