Anyone can once again order up to four free COVID-19 tests for use at home from the federal government as flu season picks up ...

Free at-home COVID-19 tests are now available for families across the nation. As of Thursday, families are now able to obtain up to four free COVID-19 tests through the U.S. Department of Health and ...

Your free COVID-19 tests from the government will expire soon, but there is a reason why the tests have a short shelf life.

U.S. households are now able order four more free COVID tests through COVIDTests.gov. The website reopened today, September 26, and is now available to the public. The tests are FDA-authorized and ...

Center Tyler Linderbaum is dealing with a knee issue that sidelined him Wednesday, but he was a full practice participant by Friday. He's listed as questionable to play. After mauling the Cowboys ...

The Biden administration relaunched its program sending free COVID-19 tests in the mail. Every household will be able to order four tests from covidtests.gov through the end of 2024. Alix ...

He returned to practice this week in limited capacity Wednesday and Thursday before being upgraded to a full participant Friday. Allen said he dealt with a similar injury last season with the Los ...

Manufacturers of the most accurate home COVID-19 tests on the market say they were left out again from the Biden administration's latest round of free orders through COVIDTests.gov, which for a ...

It’s unclear how many tests the government still has on hand. Now that the program has officially reopened, orders can be placed at COVIDTests.gov and will be delivered for free by the United ...

Americans can once again order free, at-home ... if you have symptoms, test immediately. If you were exposed to COVID-19 and do not have symptoms, wait at least five full days after exposure ...

The U.S. government recently announced that Americans can once again request four free COVID-19 tests. Any U.S. household can order four free COVID-19 tests on the United States Postal Service ...

The full-scale training, hosted at the airport once every three years, provides a way for multiple agencies to respond and test the effectiveness of the airport's emergency plan.