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Program aims to help people from being evicted

Coronavirus

StarMed Healthcare opens new clinic for monoclonal antibody therapy in Charlotte

StarMed said Monoclonal antibody therapy is completely free to patients and is not a substitute for getting the COVID-19 vaccine.
Health

Vaccinated and victim of the common cold; other viruses make a comeback as pandemic protocols end

If you're venturing back out into normal activities and are suddenly sick, you're not alone.
Vaccine

‘It’s important to be part of the bigger solution’ | Cabarrus County high schoolers get vaccinated

Kannapolis City Schools and the Cabarrus Health Alliance brought shots directly to students on Friday.
Money

Was your COVID-19 test not free? You could get a refund.

COVID-19 tests are supposed to be free under the federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act.
Money

How much could you receive from the new stimulus bill? Child credit gives parents up to $3,600

The child credit comes as 2.5 million women dropped out of the workforce this past year.
Money

Your stimulus is 'pending'. Why you'll have to wait until March 17 for it to clear

Your bank account may show there is a pending payment, but it will stay that way until Wednesday.
Money

Frequently asked questions about the second stimulus check

WCNC Charlotte viewers are wondering who qualifies, how to get it and when they'll receive it.
Money

'Why can't I benefit?' | Millions of college students left out of stimulus bill may have another shot at getting paid

President Biden’s $1.9 billion relief plan would include college students this time.
Money

'It was like winning the lottery' | Man finally gets unemployment help after suddenly losing Extended Benefits

The federal unemployment program was cut short because North Carolina's jobless numbers improved.
Coronavirus Help

Here's how to figure out when you can get a COVID-19 vaccine in North Carolina

North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services launched a new tool to help residents determine when they will be eligible to receive a vaccine.
Invalid

Frequently asked questions about the COVID-19 vaccines

The potential rollout of a coronavirus vaccine has many people asking things like: What are the side effects? What's in it? What's the timeline?