Trying to have a conversation or even make eye contact with many children is difficult, especially when they're glued to a screen.
Trying to have a conversation or even make eye contact with many children is difficult, especially when they're glued to a screen.
Attitudes about money and spending habits often run deep. Differing views within a family can trigger battles, but there are ways to keep the peace. Whether you're a spender or a saver, simple conversations can keep financial worlds from colliding.
Bongo, a Canine Companions for Independence dog being trained by WRAL's Monica Laliberte is getting bigger and took over the WRAL News desk Tuesday evening.
Almost everyone childproofs their home, but what about preparing it for your pet? The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals says pet poisonings are happening more often - there were more than 180,000 cases in 2016.
Just because school is out for the summer, parents shouldn't let their guard down when it comes to protecting kids from head lice. Summer camps and many common summertime activities can spread lice, too.
If you're thinking about turning your home into a hotel, though, here are a few things to consider first.
WRAL's Monica Laliberte takes a look at the sanitation grades for a few restaurants across the Triangle.
While congressional debate continues over health care, there is another element worth considering. Personal bankruptcy filings have been cut in half over the past six years. Some experts credit health coverage available under the Affordable Care Act for the drop.
New gadgets promise to take the guesswork out grilling to help you get food that is just right, but there ways to get the same results for less money.
As copperhead bites rise to record levels this year, veterinarians say pet owners need to be vigilant about checking for snakes and diagnosing bites.
Summer means fun at the pool or beach, and a spray-on sunscreen makes application easier and faster--but make sure you apply it correctly.
WRAL's Monica Laliberte takes a look at the sanitation grades for a few restaurants across the Triangle.
When they're not on your head, it's important to make sure bike helmets are stored and maintained properly.
It's easier to feel safe at the pool when lifeguards are on duty, but even supervised pools could come with a surprising risk this summer.
There's a new twist on pasta as new brands are ditching the wheat, but the question is: How do they taste? Consumer Reports tested 13 to find the answer.
In the mobile age, power is key. And for many, charging cords are needed to power personal cellphones, work cellphones, laptops and tablets.
As seniors begin to show signs of aging, many are reluctant to hang up their car keys--many don't want to talk or think about the day they can no longer drive.
Brittany Eason was commiserating with a friend about tuition at East Carolina University when she discovered she had been paying much more than she should have.
New data is revealing an unexpected danger of popular laundry pods. They can be enticing to adults who suffer from dementia, and the results can be deadly.
