Under the title

Settings → Article Page decides what sits between the title and the article:

• Show the last updated date — on by default. An article nobody has touched in two years reads as one nobody maintains.
• Show the estimated reading time — off by default. Worth it on long articles, noise on short ones. Counted at 200 words a minute, with a one-minute floor, from the words a reader reads. The text inside an accordion, a tab or a Details block counts; a shortcode's own name and settings, and the address of an embedded video, do not.

Both sit under the breadcrumb, which always shows the help centre and the article's topic — the only way back if someone arrived from a search result.

The breadcrumb, the contents list, "Was this helpful?" and the related articles go on the article itself, once. They are left off the article's excerpt, its preview card when the link is pasted into a post, and any other content a shortcode or a page builder draws inside the article.