North Carolina's coronavirus death toll rose by 48 lives lost in the state since Monday, state public health officials said Tuesday.
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North Carolina reported 1,346 newly confirmed cases and 26 deaths from COVID-19 related illness Friday.
Face masks and social distancing are helping the state fight COVID-19, said the governor, who wants law enforcement to step up enforcement.
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The state's coronavirus death toll rose by 45 Wednesday, upping the number of lives lost to COVID-19 in North Carolina to 2,249.
North Carolina's coronavirus positivity rate is now around 6 percent, down from about 8 percent reported a week ago.
A North Carolina dog that tested positive for SARS-CoV-2 is the first confirmed case reported in an animal in the state, DHHS said.
The number of new coronavirus cases reported Monday was the smallest day-over-day increase reported in NC in weeks.
North Carolina reported 1,979 newly confirmed COVID-19 cases Thursday, pushing the state's tally to more than 131,000 cases.
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Gov. Roy Cooper on Wednesday announced the state will stay in Phase 2 of its reopening plan for five more weeks.
The number of ventilators being used by patients with the new coronavirus continues to decline, state data shows.
North Carolina officials are taking extra precautions to protect residents who go to shelters in the wake of Hurricane Isaias.
Mecklenburg County​ will offer free drive-thru and walk-up testing this weekend.
Drive-thru and walk-up testing will be provided at the Valerie C. Woodard Center this Saturday and Sunday.
The Mecklenburg County Aquatic Facility will be closed until Aug. 17 after its fifth employee tested positive for the coronavirus.
North Carolina will ban the sale of alcohol at restaurants in the state after 11 p.m., Gov. Roy Cooper announced Tuesday.
North Carolina reported 1,749 newly confirmed COVID-19 cases Tuesday, pushing the state's tally to more than 116,000 cases.
North Carolina reported 1,625 newly confirmed COVID-19 cases Monday, pushing the state's tally to more than 114,000 cases.
Hospitalizations dropped slightly Friday as the total number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in the state surged to nearly 109,000.
As of Thursday, there were 40 empty ICU beds and 515 empty staffed inpatient hospital beds remaining in the Charlotte metro, DHHS said.
More than 105,000 COVID-19 cases have been confirmed in North Carolina, public health officials said Wednesday.
As state officials eye hospital capacity, Charlotte hospitals are seeing an increased number of COVID-19 patients from South Carolina.
North Carolina public health officials are now providing detailed regional snapshots of COVID-19 hospitalizations around the state.
An internal White House document has identified North Carolina as a being in the "red zone" and in need of more stringent mandates.
American Fitness Index ranked Charlotte as among the least fit cities in North Carolina and the nation.
The start of high school fall sports in North Carolina will be delayed until at least Sept. 1, NCHSAA said Wednesday.
The COVID-19 death toll in North Carolina increased to 1,568, as 81 percent of the state's ICU beds were full Wednesday, according to DHHS.
North Carolina reported 42 new deaths Tuesday in what was one of the deadliest days for the state since the pandemic began.
If everyone wore a face mask for the next six weeks, "we could drive this epidemic to the ground," the CDC head said in Charlotte Monday.
Four counties in NC are at a COVID-19 "tipping point" and should revert to stay-at-home orders, according to a Harvard study.
COVID-19 cases are up in the Charlotte area and it's starting to impact hospital capacity, officials said.
Hospitalizations for COVID-19 reached 994 patients Wednesday, setting yet another record for the state as 21 new deaths were recorded.
The county's new stricter face covering mandate goes into effect immediate and requires masks be worn in county spaces, including parks.
The temporary order eliminating the need for a doctor referral is aimed at decreasing barriers for coronavirus testing in North Carolina.
North Carolina reported a new record number of coronavirus hospitalizations Monday, DHHS said.
DHHS Secretary Mandy Cohen said the state needs more federal help to insure the supply of reagents needed to conduct COVID-19 tests.
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New York has identified North Carolina as one of 16 states where travelers must quarantine for two weeks after visiting.