KMGH: Colorado Utilizes In-School Vaccination Sites For Students
In Colorado, more than 50,000 teens received their first COVID vaccine in the first two weeks of April.
China Eases Controls, Gives No Sign When 'Zero COVID' Ends
China is easing some of the world’s most stringent anti-COVID controls and authorities say new variants are weaker.
By Andy Wong / APChina Eases Virus Controls Amid Effort To Head Off Protests
In some areas, markets and bus service reopened, and a newspaper reported Beijing has begun allowing some people with the virus to isolate at home.
By AP PhotoSeniors Are Experiencing Record-High RSV Cases
The latest CDC data from November shows this year, the rate of hospitalization for seniors with RSV is already 10 times higher than average.
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Colorado Gay Club Shooting Suspect Set To Return To Court
The suspect will learn what charges prosecutors will pursue in the attack, including possible hate crime counts.
By Parker Seibold / The Gazette via APNike Says Kyrie Irving Is No Longer One Of Its Athletes
The Brooklyn Nets guard has faced backlash for tweeting a link to an Amazon documentary containing antisemitic material.
By Eduardo Munoz Alvarez / APKirstie Alley, Emmy-Winning 'Cheers' Star, Dies At 71
Kirstie Alley died of cancer that was recently diagnosed, according to a social media post by her children.
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