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So far, there have been 27 COVID-19 related deaths in February, according to the N.C. Department of Health and Human Services.

The White House said the Department of Health and Human Services will not distribute crack pipes after a drug harm reduction program being implemented at HHS drew strong pushback.

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Biden's latest pursuit of "equity" includes grants used to purchase "safe smoking kits" for those struggling with addiction.

Biden administration will grant $30 million for the next three years in an effort to address drug use and overdose issues. Distribution of smoking kits and syringes to addicts are required by the program.

Forsyth ended January with 73 COVID-related deaths, the highest monthly death toll to date. There have been 19 related deaths reported so far in February.

Conservatives continue to speak out against a proposed rule that would force insurers to pay for transgender procedures.

Forsyth has six COVID-19 related deaths over weekend; daily case count reaches low for omicron wave

"Without any justification, and without any legal authority to do so, one or more of the defendants ... refused to obey the court’s order committing Mr. Renner to DHHS care,"

A state Division of Child and Family Well-Being launched Wednesday with the goal of helping children live in "safe, stable and nurturing families, schools and communities."