During December, the percentage of new COVID-19 cases in the U.S. went from 4% to 41%, and health officials have expressed some concern.
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Norton said it has a supply of both the Pfizer vaccine, which is approved for infants 6 months to kids four years old, and Moderna's vaccine that is available for 6 months and up.
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Hospitalization numbers continue to dip as the BA.2 variant now accounts for more than half of the cases in the country.
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A newer version of the COVID-19 omicron variant has been found in Louisville's wastewater.
The city reported 59 deaths in the past week.
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Here's when officials said COVID-19 restrictions may start to ease.
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The tests can be done via saliva collection or a nasal swab.
Louisville health officials say residents shouldn't let their guard down yet as omicron reaches peak
Leaders said 63% of Jefferson County residents have had two doses of a COVID-19 vaccine, and 42% have gotten a booster shot.
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But while cases appear to be on the downward trend in this surge, officials say they fully anticipate high case counts for the next few weeks.
The positivity rate hit a new record in the state Thursday at 31.37% — the highest ever reported since the start of the pandemic.