COVID-19

We love our Treasure Valley bars and we want to see them thrive after this is all over, so now is a good time to talk about the safest ways to have drinks. We can do this.

No more resisting it. If you want to be anywhere in public, you better be wearing a mask.

So many things are different now, and that includes back-to-school shopping for Boise State students. Hand sanitizer and masks will be on the list.

Tomorrow, our neighbors in Oregon will be required to wear facial coverings while visiting indoor public places. Would you feel safer if Idaho began to enforce a similar policy?

Twenty-four hours before a recent hotel stay I had to be able to answer "no" to several screening questions, or the hotel was going to cancel my reservation.

After one of us was exposed, everyone in my house waited eagerly for COVID-19 test results to come in. The answer made me think about the disease in a whole new light.

Someone in my home may have been exposed to COVID-19, and now it's a waiting game to see if she comes down with symptoms.

The first time I saw this, I was irritated but I let it go. After my run this weekend, I feel like I have to speak up.

Instead of hand sanitizer, soon we may be carrying hand-held UV devices that can zap the novel coronavirus within a few seconds. There's only one drawback to this scientific breakthrough.

I just flew from Boise to Las Vegas and back. This is what it's like to travel during a pandemic.