Alabama Seeing Rising COVID-19 Cases, Hospitalizations
Alabama is seeing a sharp rise in the COVID-19 cases as the extremely contagious omicron variant of the coronavirus continues to sweep the nation.
Alabama is seeing a sharp rise in the COVID-19 cases as the extremely contagious omicron variant of the coronavirus continues to sweep the nation.
Top-ranked Alabama has arrived in North Texas for their playoff semifinal game against Cincinnati in the Cotton Bowl.
The SEC has announced that the women’s basketball game with Auburn hosting Kentucky has been postponed due to COVID-19 issues within Auburn’s program.
The holiday scene at the White House has been a little less merry under under COVID-19’s shadow.
Texas A&M pulled out of the game in Jacksonville, Florida, scheduled for New Year’s Eve because of a lack of available players.
Health officials say Alabama will have a limited number of doses of a new drug that can be used to treat COVID-19.
If a team is unavailable to play in College Football Playoff semifinals because of COVID-19 issues, the game will be forfeited and the available team will advance to the championship game.
Starting in January, Americans will be able to request rapid tests through a website and have them delivered free.
Alabama’s COVID-19 numbers are once again headed in the wrong direction.
The Alabama Department of Public Health has released its final weekly report on COVID-19 cases in Alabama public schools for 2021. It shows cases on the rise for the second week in a row.