A nurse readies a syringe during a free vaccination event for students and faculty at Iroquois High School. The event was voluntary for those wishing to receive vaccinations for measles and Covid-19. "We are bringing health care into our school buildings," said Angela Hayes, health services nurse practitioner for JCPS. "This is so crucial to keeping our students and staff safe." Jan. 17, 2023 Jan. 17, 2023 Vaccinations 2023 For Covid Measles

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Respiratory virus season is approaching in North Carolina, and health officials are urging residents to plan ahead for flu and COVID-19 shots. Here’s what’s available, who qualifies and when to roll up your sleeve.

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This story was originally published September 10, 2026 at 4:32 PM with the headline “When to get flu, COVID vaccines this year? Here’s what to know in NC.”

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