A new trend out of South Korea is trying to give people that “shopping buzz” without the bill.

As we head into the weekend, we are checking on our local averages compared to the national average, which hit $4.11 a gallon on Friday morning.

The Consumer Product Safety Commission issued a warning on Wednesday about Lakkzoom immersion water heaters after the devices reportedly sparked more than 200 fires.

From July 20 through Aug. 14, Great Clips salons in Jacksonville are offering a special $9.99 back-to-school promotion.

New rules are now in effect for businesses that help visitors experience downtown St. Augustine, including pedicabs, smaller tour operators and horse-drawn carriage companies.

News4JAX toured Jones Technical Institute (J-Tech Institute), a nonprofit vocational school with programs ranging from HVAC to diesel, welding, marine/RV – even commercial truck driving.

A bill to help make housing more affordable has become law. CNN Consumer Watch reporter Jenn Sullivan explains how it will help ease the housing crisis.

Some experts call it: Post-AI career anxiety. The fear of shifting jobs, shifting skills, and not knowing where you fit.

If the odor in your car reminds you of a damp basement or a sweaty gym sock, the experts at Consumer Reports say there’s a good chance the problem is hiding inside your vehicle’s climate-control system, and lucky for you, there’s an easy fix!

Millions of Americans are feeling financial pressure this summer, and for many, a side hustle has become about more than extra spending money.

If your bills feel like they’re piling up faster than you can pay them off, you’re not alone—and you may have more options than you think.

A Jacksonville roofing company once known for giving away free roofs on social media is now under investigation by the State Bureau of Insurance Fraud, as customers, employees and subcontractors say they are owed a combined total of nearly $1 million.

Consumer Reports’ latest food safety investigation found some rice products contain concerning levels of inorganic arsenic, a dangerous form of a heavy metal and known carcinogen.

Consumer Reports shares a quick way to protect your digital privacy and security using a simple tool you may already have.

If your monthly budget feels tighter than it used to, the culprit may not be one big expense. It could be a handful of small ones you forgot about.

Did you know JEA offers a FREE program that will send experts to your home to look at how much energy you’re using and how to save you money?

A newly renovated Publix opened its doors to welcome customers back after residents were left with limited grocery options for more than a year.

Are you planning a summer road trip? With gas prices taking a bit out of travel budgets, you might be wondering if it’s cheaper to rent an electric vehicle. The experts at Consumer Reports can help you decide.

America turns 250 this month, and retailers are celebrating with some of the biggest sales of the summer.

Starting your first corporate job can feel like walking into a room where everyone else knows the rules, except you. But experts say this “hidden language” can be learned.

Before you put on that new sweater, shirt, or baby outfit straight from the store, Consumer Reports says you should wash it first because you’re not just wearing a new outfit, you’re wearing everything it picked up along the way.

New data shows millions of Americans continue to change jobs each month, with more than three million people quitting their jobs in a typical month last year.

UNF is moving forward with higher costs for some students starting in Fall 2026, including a 5% increase in on-campus housing rental rates and a 15% increase in out-of-state tuition-related fees.

Over the past week, shoppers have been getting used to the new ALDI at Market and Union. At the same time, Jacksonville City Council members are preparing to take up an incentives proposal tied to Gateway Jax’s planned N7 development at 119 W. Beaver St., a mixed-use tower that would set aside space for a Publix-sized grocery store downtown.