Counties around the CSRA will begin offering the H1N1 vaccines, including the injectable vaccine for certain groups. WJBF News Channel 6’s Joy Howe has more.

Counties around the CSRA will begin offering the H1N1 vaccines, including the injectable vaccine for certain groups. WJBF News Channel 6’s Joy Howe has more.

According to Columbia County EMA Director Pam Tucker, the Columbia County Health Department wishes to inform the public that the flu clinics previously scheduled for this week have been cancelled due to a shortage of the vaccine.Columbia County flu vaccine clinics schedualed for this week have been cancelled due to flu vaccine shortage. Click for more information.

The South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy can go through a lot of bullets. It has 18 classes of students a year, with 75 students in each class and each student using about 600 bullets. There are two giant tubs at the firing range holding thousands of spent cartridges, and those are just from two classes. WJBF News Channel 6’s SC Capitol reporter, Robert Kittle has more on the shortage.

The gas shortage problems from last week are finally easing up. The main pipeline that brings gas to the Two-State is now operating at its pre-hurricane levels.

A temporary fuel shortage is changing some behavior in Atlanta where some drivers were spotted tailing gasoline tanker trucks to their next stop.

The odd thing about the gas shortage is how spotty it is. Many places have plenty of gas…without the lines. Right next door, in McDuffie County, WJBF-TV News Channel 6’s Barclay Bishop shows us how true this is.

There are gas pumps open in both Richmond and Columbia Counties…you just have to look for them.WJBF-TV News Channel 6’s roving reporter, Renita Crawford, spent Friday in search of gas, and she found full pumps all over the two counties.

CSRA gas stations were still extremely busy, Thursday night. It was so bad, that they were starting to use police officers to keep people safe at the pumps. Just when you think things are getting a little better, it seems to get a whole lot worse. WJBF-TV News Channel 6’s Barclay Bishop has more.

Drivers all over the CSRA are growing increasingly frustrated with the shortage of gas…many are driving from station to station, looking for any place that has gas to sell. WJBF-TV News Channel 6’s Barclay Bishop has more.

Many of you are experiencing varying degrees of fuel shortages in your counties. The media has well publicized the difficulties in finding stocked stations. Many public safety entities have expressed concerns about continued supplies.

Many of you are experiencing varying degrees of fuel shortages in your counties. The media has well publicized the difficulties in finding stocked stations. Many public safety entities have expressed concerns about continued supplies.

A week after Hurricane Ike hit Texas, many local gas stations are still struggling to keep fuel in their tanks. And, many drivers are getting frustrated as they drive from place to place, looking for gas. Driving around, for the most part, we’re all seeing the same two situations…either an empty gas station with no gas, or a very crowded one with a long-awaited fresh supply. WJBF-TV News Channel 6’s Paige Tucker has more.