Charlotte area landlord groups say eviction court dates should happen faster Get a breakdown of companies requiring vaccines at the Charlotte airport from the Observer’s Hannah Smoot. employees get COVID vaccines, airline leaders told employees last week.Īirport workers at CLT have been encouraged, but not required, to get the vaccine.Īccording to data released by the city of Charlotte, roughly 67% of airport workers were vaccinated as of early September. Here’s how many airport, airline workers are required to get COVID vaccines at CLTĪmerican Airlines will soon require that all U.S. Learn more about the plantiffs and defendants in the suit with the News & Observer’s Julian Shen-Berro, and catch up on the details of the case and the law here with the Observer’s Sara Coello and the News & Observer’s Carli Brosseau. This isn’t the first time UNCSA has been sued for accusations of this kind - and as the Observer and News & Observer uncovered, school leaders back in 1995 hid their most damning discoveries about the harassment and abuse. Multiple teachers and administrators have been named in the suit. The alumni in the lawsuit describe harassment and abuse from sexual comments in class to assault off-campus. The plantiffs, enrolled in the school during the 1980s, state they were sexually abuse during their time there. Seven former dance students at the University of North Carolina School of the Arts, a public arts school in Winston-Salem, have sued the institution. Note: the following information could be disturbing to some readers. Alumni say they faced rampant sex abuse on UNC arts campus Mecklenburg County Public Health Director Gibbie Harris attributes the high case rate to the Mecklenburg County Jail outbreak that began in late July. Mecklenburg’s positivity rate was an average of 8.9% in the past week, down from 10.1%the previous week.ĭespite a big drop, uptown still has the highest case rate in Charlotte - with around 1% of residents testing positive. In comparison, the previous 14-day average case rate was 623.8.Ģ0 new coronavirus-related deaths were reported in the past week, bringing the local death toll to 1,180 on Friday morning. The countywide average from September 16 to September 29 was 520.5 new cases per 100,000 residents. On average, 374 county residents per day tested positive for COVID-19 over the last week.H ere are some takeaways, with the Observer’s Devna Bose:

Department of Health and Human Services released new data on Friday. What’s behind uptown’s high COVID rate? Plus, how Charlotte ZIP codes are doingĭespite a COVID outbreak at the county jail, Mecklenburg is seeing a sweeping decrease in COVID case rates across all local ZIP codes for the first time since the spring. But don’t fret - the Observer’s Roderick Boone lets you in on how to watch it for free here.

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