A New York City doctor and son of immigrant parents is returning to the frontlines. Back in March, he was busy diagnosing and treating patients in what has become the US epicenter of the pandemic. He found himself in the same shoes as his patients, fighting for his life.

Covid-19 deaths may exceed 100,000 by the end of this month and the president says he now plans to keep the coronavirus task force indefinitely, by popular demand. Meanwhile, New York reports new symptoms among children.

In Los Angeles county officials outlined a plan allowing some businesses to partially reopen on Friday. This has bus drivers concerned about their safety. UNews spoke to Art Aguilar, he's with the union that represents drivers and mechanics in L.A. and south California.

As the conversation continues about how to best re-emerge in the wake of the coronavirus quarantine, the strategy of contact tracing is increasingly being considered crucial to the effort. Unews spoke to John Owens, he leads contact tracing efforts in Monroe County, New York.

Now for something that sounds like it belongs in a sci-fi series. A company says its drones can help authorities enforce social distancing protocols and keep coronavirus infections from spreading by detecting symptoms from above.

Thanks to a new ruling in California, a groundbreaking effort to help undocumented residents impacted by the coronavirus crisis will likely go ahead. Here’s the latest on the case.