COVID-19 Resources

People who fall under one of Idaho’s high-risk groups will be able to make an appointment to receive a COVID-19 vaccine with St. Luke’s.

There are four estimated timeframes to begin vaccinating groups, starting with December and going through May 2021.

St. Luke’s is prepared to receive the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine sometime early this week. The first vaccines are expected to be given St. Luke’s frontline health care workers by the end of the week. KMVT is putting your first with answers to some of the most relevant COVID-19 questions.

A COVID-19 testing location moves to St. Luke’s Renaissance Business Park in Twin Falls.

With the Food and Drug Administration now getting closer to approving two COVID-19 vaccines. The questions remain who should receive them and how many doses will be available?

One of Utah’s largest hospital systems is adding nearly 200 traveling nurses to keep staffing levels up as coronavirus cases and hospitalizations continue to shatter records.

A health care executive says Idaho’s unchecked spread of the coronavirus has become so overwhelming in some areas that medical providers are struggling to answer phone calls from would-be patients.

Idaho Gov. Brad Little is pledging to explain the safety and efficacy of a coronavirus vaccine to Idaho residents once it becomes available.

The student who tested positive for COVID-19 was in close proximity to other students.

COVID-19 has the court system in the Gem State backlogged, with some wondering when their cases will ever go to court.

Seven months into the pandemic, COVID-19 is still having an impact on the police and fire departments

Covid-19 cases are on the rise in the Gem State with nearly 16,000 cases and 126 deaths, according to the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare data.

In a 3 to 1 vote, the City Council voted in favor of supporting the South Central Health Districts Resolution No. 06-20 for stopping the spread of COVID-19.

Over the past few weeks Amazon has donated more than $10 million worth of personal protective equipment (PPE) supplies to Direct Relief,

The website recreate.idaho.gov, provides Idahoans a tool to help us safely enjoy and maintain all the recreation opportunities the Gem State has to offer, as well as support local outdoor businesses.

Tripp says the best way to contain more spread of the virus is through protecting yourself and others.

Summer Food Service Programs across the Magic Valley are being announced.