Over the past few weeks, South Carolina’s COVID-19 rate has been slowly declining.

The state has finished administering just over 10.2 million COVID-19 tests since the beginning of the pandemic and the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control has released new data showing just over 4,200 new cases.

Four major public employers in Chatham County are collaborating to get more of their employees vaccinated.

The White House announced a six-pronged strategy last week to help get America out of the grips of the pandemic.

Across Georgia, faculty at various universities will be speaking out in what they’re calling a COVID policy protest beginning Monday, Sept. 13.

We’re hearing from the White House, sharing more details about President Biden’s COVID-19 action plan.

As the state nears administering its 10 millionth COVID-19 test, the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control released new data showing almost 4,000 new cases.

Faculty members continue to protest the refusal of Georgia’s public university system to mandate masks and vaccines. But leaders of the 26-university system are making clear those policies aren’t going to change.

According to SCCHC, 11 COVID-positive children were on ventilators Thursday, 14 COVID-positive children were in critical care, and 32 children were in the hospital with COVID-19.

The governors of Georgia and South Carolina tweeted a response to President Joe Biden’s new COVID-19 plan on Thursday.

Thursday’s daily COVID-19 report from the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control officially pushed the state’s death toll past the 11,000-mark.

Savannah City Council members received an update on COVID-19 case numbers, vaccine rates and other data straight from the Coastal Health District’s health director, Dr. Lawton Davis.

As cases of the Delta variant continue to rise so too does the demand for more vaccines and testing sites. In response the Chatham County Health Department is now adding new locations to one of the fastest growing parts of the county.

More than 5,900 people sickened by COVID-19 are in Georgia hospitals.

Health experts say the increase in coronavirus cases among children is correlating to an increase in hospitalizations.

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp announced all state employees would be given Sept. 3 off to encourage people to get vaccinated by giving them a whole day to do it.

The number of COVID-19 patients in Georgia hospitals remains above 6,000, the highest level since the start of the pandemic.

As of Wednesday, just 36 percent of residents in Effingham County have had at least one dose of a COVID vaccine. A number one local church would like to see go up. Which is why they’re opening their doors on a weekday encouraging the public to “come as they are” and get vaccinated.

The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control reported just under 3,000 new cases of COVID-19 Wednesday.

About six months ago, the COVID-19 vaccine became widely available to everyone 16 years and older. At that time, many expectant mothers had questions about how the vaccine would impact their pregnancy and if it was safe.