One of the most controversial state issues of the pandemic will take center stage in the upcoming primary in Pennsylvania.
Despite being hit hard by the Johnson & Johnson pause this week, Montgomery County has been able to move forward with two new clinics.
The county is continuing to operate some of its clinics with Pfizer vaccine, but the future of vaccination progress remains murky.
The call for a pause will likely leave Pennsylvanians with questions. Here are answers to a few:
Following the FDA's statement Tuesday, Pennsylvania will not administer any doses of Johnson & Johnson for at least the next week.
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"Our governor has assumed absolute power over your lives because of a pandemic," State Sen. Bob Mensch argues.
The state announced Monday that the timeline for making the vaccine eligible to the general public has been accelerated.
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Montgomery County received twice their expected amount of Johnson & Johnson vaccine this week, leading them to open two new clinics.
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Regional clinics have been axed, the southeast is getting a massive increase in shipments, and the public will soon be eligible. Details:
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42,000 Johnson & Johnson doses will now be directly allocated to the counties instead, as local leaders had asked.
The state hopes to have all of 1A scheduled by the end of March. Progress has been made, but next week's shipments were substantially cut.
The order comes as the state expects just 66,000 J&J doses next week, far less than the 200,000 it expected.
Counties continue to argue against a single regional site. The state says that locations have not been finalized.
The vast majority of teachers and school staff who wish to be vaccinated will receive their shot by the end of the month, Gov. Wolf said.
The state has drastically reduced its overall number of providers to focus on "high performers." They also announced transparency efforts.
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The state says they're on track to vaccinate all school employees by the end of March, as 20 of the special clinics have now opened.
North Penn's Mira Anugonda is logging on to classes some 7,800 miles away from Lansdale.
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A bill signed into law Wednesday incorporates the Pennsylvania National Guard into the state's vaccination strategy.
With an influx of 124,000 doses of the new vaccine this week, Pennsylvania will vaccinate teachers, who previously had not been eligible.
State lawmakers and U.S. Congresswomen say Montgomery County and much of southeastern PA are not receiving fair allocations.
The Johnson & Johnson shipments mark the third coronavirus vaccine being introduced in the state.
Timelines remain murky for many aspects of the vaccine rollout in Pennsylvania, as the Johnson and Johnson doses loom on the horizon.
While mitigation orders have been relaxed, some establishments are still being ordered to close due to open defiance.
Attempts by Pennsylvania Republicans to challenge the 2020 election results remain ongoing.
Compounding already backed up schedules, this week's snowstorm is the latest wrench in Pennsylvania's COVID-19 vaccination efforts.
A "perfect storm" of circumstances has led to a massive shortage in second doses of the Moderna vaccine in Pennsylvania, officials said.
The state has plans to get more seniors registered for the vaccine, while they consider policy changes to improve efficiency.
Authorities addressed the latest on the COVID-19 vaccine in Pennsylvania on Tuesday, as millions await their turn.
A total of 23 of the state's 67 counties now have less than an 8 percent positivity rate, with some dropping below the 5 percent threshold.
Pennsylvania now ranks among the nation's worst in the percentage of vaccines it has managed to distribute. It's not clear why that is.