COVID-19

Despite getting their first dose of the COVID vaccine, tens of thousands of Iowans aren't going back for the second shot.

The Pfizer vaccine against COVID-19 will soon be available for children ages 12 to 15.

This would place a ban any any Iowa private business or venue to deny entry to individuals who have not received the COVID-19 vaccination. Health care facilities would be exempt from this however. Local businesses and governments could actually lose state funding i.e. grants if they require proof of…

As of late April, only 56% of eligible Iowans have been vaccinated.

After the CDC hit the pause button on the single dose vax earlier this month, they've given the all clear.

I was not the only person in Iowa to eagerly jump on the train. A recent report found that about half of adults in the state of Iowa have completed the entire vaccination process. This means that half of the adult population have gotten their two COVID-19 shots. Now, the amount of Iowa residents who…

The FDA and CDC are calling for an "immediate pause" in the administering of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, the federal government announced early Tuesday.

For a few weeks the vaccine has only be available to a select number of Iowa residents, but as reported by Vaccinate Iowa, that is changing. On April 6th, 2021 it was officially announced that all Iowans age 16 and above are now able to get the COVID vaccine.

COVID-19 cases fell, but hospitalizations rose from 194 to 204 in the last 24 hours.

Now, this will be the second time many people will have to celebrate Easter under the shadow of the pandemic. Many churches have adapted to this difficult challenge, and several of them in the Cedar Valley continue to adhere to the CDC restrictions.