COVID-19 vaccine

The CDC and the FDA have officially approved vaccinations against COVID-19 for kids under five. Here is what Lubbock parents need to know about their options.

Everyone in Lubbock is going to get Covid-19. The key is to not panic about it.

This requirement has been met with mixed reactions and a bit of distress from some employees.

U.S. health officials just endorsed booster shots of Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine for some at-risk Americans.

The City of Lubbock Public Health Department and Texas Tech University want to hear from unvaccinated members of the Lubbock community.

On Monday, the Food and Drug Administration officially approved the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine. That means the vaccine is no longer under an emergency use authorization, and most likely the FDA will approve the other vaccines from Moderna and Johnson & Johnson soon. ...

The fear of the coronavirus' new Delta variant is the hot topic on everyone's minds.

The City of Lubbock Health Department has announced in a news release that free COVID-19 vaccination clinics will be held at Southcrest Baptist Church throughout the month of June.

States are offering "Vaccination Lotteries" to convince people to get vaxxed. Texas needs to step it up.

A recent study from the Centers for Disease Control says that around 8% of people in America have received their first shot of either the Moderna or Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine, but aren't going back for the second dose.

United Supermarkets was relying on the now-shelved Johnson & Johnson vaccine to help vaccinate college students since it only required a single dose.

The FDA announced Tuesday, April 13, that 6 women have developed a rare blood clot after taking the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, leading to 1 death and 1 hospitalization.