One of the country's most prolific serial killers could get a vaccine shot before you.

Racial disparities are playing out with vaccine distribution as white people are getting shots at higher rates than minority groups.

Israel's vaccination program so far seems to show one dose might be enough to get this pandemic under control.

Businesses offer incentives like money and time off so workers can get vaccinated.

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Oxford's AstraZeneca vaccine shows promise in stopping the virus from spreading.

The new CDC director says schools can reopen safely even if teachers aren't vaccinated.

Posting your vaccine card on social media might be a bad idea.

We check in with a COVID long-hauler who's still feeling the effects nearly a year later.

The Super Bowl during a pandemic. What will it look like?

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What lessons have we all learned from the pandemic so far? And can we apply what we've learned to keep ourselves safe if there's another surge?

All the talk is about vaccines now but what about treatments? Are there any promising treatments out there that can help people who are already sick?

Lots of health care workers, elderly people and first responders are refusing the vaccine even though it's available for them. What's going on?

Russia says its vaccine is very effective against the virus.

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Immunity certificates might be the keys needed to resume normal activities again but what's the legality behind it?

Long-haul COVID remains a problem for some people. What are they going through and why them?

Anti-vax protesters disrupt a vaccine site in LA. Are their concerns based on science, religious beliefs or conspiracy theory?

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More vaccines are coming out. Johnson & Johnson could be next in the U.S. But there are concerns over whether they can protect against the U.K. and South African variants.

California is slowly reopening and is getting criticized by people who are concerned the worst is actually still to come.

A start-up company has a device that could prevent germs from spreading at work.

Differences in opinions and behavior over the coronavirus can put a strain on relationships.

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The South African variant that can beat the COVID-19 vaccines is found in the U.S. How worried should we be?

A little-known but important health agency is in charge of pandemic preparedness but its budget has been raided over the years for things like furniture and salaries.

The pandemic might be leading more people to smoke again.

Will work-at-home become permanent after the pandemic ends?

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The Biden administration says it's working to buy additional 200 million doses of the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines to vaccinate most of Americans by the fall. Dr. Dena Grayson says she's "confident" President Biden will meet the goal."

Dr. Michael Osterholm, a member of the Biden administration's COVID-19 task force, says double-making may "lower" the level of protection.

A healthcare worker died at the University of California, Irvine Medical Center shortly after receiving his second dose of Pfizer's coronavirus vaccine. But Dr. Andrew Noymer says there's "no therapy that doesn't have side effects."

An underground economy has been created with some businesses defying the health orders and staying open. Steve Kharazian, who owns Fades and Blades Barbershop in Burbank, California, says he's just trying to stay afloat.

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COVID-19 keeps mutating and evolving with many different variants across the world. What do we need to know about the variants to defeat the virus?

The rich and famous are trying to buy their away ahead in line to get a vaccine.

Plans are being made already for the next pandemic.

A CDC study supports the idea of reopening schools.

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Moderna is working on another booster shot to better protect from a South African variant. Does this mean we'll need regular COVID-19 shots every year?

Cloth masks alone might not protect against COVID-19 variants out there.

Dr. Deborah Birx is now trying to rebuild her reputation after taking part on the Trump Administration COVID-19 Task Force. Is it too little too late?

Can your boss force you to take the COVID-19 vaccine?

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Variants in Great Britain and South Africa could hamper efforts to slow this pandemic. One is said to be deadlier. Vaccines might not work on the other.

President Biden wants to use the Defense Production Act to speed up vaccine production but that might make things worse.

Restaurants and the television and movie industry are looking to bounce back this year from a rough 2020.

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