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Forsyth County ended May with a significant increase in COVID-19 related deaths even as most metrics continue to trend decidedly downward in the county and statewide. The report issued Tuesday by the N.C. Department of Health and Human Services contained four days worth of dashboard data. That included North Carolina having a daily case count of 268 that represented more than a years low. DHHS listed Forsyth with an additional six deaths over the four-day period. Counting the two deaths in F...

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) today unveiled a new type of public-private partnership that enables investments using venture capital

Michigans going back to work: What will it look like? COVID-19 workplace safety director breaks down the changes Julie Norwood, Hearst Michigan FacebookTwitterEmail LANSING — Changes are afoot for Michigan workers. Gov. Gretchen Whitmer recently announced Michigan workers who have been working remotely for more than a year will be able to return to the office. In addition, the Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration (MIOSHA) updated its emergency rules. Changes include no lo...

Of 2020. new reported deaths are also down to the lowest level in almost a year. and just over 600. and the seven day average of covid-19 related hospitalizations is now around 25,000. the lowest level since hhs started taking over tracking hospitalizations last july. and with more than 50% of american adults fully vaccinated, were seeing this big return to normal. we saw it over the weekend. joining me now from what this actually means going forward, dr. craig spencer, director of global health...

Crisis. the administration are trying to take a victory lap at the moment talking about how they are moving migrants mainly minors from one government facility to another government facility and say we have solved the problem and the crisis. and thats anything they have done anything about that. solving the crisis is actually trying to stop the illegal behavior. they have torn down a number of programs that we have put in place back in 2019 and 2020. and they have not replaced it with any progra...

One new COVID-19 death was reported in New Hampshire on Sunday and there was a drop in the number of active hospitalizations.

The u.s. incompetence at the border. cartels are making $400 million a month for charging between $4,000-50,000 a head to transport people from 51 different countries across the narrow rio grande river. sources told me the cartels are moving 2,000 people a day. we took a boat ride we the a.g. who said the numbers are spiking because they know there are no consequences to brooching americas borders -- breaching americas borders. they will get processed and many sent to holding areas which are muc...

Border. cartels are making $400 million a month for charging between $4,000-50,000 a head to transport people from 51 different countries across the narrow rio grande river. sources told me the cartels are moving 2,000 people a day. we took a boat ride we the a.g. who said the numbers are spiking because they know there are no consequences to brooching americas borders -- breaching americas borders. they will get processed and many sent to holding areas which are much bigger than they were earli...

Worst redistricting that black people in this country have ever had since the existence of our country, to be honest with you. >> absolutely. thank you, congressman veasey, for talking to us. congressman, let me start with the biden budget. since congress holds the power of the purse, a discretionary budget is the way for a primary policy for schools, housing choices, hhs, global health programs and more. what does this say and what do you expect the budget to look like when its passed? >> i thi...

Forsyth County has experienced two more COVID-19 related deaths amid a modest uptick in daily cases.Meanwhile, local public-health officials cautioned that Memorial Day weekend will serve as the first major