COVID-19 News

Iowans under 64 with certain health conditions will be able to receive a COVID-19 vaccine beginning Monday, March 8th.

100,000 more doses of vaccine are headed to Iowa this week, including the newly approved version from Johnson and Johnson.

Dr. Anthony Fauci says no one should skip the Johnson & Johnson vaccine despite it being less effective.

As more get vaccinated, or have already had COVID-19, Iowa's total cases are trending lower as of February 22.

With each passing day, more Iowans are receiving their second vaccine shot, with the hopes all will be eligible for the first shot by April.

One of the complaints about the entire process of actually getting a vaccine has been that it's a bit slow, and also people find it difficult to schedule appointments. However, Iowa is trying to change that for residents by teaming up with a major company. The Hawkeye state chose Microsoft to c…

New rules for Iowa counties wanting more COVID vaccines.

Gov. Reynolds eased off the restrictions she put in place in November. But why? They were working very well. Why quit while we're turning the tide?

The questions range from the practical--how will I get vaccinated?--to the scientific--how do these vaccines even work?

The Waterloo location will shutdown at noon today.