Rapid at-home COVID-19 tests are available free of charge from the Richmond and Henrico Health Districts, which are now distributing the tests at a number of locations and events. Henrico residents can pick up at-home tests at any of the RHHD’s four weekly testing sites (including in Henrico at
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For the first time in two months, Henrico County has witnessed more than 120 new confirmed COVID-19 cases on a single day, according to Virginia Department of Health data. The county reported 122 new cases Thursday, a week after Thanksgiving – its most since 129 were reported Oct. 2; only two
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New COVID-19 cases in Henrico have been slightly higher than normal during the past two days, in line with a statewide trend. The county had witnessed only two days in the past 25 with more than 50 new cases (and none with more than 57) before 74 new cases were
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Two Henrico County public schools will host COVID-19 vaccination clinics this month and next for children 5 to 11, Richmond and Henrico Health Districts officials announced Thursday. The clinics (Saturday, Nov. 13 at Fairfield Middle School and Saturday, Nov. 20 at Elko Middle School) each will operate from 10 a.
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A handful of COVID-19 vaccination opportunities are available in the Richmond region for children 5 to 11 Wednesday, and the Pfizer vaccine – which earned final federal approval for that age group Tuesday – is expected to become increasingly available for children each day, as the first 377,000 doses allocated by
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