Protecting the life of your cell phone battery
Many people consider their phone their lifeline. We use them to wake up and keep track of important information, but sometimes, keeping them charged and ready to go can be a challenge.
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Many people consider their phone their lifeline. We use them to wake up and keep track of important information, but sometimes, keeping them charged and ready to go can be a challenge.
For many adults on the spectrum, landing a job is only half the battle. That’s why Wells Fargo is challenging that reality and redefining what inclusion looks like in the workplace.
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As the tech industry booms, studies show less than 10% of Black men and women are working in STEM-related fields, but Johnson C. Smith University is pushing to change that.
When a fire breaks out, the first priority for the Charlotte Fire Department is safety; but after the flames are put out, the department sometimes needs to call in its special investigators to figure out exactly what caused that first spark.
Channel 9 has been tracking grocery prices over the past few months, observing changes in the costs of Thanksgiving staples.
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The Charlotte Fire Department says it’s looking for more people willing to suit up and join the fight.
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