Driving conditions can change quickly, but knowing how to protect yourself can make a big difference in surviving a crash, fire, flood, or severe storm.

Jim Whited, a Nurse Practitioner in Jacksonville, told News4JAX that Ticketmaster still hasn’t made his situation right, and said almost three months after the theft, he’s still been unable to reach a human in Ticketmaster’s fraud department.

Many dressers are safer than before, thanks to new safety standards, but older models could still pose a deadly risk.

With calls coming from unfamiliar numbers and area codes, FEMA wants applicants to be aware of scam callers pretending to be associates from disaster assistance.

There is a housing crisis in America, and it includes a significant racial disparity in mortgage access, according to studies done by a group called Reinvestment Fund.

A federal rule banning fake online reviews is now in effect.

If you have Medicare, Open Enrollment — which runs from Oct. 15 through Dec. 7 — is when you can make changes to your health and prescription drug plans.

The City of St. Augustine Planning and Building Department and Code Enforcement Division will be out in affected neighborhoods on Friday to assess property damage to homes and businesses.

Some areas are already seeing shortages in supplies like toilet paper and water, along with long lines at gas stations.

The federal government is once again offering free COVID test kits.

Microfeminism. It’s the idea of making small changes to empower women, especially at work. The trend is taking off on TikTok.

Going for a new job involves a lot of steps. Applying, interviewing, and waiting for an official offer. But it doesn’t end there.

Fall is in the air, or is that the scent of pumpkin bread, muffins, and pumpkin pie? All recipes that depend on that little can of pumpkin… It might sound like a silly question, but do you really know what’s in the can? It's probably NOT pumpkin.

Consumer Reports reveals products at deep discounts to help kickstart the holiday shopping season.

Florida Blue customers are relieved after the insurance company agreed to a new contract with Baptist Health hours before the Monday night deadline.

Florida Blue and Baptist Health reached a new contract agreement hours before the Monday night deadline that would have caused the hospital to be considered out-of-network for some 600,000 Florida Blue customers across the region.

The good news is the solution likely won’t require a trip to the mechanic. It’s an easy fix you can do yourself.

While there are some government-funded solar programs for households that qualify, “going solar” isn’t free.

On average, you will spend a third of your life at work. That adds up to 90,000 hours and leaves most of us dreaming about the day we don’t have to clock-in.

Learning how to manage money is an essential life skill. But according to a 2023 Edward Jones survey, 80 percent of respondents said they never learned financial skills in school. So how can parents step in?

People report getting calls in bursts of anywhere from five to even 20 a day, all from different numbers, all with the same story. But there never was a loan application.

As Helene is approaching, the Better Business Bureau is reminding Floridians to be on alert for scammers looking to cash in after the storm is over.

A 2024 survey reveals 69% of job seekers are hopeful that they will land the perfect job this year. But what happens when you sign on the dotted line, but the job isn’t what you thought it was going to be?

Whether you’ve been a victim or want to proactively protect your personal information, Consumer Reports explains what you can do now before the hackers strike.