Gov. Henry McMaster is expected on Monday to extend the stateβs emergency declaration that allows him to issue executive orders necessary to deal with the coronavirus pandemic.
Governor Roy Cooper announced on Friday that public schools will remain closed for the duration of the school year, with remote learning continuing, along with a $1.4 billion budget proposal to help the state with coronavirus relief.
Their message for how to stay positive during quarantine.
The first clinical trial for patients with coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is officially open at Atrium Health, according to a news release.
The North Carolina Poison Control (NCPC) says it has seen an increase in exposures to household cleaningΒ products due to the current coronavirus pandemic.
President Trump ramps down his daily briefings, after controversial remarks about using disinfectants to fight coronavirus. And will his opponent, former Vice President Joe Biden, be able to get his message out with so much attention on the virus?
The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services says Vidant Health incorrectly reported all of their April 25th Covid-19 test results as being positive due to a data transmission error.Β
Major road improvement projects in the Charlotte region delayed due to a $300 million dollar shortfall at the North Carolina Department of Transportation.Β
Despite the Whales for Wishes rare beer raffle and bottle share being postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, organisers took the fundraising online and the beer community's generosity did not disappoint and smashed last years total!
Mecklenburg County Manager Dena Diorio and Public Health Director Gibbie Harris provided an update on the local response to Gov. Roy Cooper's stay-at-home extension as the county's positive case toll reaches 1,400 as of Friday morning.
Many local businesses say applying for the Paycheck Protection Program during the first round was confusing. Some Fintech companies are now trying to make it easier.
The North Carolina stay-at-home order continues until at least May 8th. Governor Roy Cooper made the announcement during a news conference on Thursday.Β
Governor Roy Cooper issued Executive Order No. 135 extending North Carolinaβs Stay At Home order through May 8. The orders extending closure of restaurants for dine-in service and bars and closure of other close-contact businesses are also extended through May 8.
Following the latest guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atrium Health is now requiring everyone entering one of its acute care, skilled nursing or behavioral health facilities to wear a mask, including patients, permitted visitors, and vendors.
Novant Health will resume some non-time sensitive and non-emergent surgeries and procedures beginning Monday, May 4.
Is sex safe during the pandemic? The short answer: it depends. A local sexual health and wellness doctor has answers about how and if intimacy is right right now for you and your partner.
A Hickory manufacturer is meeting a specific need for healthcare providers nationwide.Β
A UNC Chapel Hill assistant professor is tracking the coronavirus. Now, he's breaking down the data for WCCB.
North Carolina has not met the federal guidelines for phase one of re-opening, but that's not stopping some from pushing to re-open businesses sooner. They spoke out to County Commissioners on Wednesday night.
Beginning May 1st, Ticketmaster says they will start issuing refunds for concerts and events that were postponed due to the coronavirus, according to Ticketmaster.
As of April 22nd, Union County has 182 confirmed cases of the coronavirus and six deaths.
At a special meeting on April 21, the Concord City Council approved designating over $131,000 of federal CARES Act dollars to local agencies that are assisting Concord residents with critical needs.
WCCB political contributor Mary C. Curtis talks about the plans to reopen North Carolina and the relief bill on the way to help small businesses.
She says an epidemiologist called, saying they traced her exposure to the pharmacy keypad.
Local doctors are noticing an alarming trend, due to concerns about coronavirus. Some patients are afraid to come to the hospital, even if they're experiencing symptoms of a heart attack or stroke.
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