'We continue to get better': As the pandemic changes so do the ways of testing
A swab being shoved way up your nose is no longer the standard COVID-19 test as doctors learn more and more about the virus.
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A swab being shoved way up your nose is no longer the standard COVID-19 test as doctors learn more and more about the virus.
The FDA authorizes the use of long-acting monoclonal antibodies for the immunocompromised. It's a relief for many.
Just once week since the omicron made headlines, six Nebraskans test positive for the new strain
An average of 483 Nebraska hospital beds were occupied by COVID-19 patients last week, up from 460 the previous week. On Sunday, 528 people were hospitalized with the coronavirus, the
Dr. Mark Rupp warns you don't want to be the one putting your grandparents and some immunocompromised family members at risk