Monica Laliberte
WRAL NEWS in NC
Raleigh, NC, United States
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Jobs are available, but workers are scarce
Plenty of jobs are available, but workers are scarce. Why have some people opted out of a booming job market? → Read More
Tools to help you find the lowest price when searching for healthcare
We shop around for many things we buy, including healthcare. Non-members can search prices on healthcare facility websites, or call to compare prices. → Read More
Local couple questions $5,000 difference in medical bills for same procedure
A husband and wife received the same medical test at different locations. One was charged $500, the other -- over $5,000. → Read More
How to safely operate a generator during a power outage
When the power goes out, generators come on, but they come with serious risks such as carbon monoxide poisoning, electrical issues, and fire. → Read More
Terminal cancer patient says push for answers regarding your health
She's in her 30s, diagnosed with terminal cancer she said doctors misdiagnosed for years. → Read More
Clayton homeowner angry after paying $20,000 for contract work left unfinished
A Clayton homeowner is angry after paying more than $20,000 for a contractor to coat and stain their driveway - then being left with an incomplete, unaesthetic job. → Read More
FBI: This mortgage scam is more common than ransomware attacks
As commonplace and scary as ransomware attacks are becoming, the FBI says there's an even more common scam to be wary of: Mortgage scams. → Read More
Strategies for getting businesses to respond to your online complaint
It may feel tempting to publicly blast a company on social media - but research shows it may not be the best way to achieve the results you want. → Read More
Thinking about switching over to a virtual bank? Here's what you should know
All online-banking has taken off in recent years. More and more people are signing up with online banking accounts having never stepped foot inside a bank. → Read More
Jobs, jobs, jobs: Skilled workers have the advantage according to recruiters
Some companies appear to be slowing their job postings, but there are still plenty of open positions. But, local talent recruiters said that, compare the local job market to the local housing market -- it's just as red hot. → Read More
A dull knife can be dangerous. Here's how to best keep yours sharp
Home cooks use kitchen knives everyday, but few give them the attention that they need. → Read More
Vacation rentals can lead to costly invasions of privacy
Did you forget something on your last trip? → Read More
Struggling to pay rent? State has $800 million to distribute, offering families HOPE
Pandemic-related evictions continue to be a hot issue, but there's help for some renters and landlords. Many aren't aware the HOPE (Housing Opportunities and Prevention of Evictions) program is an option. It provides help for those with bills piling up or past due. → Read More
How food waste costs your wallet
What's in your refrigerator right now? Anything that's teetering on the edge of expiration? → Read More
Rental scams: Man moves into Clayton home, loses nearly $4,000 before being removed
A local family got keys to a rental house, moved in, then found out they were victims of a scam that cost them thousands of dollars. → Read More
5 On Your Side: 5 simple ways to improve gas mileage
If you're running low and can't find gas right now, 5 On Your Side's Monica Laliberte shares some ways to reduce how much gas you use. → Read More
5 On Your Side helps victim of fraud in battle with Division of Unemployment Security
Last October, someone filed unemployment in Shelly Barbour's name, collecting more than $2,265.50. Barbour contacted 5 On Your Side in December after receiving a letter from DES saying she had to repay that money. → Read More
Wondering about your tax refund? 5 On Your Side looks into delays
Where's my tax refund? It's a question 5 On Your Side is hearing from viewers who can't get answers from the IRS. → Read More
If you must drive in ice and snow, go slow, stay in control
There are certain things drivers should do in order to stay in control of their vehicle when snow or ice has coated roadways. → Read More
"I feel like it's broken:" Third grader confused, frustrated logging into 10 different virtual learning apps daily
A third grader shares her frustration and confusion with virtual learning as she walks Monica Laliberte through the 10 different apps she must login just to get through school each day. → Read More