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Mecklenburg County Public Health Director Gibbie Harris issued a directive Tuesday encouraging all county residents to stay home except for essential activities for the next three weeks in an effort to slow the spread of the coronavirus — just before the Charlotte Mecklenburg school board was to meet to discuss returning to in-person classes next week.
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The Mecklenburg County Health Department says the county has seen its first cluster of COVID-19 cases in a K-12 school.Covenant Day School reported six…
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Mecklenburg Health Director Gibbie Harris said Wednesday that students could return to in-person schools part time if the county’s test-positivity rate…
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For the first three full months of the COVID-19 pandemic, Mecklenburg County paramedics responding to 911 calls found an unusually high number of dead…
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Martin Rojas’ day starts at 6 a.m. when he wakes up and gets ready for another day working with his wife and business partner at his bakeryNew York…
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Mecklenburg County's health department said COVID-19 outbreaks in construction sites are driving an increase of cases in the Latino community.Latinos are…
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Mecklenburg County Public Health director Gibbie Harris said the county likely needs to double its number of daily coronavirus tests as North Carolina…
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Members of Reopen Meck will gather in the streets of uptown Friday to protest the county’s stay-at-home order in place due to the coronavirus pandemic.…
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Mecklenburg County, the city of Charlotte and six county towns agreed Tuesday to transition from the county stay-at-home order to the statewide order…
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For states to reopen from the coronavirus pandemic shutdown, the Trump administration wants to see a 14-day downward trend in new infections. But North…