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The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services said most COVID-19 vaccine providers will start Phase 1B Monday, Jan. 11 but some vaccine providers will begin sooner.
If you're able to go above and beyond to help us during this important time, please consider making an additional financial contribution. Click here to contribute. County Administrator Chuck Huckelberry expects to have coronavirus vaccine distribution completed for more than 640,000 county residents by June, and is working on distribution for Green Valley. Huckelberry delivered the projected end date during the Board of Supervisors meeting Tuesday. He said there are about 1.1 million people in Pima County; 200,000 under 18 years old and don't qualify and 20 percent of the eligible populatio...
'Nothing smooth about this': Texas' coronavirus vaccine rollout is confusing almost everyone FacebookTwitterEmail Ora Lee Mair, 92, of the Morningside Ministries Assisted Living Facility receives a shot from pharmacist Gabriela Alfaro.Matthew Busch / Contributor AUSTIN — Rep. Michelle Beckley, D-Carrollton, doesn’t get any special access to the coronavirus vaccine just because she’s a state official. A pre-existing condition makes her more susceptible to the virus, and that puts her in group 1B, the second tier of people on the state’s priority list for getting the vaccine. Her prior...
Many residents are patiently waiting to receive the newly distributed COVID-19 vaccines, but Fort Bend County Judge KP George said healthcare officials have no idea when the next shipment could arrive. On New Year's Eve, George sent out a newsletter to members of the community to inform them on where the county stands in regard to vaccinations. As of now, healthcare workers are administering doses around the clock to frontline workers, those above the age of 65 and others who are in a priority group assigned by the state. For other residents hoping to receive treatment, George said state off...
Looking for the COVID-19 vaccine in San Antonio? Here's what happened when we called providers. FacebookTwitterEmail State health officials said Monday vulnerable populations can now be given the coronavirus vaccine. The vaccine is available through dozens of medical facilities, pharmacies and hospitals across San Antonio for those 65 and older or people with certain underlying medical conditions. Providers are listed on this map. Although those in Phase 1B are allowed to have the vaccine, not all places are prepared to administer the doses to those in the second group. MySA.com called five l...