Did A Week of Virtual School Help Drop COVID-19 Case Numbers?
Did a week of virtual school help drop COVID-19 case numbers in Montgomery Public Schools and Autauga County Schools?
U.S. health regulators have now given full approval to Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine.
Did a week of virtual school help drop COVID-19 case numbers in Montgomery Public Schools and Autauga County Schools?
According to the Alabama Department of Public Health, the state’s county health departments do not have free face masks to distribute to the public.
From the West Alabama Newsroom– COVID-19 continues to make the hunger problem in high poverty areas like Selma — even worse than it was before the pandemic started. The city of Selma tops the list of cities in Alabama with the highest percentage of people living in poverty. According to stacker.com — 37.6 % of people in Selma live below…
The Alabama House of Representative passed the bill 100-0.
The latest Alabama Department of Public Health report on COVID in the state’s public schools shows cases taking a small dip overall, but dropping significantly in Montgomery and Autauga counties.
The COVID-19 booster drive in the U.S. is losing steam, worrying health experts.
Winn-Dixie has announced that it will give away N95 face masks in partnership with the Federal Retail Pharmacy Program.
Montgomery Mayor Steven Reed has announced that he has COVID-19.
State health officials say 45.9% of those taking COVID-19 tests in Alabama are getting positive results.