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The Rock Island County Health Department wants people to help prevent COVID, the flu, and other respiratory illnesses this fall and winter.
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The conronavirus continues to kill residents of the Quad Cities area.
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Total COVID-19 deaths and cases have increased dramatically this month in the Quad Cities. Hospitals are full of infected patients, and recovery takes weeks.
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Hospitals in the Quad Cities are overflowing with patients, and health officials are asking everyone to help by getting vaccinated against COVID-19 and wearing masks in public, indoor places.
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Here's a look at recent COVID statistics for Rock Island County.
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Options are becoming available for 5-to-11-year-olds to get free, COVID-19 vaccinations. (Updated: see below.)
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On Friday, the Rock Island County Health Department will start giving third Pfizer injections to those who are eligible.
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CommunityCOVID-19 continues to cause increases in deaths and hospitalizations in the Illinois Quad Cities. Here are the latest numbers.
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After three months in operation, the mass vaccination site in Milan will close this weekend. On Saturday at 4 p.m., state-sponsored nurses will administer their last doses of the COVID-19 vaccine.
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Rock Island County and most of Illinois Region 2 continue to be at a warning level for COVID-19. And so far this month, more local residents have died…