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Covid19 in North Carolina. 1498 this morning, we have confirmed positive cases and unfortunately, this virus has now taken the lives of eight north carolinians. As a state, i know we are keeping their families and loved ones in our prayers. Our stayathome order is in effect now. I know it is hard, but prevention is still the single most important thing you can do right now. Prevention. It means maintaining physical distance from each other. Washing hands, coughing and the elbow, though simple th...

Must the communicators, monday night at 8 00 eastern on cspan two. Next reporters and scholars familiar with house and procedures discussed the legislative process for the 115th congress. From the brookings institution, this is an hour and a half. Thank you for joining us. For those of you standing in the back, there is an overflow. Thank you very much, i am sarah bender, the senior fellow in studies, i have the pleasure of moderating today. I will introduce our speakers, just a bit about the bo...

Chilton County residents Todd and Shirley Stone were working selflessly with the ministry Kidz Konnect 4 Jesus in Central America when their world changed drastically.

Williamsport, Pa. — Michael Stefan, current vice president for government and community relations at Penn State, is now serving as a member of the Penn College Board of Directors.

A top university has registered alarming levels of cancer-causing PCBs in a large seven-story building as 152 students come forward and the building shuts down

More than 150 cancer cases have been reported among NC State alumni that all seem to center around a campus building that's since been shut down.

Over 150 cancer cases are reportedly connected to a building inside the campus of a North Carolina university, Mirror US reported Monday.

More than 150 NC State alumni who attended classes at Poe Hall have reported that the campus building may have been linked to their cancer diagnoses.

NC State University has closed Poe Hall and launched an investigation after elevated levels of cancer-causing chemicals known as PCBs were detected.

North Carolina State University alumni have reported more than 150 cancer cases possibly stemming from Poe Hall, which contained dangerous levels of PCBs, a probable carcinogen, in classrooms.