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WakeMed physician believes pandemic lockdown may be factor in uptick of snakebites
Triangle emergency room doctors said they're seeing more snakebites than usual. It could be because the coronavirus pandemic has more people spending time outside.
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Chase with NC troopers ends when suspect crashes with 2 other vehicles in Raleigh, police say
A chase started by the North Carolina State Highway Patrol ended in a three-vehicle crash in Raleigh along New Bern Avenue on Tuesday night.
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‘Low-risk’ activities encouraged as North Carolina enters first phase of reopening
As North Carolina prepares to move into the first phase of lifting restrictions under the stay-at-home order on Friday, state health officials say they wanted to include "low-risk" activities in that phase, as they monitor the spread of COVID-19.
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Wake County announces program to address housing needs of those impacted by COVID-19
Wake County announced on Wednesday morning that it has created a "strategic plan to help minimize the effects of COVID-19" on a specific group of residents.
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ReOpen NC sees smaller support base after arrests, change in direction
One week after a large crowd took over downtown Raleigh to urge Gov. Roy Cooper to reopen North Carolina, there were barely enough people to pack a parking lot.
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