Sanitation workers already have one of the most dangerous jobs in the country. Here's how COVID-19 is making things even more challenging. #COVID19NC #coronavirusNC #nchealth northcarolinahealthnews.org/2…

Coronavirus Today for July 9 all ready for you: - Details on schools to come next week - Hospital beds are filling, breaking NC pandemic records - Seeking organizations to oversee Community Health Worker team #COVID19NC #coronavirusNC #nchealth #ncpol northcarolinahealthnews.org/2…

In response to Q about school re-openings: @NC_Governor ended the briefing by reiterating that they're releasing their plan for schools next week.

A cont: One of them was to not have it. Others were safety protocols if they chose to have it anyway. But they cancelled. "And I commend them for cancelling the in-person part of their convention." - @NC_Governor

Q: There would not have been criminal or civil penalties if North Carolina Republican Party decided to go forward w/ their Convention? A: @NC_Governor said he doesn't know what they were planning to do, but know @ncdhhs provided suggestions

Sen. Kathy Harrington

shows three politicians who are usually at odds on the same dias, they're there in order to sign bills to provide COVID relief

Coronavirus Today – May 12 – Pandemic politics; NC manufacturers help; mental health awareness

May 12, 2020 by Editor

Coronavirus Today – May 12 – Pandemic politics; NC manufacturers help; mental health awareness - North Carolina Health News

Political divides are emerging again during the pandemic slightly more than a week after Republicans and Democrats reached consensus on a relief package.

By North Carolina Health News staff ‘Pandemics cannot be partisan’ Eight days have passed since Republican leaders at the helm of the General Assembly stood side-by-side with Gov. Roy Cooper, a Democrat, to show that the two parties could come together in consensus to support a $1.5 billion pandemic relief package. The harmony was short-lived. […]

Prom and Sleepovers May be Possible for Foster Kids

March 26, 2015 by Hyun Namkoong

Prom and Sleepovers May be Possible for Foster Kids - North Carolina Health News

Advocates for foster children came to the General Assembly in support of two bills that could make life better for those in the system. By Hyun Namkoong Advocates are hopeful that North Carolina’s foster children will have more support and normalcy in their lives after the filing of two bills Wednesday. In a moment of […]

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