Coronavirus & Health News

The Latest: North Carolina Schools To Remain Closed For Rest Of School Year, Remote Learning To Continue, New Budget Proposal Announced

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South Carolina Reports 346,880 Confirmed Coronavirus Cases, 5,577 Deaths, 154,995 Vaccines Administered

North Carolina Reports 667,826 Positive Cases Of Coronavirus, 8,016 Deaths, 3,895 Hospitalizations

North Carolina is reporting 7,986 new cases of coronavirus and 83 new deaths in the last 24 hours. There are currently 3,895 COVID-19 related hospitalizations in the state.

South Carolina Stops Elective Procedures In Hospitals

COVID Cases Hit Record High In South Carolina As Gov. McMaster Touts States Economic Recovery

South Carolina health officials issued a stark warning as the state set a record number of daily reported COVID cases. Thirty four percent of tests are positive. Hospitals are at 86% capacity.

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'Library To Go' Shares Services With The Town Of Catawba

The Catawba County Library's mobile branch is back bringing its services and resources to the town of Catawba by setting up outside of Redeemer Lutheran Church, according to a news release.

President-Elect Biden Lays Out His 5-Step COVID-19 Vaccination Plan

President-elect Joe Biden lays out his 5-step COVID-19 vaccination plan he will enact the moment he is inaugurated in a news conference on January 15th.

Mecklenburg County Reports 74,885 Positive Cases Of Coronavirus, 675 Deaths

As of January 15th, there were 74,885 cases of novel coronavirus (COVID-19) with 675 deaths due to COVID-19 reported among Mecklenburg County residents.

North Carolinians Over 65 Can Now Be Vaccinated, But Limited Supply Means They’ll Likely Wait

The number of COVID cases, hospitalizations, and deaths continues to climb in North Carolina as there is now a greater effort to vaccinate people in the state.

CMS Delays Students Return To In-Person Learning

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education voted in an emergency meeting on January 14th to delay students return to in-person instruction as COVID-19 infection rates continue to grow.

Mecklenburg County Reduces List Of In-Person Services

Mecklenburg County officials say they are reducing county in-person services, effective January 15th, to support the three-week COVID-19 directive that urges everyone to stay home with cases on the rise.