Vaccination

"Remember, the hospitalizations due to COVID-19 - 99.8% of them are people who have not had their vaccine," he said. "So those of you out there who have not had a vaccine; you're a sitting duck right now."

COVID-19 cases have nearly tripled in the U.S. over two weeks amid an onslaught of vaccine misinformation.

Banner Health, the parent company of Wyoming Medical Center, announced Tuesday that all employees will be required to get the COVID-19 vaccine by a November 1 deadline.

Two weeks after celebrating America’s near “independence” from the coronavirus, President Joe Biden is confronting the worrying reality of rising cases and deaths.

The Biden White House is no longer refraining from criticizing Republican officials who play down the importance of coronavirus vaccinations or seek to make political hay of the federal government’s all-out effort to drive shots into arms.

Teton County led the state with a 53 percent vaccination rate. At the other end of the spectrum were Campbell and Crook counties in northeastern Wyoming at 14 percent.

Just about anyone can get a COVID-19 vaccine in Natrona County as local health officials continue rolling it out.

The City of Laramie recently informed the public of vaccination efforts in Albany County. The information is as follows. Who is currently eligible: Individuals within Phase 1b, priority group 4-6 are now able to schedule their vaccination appointment ... Read More ...

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control rates Wyoming flu activity as moderate.

The Department of Health estimates the season won't peak for a while, leaving time for vaccination.