The White House projects 100,000 to 240,000 deaths in the United States from the coronavirus pandemic even if social distancing is maintained.
Ben Perkins is stuck in Bogota, Columbia where he teaches english. A few weeks ago he started feeling sick after he went to a party. All the symptoms of coronaries: the fever, tired and cough. His step-sister is a student at UNC Charlotte.
Doc Porter's in lower South End is a cozy local distillery known for craft spirits. No longer able to give tours and open the tasting room because of coronavirus, founder Anderw Porter saw an opportunity to help.
There's also some confusion about outside seating following Governor Roy Cooper's executive order.
WCCB asked the Mecklenburg County Health Director why church's don't have to follow the federal gathering guidelines. Senior Pastor Brian Carn posted a video on YouTube, citing the Bible for why Kingdom City Church members continue to come to worship. One of the churches is in Charlotte on Dr. Carver Road.
Exploiting people's fears, it's what scammers live for says President of the Better Business Bureau Tom Bartholomy.
North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper has asked the federal government’s small business agency to declare an emergency because of the coronavirus so merchants and firms can access low-interest loans.
Many have closed their doors because of coronavirus concerns.
A toxicology report sent from the North Carolina Medical Examiner's Office says Harold Easter had drugs, including cocaine and opioids, in his system.
Governor Roy Cooper announced that North Carolina is taking proactive steps to protect the health of the residents including the recommended guidance to cancel or postpone gatherings with over 100 people and telework if possible.
