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NEW YORK (AP) — Santa is back this year, but he pleads caution as he continues to tiptoe through the pandemic.“Be smart. Be caring. If you have

NEW YORK (AP) — Santa is back this year, but he pleads caution as he continues to tiptoe through the...

“Be smart. Be caring. If you have the tiniest tickle in your throat, the tiniest feeling, worry about yourself and worry about everybody else, and know Santa will always be there next year," said 57-year-old Kevin Chesney, who's been donning the big red suit since he was a kid.

Santa is back this year, but he pleads caution as he continues to tiptoe through the pandemic.

NEW YORK (AP) - Santa is back this year, but he pleads caution as he continues to tiptoe through the pandemic. "Be smart. Be caring. If you have the

In effort to distribute vaccines faster, Mecklenburg County has partnered with StarMed Health.

Mecklenburg County health officials update COVID-19 response Monday Cases of COVID-19 in Mecklenburg County have been sharply rising in recent weeks, driven in part by holiday gatherings, according to health officials. Author: Natalie Ridley (WCNC) Updated: 8:04 AM EST January 12, 2021 CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Health officials in Mecklenburg County updated the community about the spread of COVID-19 in the county during a briefing Monday.  Health Director Gibbie Harri...

CHARLOTTE — Local hospitals could exceed their capacity to treat COVID-19 patients by early January if community spread of the virus doesnt slow down, a new analysis from North Carolina medical researchers shows. And top doctors with the two major health care systems in Mecklenburg County urged residents on Friday to comply with basic coronavirus safeguards in order to stave off an unprecedented surge in hospitals. Atrium Health and Novant Health still have adequate capacity to care for CO...

First Doses Of Vaccine Arrive In North Carolina: Gov. Cooper Patch 12/14/2020 Kimberly Johnson © Provided by Patch North Carolinas initial shipment of vaccine has been delivered, Gov. Roy Cooper announced Monday. CHARLOTTE, NC — At-risk healthcare workers in North Carolina are a step closer to getting additional protection from COVID-19. The states initial allotment of vaccine has been delivered, Gov. Roy Cooper announced Monday. "The first doses of COVID-19 vaccine have...