Author: Jayme Deerwester, USA TODAY

The Walt Disney Company CEO said Disney’ World will operate at 25% capacity for now and the company’s record shows it’s safe to reopen in California.

A Japanese tourist whose March trip to Machu Picchu was wrecked by the COVID-19 pandemic finally got his wish to enter the ruins.

In a letter to House and Senate leaders, airline industry groups asked Republicans and Democrats to quit bickering and pass a bill to prevent layoffs.

Costas John Sivyllis and Lindsey Vogelaar were on their way home from their honeymoon in Telluride, Colorado when their small plane crashed Monday.

Royal Caribbean and Norwegian cruise lines will not sail at all in November despite the White House and CDC giving cruising the green light to restart Nov. 1.

“We believe that border restrictions should reflect the actual, localized risk on both sides of the border,” wrote Senators Susan Collins

Hawaiian will offer drive-through COVID-19 testing near LAX and SFO by Oct. 15, when Hawaii will allow visitors who test negative to skip quarantine.

How many of these rules are there for our actual safety? And how many are there just to make us feel safe?

United’s COVID-19 testing program, beginning Oct. 15 on flights from San Francisco to Hawaii, will allow flyers to take a rapid test at the airport.

Disney World will temporarily expand its hours for the holidays, lengthening the days at Magic Kingdom and Epcot for the first week of December.