10 Ways to Lower Your “Coronavirus Stress” Now
Alarming headlines about COVID-19 have many feeling anxious. We promise this is not one of them.
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COMMUNITY
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N.C. Superior and District Courts Suspended for 30 Days Starting Monday
“Today’s order will allow us to drastically reduce the exposure caused by crowded sessions of court," said Chief Justice Cheri Beasley said in a press statement.
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2020
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I’m a Microbiologist and a Mom. Here’s What You Should Know About Coronavirus.
Help slow the spread of coronavirus in your community by staying home. Yes, that means no shopping.
Mar
2020
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North Carolina Has 10.5 Million People and Only 700 Coronavirus Tests
Lawmakers have sent a letter to Vice President Mike Pence inquiring about the lack of additional test kits.
Mar
2020
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Landmark Legislation Seeks to Reduce Black Maternal Health Risks
The Black Maternal Health Caucus unveiled a package of bills this week that aims to comprehensively improve health outcomes for Black mothers.
Mar
2020
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An Ironclad Contract May Force Charlotte to Hold RNC Despite Coronavirus
Health officials announced the first two presumptive positive cases of the virus in Mecklenburg County on Thursday.
Mar
2020
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Coronavirus Is Spreading and 32 Million Workers Don’t Have Paid Sick Leave
While some companies have stepped up to protect its workers, a Senate bill that would have required employers to give workers paid leave in a public health emergency was blocked.
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2020
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North Carolina Declares State of Emergency to Contain Coronavirus
The declaration has also triggered anti-price gouging laws, which prevents retailers from overcharging in a crisis.
Mar
2020
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Senate Votes to Stop DeVos From Further Hurting Defrauded Students
“She made it extremely difficult for these students to get any relief. These schools take the money and run, and the students end up holding the bag with massive debts."
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2020
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Coronavirus Officially Declared a Global Pandemic
“We are deeply concerned both by the alarming levels of spread and severity and by the alarming levels of inaction,” said a World Health Organization official.
