WVU Today Private philanthropic support is driving timely COVID-19 research by West Virginia University — along with partners at Marshall University and the West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources — that could ultimately save lives in the Mountain State. The ...
Vaccines don’t mean we can throw caution to the wind as fourth wave looms After almost two months of consistent decline, West Virginia is starting to see a spike in daily new COVID-19 cases. We reached a devastating high at the beginning of January when two days in one week brought us ...
Gov. Jim Justice was touting his plan to eliminate the state’s income tax on Friday when a COVID-19 briefing broke out. While the session easily focused as much on taxes as coronavirus, Justice did provide an update on vaccination efforts, including a new initiative allowing health ...
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Three more students tested positive for COVID at University High School on Thursday, but all were separate incidents – and not related to cases there the day before that put 11 members of the boys varsity basketball team on quarantine, among others. Superintendent Eddie Campbell Jr. said ...
Those who have been fully vaccinated for COVID-19, or are in the process of becoming fully vaccinated, have come into possession of a CDC COVID-19 vaccination card. The white card is filled out with the vaccine receiver’s personal information, as well as the date on which the vaccine was ...