Covid-19 and Coronavirus News

At least two Texas lawmakers want the Texas Department of Health and Human Services to study the effectiveness along with the long-term health effects of the COVID-19 vaccine. Including whether the vaccines led to death. State Representative Dustin Burrows (HD84) State Senator Drew Springer (SD30) filed the legislation in their respective chambers on Thursday. Bur...

Our bodies can't take much more of this.

The City of Lubbock Public Health Department is reporting "higher than usual" levels of activity with respiratory viruses as of late.

You've probably see the number of national and statewide news stories about COVID rising in the last few weeks. The reason for that is because we are seeing a new surge in Texas, including here in Lubbock, but there is reason for optimism...

Here we go again for Round 2...

In yet another sign that the COVID-19 pandemic is practically over, one of the ways that people treated COVID when it was caught early is closing up in Lubbock.

Is it time to get back to normal? The type of normal we enjoyed more than two years ago? According to the data, the answer might just be, 'yes!'

Nomi Health now has a new COVID-19 testing site open in North Lubbock.

The State of Texas is once again suing the Biden administration. This time it's over the federal mandate on wearing a face mask on airplanes and in airports. But this time, it's not just Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filing the lawsuit...

Victor J. Test, MD has been honored by the American Medical Association with the AMA Medal of Valor for his work during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Texas educator, mother and podcaster Phylicia Jimenez posted a TikTok with her concerns about schools and how they're being impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

On Wednesday, January 5th, Texas Tech University provided an update concerning how they would be responding to COVID-19 for the Spring 2022 semester.