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Madison County leaders are requesting better vaccine plans for Alabama Leaders are asking ADPH for better vaccine plans By Nolan Crane | February 2, 2021 at 7:01 PM CST - Updated February 2 at 7:04 PM HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - Failing to plan, is planning to fail. That’s the message today from Madison County commission Chairman Dale Strong. He sent a letter to leaders at the Alabama Department of Public Health outlining what he believes should be done to better prepare Madison County for vaccine distribution. WAFF was bale to read the letter that was sent to ADPH area administrator Ju...

More vaccinations, mass vaccination center coming to Northern Kentucky Share Updated: 6:13 PM EST Feb 1, 2021 Share Updated: 6:13 PM EST Feb 1, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript WE ARE STARTING TO HEAR ABOUT A MASS VACCINATION CENTER HEADED TOWARDS KENTUCKY. IT HAS AN EMOTIONAL MEANING. >> WE CAN FINALLY BE AROUND OUR GRANDCHILDREN. BRIAN: THEY ARE NOT ALONE. THEY HAVE BEEN LINED UP SINCE -- ENOUGH IN THAT AGE GROUP THAT THE OPENING IS BEING PUT ON HOLD FOR NOW. >> WE WILL FOCUS ON THE 70 PLUS FOR THE NEXT COUPLE OF WEEKS. BRIAN: ANGELA SAYS THEY HAD TO STOP TA...

Decatur Morgan Hospital COVID numbers and vaccine rollout update Numbers are down but pandemic is still taking a mental toll on hospital staff. Vaccine availability in Morgan County By Madison Scarpino | February 1, 2021 at 4:47 PM CST - Updated February 1 at 4:49 PM MORGAN CO., Ala. (WAFF) - Administrators at Decatur Morgan Hospital are hopeful a shipment of the Pfizer vaccine will soon be delivered. The hospital is currently treating 40 COVID patients, including 10 in the ICU. Right now, the hospital only has reserves of second doses for patients who have already received their first v...

COVID-19 hospitalizations continue to fall in San Antonio as officials report 11 new, 72 backlogged deaths FacebookTwitterEmail Rosalinda Espinoza, 58, receives an infusion of antibodies at the Freeman Coliseum complex to battle COVID-19 on Jan. 15, 2021. She had suffered a heart attack, putting her at higher risk of complications from COVID-19.Billy Calzada /Staff photographer Coronavirus hospitalizations in San Antonio fell for the sixth straight day, but health officials continue to report a high number of deaths from COVID-19 as the area appears to recover from the worst of the winter sur...