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Weekly COVID-19 update: Infection pace slows, new vaccination center to open at Valley View Mall - Vimarsana News

Weekly COVID-19 update: Infection pace slows, new vaccination center to open at Valley View Mall

Virginia reported 18,831 new COVID-19 cases over the past seven days, bringing the state’s cumulative total during the pandemic to 888,159, the Virginia Department of Health reported Friday.

Nebraska reaches plateau for COVID cases and hospitalizations - Vimarsana News

Nebraska reaches plateau for COVID cases and hospitalizations

The state continued a monthlong flattening of its delta surge. But there was one notable change: The CDC added 399 COVID-related deaths that it apparently hadn't previously counted in Nebraska's

Nebraska kids may be allowed to stay in school after COVID exposure this year, at least initially - Vimarsana News

Nebraska kids may be allowed to stay in school after COVID exposure this year, at least initially

With no state directive, student quarantining decisions will depend on the specific circumstances of the COVID contact and the spread of the disease, officials say.

Napa County requires mask wearing in indoor public spaces starting Friday, as COVID-19 cases mount - Vimarsana News

Napa County requires mask wearing in indoor public spaces starting Friday, as COVID-19 cases mount

Napa County joins other Bay Area counties in reviving mask mandates as coronavirus infections again increase locally and nationwide.

COVID-19 update: Saturday, June 12 - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 update: Saturday, June 12

Here is a local, state and national update on the COVID-19 caseload and vaccinations based on reports Friday from the Oregon Health Authority and the federal Centers for Disease Control