North Carolina School District Uses Computer Software To Better Recognize Student Mental Health Issues
North Carolina school districts are working to better help students with mental health issues that have only been exacerbated by the pandemic.Β
Businesses Across The Area Getting Creative To Attract Customers During Valentine's Day Weekend
Bussiness across our area makes whatever kind of romantic evening you have, workβrestaurants offering unique takeout options.
CDC: Strong Evidence In-Person Schooling Can Be Done Safely
The nationβs top public health agency said Friday that in-person schooling can resume safely with masks, social distancing and other strategies, and vaccination of teachers, while important, is not a prerequisite for reopening.
Harris Teeter Partners Up To Provide Hand Sanitizer As Kids Head Back To School
Officials with Harris Teeter and the Greater Charlotte Auto Dealers Association (GCADA) say they are partnering up to provide hand sanitizer to help protect students, teachers, and staff from contracting illnesses like COVID-19, as students return to the classroom as early as Monday.
Governor Cooper Honors Black Health Leaders In North Carolina
Governor Roy Cooper recognized and honored North Carolina's Black leaders and organizations in health and medicine on Friday as part of celebrating Black History Month this February.
Hundreds Of Signatures On Petition To Turn Tennis Court Lights On At Public Parks In Mecklenburg County
It's lights out at tennis courts across public parks in Mecklenburg County.
Winter Weather Is Latest Snag For Lagging Vaccine Rollout
Add another obstacle to the already stuttering rollout of COVID-19 vaccines β brutal winter weather creating dangerous conditions and forcing tens of thousands of would-be shot takers to wait longer.
Mecklenburg County Adds More 1st Dose Vaccine Appointments February 12th
Health officials say starting Friday, February 12th additional first dose appointments for the COVID-19 vaccine will be available through Mecklenburg County Public Health for appointment dates ranging from February 22nd to March 9th.
North Carolina Reports 1st Case Of South African COVID Variant
Health officials say on Thursday a North Carolina resident tested positive for the coronavirus variant, B.1.351 strain, first detected in South Africa back in October.
Charlotte Douglas International Among Many Airports Impacted By COVID-19
Officials with Charlotte Douglas International Airport say in 2020 their year-end passenger and operation numbers dropped significantly as the pandemic raged on.
CATS Offers Free Rides On February 13th
CATS officials say eligible residents will have the perfect opportunity to attend Saturday's mass COVID-19 vaccination event at the Spectrum Center as they will be providing free rides on all Charlotte Area Transit services February 13th.
NC Police Concerned About Vaccine Group Three Prioritization
Educators and support staff in North Carolina will soon be eligible to receive the COVID vaccine. Gov. Roy Cooper making the announcement on Wednesday during a news conference.Β
North Carolina To Open Vaccines For Teachers On Feb. 24
North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper announced Wednesday afternoon that educators and support staff will be eligible to receive a coronavirus vaccine starting Feb. 24 as part of a staggered rollout of the stateβs next phase of distribution.
Mecklenburg County Health Officials Provide A COVID-19 Update
Public Health Director Gibbie Harris and other health officials provide a COVID-19 update for Mecklenburg County.
New Executive Order Adds Dentists To Vaccination Workforce In North Carolina
In a new executive order put forward by Governor Roy Cooper on Tuesday, dentists are now invited to assist in COVID-19 vaccination efforts across North Carolina.
Gov. Roy Cooper Provides COVID-19 Update For North Carolina After Signing Relief Bill | VIDEO
North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper provides a coronavirus update for the state after signing a COVID relief bill into law to distribute federal money.
Cooper Signs COVID Relief Bill Distributing Federal Money
North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper signed a coronavirus relief bill Wednesday that will dole out money the state received as part of stimulus bill Congress passed in December.
Some Covid-19 Survivors Now Suffering From Lasting Symptoms From Virus
Medical experts call these patients 'Long Haulers'.
New COVID Treatment Drug Developed At UNC Chapel Hill Shows Promising Results
There is some encouraging news coming out of UNC Chapel Hill in regards to the treatment of COVID patients. Researchers have developed a drug thatβs showing promising results.
N.C. Senate Approves Bill Requiring K-12 Schools To Reopen
North Carolina state senators approved a bill Tuesday requiring K-12 public schools to reopen with at least partial in-person instruction made available to the stateβs 1.5 million pupils.
Gov. Roy Cooper Provides COVID-19 Update For North Carolina | VIDEO
North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper provides a COVID-19 update for the state as more than 10,000 North Carolinians have died due to the virus since the beginning of the pandemic.
Teachers Rally Against Return To Classrooms In Cabarrus County
Dozens of teachers demonstrated before Monday night's Cabarrus County School Board Meeting
Some Law Enforcement Won't Have The Resources To Protect Themselves Against COVID
Police officers and sheriff's deputies are not part of the first group in the state to get the COVID vaccine.
Officials Plead: Don't Let Super Bowl Become A Superspreader
Kansas City Chiefs superfan Ty Rowton hugged strangers in the streets of Miami last year after watching his team win the Super Bowl and then joined hundreds of thousands of fans back home at a victory parade, thinking little of a mysterious virus that his buddies were beginning to talk about.
Calls Grow For U.S. To Rely On Rapid Tests To Fight Pandemic
When a Halloween party sparked a COVID-19 outbreak at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University, school officials conducted rapid screening on more than 1,000 students in a week, including many who didnβt have symptoms.
