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Better Business Bureau urges both consumers and businesses to take precautions when responding to unsolicited offers in the wake of Tropical Storm Elsa.

Florida gas prices set a new 2021 high today.

Tens of million Americans were unemployed last year as companies let employees go because of COVID-19 lockdowns. But now the job market is opening back up and the rush is on to find employees.

Walmart is launching its own brand of insulin for diabetes patients.

CR says there’s a method to hand-washing dishes that can use less water than a dishwasher.

We finish our series Friday helping you clean all things stinky, sticky and stubborn.

Have you gotten a suspicious email, phone call or text message offering you money to fill out a COVID-19 survey?

Using a few simple tools you probably already own, you can make cold-brew coffee at home and save a lot of money.

The Department of Revenue has set up a webpage for the state’s first “Freedom Week” sales-tax holiday from July 1 through July 7.

Consumer Reports has some easy strategies to improve the health of your lawn and make it safer for your family and the environment.

Are you trying to keep up with your neighbor’s immaculate green lawn? It turns out it’s probably better for your community and the environment if you don’t.

What are your concerns or questions about cyber attacks? We want to hear from you.

A mediator declared an impasse in talks aimed at resolving the battle between Florida and CDC over the restrictions, Gov. Ron DeSantis’ office said Thursday.

You use them every day, but chances are they don’t get the TLC they need: We’re talking about kitchen knives.

Did you miss those Memorial Day Sales? Don't worry, Consumer Reports says there are still a lot of June deals to cash in on. And, Amazon Prime Day has moved to this month, providing plenty of opportunities to save some big bucks in the coming weeks.

Ally Financial says it is ending overdraft fees entirely on all of its bank products becoming the first large U.S. bank to end overdraft fees across its entire business.

The biggest mistake you can make when it comes to preparing for a hurricane or hurricane season is not being ready financially.

Your home is no doubt your most valuable investment. That’s why you have a homeowners insurance policy to protect it. But even the best policy won’t pay for every kind of hurricane damage.

If you’ve spent money on a portable gasoline generator the last thing you want is trouble starting it when a storm hits. Consumer Reports says there are simple steps to keep it up and running.

As Consumer Reports explains, sometimes the printers with the lowest prices actually cost you more over time.

Futureproofing means buying tech with the specs to survive the next wave of upgrades. These specs include display, compatibility, and software.

The fund established to compensate victims of Takata’s defective airbag inflators has to shell out more money.

People facing difficulties having children often explore fertility products to help them get pregnant. But some products, including some dietary supplements that claim to solve fertility problems, aren’t science-based and can put your health at serious risk.

As we prepare for the start of the 2021 hurricane season, and with Florida offering tax-free hurricane supply shopping May 28 – June 6, generators may be at the top of your shopping list.