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The Warmline is a free resource for anyone facing emotional distress, substance use challenges, or other mental health struggles.

With temperatures dropping, low-income North Carolina residents can soon apply for assistance with heating bills.

The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services announced last week that $2.9 million worth of federal funding would be put toward increasing crisis counseling services for North Carolinians impacted by Hurricane Helene.

As people return to their homes, those with private wells face the risk of using water contaminated with harmful bacteria and other chemicals.

As people return to their homes, those with private wells face the risk of using water contaminated with harmful bacteria and other chemicals.

As people return to their homes, those with private wells face the risk of using water contaminated with harmful bacteria and other chemicals.

As fall temperatures begin to cool off the region, state officials are recommending safety precautions for heating homes, particularly for those impacted by Hurricane Helene.

In a new report released by the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services, the state statistics show North Carolinians are getting older and lack access to health care the more rural they are.

North Carolina is investing $4.5 million in a statewide child treatment program focusing on behavioral health resources.

The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services' new initiative looks to help shape policies on supportive homes over the next five years.