Keiko Neutz, 87, died of Covid-19 in March. Her family wasn't able to be by her side, so they said goodbye through a series of video chats. Photos: Neutz family
A Wall Street Journal investigation found that the Occupational Safety and Health Administration did not thoroughly investigate worker conditions at an American Airlines subsidiary during the pandemic, despite multiple employee complaints and a Covid-19 outbreak that led to one death. Photo Illustration: Adele Morgan
Traveling nurses are offsetting staffing shortages in hospitals around the U.S. where Covid-19 is surging. Four nurses give viewers an intimate look into the mental and physical toll the work is having on them five months into the pandemic. Photo: Chelsea Walsh
Darnell "D Blocks" Meyers, known for his daring bike tricks, has over 200,000 followers on Instagram and is inspiring a surge of interest in BMX biking among youths. Photo: Justin Hogan
Members of the so-called bodyhacker movement have been implanting RFID chips under their skin, programming them to perform various tasks.
Lia Chavez is a multimedia artist who draws on meditation to find her creative spark. She says she's driven to explore "how the artist can serve as a living lab for the creative process."
The race is on to develop a vaccine for the Zika virus, and some experts are looking to a different type of platform: DNA vaccines. Video: Denise Blostein; Photo: Michelle Gustafson for The Wall Street Journal
