Month: February 2021

by: Lisette Hernandez, KLST, Nexstar Media Wire Posted: Feb 25, 2021 / 03:26 PM EST / Updated: Feb 25, 2021 / 03:26 PM EST SAN ANGELO, Texas (KLST/NEXSTAR) — Many have asked whether you can get COVID-19 in between vaccine doses. The answer is yes. That’s what happened to Nelda Benavidez, a grandmother who contracted the coronavirus after her first dose of the Pfizer vaccine on Jan. 7. Four counties improve on Ohio’s color-coded COVID-19 map She said she was hopeful and excited that she might be more protected from the virus. Then two weeks later on Jan. 23, she got a call telling her she had tested positive. “I was told that I could not take the second dosage after having COVID. I was also told that I had to wait ...

by: WDTN, Nexstar Media Wire Posted: Feb 25, 2021 / 04:14 PM EST / Updated: Feb 25, 2021 / 04:18 PM EST The Dayton Police Department said Thursday a Dayton man who lives in this home on Speice Ave. was indicted by the Montgomery County Grand Jury for felonious assault likely has other victims. (Photo: Dayton Police Dept.) DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) – An Ohio man accused of having sex without disclosing that he has HIV likely has other victims, the Dayton Police Department said Thursday. Woman Convicted of Lying about HIV Jason C. Davis is facing one count of felonious assault for engaging in sexual conduct after he tested positive for HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, without telling the other person before sexual conta...

NEWS. THAT BREAKING NEWS IS IN MISSOURI. THE STATE IS MOVING TO THE NEXT TIER OF COVID-19 VACCINATIONS. THE GOVERNOR MADE THAT ANNOUNCEMENT JUST WITHIN THE PAST HOUR AND KMBC9’S MICHAEL MAHONEY HAS MORE NOW ON WHAT THIS MEANS MICHAEL. WELL KELLY TO BEGIN WITH ANOTHER BIG GROUP MORE THAN A HALF MILLION MORE, MISSOURI AND WILL BE ABLE TO GET THE SHOT. IN ON MARCH THE 15TH. THAT’S A LITTLE MORE THAN TWO WEEKS AWAY TIER THREE INCLUDES MISSOURI’S TEACHERS AND EDUCATORS CHILD CARE WORKERS GROCERY STORE WORKERS AND PEOPLE WHO WORK IN TRANSPORTATION PARSONS SAYS THE STATE CAN DO THIS BECAUSE THE SUPPLY OF VACCINE IS INCREASING NOT ONLY THE SUPPLY OF THE TWO VACCINES NOW IN USE THEY ARE NOW EXPECTING ANOTHER THE JOHNSON & JOHNSON SINGLE-DOSE VACCINE TO BE APPROVED BY WASHINGTON FRID...

SALT LAKE CITY — As Utah Gov. Spencer Cox announced more earlier-than-expected vaccine eligibility Thursday, he remained confidently optimistic that a return to normalcy is coming in the summer. Gesturing to his mask, Cox strongly declared that its days are numbered. "I'm telling you, I'm not going to be wearing this (mask) on the Fourth of July. I'm going to be in a parade somewhere," Cox said at a news conference Thursday morning. "If I'm wrong, I'll come here and admit that I'm wrong, and we're going to do something different." Utah Department of Health state epidemiologist Dr. Angela Dunn remained more pragmatic. She said normalcy by the summer is "certainly possible" but will take an effort from everyone in the state to continue wearing masks, socially distancing, limiting gatherings...

The number of confirmed cases of the coronavirus (COVID-19) in Michigan has risen to 585,352 as of Thursday, including 15,453 deaths, state officials report. Thursday’s update includes a total of 1,388 new cases and 48 additional deaths, including 30 from a Vital Records review. On Wednesday, the state reported 583,964 confirmed cases, including 15,405 deaths. New COVID-19 cases have plateaued and deaths have slowed. Testing has slowed in the last week, dropping to about 35,000 diagnostic tests reported per day on average, with the 7-day positive rate down below 4.0% as of Tuesday. Hospitalizations continue to decline over the last several weeks. Ad Michigan’s 7-day moving average for daily cases was 966 on Wednesday -- which is up slightly from last week. The 7-day death average was 29 ...

Allegheny County Health Department to open more COVID-19 vaccine appointments for age 65 and above Registration for first doses of the Pfizer vaccine will be available beginning at 9 a.m. Friday by calling 211, or online through Allegheny Alerts. Updated: 4:12 PM EST Feb 25, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript THE VACCINE. BUT ALL NEW TONGIHT AT 6 PITTSBURGH’S ACTION NEWS 4 REPORTER MARCIE CIPRIANI IS FINDING OUT WHY SOME PEOPLE ARE GETTING SYMPTOMS A LOT SOONER THAN OTHERS. >> WE SPOKE TO A DOCTOR ABOUT WHY THE VACCINE IS AFFECTING CERTAIN PEOPLE AT CERTAIN TIMES. WHY SOME PEOPLE EXPER...