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CHARLESTON, WV - A state task force centered on African American disparities when it comes to COVID-19 met for the first time on Monday and focused on how to get more testing to the population.

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CHARLESTON, WV - With assistance from affiliated emergency response agencies, the Kanawha-Charleston Health Department conducted drive-through COVID-19 testing on Monday, May 11, near Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Montgomery.

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CHARLESTON, WV - While recognizing possible federal opposition to municipalities and states using coronavirus relief funding to fill budget shortfalls, Gov. Jim Justice said Monday using the money for such purpose is still a possibility.

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CHARLESTON, WV - The 167th Airlift Wing, in Martinsburg, and 130th Airlift Wing, in Charleston, will honor front line COVID-19 healthcare and first responders with a flyover of hospitals in the region, May 13, as part of the Department of the Air Force’s Operation American Resolve, according to a news release from the West Virginia National Guard.

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WASHINGTON, DC - The health care industry lost 1.4 million jobs in April, even as health workers were dealing with the coronavirus pandemic in hospitals, nursing homes and intensive care units across the country.

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WASHINGTON, DC - This dataset includes rank and organization name, type of investment held, total private equity assets, total investment assets and more.

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WASHINGTON, DC - Federal regulators have drafted guidelines for reopening nursing homes amid the coronavirus pandemic, The Wall Street Journal reported Monday.

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