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Health care providers across the Lowcountry are making changes to where and how they administer COVID-19 vaccines as demand slows at larger sites.

Demand for the COVID-19 vaccine in South Carolina has declined in the past few weeks, to the point that health providers are now using a third of the amount of doses they would have administered less than a month ago.

Nursing homes and assisted living facilities will now be able to offer outdoor or indoor visitations as long as there aren't high local COVID-19 transmission rates or cases within the facility.

As the number of people eligible for the vaccine increases, Health Officials try to expand access to vaccines in Wadmalaw Island, Georgetown County, Colleton County.

As 75% of teachers and staff have expressed interest in getting the vaccine, school districts are working on plans to get them vaccinated as soon as possible. Officials believe teachers should be a top priority.

Together, we have the ability to be more cautious, clean, and caring as we go about our lives living among germs. And it's true, we can't always avoid them, but we can control the threat of germs.

Health leaders are responding to the latest two discoveries of the South African COVID-19 variant cases in the state.

To prevent a new healthcare crisis, the WHO has started studying a series of mental and physical symptoms affecting several individuals in the aftermath of acute COVID-19 infections.

With most businesses back in operation, one thing holds true for every situation, and it's the fact that the workplace is a breeding ground for illness-causing germs.

We're still in the process of learning how COVID-19 works, and so far, it seems as if the pandemic is still here to stay well into 2021. Since the start of the pandemic, we have heard a lot of conflicting information regarding the virus.