COVID-19

Live updates on the latest news about COVID-19, impacts the pandemic has had on North Carolina, and vaccines.

North Carolinians in middle and high school could be vaccinated before the upcoming 2021-22 academic year.

Shortly after the start of the fall semester, Irving Pressley McPhail, 71, reported early symptoms of COVID – a headache and a fever. He served as president of Saint Augustine’s University for only a few months before he succumbed to COVID-19.

Governor Roy Cooper and members of the state Coronavirus Task Force share an update on COVID-19 developments in North Carolina.

Live updates on the latest news about COVID-19, impacts the pandemic has had on North Carolina, and vaccines.

More than 40% of the people who’ve passed away from COVID-19 in North Carolina lived in nursing homes or residential care facilities. Jane Klein was one of them. She died in Fayetteville on Jan. 30. She was six days away from her 68th birthday.

Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper said Wednesday he is having "discussions" about creating a vaccine passport to let people show businesses or employers they have received the COVID-19 vaccination.

School nurses are a vital resource as schools reopen their doors to more students during the pandemic, but most public schools in North Carolina don't have a full-time nurse.

Aurea Yolotzin Soto Morales, known to her friends and family as Yoshi, was a fun-loving, studious girl. Born and raised in Durham, she attended second-grade at Creekside Elementary and at 8 years old, had a long list of interests.

Host Dave DeWitt talks to three reporters about the people they profiled as part of the pandemic obituary series The Lives Lost.