Over 27,000 residents lost power, and many families needed to evacuate their homes. The News & Observer previously reported how to know if perishable food in your fridge or freezer is still safe ...

If you're out of power for a while, you may be wondering if it's still safe to eat the food in your freezer. Here's how to ...

Try not to open the refrigerator and freezer doors (doing so lets the cold air escape). If you know the power will be out for an extended period, get ice or dry ice to keep foods cold. Fifty pounds of ...

When the AC is off and the temperatures are rising, these expert-backed strategies can help you stay safe and comfortable ...

If you find yourself facing a power outage during an extreme weather event, there’s many things you can do to get through it comfortably.

Learn what foods to toss after a power outage in the Triangle after Tropical Storm Chantal. Find tips on safe storage in your fridge and freezer from the CDC.