James PackardPosted: 9:46 p.m. EST Mar 10, 2021
Vaccination Surge Sees Snags, Confusion In Race To Prevent COVID Spike
Cases of the coronavirus are plateauing in the U.S., just as COVID restrictions rollback in some states and FEMA works to ramp up mass vaccination.
Vaccination Surge Sees Snags, Confusion In Race To Prevent COVID Spike
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Millions of Americans reported having long COVID
The CDC's National Center for Health Statistics looked at data from the 2022 National Health Interview Survey to create the reports on long COVID.
You can now order free COVID-19 tests from the federal government
People do not have to share their test results with the federal government, but they can voluntarily do so for public health records.
President Joe Biden received the COVID-19 booster and flu shot
The White House says the president hopes to encourage all Americans to follow his example and get vaccinated.
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Hurricane Ian 1 year later: Fort Myers tries to come back to life
Thousands of structures in Fort Myers Beach, Florida, await reconstruction after the floodwaters wiped them out.
Alabama's new super-sized prison is costing over $1 billion to build
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey issued a statement blaming inflation for the price escalation but said the facility is needed.
Texas power regulators prepare for October solar eclipse
A full annular solar eclipse will cut across the state of Texas on Oct. 14, which could cause a dip in the state's solar energy production.
