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Minaret vaccination, Rushmore fight, enrollment drops: News from around our 50 states From USA TODAY Network and wire reports © Olivia Sun/The Register Casey Villhauer (right), owner and pharmacist at VaxiTaxi gives a dose of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine to construction worker Safet Tabakovi on May 2, 2021 atop a 130-foot-tall minaret at the Islamic and Cultural Center in Granger. VaxiTaxi, established in July 2020, is an independently-owned vaccination service of 8 pharmacists and 30 immunizers who focus on 'homebound' populations, like high-risk patients, busy parents and ...

From USA TODAY Network and wire reports Alabama Mobile: With demand for COVID-19 shots flagging at an immunization clinic set up at the Alabama Cruise Terminal, an official said the site could shut down soon as the cruise industry prepares to restart. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued guidelines recently that would allow companies that meet certain benchmarks to resume operating around mid-July, and officials are hopeful Carnival Cruise Lines can resume its trips to the western Caribbean from Mobile. The city’s cruise terminal near downtown is being used as a mass vaccin...

USA's Mobile may resume cruise trips by mid-summer With demand for Covid-19 vaccinations lagging at an immunisation clinic set up at the Alabama Cruise Terminal, an official said the site could shut down soon as the cruise industry prepares to restart. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) issued guidelines recently that would allow companies that meet certain benchmarks to resume operating around mid-July, and officials are hopeful Carnival Cruise Lines can resume its trips to the western Caribbean from Mobile. The city's cruise terminal near do...

MOBILE, Ala. (AP) — With demand for COVID-19 vaccinations lagging at an immunization...

In Mobile County, religious leaders included in frontline vaccinations Updated Jan 13, 2021; Posted Jan 12, 2021 The Rev. David Frazier receives a COVID-19 vaccine shot from a Mobile County Health Department staff member on Jan. 12, 2021.Lawrence Specker | LSpecker@AL.com Facebook Share Tuesday afternoon the Mobile County Health Department opened a fast lane for vaccinations for clergy, partly under the view that in some cases they face a level of exposure similar to health-care workers and first responders. As MCHD livestreamed the process, The Rev. David Frazier of Revelation Baptist Chur...