vaccines

You don't want another CUJO, right? So you should get your pet a rabies vaccination, right? But are you required to by law?

Could the solution be for businesses to allow some of their business hours to be open solely for individuals and families who are vaccinated?

The COVID-19 vaccination fight in Illinois is affecting way more people than you think, and it's time for it to stop.

If you're someone who's been experiencing "vaccine hesitancy," it may seem like you're the lone hold-out among people you know, or the public in general. However, that's just not the case at all.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is now estimating that over 1 million people who have received either a Moderna or Pfizer vaccination have decided to go back for more.

Let's say that you've gotten the COVID-19 vaccine, and your best friend hasn't. Are you more of a "live and let live" sort of person who is cool with others making their own decisions while you make yours, or do you have to end the friendship?

While supplies last, Walmart and Sam's Club in Rockford are accepting walk-ins to get the COVID-19 vaccine.

A "Vax pass," also referred to as a "vaccine passport," or "vaccine creds," is showing itself to be a polarizing issue across the United States. Many are in favor, many are opposed, and no one seems to know exactly how the issue will be resolved.

The pause put on the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine has put a little kink in Winnebago County's shot roll-out plan, but it's not as bad as you think.

Rockford Public Schools is working with the Winnebago County Health Department to set up COVID-19 vaccination clinics for high school students.