Why are Millions of Pressure Cookers and Air Fryers Being Recalled in North and South Carolina?

June 15th, 2022

Popular brands of air fryers and pressure cookers are overheating and malfunctioning, leading to serious burns, fires, and explosions Air fryers and pressure cookers are the latest must-have kitchen appliances. However, more than 2 million air fryers and pressure cookers

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Carolina State Officials Warn of How Apple AirTags are Being Used to Stalk People

April 26th, 2022

Last year, Apple unveiled their new AirTags, small, coin-sized tracking devices designed to help people keep track of personal items, such as keys, wallets, purses, backpacks, and luggage. However, in recent months, there have been multiple reports of AirTags being

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5 Things to Do When Someone Is Following You

February 18th, 2022

There’s little more frightening than the sneaking suspicion that someone may be following you. Here’s how you can tell whether the person behind you is following you and how to safely get out of these scary situations How do you

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Daylight Saving Time Doubles Number of Car Accidents in North and South Carolina

November 5th, 2021

In the week that follows Daylight Saving Time, Carolina drivers must remain alert as roads become more dangerous. This Sunday, November 7, Daylight Saving Time ends, which means we’ll get an extra hour of sleep. But before you get too

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Urgent Warning Issued for Treadmills and Children

June 17th, 2021

Dozens of children have been injured and one killed by a popular at-home treadmill  To say the coronavirus pandemic has changed lives throughout the Carolinas would be an understatement. From remote work and school schedules to new ways to attend

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5 Tips for Keeping Your Dog Safe in the Car

May 3rd, 2021

With changes to how we travel, many North Carolina and South Carolina residents are hitting the road with dogs as their copilots. Whether your plan is to hike and camp, explore back roads and under-the-radar towns, or visit family and

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Boating Stressors Increase Chances of Accident

April 1st, 2021

Knowing the stressors involved with boating can help keep you safe on the water. Many people mistakenly think that boating is no different than driving. Unfortunately, they quickly find out that it is much different indeed. While driving great distances

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Five Tips for Towing Riders

March 1st, 2021

Chances are that if you own any type of watercraft, you have friends and family begging you for a ride. Not just any ride, mind you, they want to be pulled behind your boat on a raft, skis, or board.

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Common Cold-Weather Related Injuries

November 27th, 2020

After another particularly brutal summer, a lot of us are looking forward to the winter months — especially those of us who work outside, considering the Carolinas’ sub-tropical temperatures and mild winters. Working under the hot summer sun, the dangers

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5 Signs You Are an Aggressive Driver

October 2nd, 2020

It’s easy to ignore the flaws in ourselves that we see in others. In fact, our brains often naturally do this as a form of confirmation bias. Sometimes, this phenomenon can lead to an innocent faux pas, such as leaving

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