Journaling, meditation and other self-care things to do at home
Here are nine ways to combat coronavirus information overload.
By Brandi Williams | April 6, 2020
Stories by: Glenn Burkins
Coronavirus updates, April 2: What you need to know in Mecklenburg County
COVID-19 cases climb to more than 500; Atrium and Novant CEOs urge county to build field hospital to help with expected surge.
By Qcitymetro Staff | April 2, 2020
City of Charlotte to host small business forum about support during coronavirus
Business owners are invited to attend the virtual forum on April 3 at noon.
By Qcitymetro Staff | April 2, 2020
Coronavirus updates: What you need to know in Mecklenburg County
COVID-19 cases top more than 400 in Mecklenburg, 1,500 across state. NC governor orders utilities not to shut down electric, gas, water
By Qcitymetro Staff | March 31, 2020
First COVID-19 death confirmed in Mecklenburg County
Public Health Director Gibbie Harris said this first death emphasizes the importance to stay at home and away from others.
By Qcitymetro Staff | March 29, 2020
Richard McElrath, former school board member, dies at age 77
McElrath, representing District 2, was elected to one term, from 2010-2014. His death was announced by Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools.
By Qcitymetro Staff | March 24, 2020
Livingstone College student tests positive for coronavirus
A student at the historically Black college in Salisbury became Rowan County’s first confirmed coronavirus case.
By Qcitymetro Staff | March 20, 2020
Westside resources for those needing help during COVID-19 pandemic
West Side Connect has compiled a list of organizations based or operating in the West End that are providing assistance.
By Qcitymetro Staff | March 20, 2020
Coronavirus updates: What you need to know in Mecklenburg County
In Mecklenburg, 35% of COVID-19 patients are Black, according to new data released by the county.
By Qcitymetro Staff | March 20, 2020
Inmate dies in county jail
The 45-year-old inmate was found unresponsive in his cell Wednesday morning, officials said.
By Qcitymetro Staff | March 20, 2020