Coronavirus After The Outbreak Coverage

Testing sites full as NC hits highest number of daily virus cases
North Carolina had another record-breaking weekend, with the highest number of coronavirus cases and the highest number of hospitalizations reported on a single day.

City council candidates weigh in on COVID-19 strategies
Five of the candidates for Raleigh's city council spoke at a virtual forum today, answering questions sent in by the public. One of the major discussion points was how each candidate would manage the COVID-19 response in Raleigh.

As US grapples with virus, Florida hits record case increase
With the United States grappling with the worst coronavirus outbreak in the world, Florida hit a grim milestone Sunday, shattering the national record for a state's largest single-day increase in positive cases.

City Council District D candidates weigh in on COVID-19 response in Raleigh
COVID-19 was a prominent topic among those vying for the vacant Raleigh City Council seat, as state and local leaders focus on how to contain outbreaks and get our numbers trending in the right direction. Whoever is selected will have the power to shape the city's response, as local leaders have a lot of power to enact requirements.

10 viral trends that have emerged during the pandemic
Wibbitz has a list of 10 viral trends that have happened in the midst of the coronavirus outbreak.

Electronic whistles offer COVID-19 protection to crossing guards
The coronavirus pandemic is forcing changes in unexpected areas...including how crossing guards do their jobs.

Six tips for a safe road trip amid COVID-19
Although it's still best to put your travel plans on hold if possible due to COVID-19, here are six ways to stay safe on a road trip.

On the Record, July 11: Coronavirus and how it's impacted us all
We're joined by four experts in the field who have dealt with the coronavirus pandemic in one way or another. Cameron Wolfe is a professor in the Duke University School of Medicine and an expert in infectious diseases. John Sanders studies Infectious Diseases at Wake Forest Baptist Health. He's running a study now on the prevalence of COVID-19. Pia MacDonald is an infectious disease epidemiologist at RTI International. Chris Kippes is Wake County Public Health Division Director. He and his team are tracking this disease in real time in Wake County.

Raleigh police chief part of event to hand out masks, hand sanitizer
As the coronavirus numbers climb, doctors repeatedly emphasize there's one thing that really works to slow the spread of the virus: masks.

Five ways to manage conflicts caused by social distancing
As the United States continues to reopen amid the COVID-19 pandemic, a variety of opinions have formed over what is and isn't safe. Different stances have caused issues between families, friends and even communities.

Study suggests fetal virus infection possible
A small study strengthens evidence that pregnant women infected with the coronavirus might be able to spread it to a fetus before birth.

Ten coronavirus deaths reported in Wake County over one weekend
North Carolina saw its highest single-day increase of coronavirus cases on Saturday.

After 4 months of being closed, Disney World reopens with phased plan
"The Most Magical Place on Earth" has reopened after nearly four months with new rules in place to help prevent the spread of COVID-19.

Celebrities who have had COVID-19
Tom Hanks and his wife, Rita Wilson, were the first celebrities to reveal that they had tested positive for the virus.

FDA: Florida church sold fake coronavirus cure
Agents raid "Genesis II Church of Health and Healing" after toxic "Miracle Mineral Solution" was marketed as a cure for COVID-19.

Application process underway for Wake County Virtual Academy
WRAL's Leslie Moreno has more on the new Wake County Virtual Academy that is now accepting applications for the fall school year.

Despite coronavirus concerns, Outer Banks continues to see summer surge in tourism
The Outer Banks is seeing a surprise surge in tourism this summer.

Business continues to boom during summer on Outer Banks
The Outer Banks is still thriving during the summer months, despite the coronavirus outbreak. WRAL's Keely Arthur spoke with tourists and locals about how the process is still going strong.

Housekeeper fears for her safety if students return to UNC-Chapel Hill
Classes resume at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in one month, and concerns are mounting over the safety of having thousands of college students back on campus amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.