COVID activity is elevated nationally, but hospitalizations remain low, with the highest rates among infants and adults aged ...

Plus, what to do if you get sick this summer or fall.

Doctors warn that two of these symptoms in particular can cause complications.

Unlike other respiratory illnesses, such as the flu, COVID-19 has more than a single yearly "surge." Here is why.

The viral illness surges in both summer and winter, but the pattern may be shifting a bit along with the severity.

As summer winds down, COVID-19 cases are growing in at least 40 states. Here’s where COVID is surging and what to know about the vaccine.

The number of COVID cases have been increasing across the country as the virus once again follows its typical summer pattern. While wastewater concentrations of COVID-19 are lower than they were at ...

COVID-19 is spreading, but population immunity and new treatments have resulted in far fewer hospitalizations and deaths.

It's an uptick and not yet a surge but COVID-19 cases are rising in Ventura County.

Last year, North Carolina saw a super-flu in the winter. COVID-19 regularly spikes in early fall, as children return to ...