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INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana Department of Health reports COVID-19 vaccines for children ages 6 months up to age 5 are available at some Indiana providers. Shipments will continue to arrive at participating locations this week.

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Now that the COVID-19 vaccine is available to children five years of age and older, there is a bigger discussion about the ideal time to get your child’s immunizations. April 25 marks the start of National Infant Immunization Week — a great opportunity for all people, especially parents, to …

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JASPER — Eligible residents who want Moderna or Pfizer vaccines from the Dubois County Health Department can visit www.ourshot.in.gov or call 211 to schedule an appointment, the local health department reported Thursday.

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INDIANAPOLIS — Hoosiers age 12 and older who have weakened immune systems and individuals age 50 and older who received a booster dose of a COVID-19 vaccine at least four months ago are eligible for a second booster, following authorization Tuesday from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration …

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JASPER — With 12 new COVID-19 cases reported over the past seven days, Dubois County’s rolling seven-day positivity rate is at 3.3% among all tests reported to the Indiana State Department of Health.

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JASPER — Dubois County is among 78 Indiana counties with COVID-19 community spread metrics improving to mild levels, Indiana State Department of Public Health reported Wednesday.

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JASPER — Fifty-six of Indiana’s 92 counties have moved to the lowest COVID-19 community spread metric, while Dubois and 35 other counties are at mild to moderate community spread metrics.

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JASPER — Gov. Eric Holcomb lifted the two-year statewide public health emergency Thursday night after state lawmakers gave final approval administrative steps Holcomb said were needed to still protect enhanced federal funding.

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JASPER — Two new COVID-19 cases were reported in Dubois County Thursday by the Indiana State Department of Public Health, bringing the total cases to 12,810 since the beginning of the pandemic, including 160 deaths.

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JASPER — Every county in Indiana saw an improvement in COVID-19 community spread metrics this week, with 22 counties moving to “blue” for mild spread and 65 counties, including Dubois, moving down to “orange” for mild moderate spread.

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JASPER — One new COVID-19 case was reported Monday in Dubois County, bringing the total to 12,801 cases including 160 deaths among 120,080 people tested since the pandemic began two years ago.

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JASPER — Ten new cases of COVID-19 were reported Thursday in Dubois County, bringing the total number of cases since the beginning of the pandemic to 12,779, including 157 deaths among 119,644 people tested

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JASPER — With COVID-19 cases on the decline, Dubois County moved from the “red” advisory status for most severe spread of the virus to “orange” for moderate to severe spread Wednesday.

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JASPER — Dubois County’s seven-day rolling COVID-19 positivity rate is abating, at 13.3% for all tests and 16.8% among people tested for the first time, according to the Indiana State Department of Health.

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JASPER — Only seven new COVID-19 cases were reported in Dubois County over the weekend, according to Indiana State Department of Health.

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JASPER — The number of new COVID-19 cases in Dubois County continues to decline, with seven new cases reported Friday by the Indiana State Department of Health.

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INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Department of Health Thursday eased COVID-19 guidance for K-12 schools and childcare programs to reflect declining cases across the state.

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JASPER — While the community spread metrics of COVID-19 improved enough in about 40 counties in Indiana to move them from most severe to moderate/severe spread rates, Dubois County and most southwestern Indiana counties remain at most severe rate again this week.

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JASPER — Six new COVID-19 cases were reported Monday in Dubois County, according to Indiana State Department of Health’s Tuesday data update.

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JASPER — Dubois County remains at the state’s most severe community spread rate of the COVID-19 virus, according to Indiana State Department of Health’s weekly update reported Friday.

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INDIANAPOLIS — A technical problem with the Indiana State Department of Health’s COVID-19 data dashboard delayed reports of the latest cases, and the weekly update on community spread metrics across Indiana.

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JASPER — With 49 new COVID-19 cases reported Tuesday, the county’s total case count over the course of the pandemic hit 12,600, including 156 deaths among 31,299 people tested.

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JASPER — Sixty-three new COVID-19 cases were reported Thursday in Dubois County, bringing the county’s total cases to 12,452, including 155 deaths among 31,207 people tested over the course of the pandemic.

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JASPER — COVID-19 community spread metrics remained Wednesday at the most severe rate for every county in Indiana, according to Indiana State Department of Health’s weekly update.

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JASPER — New COVID-19 case reporting over the weekend in Dubois County eased up drastically from last week’s numbers with 78 new cases reported Friday, 46 new cases Saturday and 36 new cases Sunday, according to Indiana State Health Department’s Monday update.

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JASPER — Indiana State Department of Health reported 181 new COVID-19 cases in Dubois County Friday, for a total 12,117 cases including 154 deaths among 30,967 people tested over the course of the pandemic.

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JASPER — With 78 new COVID-19 cases reported Thursday, Dubois County has 11,937 total cases, including 154 deaths, among 30,859 people tested over the course of the pandemic.

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JASPER — While the number of local COVID-19 cases appear to be on the decline this week from last week’s record-setting spread, Illinois State Department of Health’s weekly advisory updates Wednesday kept all 92 Indiana counties at red, for most severe spread of the virus.

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JASPER — Indiana Department of Health Tuesday reported 122 new cases including one additional COVID-19 related death, for a total 11,816 cases including 153 deaths recorded since the beginning of the pandemic.

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JASPER — Indiana Department of Health reported 29 new COVID-19 cases in Dubois County Monday evening, for a total 11,696 cases including 152 deaths among 30,713 people tested.

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JASPER — The highly contagious omicron variant of COVID-19 is burgeoning across Indiana with Dubois and 80 other counties classified at the most severe community spread metrics. Indiana Department of Health’s data dashboard Monday shows 262 new cases reported in Dubois County since Friday.

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JASPER — With 148 new COVID-19 cases reported Friday on top of 98 reported late Thursday, Dubois County’s positivity rate is at 25.4% among all tests and 37.5% among people tested for the first time.

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JASPER — After a near-record for single-day COVID-19 cases reported in Dubois County, Indiana Department of Health reported a global technical issue caused delays in the daily updates.

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JASPER — Dubois County Health Department plans another special evening clinic at the health department office, 1187 South Charles Street, Jasper, from 3:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 19 to accommodate anyone wanting COVID-19 vaccine after normal business hours. No appointment is needed.

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JASPER — Fifty-two new COVID-19 cases were reported in Dubois County as of midnight Sunday, bringing the total number of cases in the county to 10,029, including 151 deaths among 29,622 people tested over the course of the pandemic.

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JASPER — Ninety-three new COVID-19 cases reported in Dubois County Friday brings the total number of new local cases to 316 this week.

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JASPER — Eighty-seven new COVID-19 cases, including one additional death were reported in Dubois County Thursday, according to the Indiana State Department of Health’s website, bringing the total number of new cases in the county since Monday to 201.

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The CDC has issued updated COVID-19 booster eligibility guidance to include anyone age 16 and older. Based upon those recommendations, the Indiana Department of Health supports the administration of booster doses to individuals who attest to meeting CDC guidelines as outlined below: