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Milwaukee mom outraged after learning where extra doses of COVID-19 vaccine are going A local mother is raising concerns after learning that extra doses of the COVID-19 vaccine are going into the arms of people who aren't eligible to get their vaccination just yet. and last updated 2021-01-29 23:38:19-05 MILWAUKEE — A local mother is raising concerns after learning that extra doses of the COVID-19 vaccine are going into the arms of people who aren't eligible to get their vaccination just yet. Since the pandemic began, Kerri Engebrecht has been waiting for the day her 19-year-old son Nat...

A drive- thru vaccination clinic was held Thursday in Kleberg Ccounty.

Major vaccination phase building speed Samantha McDaniel-Ogletree, smcdaniel@myjournalcourier.com FacebookTwitterEmail Cars wait Thursday to enter the Morgan County Fairgrounds for COVID-19 vaccinations. Pre-registration was required for the event, which was for those 75 and older. Health departments across Illinois are delivering the vaccinations in phases as supplies become available.Darren Iozia | Journal-Courier Vaccine registration requests are rolling in to west-central Illinois counties as the state moves into Phase 1B of the COVID-19 vaccination plan, even as individual health depart...

Central Shenandoah Health District COVID-19 vaccines ready for school staff this week A Moderna vaccine is prepared at a Central Shenandoah Health District vaccination clinic. (Source: WDBJ7) By Cayley Urenko | January 25, 2021 at 9:22 PM EST - Updated January 25 at 9:22 PM HARRISONBURG, Va. (WHSV) - The Central Shenandoah Health District continues its efforts to get the COVID-19 vaccine into more arms around the Shenandoah Valley. Last week, the targeted population was a continuation of Phase 1a. This upcoming week the CSHD will work with 1b recipients and the remainder of 1a recipient...

KINGSTON — Two chiefs. One vaccine. Two very different reactions. After recently getting the second and final dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, Kingston police Chief Rich Kotchik, 46, said he experienced significant body weakness, headaches, chills and a 103-degree fever. But that lasted less than a day. “If the side effects I had are anything like COVID, I would get it again because I would not want to deal with that for 10 to 14 days,” Kotchik said. Kingston Fire Chief Frank Guido, 66, said he had no reaction to his shot, not even a sore arm like others had felt. “I was fine...