Consumer Reports breaks down the best deals to help you make the most of your money this June.

The development of Pearl Square will feature housing, restaurants and retail across nine blocks.

Feeling stuck in your job? You’re not alone. A recent report from Glassdoor reveals 65 percent of workers feel trapped in their current role. If you’re looking to break free from the monotony or level up your career, a career coach might help.

Personal data can be big business for hackers and scammers, leading to an ever-growing number of threats to be aware of.

Temperatures are heating up, and this summer, the cost of using air conditioning is expected to reach its highest level in over a decade.

Consumer Reports testers say today’s battery-powered tools don’t just go head-to-head with gas—they sometimes outperform them. From trimmers to chainsaws, we’ll show you which brands cut through the competition.

Consumer Reports’ home and garden experts reveal the best budget-friendly mowers to keep your yard looking great without overspending.

Consumer Reports reveals some simple steps to detox your diet and reduce your family’s exposure to harmful substances.

Consumer Reports says you could save up to $500 a year, without sacrificing the coverage or reliability you depend on.

A new University of Florida study shows how drones can do more than just take aerial pictures and videos—they can help farmers grow better hemp by seeing the health of their crops with some artificial intelligence assistance.

JWB Real Estate’s HomeStep program is turning tenants into proud homeowners by offering financial incentives and support services to help them make the leap.

From pets to politics, it seems everyone is sharing everything online, but could your videos be costing you a job?

According to recent studies, 99% of all Fortune 500 companies use ATS platforms on a regular basis, and they filter out three out of four applicants before a recruiter even sees them.

Insurance expert Matt Carlucci Jr. joined News4Jax anchor Bruce Hamilton on The Morning Show to help you navigate those potential headaches and find solutions.

Walmart is warning that new tariffs on imported goods may lead to higher grocery prices, with essentials like produce, coffee, and seafood at risk. Economists say shoppers could see increases in the coming weeks as trade policies impact the cost of everyday items.

The agency says Panda Benefit Services tricked borrowers into paying hundreds of thousands of dollars in illegal fees for fake student loan forgiveness.

An in-depth investigation by Consumer Reports and two news organizations found that customers were often charged higher prices at checkout than what was listed on store shelves.

Denial doesn’t mean you should immediately pay out of pocket or skip the care you need. Consumer Reports says it’s easier to appeal a denial than you might think.

Consumer Reports rounded up the best bargains on some of their top-rated products, so you can make your money go further this month.

The federal government is resuming collections on defaulted student loans after a more than four-year pause that began during the COVID-19 pandemic, and the effects of the decision are being felt locally.

Consumer Reports says building an emergency financial safety net might be easier—and more important—than you think.

Consumer Reports just released its exclusive annual sunscreen ratings, putting more than 100 products to the test, and revealing surprising gaps in how they protect you from the sun’s cancer-causing rays.

C&S Wholesale Services, a grocery supplier, sent the state a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification last week, alerting them of their plan.

Consumer Reports shows us what’s really going down the drain—and how to avoid a costly mess at home.

More than a third of Americans are planning to take a vacation. As the prices of hotels and flights surge during this time, scammers are hoping to take advantage of travelers’ desperation for a cheap deal.

As grocery prices continue to squeeze household budgets, a growing number of Americans are turning to “buy now, pay later” loans to cover the cost of food, raising fresh concerns about consumer debt and financial vulnerability, according to a new survey.

The average American spends 7 hours and 4 minutes looking at a screen each day, but do you often go from screen to screen, scrolling through one and immediately switching to another?

A 65-year-old St. Johns woman just got six-figures richer, according to the Florida Lottery.

A win at work is a sign of success. It may earn praise from coworkers and managers. But will they remember it weeks, months, or even a year from now? Experts say keeping track of these moments as they happen could pay off down the road.

Consumer Reports reveals how the soapy superhero is the secret weapon hiding in plain sight.

After a long winter of mud and grime, your carpets and floors might look worse, and that’s where Consumer Reports comes in. Its experts lab test dozens of vacuums to help you find the perfect one to make spring cleaning a breeze.

Consumer Reports says it’s a good idea to give your machine a deep clean every three to six months.

This year, 40% of U.S adults say they are prioritizing their savings. But it can be hard and exhausting. One way to help you save money? Game-ify it!

Over the last year, Consumer Reports’ experts put dozens of cleaning products to the test in real-life situations, looking to find effective and versatile products that are also gentle on surfaces and that don’t contain irritating or harsh ingredients!

The Home Depot opened a new location Thursday morning at the World Commerce Center in St. Augustine, just off International Golf Parkway.

A recent report found that more than 28% of Americans are searching for new jobs, and 70% of people who are currently employed are considering a new job in 2025.

Scammers can now use powerful AI voice-cloning apps to steal voices or mimic someone you trust to pull off convincing scams.

Thinking of making the leap to another cellphone carrier? To help you out, Consumer Reports combed through survey data to come up with a list of the best (and worst) phone plan providers.

A 35-year-old Jacksonville woman is facing charges of organized fraud and identity theft after investigators said she embezzled more than $142,000 from a local business.

Consumer Reports has advice on making sure you’re buying the real product, not the copycat.

Ready for some spring cleaning? Is it time to donate unused clothes, toss some trash, and ditch broken appliances? But what about all those old documents you’ve been holding on to?

News4JAX anchor Jennifer Waugh picked three ideas for Easter egg decorating to see if they are as easy as they seem, without causing a big mess and without costing too much money.

After a former financial secretary for Amelia Baptist Church was charged with grand theft and accused of embezzling more than $570,000, the church’s pastor called the situation “incredibly hurtful and difficult.”

Mayor Donna Deegan will be at the annual Nehemiah Action Assembly at Abyssinia Missionary Baptist Church to hear ICARE's thoughts on the city’s affordable housing crisis.

Justin Begley, an economist with Moody Analytics, joined News4JAX anchor Bruce Hamilton on The Morning Show to discuss just how ugly things might get and the impact on world markets from the new tariffs.

Consumer Reports did the digging, uncovering the best deals to spruce up your space without breaking the bank.

April is water conservation month in Florida and JEA is reminding customers about the importance of water conservation.

A 25% tariff on imported passenger vehicles, light trucks, and some auto parts goes into effect this week, raising concerns for consumers.

Whether navigating cognitive or mobility challenges or looking for more innovative ways to use your device, Consumer Reports reveals the top accessibility tools that can make a big difference in your life.

Potholes can be a lot more than just a jarring, bumpy annoyance! They can wreak havoc on your car and drain your wallet. Consumer Reports breaks down the impact and provides tips to protect your wallet.

A new wave of financial hardship is gripping America’s largest adult generation — Millennials — as escalating debt, rising housing costs, and growing reliance on credit cards threaten their financial stability.

You likely heard about the 25% auto tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump. If you’re in the market for a new car, used car, or need to get your car repaired, perhaps you wonder, “How much more is this going to cost me?”

From paying off debt to investing in your home, the choices are endless, but which gives you the biggest bang for your buck? Consumer Reports breaks down the best ways to make every dollar count.

Hundreds of VyStar Credit Union customers were left in financial limbo after a banking error negatively impacted their credit scores, including a local man who said the issue has put his plans of buying a new home on hold.

When you get anti-hacking advice, you’ve probably heard “Don’t use a simple password,” or “Don’t plug in that USB you found on the ground.” But there’s one form of hacking that doesn’t always require a computer, and it costs businesses about $4.88 million a year.

A Florida Senate Committee is considering a bill filed by a local lawmaker that would keep insurance companies from relying on artificial intelligence to deny claims.

VyStar Credit Union is facing a growing controversy after several customers reported having issues with their credit scores.

As Consumer Reports says, finding easy, healthier options to put a meal on the table in minutes isn’t as complicated as it seems.

You put groceries in the fridge to prevent them from going bad, but some surprising foods can actually go bad when refrigerated. They can even poison you if eaten!

All week on The Morning Show, we shared ways you can “Spring into Clean” to tackle some spring cleaning, which can declutter both our space and minds.

That new car of yours isn’t just tracking your mileage—a new Consumer Reports investigation reveals that nearly every major automaker in the U.S. is collecting so-called “driver behavior data”—everything from how hard you brake to how fast you accelerate.

Whether we’re checking out a hotel, rental home or buying something on Amazon, online reviews play a huge part in our decision. In fact, 95% of customers read online reviews before making a purchase. But some of them might not be real at all.

If you recently filed your taxes and discovered you owe Uncle Sam, maybe even a few thousand dollars, take a breath because you have options.

Exclusive new testing by Consumer Reports highlights safer infant formulas while also identifying some that contain potentially harmful levels of heavy metals, including lead and arsenic.

With the growth of women in sports and with millions of dollars up for grabs, the attention on women’s college basketball means sports bet markets are getting bigger!

Since the latest Florida Legislative session kicked off earlier this month, lawmakers have been busy discussing new bills and proposals for state law.

The clerks across the area have joined forces to offer two weeks of services that can help drivers save some money, reduce their financial stress and get them back on the road with a legal driver’s license.

After repairs, a flooded vehicle may look OK, but Consumer Reports says it can take months or years for major water damage problems to show up.

A click here, a click there. Twenty bucks for this, a hundred for that. Spending money is easier than ever! It just takes one simple click, or tap, and you’ve made a purchase! But are you overspending?

Dan North, Senior Economist for Allianz North America joined News4JAX Anchor Bruce Hamilton on The Morning Show on Thursday morning.

About 26 million Americans get their identity stolen each year, how can you make sure you’re not one of them?

More than a quarter (26%) of Floridians are preparing to travel as spring break approaches. However, with costs rising year after year, it’s becoming more challenging to enjoy a getaway without breaking the bank.

It’s a growing trend, especially among younger generations. People are taking a temporary, extended break from work and calling it a mini retirement. While this concept is gaining steam, experts say it requires a lot of planning, and it’s not for everyone.

Pet owners want the best when it comes to feeding their four-legged friends. And with so many dog food choices — from fresh to freeze-dried and everything in between — how do you even know what’s best for your pet?

As we welcome March and the official start of spring, many of us are diving into the fun of spring cleaning. To help us ditch the dirt and save some money, Consumer Reports rounded up some of the best deals of the month.

Gov. Ron DeSantis and other Republicans recently have floated the idea of eliminating or reducing local-government property taxes.

The USDA is predicting that grocery prices will keep climbing this year -- and not just eggs.

With soaring prices, slim pickings at the supermarket, and many varieties of eggs, you want to make sure you’re getting what you think you’re paying for. Consumer Reports deciphers those confusing egg labels and explains what they mean.

Having a “good” salary is subjective. It can depend on your level of experience, industry and geography.

The Regency Square Mall, a once thriving part of the Arlington community, now continues to hope for better days ahead.

The Florida Lottery announced Wednesday that a 35-year-old Jacksonville man claimed a $1 million prize from the 500X THE CASH Scratch-Off game at the Lottery’s Jacksonville District Office.

Fraudsters are sending out phishing messages claiming you have an unpaid toll. The messages are designed to trick drivers into clicking malicious links and sharing personal information.

Katy Nastro a travel expert with Going joined The Morning Show to share the questions she is fielding about “flight anxiety” and travel deals with “Spring Break” right around the corner.

The focus is 2030, which is the projected year when all of the construction is expected to be done.

Online shopping is quick, convenient, and sometimes cheaper—but a new Consumer Reports investigation reveals a hidden danger: What are supposed to be life-saving products sold on major online marketplaces could be putting your safety at risk.

If you’re shopping for a new ride, Consumer Reports has you covered with its highly anticipated annual list of the best cars, trucks, and SUVs for 2025, helping you make the smartest choice before you buy.

Jacksonville ranks third in financial distress according to a new WalletHub survey, highlighting concerns over credit scores, debt, and housing costs. The city’s rapid growth and rising rent prices contribute to the challenges facing residents.

Sue Long with the Whitman School of Management at Syracuse University founded a group that tracks IRS audits and has testified before Congress about restructuring the IRS.

Consumer Reports explains just how the scams work, plus some filing advice on whether you plan to hire a pro or do your own.

Spam calls are not only annoying but also costly, with unsuspecting consumers losing billions of dollars to fraud every year. So how can you prevent it from happening to you or a loved one? Consumer Reports has some new advice to stop those annoying robocalls.

Gov. Ron DeSantis has voiced support for reducing or ditching property taxes altogether.

Are you thinking about booking your next vacation but don’t have the cash up front? Many travel sites now offer Buy Now, Pay Later loans, allowing you to split the cost over time.

A Senate Republican on Tuesday filed a proposal that would lead to studying the possibility of eliminating property taxes in Florida.

New Consumer Reports testing reveals that energy bars that seem like convenient snacks might not deliver the boost you expect.

Did you know the demand is soaring for workers in fields that help us be more climate resilient?

Here’s a warning about cryptocurrency investment fraud. FBI Jacksonville says it’s one of the most common and damaging fraud schemes right now.

Love is in the air, and retailers are offering impressive discounts on big-ticket items in February

On Politics and Power, News4JAX anchor Bruce Hamilton and political analyst Mike Binder from UNF get to the bottom line of the issues around an unelected Elon Musk wielding political power despite glaring conflicts of interest.

Consumer Reports looks at why experts are raising concerns about sugar substitutes showing up in surprising places.

The app is called “My JEA” and can be downloaded on a smartphone. Some of the features include customers securely accessing their accounts and seeing how much they owe in real time, rather than waiting on a bill.