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Vaccinations in Virginia continue to lag as the state approaches half a million doses distributed and the percentage of people testing positive climbs to nearly 16%, a first since early May.
Paul Conradt-Eberlin, left, administrator of Westport Rehabilitation and Nursing Center, receives COVID-19 vaccination from Thien Quoc Vo, pha…
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With Virginia’s percentage of positive COVID-19 tests climbing toward 12% and more than 4 million travelers passing through U.S. security checkpoints since Friday, health officials say the surge post-Christmas could bring hospitals to a breaking point.
Virginia expected to receive 480,000 doses of Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine, but found out it will receive 110,000 fewer, causing a longer wait fo…
At VCU Medical Center, Dr. Audrey Roberson reacts after receivingg the corona virus vaccination from Veronica Nolden, RN, while Virginia Gover…
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Gov. Ralph Northam said Monday that he is considering further COVID-19 restrictions this week following upward trends since Thanksgiving and a weekend that saw the highest number of daily coronavirus cases ever recorded in Virginia, with 11,490 new infections coming in since Friday.
Northam urges Virginians to help stem the COVID-19 surge as hospitalizations reach new peak
Gov. Ralph Northam said Wednesday the virus is spreading notably in community gatherings.
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Gov. Ricketts is holding off on tighter restrictions until Nebraska's COVID hospitalizations reach a specified level. That could happen this week.
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The governor, who did not rule out further restrictions, said "This is in your hands, Virginia — you know what to do. If we do the right things, we will keep the numbers down.”