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NCDHHS: COVID-19 By The Numbers North Carolina April 27, 2020
Raleigh -- North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services April 26, 2020
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Tennessee sees biggest one-day jump in coronavirus cases
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Tennessee has reported its biggest one-day jump in confirmed coronavirus cases as the state continues to increase testing efforts.
Buncombe County Government, Employee Spotlight: Meet Taskforce 614
Buncombe County -- Buncombe County Government: Meet Taskforce 614 “The right people for the job don’t always come from the same background,” explains Alex McKnight, who transitioned from HHS to use his previous 911 Call Center experience to train and supervise a group of repurposed employees.
NCDHHS: COVID-19 By The Numbers North Carolina April 26, 2020
Raleigh -- North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services April 26, 2020
Member Of White Supremacist Gang: More Than 13 Years In Federal Prison For Drug Trafficking
Asheville -- U.S. Attorneys » Western District of North Carolina » News Department of Justice U.S. Attorney’s Office Western District of North Carolina
Federal Judge Sentences Methamphetamine Trafficker To 15 Years On Drug and Gun Charges
Asheville -- Press Release: April 24, 2020 U.S. Attorneys » Western District of North Carolina » News
NCDHHS: COVID-19 By The Numbers North Carolina April 25, 2020
Raleigh -- North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services April 25, 2020
N.C. National Guard's Civil Support Team assist health and emergency officials with COVID-19 at Food Processing Plant
NC, UNITED STATES -- 04.24.2020 Story by Staff Sgt. Mary Junell North Carolina National GuardNorth Carolina National Guard Soldiers with the 42nd, Civil Support Team worked with local health and emergency officials to conduct drive-thru and walk-thru COVID-19 testing for employees of a Chatham County food processing plant in Central North Carolina, April 23, 2020.
North Carolina public schools closed for rest of school year
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — North Carolina’s public school buildings, already shuttered for the past month due to COVID-19, won’t reopen this school year, Gov. Roy Cooper announced Friday.