MARIETTA — A Memorial Health System nurse practitioner took to social media to share her experience on the front lines of the battle against COVID-19 and encourage people to get vaccinated against the virus.
“From a health care perspective, it’s really, really emotionally wrecking. ...
CHARLESTON — Five residents from the region are among the 17 confirmed deaths from the COVID-19 virus reported Thursday morning by the West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources.
The youngest was a 33-year-old woman from Kanawha County, the state said.
Among the deaths were an ...
CHARLESTON — With hospitals in West Virginia filling up with unvaccinated people with severe COVID-19 infections, state officials are wanting to get monoclonal antibody treatments out quick to blunt the run on hospitals. But actions by federal officials could halt that plan before it starts. ...
CHARLESTON — The COVID-19 virus has become “the disease of the unvaccinated,” Gov. Jim Justice said Wednesday.
Justice reported another 58 West Virginians have been added to the list of state residents succumbing to COVID, bringing the state’s number to 3,296.
Justice and other state ...
MARIETTA — Marietta Memorial Hospital eclipsed last year’s peak number of hospitalizations due to COVID-19 on Wednesday.
“We are in a crisis as the demand for health care services is outstripping our ability to meet it,” said Jennifer Offenberger, associate vice president for service ...
CHARLESTON — When it comes to broadband expansion in West Virginia, the millions sent to state and local governments through the American Rescue Plan or FCC rural broadband fund get all the headlines, but a new program will give students and their families better and affordable internet ...