CDC studies show COVID-19 vaccines remained effective during omicron surge
Two new CDC studies show COVID-19 vaccines remained highly effective even during the omicron surge.
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Rooting fo ran underdog during March Madness? A new study looks into why
March Madness is officially underway. If you find yourself rooting for the underdog, a sports psychologist says there are reasons for that.
Tips to keep your allergies under control
Spring is in the air and so is the pollen
(CNN) — Those temperatures are warming up this weekend and health experts say that means future allergy seasons will start more than a month earlier, and it’ll be more intense because of climate change. Mandy Gaither gives us some ways to help keep your allergies in check. Categories: Local News, National News, News
Consumer News: National gas price average dips down, fuel prices impacting American farmers and more
Consumer News: National gas price average dips down, fuel prices impacting American farmers and more
Officials discuss transitioning from emergency phase with community coronavirus levels down
Community coronavirus levels and projected deaths are down. Now, officials are talking about the transition out of the emergency phase.
Tips to keep your allergies in check as spring approaches
We’re all seeing more and more pollen as spring gets ready to arrive, but pollen could be even more intense in the future because of climate change, according to a new study.
Are you flying soon? Expect to pay more for your ticket
From the roads to the skies, experts say plan to pay sky high prices for your ticket. Airlines are jacking up prices due to fuel costs. As expensive at it is to fill up your car’s gas tank, imagine filling up a 737 carrying 6,000 gallons of fuel.
Consumer News: Slight relief at the gas pump in SC, Federal Reserve raises interest rates
Consumer News: Slight relief at the gas pump in SC, Federal Reserve raises interest rates
President Biden calls Vladimir Putin a war criminal
President Joe Biden is now calling Russian President Vladimir Putin a war criminal.
What higher interest rates mean for your wallet
For the first time since 2018, the Federal Reserve is raising interest rates by a quarter-percentage point. The Fed also hinted more increases are ahead this year, as it works to tame soaring inflation. The move comes despite the growing economic uncertainty in the U.S. caused by the war in Ukraine.
