×

COVID-19

Regular supply of vaccine returns

Marshall County is back on track with the COVID-19 vaccinations. Last week, the shipment was delayed due to the severe winter weather spread across the country. Marshall County Public Health Nurse Pat Thompson said 500 doses arrived on Thursday, and larger volumes will be expected ...

Marshall Schools transition to total in-person Learning

The halls of the Marshalltown Community School District middle schools and high schools are full once again, with students nearly two weeks into their return to the total in-person learning option. “I just smiled when I walked into the band room and the whole band was playing music ...

Reynolds: Iowa vaccinations will rise as more doses arrive

JOHNSTON — Gov. Kim Reynolds said Thursday that she’s optimistic vaccinations of Iowans will accelerate due to the impending authorization of a new one-dose coronavirus vaccine and increased deliveries of the two-shot varieties. Speaking at her weekly news conference, Reynolds said 19.2 ...

Iowa still among the slowest in delivering two shots of vaccine

Iowa is continuing to accelerate the process of administering the COVID-19 vaccine, but it still is playing catch-up to other states. When it comes to the percentage of a state’s population that has received two shots of the vaccine, Iowa ranks near the bottom, at 4.8 percent. Among the ...

US COVID-19 death toll tops 500,000 milestone

The U.S. stood Sunday at the brink of a once-unthinkable tally: 500,000 people lost to the coronavirus, and then it went over. A year into the pandemic, the running total of lives lost was 500,513 — roughly the population of Kansas City, Missouri, and just shy of the size of Atlanta. The ...

Beyond 100M: Biden team aiming for bigger vaccine numbers

WASHINGTON — It sounded so ambitious at first blush: 100 million vaccination shots in 100 days. Now, one month into his presidency, Joe Biden is on a glide path to attain that goal and pitching well beyond it to the far more ambitious and daunting mission of vaccinating all eligible ...