Forsyth County is continuing the practice known as contact tracing to limit the spread of COVID-19. This comes as the state no longer requires it because community spread is ramping up.
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Some health care workers in North Carolina are worried about not having enough personal protective equipment, also known as PPE - as more cases of coronavirus are confirmed in the state.
Nursing homes and long-term care centers across North Carolina are taking extra precautions to protect residents from the coronavirus.
North Carolina’s top lawyer and law enforcement officer is warning residents about scams related to the coronavirus.
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The number of coronavirus cases in North Carolina continues to grow. As of now, there are 15, and two of those are in Forsyth County.
North Carolina's top public health official says the number of people in the state testing positive for COVID-19 has grown to 12. State Health Director Dr.
With news of the coronavirus flooding the airwaves, less mentioned are seasonal illnesses like flu. During the week ending February 29, the flu claimed the lives of 11 North Carolinians.
North Carolina is a presidential battleground state and has two major statewide races this year, for governor and U.S. Senate. Incumbent Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper and incumbent Republican Sen. Thom Tillis are each running for reelection. The state has 13 congressional districts. Unaffiliated voters in North Carolina can participate in either major party primary.
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