Trump and first lady test positive for COVID-19
President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump have covid19 with mild symptoms. The White House says he is in quarantine in the family quarters and remains in good spirits while the nation faces a critical moment ahead of the election.
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Craven County Schools report new staff COVID cases
Craven County Schools said three more staff members tested positive for COVID-19, raising total cases to 12 staff and five students since August 10. The district, with health officials, conducts contact tracing and quarantines close contacts, notifying staff and families via letter after each positive case.
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CarolinaEast RN reflects on COVID 19 treatment story
A Carolina East nurse recounts a personal battle with COVID 19, detailing positive test results for her three children, the emotional stress of illness, and strong hospital care. She credits ED and COVID floor teams led by Mary and Derek for clear guidance, swift stabilization, and a safe path to recovery and unity with her family.
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Mail in voting breaks records in North Carolina
North Carolina voters set new records for mail in voting with 1.14 million absentee ballot requests by midweek, about 10 times higher than four years ago. NC has 7.2 million registered voters and roughly 1 in 6.3 has requested an absentee ballot, per state elections officials.
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