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During the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, there were two things that everyone was doing: wearing face masks and washing their hands.

Each and every human on Earth at some point in their life time has wondered about their own mortality.

U.S. officials say most Americans live in places where healthy people can safely take a break from wearing masks.

Especially during the time of a global pandemic, it is constantly stressed that if you are feeling sick, do not go to work - Omicron is changing that approach.

Health officials are now recommending the booster shows for vaccinated people who got their shots at least six months ago.

This news comes from the Wyoming Department of Health who put out a media release stating that "safe, free, and effective vaccinations meant to help prevent COVID-19 infection and illness are now available and recommended for school-aged children.

The agency says interviews with people sickened by the outbreak indicate that 75 percent of them ate or may have eaten raw onions or dishes containing raw onions before they got sick.

Wyoming has ranked as the 5th 'least safe' states to live in during the COVID-19 Pandemic.

Starting tomorrow, Sept. 9, Laramie County School District 1 students and staff will be required to mask up indoors.

Barrasso says the CDC's recent flip-flop on whether vaccinated people need to wear face masks will discourage people from getting vaccinated.