Cary, NC — In last month’s COVID report, the focus locally and nationally was set on increasing access to tests and reaching the end of the Omicron surge. Fortunately, in both areas, there have been noticeable improvements.
Cary, NC — As the pandemic nears the end of its second year, let’s take a look at its current status in Cary, Wake County and the state, including the December 10 detection of the Omicron variant in NC.
Cary, NC — It’s been a couple of months since we provided an update on COVID-19 in Cary and beyond. So, here’s a look at the local, state and national numbers of the moment as well as some more information on the Delta variant of the virus.
Cary, NC — The latest news related to COVID-19 precautions in the U.S. is the guideline announcement today from the CDC which asserts that fully vaccinated people can, in most settings, stop social distancing and wearing masks.
Cary, NC — It’s that time again that we take our monthly look at the COVID-19 numbers in the area as well as the progress of the vaccine rollout across the county, state and country.
Cary, NC — In the last month, Cary has not had a week with more than 260 new cases of COVID-19.
This is an improvement compared to the weeks of January 14, 21 and February 4, where more than 500 new cases were reported.
Cary, NC — Newly reported cases have started trending downward in Wake County for the first time in months.
Cary, NC — In the first week of 2021, Cary surpassed 4,000 cumulative COVID-19 cases.
Cary, NC — This month’s snapshot looking at the coronavirus in Cary, Wake County and beyond is grim to say the least, so we’ll make it quick.
Cary, NC — COVID-19 cases are on the rise in 39 U.S. states, including North Carolina. Lucky for Cary, there’s better news on the local level.