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Some COVID-19 survivors can’t seem to get rid of lingering, awful smells that aren’t even there. “Long-haulers” are smelling smoke, rotten vegetables, even feces, and it may be a while before it stops – if it does. Even though everyone in Mary Heid’s family came down with COVID-19, she’s the only one to go through […]

KING COUNTY—Today is a big day for about 740,000 people in our state who have now to the next tier to get a COVID-19 vaccine. But supply is still a major problem—even as some essential workers feel left out. Health officials warn the next few weeks will be tough for people looking for a vaccine. This day is a long time coming for grocery workers like Angie Beck—who’s been on the frontlines since day and survived COVID-19.

A recent White House report downgraded Horry County in terms of case counts.

People working behind the scenes at a hospitals trust reflect on the lessons they have learned.

VanVleet returned to practice on Tuesday, as did several teammates, after having cleared health and safety protocols

Health officials are tracking the variants’ spread in Idaho by keeping a close eye on COVID-19 test results.

Death certificates our KCRG-TV9 i9 Investigative Unit found show Iowans dying of respiratory conditions due to an underlying cause of pneumonia. County staff members told us about a similar trend as well.

Trump’s remarks come as recent polls suggest the largest group of Americans either hesitant about the Covid-19 vaccine or outright opposed to it are Republicans.

German coronavirus infections are spreading exponentially, up 20% in the last week, an expert at the Robert Koch Institute for infectious diseases said on Tuesday, adding that the risk of AstraZeneca’s vaccine was relatively low.

Two more legislative aides tested positive on Monday.