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Electronic money transfers are easy, but who helps when something goes wrong?
SUMMARY: Electronic money transfers are convenient but can become complicated if funds go missing, as happened to Raleigh’s Karen Weber. After sending $1,300 to a friend via Zelle, only $1,000 transferred while $300 never arrived. Despite disputing with her bank, First National, and the recipient’s bank, Truist, the missing money was untraceable. After six months of calls and emails, involvement from “Five on Your Side” helped banks investigate and recover the funds. Zelle clarified it only facilitates transfers between banks and does not hold funds. The North Carolina Bankers Association advises contacting your bank for transaction issues and monitoring statements carefully.
Millions of people use money transfer services to send money to friends, family, businesses and more. But what do you do if the money you transferred never arrives?
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Family, friends hold candlelight vigil in honor of Giovanni Pelletier
SUMMARY: Family and friends held a candlelight vigil in Apex to honor Giovanni Pelletier, a Fuquay Varina High School graduate whose body was found last month in a Florida retention pond. Giovanni went missing while visiting family, after reportedly acting erratically and leaving his cousins’ car. Loved ones remembered his infectious smile, laughter, and loyal friendship, expressing how deeply he impacted their lives. His mother shared the family’s ongoing grief and search for answers as authorities continue investigating his death. Despite the sadness, the community’s support has provided comfort. A celebration of life mass is planned in Apex to further commemorate Giovanni’s memory.
“It’s good to know how loved someone is in their community.”
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NC Courage wins 2-1 against Angel City FC
SUMMARY: The North Carolina Courage defeated Angel City FC 2-1 in Cary, ending their unbeaten streak. Monaca scored early at the 6th minute, followed by Bull City native Brianna Pinto’s goal at the 18th minute, securing a 2-0 halftime lead. Angel City intensified in the second half, scoring in the 88th minute, but the Courage held firm defensively to claim victory. Pinto expressed pride in the win, emphasizing the team’s unity and playoff ambitions. Nearly 8,000 fans attended. Coverage continues tonight at 11, alongside college football updates, including the Tar Heels vs. Richmond game live from Chapel Hill.
Saturday’s win was crucial for the Courage as the regular season starts to wind down.
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Is nail gel actually harmful? It's complicated
SUMMARY: Gel nail polishes were recently banned in the EU due to the chemical TPO, which helps the gel harden under UV light. Concerns stem from studies showing potential reproductive risks in rats fed TPO, but humans aren’t exposed this way. The margin of exposure calculated for TPO is very high (1,515), suggesting it’s safe for people. More significant risks come from UV light used to cure nails, which may contribute to skin cancer over time. To stay safe, consider applying sunscreen before your salon visit and discuss toxin-free polish options with your aesthetician. Ultimately, balanced caution is key.
Certain gel nail polishes are no longer widespread in Europe as a chemical was banned due to potential health risks with long-term exposure. But a closer look at the study prompts some questions.
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