Figures released on Wednesday (March 25) revealed there are currently 628 reported cases in Wales – 309 of them in Gwent.
Coal tip safety helpline launched after February storms
The bad weather brought by Storm Dennis, which hit the UK on February 16, caused landslides at a number of coal tips in south Wales.
AMs raise virus questions and concerns in the Senedd
Assembly members have posed questions to the First Minister in the Senedd in a debate about emergency laws to tackle coronavirus.
Scammers target free school meal parents
Schools have warned that some parents have received a scam email asking for bank details.
Health board bans nearly all hospital visiting in Gwent
The measures come amid the coronavirus outbreak.
Police and crime commissioner: “People should not need to be told by the police what they have to do”
Gwent PCC Jeff Cuthbert said: “I can’t remember a situation that comes close to the need for caution, tolerance and awareness that we face now.”
Police re-appeal to find missing man
Neil Jones, 39, from Blackwood, was first reported missing on February 1.
Breast care unit fundraising group hits £120k milestone
The group is aiming to raise £200k towards the new breast care unit at Ysbyty Ystrad Fawr, Ystrad Mynach.
County Borough residents among Brits stranded abroad due to coronavirus
Caerphilly MP Wayne David has said stranded residents have contacted him from as far away as Cyprus, Nepal, Honduras and New Zealand.
No more parking permits to be issued by council
The council will no longer issue parking permits due to the coronavirus outbreak.