Missouri's health department has not spent any of its $35.6 million, while Wisconsin, Illinois, and Idaho have used less than 5% of their grant money. (Photo: Shutterstock)
The Biden administration in March 2021 announced it was investing $2.25 billion to address covid health disparities, the largest federal funding initiative designed specifically to help underserved communities hardest hit by the virus.
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