As we deal with the COVID-19 pandemic, people are still encouraged to remember to get the flu shot.

As many parents make their list of things to do to prepare for the first day back to school, it's important to not forget about vaccinations.

Kids go back to school in just a few short weeks. So along with getting backpacks and school supplies, medical professionals say it's also time to check to see if your kids are up to date on their vaccines. 

It's National Infant Immunization Week - a reminder for parents to get their kids vaccinated. Immunize Nevada is using week to get the word out about what vaccines do and the easiest ways to get them. 

Immunize Nevada and the Washoe County Health District are partnering to offer free flu vaccines this Wednesday at the Boys & Girls Club of Truckee Meadows at 2680 E 9th St. in Reno.

Immunize Nevada, Walgreens and the Reno Bighorns are hosting a free flu vaccine clinic this Friday before the opening game begins, from 6 p.m. through half-time.

A report card released by the Children's Advocacy Alliance in Nevada shows our state is barely passing is most key indicators of children's health. Overall the report card gave Nevada a "D" when it comes to a combination of factors.