Consumer Reports partnered with Yuka, a product transparency app, to test 40 popular processed foods and drinks for food additives and contaminants linked to potential health concerns at certain exposure levels.

A sweeping tax cut for homestead property owners pushed by Gov. Ron DeSantis now waits for voters to act in November. But what exactly will be on your ballot?

June is shaping up to be a big month for deals, with early-summer sales from Amazon and other retailers giving shoppers a chance to save well before the usual holiday shopping season.

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office is urging buyers and sellers on Facebook Marketplace to take extra precautions before meeting up after a spike in deals that have gone wrong.

Consumer Reports says if you’re struggling to keep up with car payments, the most important thing you can do is act early—before missed payments pile up.

The AI boom comes with a hidden cost: data centers. These massive facilities house the servers and equipment needed to power the internet, cloud services, and AI tools.

Consumer Reports has released its annual sunscreen ratings after testing more than 100 products, including both lotions and sprays.

“Buy now, pay later” services are rapidly becoming a financial lifeline for some families struggling with rising costs, but consumer finance experts warn the increasingly popular payment option can quickly turn into difficult-to-manage debt.

Hillary Dolaher from “Anything with Plants” joined us on The Morning Show to offer some tips on matching that floral arrangement to suit Mom’s personality and making those flowers last.

Jacksonville residents said rising gas and grocery prices were forcing them to rethink everyday spending, from shopping trips to hobbies and commuting costs. A University of North Florida economist warned the financial pressure may continue for years as wages struggle to keep pace with rising prices.

More and more professionals are embracing what’s called job hopping, moving from one job to another every few years. Some say it can fast-track your career and boost your pay. But experts warn it can also come with real risks.

A new job title can feel like a big step forward. But more workers are discovering that the promotion they celebrated may not be a real promotion at all.

The price of a gallon of regular gasoline climbed 31 cents in the past week, spiking to an average of $4.48 per gallon Tuesday, according to AAA.

After a slower stretch for sales, Spring is now in full swing, and this month, there are plenty of ways to save as we celebrate Mother’s Day and Memorial Day.

Travel industry analyst Katy Nastro joined us on The Morning Show to explain what travelers need to know right now.

Surveys show more than half of managers say they’ve passed over employees for promotion because of workplace habits, not skills.

Gas prices in Jacksonville are averaging around $4.30 per gallon, prompting many drivers to search for ways to cut costs at the pump.

Experts say about 60% of what we buy isn’t planned—and there’s a reason why. Welcome to your brain on bargains.

A recent survey found that just 38% of Americans learn about money from their families, and only 15% learn it in school. So, what should your grad know before that first paycheck?

Downtown Jacksonville continues to see significant growth in residents, development, and visitation, with more than 9,000 people now living downtown and $7 billion in projects planned or underway, according to the 2025 State of Downtown Report from Downtown Vision, Inc.

Sean Way, owner of Sunsera Insurance Agency in Jacksonville, joined us on The Morning Show with important information for homeowners about protecting their property amid ongoing wildfires.

From rising housing and insurance costs to everyday expenses, affordability is taking center stage on the Florida gubernatorial campaign trail, reflecting what experts say is a growing strain on residents’ quality of life.

Fraud is broad and is a growing problem across all of Northeast Florida, from romance scams to fake bank alerts. We got important advice from law enforcement to help you protect yourself.

If your phone, TV, or computer has been acting glitchy lately, Consumer Reports says you may not need to replace it just yet because dirt and debris are often the hidden culprits behind everyday issues.