vaccine rollout

The expected vote comes after the U.S. Food and Drug Administration late Monday cleared Pfizer’s vaccine for use among those between 12 and 15 years old.

The walk-up appointments will be added to sites like the Hynes Convention Center and the Natick Mall.

Everyone 16 and older can now be vaccinated from the coronavirus in Massachusetts.

New mass vaccination sites will soon offer more options for Massachusetts residents looking to get their shot.

The university is requiring all students to be vaccinated before they return to campus.

Ahead of President Joe Biden’s announcement that all American adults will be eligible for a vaccine on April 19, White House press secretary Jen Psaki urged seniors to make appointments to get shots now to avoid long lines and limited appointment availability.

Vaccinations in the state are being distributed thanks to the help of many workers and volunteers.

Close to 25,000 homebound people in Massachusetts can get vaccinated without leaving their house starting Monday through a new state program.

The Community Vaccination Center program will be open to the public starting March 31.

Mainers can now get in line for their dose of the coronavirus vaccine when it becomes available.

Massachusetts residents at least 60 years old and a new group of essential workers will be eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine beginning Monday, the same day that the Hynes Convention Center in Boston will officially open as the state’s latest mass vaccination site. That means grocery store employees across the Bay State will be able to register for a vaccine…

By April 19, all Vermont residents will be eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine.

Massachusetts reached 1 million vaccine doses on Friday, while the country is expected to reach 100 million shots.

Dr. Anthony Fauci says high school students may be able to start getting vaccinated in the beginning of the fall while younger children studies are underway.

On April 5, eligibility will be expanded to those 55 years and older and those with one co-morbidity.

A line stretched out the door as 1,500 teachers and staff become eligible to get the vaccine.

Right now, the state is administering about 250,000 doses of vaccine per week.

After teachers unions pitched their own plan to the Secretary of Health and Human Services to get teachers and staff vaccinated on-site in each school district, Gov. Charlie Baker released a strongly-worded statement, saying they are trying to take vaccines away from the state’s most vulnerable residents.

Governor Charlie Baker explained why teachers were not higher on the priority list for vaccinations in Massachusetts.

Educators are now eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine in Massachusetts.