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Bree Hodge, of Fletcher, said she’s happy to be home, recovering from coronavirus after things quickly went downhill a month ago. Caption: COVID-19 patient recalls saying goodbye to her family before going into hospital. That’s when her husband tested positive for COVID-19. While he and their two children had minor symptoms, Hodge had a fever that kept going up. So, her doctor sent the 39-year-old to Mountain Area Health Education Center for an antibody infusion.

Robb Malone was well known in youth coaching circles in and around Robbinsdale.

A new report from the Government Accountability Office on the repatriation effort last year said that poor training and bureaucratic infighting left Americans unsafe.

The plan, initiated during the Trump administration, had been delayed after a political and public outcry.

The CDC reported a hopeful statistic in the country’s fight against the coronavirus on Sunday. On Monday, every adult in the country will be eligible to register to be vaccinated.

Adams County health administrators are urging residents to get vaccinated as COVID-19 variants continue to spread across the nation.

Contract with N.Y.-based Vault was not subject to competitive bidding.

University of Oxford scientists plan to reinfect dozens of adult volunteers with the coronavirus in the second U.K. clinical trial to study deliberate Covid-19 infection in quarantine—this time among people who have already recovered from the virus.

Leap comes amid 24-hour clinic in Cedar Rapids