Have you noticed an unusual smell or flavor in your tap water over the past few days?

What's wrong with Raleigh tap water? Algae bloom at Falls Lake behind the smell, color

'Earthy and musty:' Here's why your tap water may taste strange this weekend in Raleigh

Homeowners insurance doesn't cover floods, so purchasing separate flood insurance is crucial in North Carolina, especially in high-risk areas.

Homeowners insurance doesn't cover floods: How to protect your home in North Carolina

Princeville residents weigh options after Hurricane Matthew

A photo provided by Pajau Vangay shows a jungle fern, which after resettling in the United States, members of ethnic groups from Myanmar began losing the ability to digest. By studying the relationship among ethnicity, migration history and the digestive system’s microbiome, researchers hope to gain insights on health disparities in diverse communities. (Pajau Vangay via The New York Times) -- NO SALES; FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY WITH NYT STORY SCI IMMIG GUT MICROBIOME BY STEPH YIN FOR NOV. 12, 2018. ALL OTHER USE PROHIBITED. --

RESTRICTED -- The Ecosystem in Immigrants’ Guts Is Shaped by the Place They Call Home