Sarah Ovaska

The pandemic has forced state officials to open the door for more in NC to use a curbside voting typically reserved for a select few.

How will coronavirus affect voting on Election Day in NC this year? We’ve got the answers to your questions here.

The Democratic US Senate candidate looks to refocus his campaign after a turbulent week in the pivotal race.

Phase 3 coronavirus rules clear limited opening for bars and theaters, but Cooper says top priority for NC remains in-person schooling.

Emily King, a child psychologist in Raleigh, offers advice on how NC parents can help children navigate this pandemic school year.

Jennifer Bourne, a Charlotte mother and teacher, shared how she and her family are dealing with this unprecedented school year in NC.

NC mom Liz Beck lost her job in March because of coronavirus and is now overseeing virtual school for her two sons.

Dave Mancuso, a father of two, is sending his daughter to a NC private school with in-person classes despite coronavirus.

People in NC’s long-term care and nursing homes face more barriers than usual in casting ballots this year. Solutions have been slow to come.

Mark, a NC parent and middle school teacher, is teaching in-person this year and worried it’s not safe because of the coronavirus.