Restaurant owners grappling with how to stay open safely amid health restrictions
As cases of COVID-19 continue to rise across the nation, restaurants are struggling to figure out how to safely stay open amid confusing rules and restrictions. source
New video shows home raid of Florida scientist
New police body camera video was released of the raid at the home of Florida scientist Rebekah Jones. The raid was part of an ongoing investigation into a hack of…
What you need to know about the safety of COVID-19 vaccines
Addressing concerns about taking COVID-19 vaccines as well as continuing coronavirus safety practices after vaccines are administered. source
Star college basketball player collapses on court
Florida Gators star Keyontae Johnson was rushed to the hospital after collapsing during a game. source
White House Holds Press Briefing: April 1 | NBC News
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1st shipment of Pfizer vaccines expected to arrive at 145 sites
UPS and FedEx are teaming up to deliver vaccines across the country. source
Pfizer Says Covid Vaccine Is 100 Percent Effective In Children Ages 12-15 | NBC Nightly News
Pfizer announced its early trial results show a 100 percent efficacy rate in children ages 12-15. The company is also conducting trials in children ages 6 months to 11 years…
Health care workers given COVID-19 vaccine after months of tirelessly fighting virus
Staffers at a hospital in New York City and a nursing home in New Jersey are given the COVID-19 vaccine. Nursing home residents, who are also vulnerable to the virus,…
Desperate for treatments, Trump administration initiates Operation Warp Speed: Part 3
US government program provides resources to vaccine developers to accelerate the vaccine’s development and distribution. Meanwhile, another treatment is approved then revoked over potential dangers. source
As COVID-19 enters public awareness, scientists mobilize on vaccine: Part 1
Before the first COVID-19 case reaches the U.S. in January, scientists worldwide are already getting to work developing a vaccine using existing technology and a genetic blueprint of the novel…