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People 16 and up will be eligible to get a COVID-19 vaccine beginning April 5 in Idaho.

Magic Valley health care providers will now begin delivering doses of the COVID-19 vaccine to people who are homebound.

Under the new guidelines, when you've been fully vaccinated you can start getting back to a normal, mask-less, life with vaccinated friends and family.

If you are in an eligible group and have decided to get the vaccine, how do you know where to get it?

A COVID-19 vaccine clinic covered about 60 percent of the Twin Falls School District personnel on Monday.

Idaho's governor signed a new executive order forcing health districts and healthcare providers to report how the COVID-19 vaccine is being distributed to make sure it is being distributed in a timely manner.

Local healthcare providers and the South Central Public Health District are getting ready to distribute the COVID-19 vaccine to people 65 and older.

Gov. Brad Little pleaded with Idaho lawmakers to not end the emergency declaration enacted nearly a year ago to deal with the COVID-19 outbreak at such a pivotal time as the vaccine is being distributed.

Gov. Brad Little said the COVID-19 incident rate in the Magic Valley and the state, with some exceptions, is getting better and is preparing a limited rollback of the current Stay Healthy Order.

People identified as high-risk for exposure to COVID-19 will be able to schedule an appointment with St. Luke's Health System as it expands distribution of the vaccine in Idaho.

The COVID 19 vaccine is being distributed right now to health care workers and long term care facility residents. The South Central Public Health District made a tentative timeline that will give people an idea when the vaccine will be available for general public.

The Magic and Wood River valley region is set to get 975 doses of a new COVID-19 vaccine intended for health care workers this week.