Want the new COVID-19 vaccine? Go to a CVS MinuteClinic, plus other tips for getting the shot amid confusion and new barriers to immunization.

Many Arizonans are unable to get the latest COVID-19 booster without a prescription because state law requires formal approval from a key CDC committee.

New Mexico and Colorado just took action to improve access to COVID shots in the face of barriers imposed by the FDA and RFK Jr. Will Arizona follow?

The Food and Drug Administration recently approved the new COVID-19 vaccine and it comes with new restrictions on who can get the shot.

Many Arizona pharmacies now have the COVID-19 vaccine in stock, but that doesn’t mean it will be easy to get a booster shot this fall.

Arizona's largest hospital network is caught up in the confusion over COVID-19 shots. A 72-year-old cancer survivor who contacted her primary care doctor at Banner Health was denied a prescription. “I've always been able to go get it without a problem. And, you know, easy peasy,” Cathy Chapman said in an interview.

The alleged head of the Arizona Mexican Mafia has been convicted in a COVID-era fraud scheme and has admitted to five long-unsolved murders from the 1990s.

As doctors anticipate word from Washington, many expect Illinois will promote vaccination for those left out under new federal recommendations.