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Warner: How many Covid deaths will you accept? By Jacob Clary - jclary@aimmediamidwest.com While the Center for Disease Control (CDC) has updated its guidelines recommending that those fully vaccinated for COVID-19 start wearing masks indoors again, Highland County Health Commissioner Jared Warner said Thursday that he is not aware of any new push for mask mandates in Ohio. Noting that the passage of HB 22 in the state “greatly reduced” the authority of the Ohio Department of Health and local boards of health to enact state or local mandates for public health measures aimed at reducing th...

LOS ANGELES — In a four-month span during which the U.S. vaccination campaign was in a...

‘I got the vaccine’: Central New Yorkers share their hopes, fears after getting the Covid-19 vaccine Updated May 18, 2021; Posted May 18, 2021 The Syracuse University trolley takes students to and from the On-Center vaccination clinic. Photo by Roshan Fernandez Facebook Share By Vaccine Reporting Project | S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications Scheduling trips to visit family. Rescheduling postponed weddings. Returning to the office. Watching a baseball game in person and attending concerts. These were the hopes of Central New Yorkers interviewed after receiving their first d...

Delaware Business Now Reading Time: 1 minute The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has moved Delaware into the upper tier of states in the percentage of the state’s population that has received coronavirus vaccine. The CDC’s Covid Data Tracker indicates upwards of 31 percent of Delaware’s population has received at least one dose of vaccine. Delaware’s pace of vaccinations is running ahead of neighboring Maryland and Pennsylvania, but behind New Jersey. Wile exceptions exist, states with lower populations typically vaccinate a larger portion of their population than their...

Why does Utah rank as one of the slowest states at vaccinating residents against COVID-19? Erin Alberty © Rick Egan (Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) Tahmeena Ameen administers a Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 shot to Nate Mayfield at the Orthopedic Specialty Hospital in Murray on Thursday, March 4, 2021. Utah this week invited its biggest group yet to join the line for COVID-19 vaccinations, as residents over 50 and with more common health conditions — like diabetes or a lower level of obesity — started snapping up appointments. Yet Utah consistently appears at or near t...