As more states reopen the question remains: is it too soon? Most Americans according to a new poll say it is. Half of states are still seeing a rise in cases and health experts warn we need to prepare for another wave of coronavirus.

Since mid-March, more than 30-million people in the US have applied for unemployment benefits. But even as the pandemic devastates industries nationwide, some companies are actually looking to expand their workforce.

Employers are still contemplating how to operate office spaces in the age of social distancing. We take a look at how some offices are preparing to welcome back workers.

“Those of us who have the means to help somehow really have to double down at this moment,” Patrick Gaspard, president of the Open Society Foundations, told Univision. Much of the funds will go to Hispanic immigrant families doing "essential" jobs during the pandemic.

The financial meltdown, meanwhile, is sending state and local tax revenues plummeting, forcing many school districts to consider slashing thousands of jobs. To discuss how the coronavirus crisis is impacting school budgets, UNews spoke to Marguerite Roza, an expert on school finance at Georgetown University.

Earlier this week, a shocking discovery highlighted the continued toll the coronavirus pandemic is taking on New York City. Dozens of dead bodies found inside U-Haul moving trucks next to a funeral home, a grim reminder that the fight is far from over.