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PARKERSBURG, WV - Despite health care workers’ positions on the front lines of the battle against the novel coronavirus, hospitals are not immune to the economic struggles affecting many other businesses.

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CHARLESTON, WV - The association that represents nursing homes in West Virginia is expressing concerns about the supply of personal protective equipment now available for staff.

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WASHINGTON, DC - Paramedics rushed another critical COVID-19 patient into the emergency room, and Chicago nurse Cynthia Riemer felt her adrenaline kick in.

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CHARLESTON, WV - Gov. Jim Justice recently said he’s waiting for more information on the federal economic stimulus package to be released before deciding if a special session of the Legislature is needed.

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CHARLESTON, WV - West Virginia's COVID-19 projections have improved dramatically in the pandemic analysis the state has been using, with the number of predicted deaths skyrocketing downward from around 500 about 10 days ago to 74 now.

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HUNTINGTON, WV - As Valley Health concludes another week of system-wide COVID-19 planning and mobilization, leaders feel as prepared as possible for an anticipated regional surge in cases.

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FAIRMONT, WV - Although many are worried about contracting COVID-19, people can still catch common bugs like the cold and the flu.

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