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Five years after the start of the COVID-19 pandemic some people have not left it. Most people have moved beyond. Those with Long COVID still contend with what the virus wrought.
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WGLT talks to three people from Bloomington-Normal who've managed to avoid the virus.
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Five years ago this month, COVID-19 arrived in McLean County and around the country. Take a look back at some of WGLT's most striking images from the early days of COVID.
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The Central Illinois long COVID study is entering a new stage exploring how to enroll people in treatment, and how doctors can better treat the disease when it starts.
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A majority of Illinois counties are at low transmission, while 25 are at medium level, including Ford, Logan, Peoria and Tazewell in central Illinois.
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OSF HealthCare using remote monitoring program honed during COVID-19 pandemic to manage RSV patientsHospitals are facing a capacity crunch just in time for the holidays. That's due to respiratory viruses, but COVID-19 isn't the biggest driver of hospitalizations this winter. Instead, medical officials say an earlier-than-usual onset of RSV, coupled with an influenza wave, are packing emergency departments to capacity.
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The McLean County Health Department reports two more COVID-related deaths, including a man in his 60s and a man in his 80s. COVID cases and hospitalizations are steady in McLean County.
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McLean County remains at medium COVID transmission. The McLean County Health Department (MCHD) on Friday reported two more COVID-related deaths.
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New coronavirus cases and hospitalizations are on the rise, compared with the last time the county released COVID data on Nov. 18.