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Virus Updates: J&J to Ship Its First Shots
Over the weekend, Johnson & Johnson’s coronavirus vaccine became the third to receive emergency use authorization from the United States’ Food and Drug Administration. Unlike the two-dose Moderna and Pfizer vaccines, it works with just one shot.
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Pink's Hot Dogs to Reopen After Two-Month Closure Due to Surge in COVID-19 Cases
Pink’s Hot Dogs will reopen Monday after being closed for nearly two months due to the increase in coronavirus cases in the region.
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‘Not a Good Idea:' Experts Concerned About Pope Trip to Iraq
Infectious disease experts are expressing concern about Pope Francis’ upcoming trip to Iraq
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Rebound: Making Lemonade Out of Lemons
Vicktor Stevenson founded Gourmonade in 2018. Now, the pandemic is putting the squeeze on his gourmet lemonade business. In part one of our “Rebound” series, we join Vicktor and his family in the Gourmonade kitchen to see how they’re pivoting the business to stay afloat.
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Abigail Breslin's Father Michael Dies of COVID-19: ‘I'm in Shock and Devastation'
Abigail Breslin of “Zombieland” and “Scream Queens” fame is mourning the death of her father, Michael Breslin, following his death from COVID-19.
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Seattle Ups Its Outdoor Dining Game, Seahawks-Style
People looking to score a unique outdoor dining option during the pandemic can now make a run to the home of the Seattle Seahawks.
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Plunging Demand for COVID-19 Tests May Leave US Exposed
Communities across the U.S. are seeing plummeting demand for coronavirus testing
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Virus Updates: FDA Panel Endorses J&J Shot; CDC Chief Warns of ‘Stalling' Decline in Cases
On Friday, a panel of experts to the Food and Drug Administration endorsed the emergency use of the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine after the FDA confirmed Wednesday that it is safe and effective.
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5-Inning Games, 2-Out Innings? Odd MLB Spring Look on Deck
Some MLB spring training games might not even get to a seventh-inning stretch
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COVID-19 Cases on the Rise After Weeks of Decline
Health experts say new strains could be behind the increase of cases.
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COVID-19 Cases on the Rise After Weeks of Decline
Health experts say new strains could be behind the increase of cases.
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Girl, 11, Finds Parents Dead in Missouri Home. Both Had COVID-19
Family members told officers the man and woman were quarantining in their home in the St. Louis area.
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Side Effects From COVID-19 Vaccine Interfere With Mammogram Results
Doctors are finding that side effects from the COVID-19 vaccine can interfere with mammogram results, so women are being warned not to schedule the two procedures too close together. Angie Crouch reports for NBC4 News at 5 p.m. on Feb. 25, 2021.
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‘We're Just So Happy': It's Game on for Outdoor High School Sports
The rate of new COVID-19 cases in Los Angeles County fell far enough Tuesday to allow for a resumption of youth competition in sports such as football, soccer and water polo, but with many schools still closed due to the pandemic, it was unclear when student-athletes will return to action. Orange County also met the threshold.
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Rebound: Behind the Scenes as Businesses Try to Bounce Back from the Pandemic
The coronavirus pandemic may have threatened small businesses across America, but these companies are rising up despite the challenges. In “Rebound,” we go behind-the-scenes of three Black-owned businesses to see how they are bouncing back from the coronavirus pandemic. Whether it’s creating a tall glass of lemonade, a colorful balloon sculpture, or make-up products for darker skin tones, each...
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Rebound Season 2, Episode 2: Making Lemonade Out of Lemons
The coronavirus pandemic may have threatened small businesses across America, but these companies are rising up despite the challenges. In “Rebound,” we go behind-the-scenes of three Black-owned businesses to see how they are bouncing back from the coronavirus pandemic. Whether it’s creating a tall glass of lemonade, a colorful balloon sculpture, or make-up products for darker skin tones, each...
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New Vaccine Appointment Codes Coming Soon
People who aren’t eligible yet for COVID-19 vaccines are using special access codes for appointments. Those appointments are meant for people in under served communities. While officials say they’re addressing the problem, the I-Team found that those people are still getting access to the appointment portal. I-Team’s Lolita Lopez reports Feb. 24, 2021.
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What Herd Immunity Is and How We Get It
There’s a lot of talk these days about how herd immunity will be our ticket out of the pandemic. Here’s what you need to know about what herd immunity is and how we get it.
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Virus Updates: Biden Marks 50M Vaccine Shots; Harris Addresses Vaccine Hesitancy
The Food and Drug Administration confirmed Wednesday that Johnson & Johnson’s COVID-19 vaccine is safe and effective, setting the stage for a final decision on bringing a third shot to the U.S. marketplace.
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Biden Directive Expands Jobless Aid to More Unemployed
More Americans will soon be eligible for unemployment benefits under a directive issued by the Labor Department