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Thousands of smoke detectors sold on Amazon are being recalled over potential sound delays
Utility companies asked customers to keep the thermostat low and reduce power use in the early morning Monday when cold temperatures were expected to spike demand for heat.
On Thursday, the U.S. government will report on inflation for the first time since the government shutdown. The cost of living is expected to show an increase.
If you want to ensure gifts get delivered, you need to do it now. The deadlines you need to know.
If you're planning to send your gifts to loved ones across the country or around the world by Hanukkah, Christmas, Kwanzaa or other holiday traditions, you should do it as early as you can.
WRAL and 5 On Your Side is partnering with the North Carolina Society of Enrolled Agents to connect people with federally licensed tax professionals for answers about tax planning and preparation.
The Better Business Bureau has tips to help you avoid open enrollment scams.
The Better Business Bureau is warning people about scams involving open enrollment for Medicare and Healthcare.gov.
Target is having an impressive Early Black Friday Sale through Nov. 8 including daily deals, 40% off clothing, pajamas, sheets, holiday décor, lighting, & stockings, 50% off select vacuums and kitchen small appliances and more!
Walmart has announced the dates and details for their Black Friday and Cyber Monday Events! The first one starts Nov. 14 (Nov. 13 for Walmart+ members)! Read on for a sneak peek of select deals as well as a list of top sales available now.
Flight cuts are about to become more common as the government shutdown continues. WRAL's 5 on Your Side outlines your rights as a ticket holder.
WRAL and 5 On Your Side is partnering with the North Carolina Society of Enrolled Agents to connect people with federally licensed tax professionals that can answer their questions about filing taxes.
Each week, we'll post a new weekly table of prices for 11 staple grocery items to help you compare across multiple Triangle area stores.
This year alone, more than 300 people have reported text hiring scams, which is why the Better Business Bureau wants all job seekers to be aware of these scams as we enter the holiday hiring season.
If you get a text with a tempting job offer, the BBB says you should do these six things.
SNAP benefits could be suspended for the first time in the food aid program's history because of the government shutdown. This could leave many without the much needed food and resources.
The problem today is we don't know whether to smile or frown. The reason is gas and food prices have been moving in opposite directions.
With the ongoing government shutdown leaving many military and federal workers uncertain about their paychecks, money is tight for families across the country. The good news -- many companies offer special discounts for military members, veterans and first responders.
How to save on auto repair costs, without compromising on quality. Keeping up with routine maintenance, having a trusted mechanic and searching for promotions can help you save money.
You might be familiar with traditional estate planning, but there's also what's called digital estate planning. 5 On Your Side's Ashley Rowe shares the five things to do right now to make things easier in a crisis.
Before you grab that last-minute costume at a Halloween pop-up shop this year, the Better Business Bureau has three tips to help you save money.
There's nothing spooky about these Halloween restaurant freebies and deals including a free doughnut, BOGO entrées and more!
First responders in uniform (or those who show ID) can get a free breakfast combo Tuesday at participating McDonald's.
Federal interest rates have dropped. It might be a good time to make a big purchase, but your savings account is earning little interest.
John Matarese, Don't Waste Your Money
From groceries to gas, if your wallet's feeling a little lighter lately, you're not alone. A new inflation report shows prices ticked up again in September, though by less than expected.
By Alicia Wallace, CNN
