CONSUMER NEWS

Are you stressed out and have a sore jaw? You could be clenching and grinding your teeth -- and it’s something dentists are seeing evidence of more and more.

It’s 4 Your Smile this week on The Morning Show. We are helping you get your mouth healthy without spending money on things you don't need.

An in-person job fair in Nassau County on Thursday will include businesses representing every industry, including health care, information technology, hospitality, customer service, retail and manufacturing.

More Americans borrowed money in March, creating one of the largest spikes in credit-card balances on record. Now the FTC is sending a warning to anyone searching for debt relief.

Florida gas prices have continued to decrease for the second week in a row, according to AAA. The state average declined 9 cents per gallon last week, and Florida’s state average has now declined a total of 16 cents, since setting a new 2023 high of $3.72 per gallon on April 21st, AAA said.

All this week on The Morning Show, we're going to unlock the secrets 4 Your Smile -- to help you get cleaner, healthier teeth without spending a lot of money.

Do you have a pet that was rescued from a bad situation, and now has the life it deserves thanks to your love, sacrifice and devotion?

When it comes to getting online in your own home, it’s annoying to have to deal with a Wi-Fi dead zone. The good news: the fix is easier and cheaper.

Help celebrate mom by winning some cold, hard cash to help with the grocery bill.

Believe it or not, retirement shouldn’t solely be on the mind of people who are in their 50s or 60s.

Egg prices have jumped 60% since this time last year, but with help from Consumer Reports, we’re decoding labels that might not mean what you think.

Florida gas prices are lowering now that the fuel supplies have largely recovered from the record flooding that caused widespread outages in South Florida, according to AAA.

Over the next several days, The Morning Show is going to help you cut your costs. We want to begin with making what you buy at the grocery store last as long as possible.

If you’ve already upgraded your mattress but you’re still tossing and turning or waking up a little sore, it may be time to look at your pillows and sheets.

The Morning Show saves you real money at the grocery store.

According to a recent Consumer Reports survey, only 42% of us would describe our sleep as good or very good -- which is why about 30% of people say they have taken supplements to sleep better.