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The Casper-Natrona County Health Department on Thursday announced that Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines will be offered to younger children.

The state is not offering a religious exemption to hospital and nursing home workers who risk losing their jobs if they are not vaccinated.

Wyoming lawmakers went into a special session on Tuesday in response to President Joe Biden's COVID-19 vaccine mandates.

The Casper-Natrona County Health Department on Friday announced that boosters for all three COVID vaccines will be given later this month.

The vaccines will be issued in a drive-through setting.

Casper-area health officials say they are ready to implement third doses of the COVID-19 vaccine should they get the final green light.

Scientists inside and outside the U.S. government have been divided in recent days over the need for boosters and who should get them.

Perhaps it may not come as a surprise to those in Wyoming, but the Cowboy State ranks right near the bottom of the list of states in the U.S. when it comes to getting vaccinations, which doesn't just apply to the COVID-19, but others as well.

The University of Wyoming announced that a total of 70 University of Wyoming students and employees have tested positive for COVID-19 during their one-time testing program at the start of the semester. The test positivity rate has remained consistent at just over 1 percent since then, with the finding that 66 percent of students and 88 percent of employees said they’ve been vaccinated in an anonym

Beginning on August 23, Albany County residents 12 and older can pre-register to win prizes of up to $2,500 for receiving and reporting their COVID-19 vaccination. Every Monday from September 6 – October 4, there will be a weekly cash drawing, and entries are open to residents who have received their first vaccine. This comm...