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NC private schools are reporting more coronavirus clusters

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Elon University reports surge of COVID clusters related to small social gatherings

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Guilford County bailiff who died after positive coronavirus test identified, cause of death unclear

Deputy LaKiya Rouse (credit: Judge Lora Cubbage)

NC health officials report COVID-19 outbreak at nursing home in Burlington

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UNC Greensboro men’s basketball team in quarantine after positive COVID-19 tests

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Fears of community spread grow as Elon University reports new cases

Fears of community spread grow as Elon University reports new cases

Trindale Elementary School officials dealing with confirmed case of coronavirus

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UNC-Chapel Hill students discuss school’s decision to move to all-remote classes

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Second stimulus check: Where Biden, Harris stand on COVID payment proposals

Elon University postpones fall sports due to pandemic

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NC health officials to ease gathering restrictions for GOP convention

FILE - In this July 21, 2016, file photo, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump smiles as he addresses delegates during the final day session of the Republican National Convention in Cleveland. North Carolina public health officials told the Republican National Committee the party can have more than 10 people in a room to conduct official convention business while in Charlotte. The updated guidance eases indoor gathering limits Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper imposed in a recently extended executive order. (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky, File)