States reopen: Here's the new normal

All 50 states are now in various stages of reopening, but the process looks very different from place to place. Here's what the "new normal" looks like around the country as America continues to battle the coronavirus pandemic.

On June 22, Florida topped 100,000 coronavirus cases for the first time, with many of the new cases appearing in younger, asymptomatic people, according to Gov. Ron DeSantis.

Rising numbers have led cities to impose new safety rules: Masks are now required in public in Miami as of June 22.

Texas reopens: Rebelling against mask requirements

On June 3, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott banned local governments from requiring masks, though many county judges have put mask requirements in place without the governor's opposition.

On June 22, Abbott said he knows "some people feel wearing a mask is inconvenient and an infringements of freedom," however, "I also know that wearing a mask will help keep Texas open."

Meanwhile the number of cases in Texas continues to rise.

Here, a protester holds up a sign at the Texas State Capitol building on April 18 in Austin.

Texas reopens: While some bars reopen, others re-close

Arnaldo Richard's Picos Restaurant in Houston has installed clear dividers to curb the spread of coronavirus following its reopening, seen here on May 4, 2020.

But with a surge of new coronavirus cases -- Texas averaged 3,500 positive cases per day in late June, an increase from the 1,500 daily cases the state saw in early May -- some restaurants are opting to close again. At least a dozen restaurants in Houston have temporarily shut down due to the virus.

New York reopens: Voting during the "new normal"

Democracy lives, even in a pandemic. On June 23, New York voters went to the polls in the state's primary, with many locations reporting higher-than-expected turnout.

In the 16th congressional district, which includes the northern Bronx in New York City and suburban Westchester County, progressive educator Jamaal Bowman held the lead in his challenge against longtime Rep. Eliot Engel in the Democratic primary.

Here, Bowman poses for a photo with a supporter in Mount Vernon, NY.

Kentucky reopens: Few polling locations, but few problems

Kentucky saw historic turnout in its primary June 23, even as the number of polling locations was significantly reduced. This photo shows the Kentucky Exposition Center in Louisville, the only polling location in Jefferson County. Few people had to wait in line, however, as 868,000 of the state's voters had requested absentee ballots.

Maryland reopens: A weird way to hit the bar

Some businesses are coming up with creative ways to enforce social distancing guidelines, including Fish Tales, a restaurant in Ocean City, Maryland. These wheeled "bumper tables," created by Revolution Event Design & Production, are crafted to allow people to practice social distancing while eating and talking.

California reopens as new infections continue to rise

Despite California's rising coronavirus numbers -- on June 22, the state had more than 5,000 new daily cases for the first time -- the Golden State continues to reopen.

Increased safety measures are in place. California mandated the use of masks in public spaces on June 18, and many businesses are requiring temperature checks, as seen here at Paramount Pictures Studio in Los Angeles June 12.

California reopens: A new encampment for the homeless

San Francisco has opened its first "Safe Sleeping Village" near its city hall, seen here on May 18, 2020. The temporary encampment for the homeless to shelter in place provides bathrooms, showers, hand-washing stations and 24-hour security.

Nevada reopens: Gamblers return to Las Vegas

Las Vegas casinos were allowed to reopen on June 4 with social distancing restrictions. The Excalibur Hotel & Casino, seen here, became the fourth MGM Resorts International property to reopen on the Las Vegas Strip when it welcomed gamblers June 11.

Virginia reopens: This restaurant replaced customers with mannequins

Virginia restaurants were set to open for in-person dining on May 29, provided they operate at 50% capacity. The Inn at Little Washington in Washington, Virginia, is using mannequins to fill its empty seats — and keep patrons properly distanced upon reopening.

New York reopens: A new way to enjoy NYC parks

Following problems with overcrowding in the weekend prior, New York City has added social-distancing circles to Brooklyn's popular Domino Park, seen here on May 18, 2020.

Texas reopens: The PGA Tour looks a lot different these days

The PGA Tour resumed its season on June 8 in Fort Worth, Texas, but things looked quite a bit different. The Charles Schwab Challenge tournament was played without spectators, while players, caddies and essential personal underwent on-site COVID-19 testing.

Texas reopens: What getting a haircut looks like now

Customers are separated by clear partitions while the staff wears protective face masks at Bella Rinova hair salon in Houston on their first day back, May 8, 2020.

The reopening of hair salons has been a flashpoint issue in the state. On May 5, a Texas judge sentenced a Dallas hair salon owner to seven days in jail for operating in violation of the governor's stay-at-home order.

Colorado reopens: A crowded restaurant leads to viral outrage

A Mother's Day crowd is seen here in viral internet photo at the C&C Breakfast and Korean Kitchen in Castle Rock, Colorado, on May 10, 2020.

The restaurant, whose early opening was in violation of state stay-at-home orders, has been shut down by health officials.

California reopens: Flower shops are back in business

Stay-at-home restrictions are being relaxed in Los Angeles, as seen here on May 8, 2020. LA allowed for flower shops to reopen in time for Mother's Day, with the requirement that customers wear masks and maintain social distancing.

Texas reopens: The show must go on

Mariachi Mexicanisimo play for diners at Casa Rio after it reopened in San Antonio on Monday, May 18, 2020. Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced that bars could reopen on May 22, 2020, at 25% capacity, while restaurants can operate at 50%.

Maryland reopens: The state returns to the shore

Craig Morland and his dog, Izzy. celebrate the first day of eased coronavirus restrictions by hitting the boardwalk in Ocean City, Maryland, and ordering a large bucket of Thrasher's fries on May 9, 2020.

Wisconsin reopens: Kenosha hits the bar

Customers congregate at the Brat Stop in Kenosha, Wisconsin, on May 15, 2020. The bar reopened on that date following a 4-3 decision by the Wisconsin Supreme Court that declared the governor's stay-at-home order unenforcable.

Georgia reopens: A manicure behind a plexiglas wall

Surin Nguyen, wearing protective gear behind a plexiglass partition, works on the nails of a customer at the Allure Nail Bar in Atlanta, Georgia, on its reopening day, April 24, 2020. Hair and nail salons are permitted to operate if they follow safety protocols.

Florida reopens: People flock to the beach in Clearwater on opening day

People visit Clearwater Beach on May 4, 2020, the day Florida Governor Ron DeSantis opened state beaches, restaurants, retail stores and some parks.

California reopens: No sitting on the beach

Visiting the reopened beaches of Southern California comes with several requirements: You need to maintain social distancing, wear face masks and must stay active, as these visitors are being informed in Santa Monica on May 13, 2020.

South Carolina reopens: The new normal at the Apple store

Here, a security guard checks a temperature before a masked shopper enters the Apple Store in Charleston, South Carolina, on May 13, 2020. This is one of just under 100 Apple Stores to have opened nationwide.

You can read more about Apple's coronavirus safety protocol here.

New Jersey reopens: A defiant gym opens too soon

Police take a fitness enthusiast into custody at the Atilis Gym in Bellmawr, New Jersey, on May 19, 2020. The gym opened for business early in violation of New Jersey state order.

"They're out of compliance and that's not going to be tolerated," said Gov. Phil Murphy about the establishment.

California reopens: Visiting Joshua Tree National Park during the pandemic

Here, visitors to Joshua Tree National Park in California pose at a lookout point on the day of its reopening to the public, May 18, 2020. Though trails, parking lots and individual camping facilities are open, visitors are relatively scarce.

New York reopens: Pedestrians reclaim the streets

Though some regions of New York state have begun to reopen, non-essential businesses in New York City were expected to remain shut down through May 28, 2020.

Still, the city is making itself safer for those who leave the house, including shutting down certain streets to vehicle traffic to allow for social distancing while walking, as seen here on May 4, 2020.

Kansas reopens: Families return to the zoo

Lauren Thiessen looks at a giraffe with her daughter, Evie Thiessen, 6, after coronavirus disease restrictions were lifted at the Topeka Zoo in Topeka, Kansas, on May 14, 2020.

Visitors to the zoo are encouraged to buy tickets online to reduce contact. Only 500 guests are being allowed in at a time to allow for social distancing.

Georgia reopens: Tattoo parlors are back in business

In addition to gyms, hair salons and bowling alleys, tattoo parlors are allowed to reopen in Georgia. Here, artist Jay Williams tattoos a customer at Black Ink Atlanta on April 24, 2020, the day it was allowed to reopen.

New Jersey reopens: Advance to boardwalk

People crowd the Seaside Heights boardwalk as New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy reopens state beaches and boardwalks on May 16, 2020. New Jersey's reopening comes with restrictions: Visitors must stay active, and cannot sit or lay on the beach.

South Carolina: Customers head back to the mall

Here, small business owner Birl Hicks talks with a customer at Columbia Place Mall on April 24, 2020 in Columbia, South Carolina. Per order of Governor Henry McMaster, occupancy is limited to five customers per 1,000 square feet of retail space or 20% capacity, whichever is less.

Louisiana reopens: Smaller crowds on Bourbon Street

Once a hotbed for coronavirus infections, stores and restaurants on New Orleans' Bourbon Street, seen here on May 16, 2020, have reopened for business. Occupancy is limited to 25% per order of the governor, so some New Orleans restaurants have opted to stay closed.

California reopens: Los Angelinos hit the boardwalk

People are seen walking the Venice Beach boardwalk in Los Angeles County on May 13, 2020, as beaches reopen. Passive beach recreation, such as sunbathing, remains banned.

Michigan reopens: Truck assembly lines fire back up

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles assembly workers arrive for an early morning shift with new safety protocol in place at the Warren Truck Assembly Plant in Warren, Michigan, on May 18, 2020.

Ford and General Motors plant employees in Michigan also returned back to work on May 18.

Ohio reopens: Union workers return to the plants

In Ohio, manufacturing plants were given the blessing to reopen on May 4, 2020 by Governor Mike DeWine, but some have been slower to come back online.

Here, assembly technicians wear protective face masks as they assemble axles at a Dana Inc. assembly plant in Toldeo, Ohio, on May 18, 2020.

California reopens: Even the lifeguards wear face masks

A lifeguard wears a face mask on Santa Monica beach on the day Los Angeles County reopened its beaches, which had been closed due the coronavirus pandemic, on May 13, 2020, in Santa Monica.

Texas reopens: Worship in the time of COVID-19

Texas reopened churches on May 1, 2020, provided they adhere to new safety guidelines, but many chose to stay closed longer. Christ the King Catholic Church in San Antonio, for example, opened for services on May 19, 2020, per San Antonio Archbishop Gustavo García-Siller.

Mississippi reopens: Getting ready to hit the gym

The city of Jackson, Mississippi, allowed gyms and fitness centers to open with new safety protocols, occupancy restrictions and daily sanitation requirements, on May 15, 2020. Here, Terry Sullivan, general manager of Fondren Fitness, wipes down and sanitizes benches spaced 6 feet apart.

Washington reopens: Golf courses return with new restrictions

Golfers check in via speakerphone at The Golf Club At Newcastle on May 5, 2020, following the easing of phase 1 coronavirus restrictions in Washington state.

Florida reopens: Dine-in service returns, but with big changes

Linda Silvetti serves Scott Harrington as the Floridian restaurant opens on May 18, 2020, in Fort Lauderdale.

Florida reopens: A weird reminder of a new world

Though face masks are not required to visit Miami beaches or retail stores — and are definitely not required for large animal statues — Lazaro Quintana places a mask on a decorative rooster in his Havana Classic cigar shop on May 19, 2020, as businesses reopen.

Florida reopens: Come in, but keep your distance

Here, Quintana (R) and Vilma Perez measure out 6 feet between tables in the cigar shop before allowing customers inside on May 19, 2020.

New York reopens: Making sure visitors keep their distance

Here, New York Police Department officers monitor social distancing efforts in Domino Park in Brooklyn on May 16, 2020.

Indiana reopens: What getting a haircut looks like now

Indiana has begun allowing some close-contact businesses to reopen, such as Grimaldi's Barber Shop in Chesterton, seen here on May 13, 2020.

Arizona reopens: Some businesses flout the stay-at-home order

Arizona Governor Doug Ducey allowed restaurants to reopen for dine-in service starting May 11 with new safety protocols, but not all businesses wished to wait that long. Bedoian's Bakery & Bistro in Wickenburg, Arizona, was open as early as May 1, leading to this visit from a police officer.

Georgia reopens: What Waffle House looks like now

Here, Ron Flexon sits at the counter of a Waffle House in Brookhaven, Georgia, on April 27, 2020, the first day dine-in service was allowed in the state.

New York reopens: A table for two?

The coronavirus pandemic has put a lot of financial pressure on New York City restaurants, such as the one seen here on May 10, 2020. Eateries are only able to serve customers through takeout and delivery.

Ohio reopens: Malls reopen to few customers

Shoppers walk a largely empty mall on May 12, 2020, in Columbus, Ohio. Though all Ohio retailers have been granted permission to reopen with safety protocols in place effective that date, many opted to stay closed.

Georgia reopens: Getting lunch amid the COVID-19 pandemic

Dan Krisman (L) and Mark Bartlett eat lunch at Roasters on April 27, 2020, in Atlanta, Georgia. Roasters is open for dine-in service with social distancing and sanitation protocols in place like limiting capacity.

Florida reopens: Decontaminating in Fort Lauderdale

Here, Edwin Britto sprays a decontaminating fog on a restaurant's tables and chairs prior to its reopening on May 18, 2020, in Fort Lauderdale. This business, along with others in Broward County, were shut for approximately two months during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Ohio reopens: This is what dentistry looks like now

Dentists in Columbus, Ohio, are seen wearing face masks and face shields as they reopen on May 1, 2020. Elective surgeries are also allowed under Ohio's phase one guidelines.

Nevada reopens: Here's what gambling in the new normal looks like

Though Las Vegas casinos remain closed, work is being done to make them safer for visitors when they do reopen. The El Cortez Hotel & Casino, for example, has installed acrylic dividers on tables, offering a barrier between players and dealers.

Texas reopens: Tanning salons are back in business

An employee sanitizes a tanning bed before use at the Glo Sun Spa in Houston on May 8, 2020.

New Jersey: With in-store shopping restricted, curbside pickup is king

An employee of Michaels retail store delivers an order to a customer waiting outside in their car on May 18, 2020 in Paramus, New Jersey. New Jersey is allowing non-essential retail stores to reopen for curbside pickup service only.

Florida reopens: Socially distant dining in the parking lot

People dine outside on reopening day at Cruisers Grill in Jackson Beach, Florida, on May 4, 2020. The extra seating allows for social distancing between customers.

New York reopens: Gyms ready themselves for the new normal

Though they remain closed in New York at the time of publication, many gyms are hard at work preparing themselves for reopening. Here, trainer Jamie Benedik tapes off every other treadmill at Gold's Gym on May 13, 2020, in West Islip, New York.