COVID-19 Archives - Page 18 of 83

Gov. Cooper Eases Mask Requirements Outdoors, Mass Gathering Limits

Posted by Brighton McConnell | Apr 28, 2021 | COVID-19, Health, State Government

North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper announced a new order Wednesday to further ease public health...

Orange County Health Department Transitions to Walk-Up Vaccination Clinics

Posted by Elle Kehres | Apr 22, 2021 | COVID-19, Health

The Orange County Health Department is changing up its operations as more county residents are vaccinated, vaccine supply increases and community demand wavers.

Cooper: June 1 is Target for Lifting Capacity, Mass Gathering Restrictions

Posted by Elle Kehres | Apr 21, 2021 | COVID-19, State

On Wednesday, Governor Roy Cooper said he anticipates being able to lift all mandatory social distancing, capacity and mass gathering restrictions by June 1.

UNC Reports New COVID-19 Cluster Detected at Rams Village

Posted by Dakota Moyer | Apr 21, 2021 | COVID-19, UNC

UNC reported a new COVID-19 cluster detected at Rams Village Building 3 on the Chapel Hill campus...

Duke Expert Says Vaccinating Children Is the Way to ‘Community Protection’

Posted by Elle Kehres | Apr 20, 2021 | COVID-19, National

Despite more people being eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine, some experts say herd immunity may not be attainable under the current vaccination rollout plan and FDA guidelines.

UNC Reports New COVID-19 Cluster at Residence Hall, First Since February

Posted by Dakota Moyer | Apr 15, 2021 | COVID-19, UNC

UNC reported a new COVID-19 cluster detected at Hinton James Residence Hall on the Chapel Hill...

UNC Health Monitors Patients, Reschedules Appointments Amid ‘Pause’ of J&J Vaccination

Posted by Elle Kehres | Apr 14, 2021 | COVID-19, State, UNC

Following recommendations from the federal government that states should “pause” distribution of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, UNC Health held a press conference to talk about J&J vaccine distribution locally and what this pause means for the healthcare system.