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The Hidden Cost of Power Outages in North Carolina

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By Jennifer Williams
| WBAV-FM (Charlotte, NC) Verified
Power outages can be frustrating, but they also come with a financial cost that many households may not realize. A new study from Compare the Market found that North Carolina ranks among the states most affected by the economic impact of routine power interruptions, with annual household losses approaching $100 million statewide. The analysis examined five years of electricity reliability data across the United States to identify where power outages create the greatest burden for residents.
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Week 14 College Football: Rankings Released, Ohio State Leads Unbeaten Teams

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By Jennifer Williams
| WBCN-AM (North Fort Myers, FL) Verified
The fourth College Football Playoff rankings for 2025 are out in Week 14. On top of the AP Top 25, Ohio State, Indiana, and Texas A&M are 11-0. Ohio State stayed unbeaten with an impressive 35-3 win over Charlotte in Week 13. Next, they take on Georgia Tech at home. Indiana is maintaining its winning streak in Big Ten play, tied with Ohio State at 8-0 in the conference. Rounding out the Week 14 AP rankings are Georgia, Ole Miss, and Oregon in the fourth to sixth spots.
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Cook's Corner

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By Jennifer Williams
| KIFG-AM 1510 (Iowa Falls, IA)
When the weather starts to heat up, I want to limit the amount of indoor cooking I have to do. Using some leftover meat and fresh veggies to make a cold salad or mixing some meat, vegetables and seasoning in a piece of foil and tossing it on the grill are both great ways to keep the house cool.
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