Many workers were laid off or forced to work remotely throughout the pandemic. With business offices now open, people have made career changes and job seekers are wanting better work and pay.
The Food and Drug Administration said it cleared the Eli Lilly drug for adults and adolescent patients with mild-to-moderate cases of COVID-19. Lilly announced work on the treatment late last year after testing revealed that its previous antibody therapy was ineffective against the dominant omicron variant.
Clovis Municipal Schools will not be doing in-person instruction on Wednesday due to “staffing challenges coupled with forecasts of pending inclement weather.”
At the start of COVID-19 in 2020, Amarillo College went to a full tech supported format teaching classes. Now some students don't want to go back to in person classes.
Sterman Young and his wife Virgie have been married for more than 80 years. The couple from Post, Texas both were diagnosed with COVID-19 and have been separated since. After many days apart, they were reunited thanks to the team at Covenant Health.
Nursing homes were the lethal epicenter of the pandemic early on, before the vaccine allowed many of them to reopen to visitors last year. But the wildly contagious variant has dealt them a setback.
COVID-19 Omicron variant is causing some schools in the Panhandle to close its doors. Staffing shortages is one factor out of many for some small schools to keep operating.
With new cases in Potter and Randall counties averaging more than 600 a day over the last five days, experts are more hopeful than optimistic the pandemic will turn around soon.
The United States is seeing a record number of hospitalizations for children under 5-years-old and new admissions for children under 18 are averaging nearly 800 a day.
The Coffee Memorial Blood Center is hosting a new antibody testing from today until January 31st to help blood donors know whether antibodies come from natural infection or the vaccine and boosters.