The Fourth of July weekend could intensify the spread of coronavirus if people don’t take precautions, Gov. Roy Cooper warned.

North Carolina reported 1,719 new coronavirus cases Saturday, bringing the total positive cases across the state to 60,537. It’s not known how many of these cases are active. The state also announced 15 new deaths,

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North Carolina reported 1,412 additional COVID-19 cases on Sunday, the fifth straight day at least 1,000 people have tested positive in North Carolina. At least 52,801 people have now tested positive for the virus in North Carolina since March 3.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - North ... Duplin, Durham, Forsyth, Guilford, Johnston, Lee, Mecklenburg and Wake. “Even during a weekend when the actual reporting of cases and hospitalizations slows down a bit, we continued to see record-high case counts.

At least 48,188 people have now tested positive for the virus in North Carolina since March 3. It’s not known how many of the cases are active. The death toll from coronavirus across the state reached 1,

At least 45,853 people have now tested positive for the virus in North Carolina since March 3. It’s not known how many of the cases are active.

Onslow County Schools will permit high school administrators to decide if they will allow their athletic teams to begin voluntary summer workouts June 22. The North Carolina High School Athletic ...

Also on Friday, Duplin ... Today is North Carolina’s highest day of new cases since this pandemic started,” the governor stated in a Friday news conference. “It was also our highest day of testing at over 21,000 tests reported. But the high number ...

North Carolina recorded 1,768 COVID-19 cases, matched its 10% high of tests coming back positive ... mid-sized Johnston and Alamance and smaller-sized Lee and Duplin. In Alamance County, Sheriff ...