News 12 viewers react to Team 12 investigation into state-run COVID-19 vaccine hotlines

Endlessly waiting on hold, no available appointments or appointments that are hundreds of miles away – these are just some of the issues a Team 12 investigation found in the state-run COVID-19 vaccine hotlines.

News 12 Staff

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Mar 20, 2021, 5:07 PM

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Updated 1,371 days ago

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Endlessly waiting on hold, no available appointments or appointments that are hundreds of miles away – these are just some of the issues a Team 12 investigation found in the state-run COVID-19 vaccine hotlines.

Senior investigative reporter Walt Kane took a look at the issues in an investigation on Thursday. The story prompted a lot of reaction from News 12 viewers on social media.

MORE: Click here to view Walt Kane's Facebook Live Q&A