Springfield COVID Vaccine Rate Remains Stubbornly Low As Delta Variant Spreads
Political leaders and health officials in Springfield are growing increasingly concerned about low vaccination rates, and worry about the uphill battle to change perspectives that make people feel hesitant to get their shots.
CHARTS, MAP: Mass. Vaccine Tracking And COVID Case Counts
Take a closer look at trends in the state with these interactive maps and charts.
More Headlines
- Students Need To Be In Classrooms, With Masks, This Fall, Education Secretary Says
- House Speaker Pelosi And Democratic Leaders Call On Biden To Extend Eviction Ban
- Man Charged With Killing Yarmouth Officer Faces Trial
- The U.S. Women's Soccer Team Has Lost Its Shot At The Gold Medal
- The Japanese Public Begins To Embrace The Tokyo Olympics
- BAA To Highlight Indigenous Runners At This Year's Marathon
- How House Democrats' Campaign Chief Plans To Defy History In 2022
- Green Line Service Restored After Trolleys Collide On Commonwealth Avenue, Injuring 25
More From WBUR & NPR
In Their Own Words: Kids Reflect On COVID-19 In Letters, Poetry And Artwork
The frustrations and fears of adults were shared widely in columns and commentaries across many news sites, including our own. It was time to hear more from the kids.
Most Popular
Advertisement
- Play
- Search
- Schedule
- Programs + Podcasts
- Latest Coverage
- CitySpace
- Membership
- Donate Your Car
- Newsletters
- Radio Programs
- Here & Now
- On Point
- Radio Boston
- Podcasts
- Endless Thread
- Circle Round
- Anything For Selena
- Dear Sugars
- Modern Love
- News
- Latest Coverage
- Arts & Culture
- Business
- Education
- Environment
- Cognoscenti
- Health
- Investigations