CONSUMER NEWS

Believe it or not, the air quality inside your home can be worse than the air you breathe outside, especially in colder months when the windows and doors are closed.

Get ready for some deals this month! Consumer Reports tracks the prices of many of its top tested products all year long, so it knows exactly when to shop for them.

A Jacksonville woman says her home was listed for rent on several websites without her consent in February.

If you lost your credit card, had it stolen or are waiting for one tethered to a new account, it might take more time for your replacement credit or debit card to reach your mailbox.

JEA bills could be going up again, but it might be a more modest increase than expected. The increase may be offset by a reduction on another part of your bill.

Car seats have changed over the years, and Consumer Reports says today’s seats are no doubt safer.

If you give them access to your device, scammers may install malware on your TV and use it to gain access to personal information.

Canned tuna is cheap, convenient, full of protein and omega-3 fatty acids, and a classic staple in our lunches. But Consumer Reports says the nutritional powerhouse from the sea comes with a warning.

There are steps people can take to help be calmer and enjoy a flight.

And if you want to reduce the cost of your water bill, the first place you can start is your shower. And bonus! The experts at Consumer Reports say not only can you save money, but you can also save your skin and the planet too.

According to Great Lakes Ice Tracker, ice cover on the Great Lakes was at a record low of 7.5%, eclipsing the previous Feb. 12 record of 8.5% set in 2012.

The owners of the now-closed San Marco Theatre are moving forward with prep work to get it ready to lease to tenants.

From sun protection to self-tanners to the bar soap vs. body wash debate, we want to help you save your skin.

If you take a closer look at your bill, you might find some extra fees, like a 911 surcharge, administrative charges and different service fees.

While it may not be the basis for a scandalous soap opera storyline, financial infidelity can be the source of some serious relationship drama.

The News4JAX I-TEAM frequently hears from tenants panicked about receiving an eviction notice. We want to make sure you know your rights as a renter.