Stories by The Charlotte Observer and Raleigh News & Observer team, with AI summarization The aftermath of Hurricane Helene has prompted widespread efforts to assist affected communities. We’ve ...

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Many Americans are gathering their tax documents with the April 15 federal tax filing deadline fast approaching. Most taxpayers overpay during the year and receive a refund, as roughly 64% of tax ...

Addiction can be hard to beat even when you have good insurance for treatments. But what if you’re uninsured and have no means to pay? Financial difficulty doesn’t have to keep you from getting help.

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Apple’s decision to put satellite connections in iPhones is already saving lives, and as Hurricane Milton threatens Florida, now is the time for every US iPhone user to learn how the system works and ...

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Just because the hurricane is over doesn’t mean it’s safe to drive. Residents should “return home only when local officials say it is safe to do so,” the Federal Emergency Management Agency says. If ...