COVID-19 vaccines

While COVID-19 cases in Allegheny County seem to have hit a plateau, severe illness among young kids is growing.

UPMC's "Shot of Hope" COVID-19 vaccine clinic opens in the Hill District on Monday.

The specimens were collected earlier this month and confirmed to be omicron yesterday and today. Health officials have predicted the variant will mean a COVID-19 surge is on the way.

As omicron advances, medical experts urge people to get the COVID-19 vaccine and booster.

The Bhutanese Community Association of Pittsburgh has been awarded $20,000 for COVID-19 vaccine outreach. This is 1 of 65 grants the Wolf administration is distributing to grassroots organizations in order to reach unvaccinated Pennsylvanians.

This month, KDKA News reported that two people developed ringing or buzzing in their ears after receiving the COVID-19 vaccine. But is tinnitus a legitimate side effect?

Omicron variant of COVID-19 is not yet in Allegheny County, where case numbers continue to grow due to the delta variant.

In light of a preliminary injunction against the Biden Administration's vaccine mandate for health care workers, only Allegheny Health Network and the Veterans Affairs Pittsburgh Healthcare System will continue to require vaccinations.

Corrected data shows that the percentage of fully vaccinated Pennsylvania adults is lower than previously reported.

A dozen chief medical officers representing the region's health systems say they'll fully comply with the vaccine mandate from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.