This week marks the one-year anniversary since Americans began receiving the COVID-19 vaccine. It seemed like a light at the end of the tunnel and a great way to end a horrible year. But because it took a few months to offer the vaccine to all age groups, the COVID-19 vaccine wasn’t a ...
MORGANTOWN — With winter on its way — temps are expected to dip into the 30s as early as this weekend, with snow flurries in the forecast — along with holiday travel and get-togethers, West Virginia could be in for a “catastrophe” if more people don’t get vaccinated and get their ...
MORGANTOWN -- Gov. Jim Justice broke with routine to open his press briefing Monday morning, preempting the regular reading of the latest COVID deaths with two other pieces of business. First, Justice acknowledged the passing of former U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell, remembering him ...
MORGANTOWN — A few of the COVID numbers dipped back downward Wednesday and Gov. Jim Justice expressed some optimism. “We think we're at the peak level,” he said. “There's absolutely every reason to believe we're right at the eye of the storm.” Mandates — vaccine and masks ...
MORGANTOWN — Gov. Jim Justice revealed on Wednesday what he called a “cannonball to the stomach” regarding the state's vaccination rate: It's way lower than what they thought. He let Joint Interagency Task Force Director Gen. James Hoyer explain the details. The problem lies with ...
These are the COVID numbers Donna Talerico doesn’t mind passing along. More than 1,250 employees of Monongalia County schools have been fully vaccinated to date in clinics hosted by the district, the deputy superintendent told Board of Education members Tuesday night. The rolls of ...