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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…
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Federal officials notified Virginia on Thursday that the state will receive about 110,000 fewer doses of the COVID-19 vaccine than it was promised at the start of this month.
Two doctors and three nurses who work in emergency or intensive care at Mary Washington Health Care received the first locally-available doses…
VCU Health pharmacy manager Rebeccah Collins fills a syringe with Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine. She was preparing doses which were given to VCU…
At VCU Medical Center, Dr. Audrey Roberson reacts after receivingg the corona virus vaccination from Veronica Nolden, RN, while Virginia Gover…
At VCU Medical Center, Dr. Audrey Roberson reacts after receivingg the corona virus vaccination from Veronica Nolden, RN, while Virginia Gover…
Nurse Lillian Wirpsza administered a COVID-19 vaccine to emergency department nurse Barbara Neiswander at George Washington University Hospita…