COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations are rising in Mecklenburg County, according to public health officials.
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Friday also marked the second highest day for coronavirus-illness hospitalizations to date in North Carolina.
During a campaign stop in NC Thursday, Trump said COVID-19 was "going to peter out," as the state reported its highest number of new cases.
Coronavirus spikes in surrounding counties are leading overwhelmed hospitals to divert patients to Charlotte hospitals, MCPH's director said
As of Monday, 83 percent of the Charlotte metro region's staffed intensive care unit beds were full, according to DHHS data.
COVID-19 cases have been traced back to 97 family events and 24 weddings, say county public health officials warning about gatherings.
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Nearly 2,500 newly confirmed coronavirus cases were reported in North Carolina Thursday.
Stay away from crowds, haunted houses and traditional trick-or-treating, county health officials say in a list of Halloween rules.
At least 1,711 newly confirmed COVID-19 cases were reported Wednesday, according to North Carolina public health officials.
Trump's actions send the wrong message, Gov. Cooper said, as NC reports a rise in its positive COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations.
North Carolina hospitalizations were 971 Monday, the highest they've been in a month.
With no end in sight to the coronavirus pandemic, experts say flu shots will reduce strain on health care providers this season.
Two days before loosening restrictions, North Carolina reported the highest jump in the number of COVID-19 in more than a month.
Visitors will be screened for COVID-19 symptoms and must wear a face mask, according to the new guidelines.
As of Monday, at least 3,445 deaths of North Carolinians were attributed to COVID-19, according to state public health officials.
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The increase accounts for the collection of antigen positive case data determined by rapid tests conducted at doctor's offices, DHHS said.
New CDC guidance put out this week warned about traditional holiday activities that could be high-risk for spreading COVID-19.
As of Thursday, Charlotte metro hospitals reported 78 empty intensive care unit beds, according to state public health officials.
The CDC says racial and ethnic groups in NC, already at increased COVID-19 risk, are more likely to be hospitalized if they’re obese.
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As of Monday, 3,247 coronavirus deaths were reported in North Carolina, according to state public health officials.
At least 27 deaths and 1,443 new cases were confirmed in North Carolina Friday.
North Carolina reported its largest jump in COVID-19 cases in 12 days, increasing the state's total to nearly 190,000.
At least 1,137 COVID-19 cases were confirmed in North Carolina Wednesday, increasing the state's total to more than 188,000.
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As of Sept. 14, about 4.8 percent of tests in North Carolina were positive, the lowest rate recorded in the state in the past month.
North Carolina is considered in the "red zone" for its number of COVID-19 cases, according to a White House Coronavirus Task Force report.
DHHS reported 89 new coronavirus hospitalizations and 49 COVID-19 deaths Wednesday.
DHHS reported 827 patients were hospitalized for COVID-like symptoms but said the actual hospital numbers are likely higher.
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More than 2,000 newly confirmed COVID-19 cases were reported Thursday, marking the biggest daily increase this month.
At least 1,244 COVID-19 cases were reported in NC Wednesday. Nationally, more than 179,000 U.S. residents have died from the virus.
Following the reopening of colleges and universities, North Carolina's coronavirus trends are starting to tip in the wrong direction.
Four days into the new school year, COVID-19 was reported in at least five schools in four counties in the Charlotte metro region.
Gov. Roy Cooper urged universities and law enforcement in North Carolina to enforce mask mandates and mass gathering bans.