Mecklenburg County public health officials said it will unveil plans for vaccinating those 75 and older next week.
Anyone over 65 or with an underlying health condition are urged to have prescriptions and groceries delivered, Gov. Cooper said.
Patients across the U.S. and North Carolina continue to be admitted to the hospital for COVID-19. Here's the impact in Mecklenburg County.
North Carolina expects to receive 60,000 doses of Pfizer vaccine and 176,000 doses of Moderna vaccine this week.
The percent of tests coming back positive in North Carolina hovered around 11 percent, according to state public health officials.
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Get a free flu shot and a COVID-19 test at this drive-thru event Friday in Charlotte.
Here's how safe Charlotte and Lake Norman area hospitals area, according to the nonprofit Leapfrog group.
North Carolina doctors and nurses are strained as new COVID-19 cases surge, DHHS Secretary Mandy Cohen said Tuesday.
Stair climb event to raise money to end lung disease, COVID-19
Here's a list of mobile COVID-19 testing events throughout the Charlotte metro this week.
More than 85,000 doses of COVID-19 vaccine arrived in North Carolina, Gov. Roy Cooper confirmed Monday morning.
As cases surge in the Charlotte metro, an anti-mask protest was expected to take place at Concord Mills Mall.
The coronavirus vaccine could begin arriving in NC within days. Here's when health officials say it will likely be available to everyone.
About 11 percent of those tested for COVID-19 in Mecklenburg County were positive for the virus, county health officials said.
At least 93 North Carolinians died from COVID-19 in the span of 72 hours.
At least 206 North Carolinians have died from COVID-19 since Monday.
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The New York Times, the Surgo Foundation and Ariadne Labs used their vaccine tool to calculate what priority you would receive it.
"You need to take precautions as if everyone around you has it," DHHS Secretary Mandy Cohen said.
At least 82 new COVID-19 deaths were reported Wednesday, as North Carolina reported another record-breaking day for hospitalizations.
Frontline healthcare workers and long term care staff and residents will be among the first to receive vaccines in North Carolina.
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DHHS reported that about 77 percent of North Carolina's staffed intensive care unit beds were in use Monday.
As of Tuesday, about 92 percent of the Charlotte metro's staffed intensive care unit beds were full, DHHS said.
Fifty-six counties in NC are at a COVID-19 "tipping point" and should revert to stay-at-home orders, according to a Harvard study.
The news of the record-breaking increase in cases comes as state and federal health officials advise against traveling for Thanksgiving.
At least 10 counties in North Carolina have critical community spread of COVID-19, according to a new statewide alert system.
Three out of every four staffed intensive care unit bed in North Carolina was full as of Tuesday, DHHS reported.
American Lung Association’s new report examines toll of lung cancer in North Carolina
The majority of new rural cases are in the white population and under the age of 49, according to a new DHHS report.
The state reported its largest one-day jump in coronavirus cases Wednesday as hospitalizations and positivity rate also rise.
The clamping down on indoor social gathering size comes as North Carolina continues to see increases in COVID-19 spread.
North Carolina reported 2,908 newly confirmed coronavirus cases Friday, setting a new record for the state.
As of Thursday, there were 410 COVID-19 cases linked to at least 34 coronavirus clusters reported in North Carolina K-12 schools.
The average daily number of new coronavirus cases, hospitalizations and percent positives is rising in Mecklenburg County.
Gov. Roy Cooper's new executive order stopping evictions could protect homes for about 240,000 North Carolinians, a report said.
The number of patients hospitalized with coronavirus illnesses in North Carolina was the highest reported in at least a month.
About 81 percent of the Charlotte metro's staffed intensive care unit beds were full Monday, according to DHHS.
The number of new known COVID-19 cases in the state rose by 1,842 Wednesday.