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Experts warn that it is important that people don’t get a false sense of security immediately after the shot, especially as the majority of Connecticut’s towns are under a red alert and variants of the virus continue to spread.

Health experts urge Connecticut residents to stay vigilant against COVID-19 even after becoming fully vaccinated.

A 16-year-old from North Branford is helping others book COVID-19 vaccine appointments in his free time, hoping to help end the pandemic.

Once you get the first dose of a coronavirus vaccine, your immune system starts building protection, but experts say that does not mean you should stop taking precautions.

Once you get the first dose of a coronavirus vaccine, your immune system starts building protection against COVID-19, but health experts warn an infection after the first dose will delay getting a second.

Vaccine supply is increasing at Hartford HealthCare’s Foxwoods vaccine site. This week they are vaccinating about 3,500 people. Next week, that number will jump to about 5,500.

Getting the COVID-19 vaccine might be even easier now with it requiring just a trip to your local pharmacy. Governor Ned Lamont revealed dozens of new locations in the state that will soon be offering shots. After a lot of anticipation at the Big Y in Ellington, the first shipment of the one-dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine arrived on Wednesday….

Some residents are having an easy time making vaccine appointments while others continue to struggle so we got advice on how to prepare to make your appointment.

Hartford leaders say having residents reach out to help others is the most effective way to spread the word about getting the COVID-19 vaccine.

Connecticut is just days away from opening COVID-19 vaccine eligibility to any adult over the age of 16. With eligibility expanding, community leaders in New London are working to make sure access expands as well.

Community leaders say outreach is key to granting equitable access to the COVID-19 vaccine.