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Different vehicle models are being recalled due to engine and visibility issues, according to the National Highway and Transportation Safety Administration.
San Antonio’s gasoline prices have increased by 12.7 cents per gallon over the past week, bringing the average to $2.69 per gallon, according to GasBuddy’s survey of 886 stations in the area.
Several popular products, including Triangle Tube Gas Boilers, kids' pajamas from Forever 21 and climbing equipment, have been recalled due to serious safety concerns.
San Antonio’s gas prices have fallen 17.6 cents over the past week to settle at an average of $2.56 per gallon, according to GasBuddy’s survey of 886 stations around the city.
Moldy cheese, decaying limes and dozens of droppings are among the health code violations found inside San Antonio restaurants, inspection records show.
In today's consumer headlines: Car prices may rise with proposed 25% tariffs on imports. Starbucks cuts 1,100 jobs and trims menu items. Denny's adds an egg surcharge due to shortages.
San Antonio’s gas prices have jumped slightly over the past week, climbing 18.3 cents per gallon to settle at an average of $2.74 per gallon, according to GasBuddy’s survey of 886 stations around the city.
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A restaurant owner called the police on a KSAT crew after they started asking questions about a January health inspection that led to a temporary shutdown.
In today's consumer news: Average San Antonio rent drops to $1,168. Texas leads the U.S. with 16 Tier 1 universities. Pet microchip company Save This Life closes due to tax issues, affecting registrations.
A Texas-based pet microchip company has ceased operations, according to the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts website.
The recalls involve potential dangers such as burn and fire hazards, crash risks and contamination hazards. Here’s what you need to know to keep your family safe.
San Antonio gas prices have significantly increased over the past week, with the average price rising by 17.5 cents per gallon, now averaging $2.72 per gallon, according to GasBuddy’s survey of 886 stations in the city.
Several popular products are recalled due to serious safety concerns, including AMX stadium seats, Greater Goods kitchen scales, Cabinet Health refillable medicine bottles and Gerber Teething Sticks.
Uninvited guests appeared in the kitchen and on customers’ plates in January, according to reports from Metro Health.
In today's trending news: 66-million-year-old ancient fossil vomit was found on a Danish beach, big game ad spots hit an $8M record, and it's National Croissant Day.
In today's consumer news: The Fed will likely pause rate cuts today. The USDA is offering tips to keep game day snacks safe. And Starbucks will trim its menu by 30%.
If you get a package addressed to you with a QR code asking you to find out who sent it or with instructions on how to return it, stop before you scan! This could be a new twist on a brushing scam designed to steal your valuable personal information.
Several popular products are being recalled this month due to safety hazards, including fire and electric shock risks. Here are the recalls you need to know about in this Recall Roundup.
As many people kick off the new year by taking on gig jobs to boost their finances, ensuring the company you’re working with is legitimate is crucial. Here’s what you need to know to protect yourself while finding the right gig job.
Gasoline prices in San Antonio have dropped by 11.1 cents per gallon over the past week, now averaging $2.58 per gallon, according to GasBuddy’s survey of 886 stations in the city.
Allstate and its subsidiary, Arity, are being sued by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton for allegedly collecting, using and selling data from Texans' cell phones unlawfully.
Con la gran cantidad de aplicaciones de presupuesto disponibles, elegir una que se alinee con tus objetivos puede ayudarte a crear un sistema que funcione eficazmente para ti.
In today's consumer headlines: the Girl Scouts retire "S'mores" and "Toast-Yay!" cookies after this year, port strike talks resume ahead of a potential trade shutdown, and the U.S. passport drops to ninth place in global rankings.
In today's consumer headlines: Americans face $1,100 in holiday debt, new rules erase $49B in medical debt, and McDonald’s launches its “McValue” menu with $5 deals and app perks.
In late December, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) announced recalls for thousands of Ford electric trucks due to an increased crash risk.
Gas prices in San Antonio have decreased by 9 cents per gallon over the past week, now averaging $2.58 per gallon, according to GasBuddy’s survey of 886 stations in the city.
Randolph Brooks Federal Credit Union said someone physically breached one of its ATMs. The Texas Attorney General’s Office said the breach potentially exposed the banking information of 4,607 customers.
A few days are left until Christmas, and procrastinators are likely scrambling to find gift cards for their loved ones to avoid crowds. However, people who aren’t careful could fall for a scam during the holiday rush to get those final names crossed off their Christmas lists.
In today’s consumer news: The Federal Reserve is expected to lower interest rates again, the FTC will eliminate hidden fees in bookings in four months, and Walmart is testing body cameras for employee safety in select stores.
Returning a Christmas gift? You might not need a receipt, but be aware of potential restocking fees. Consumer Reports reveals the best and worst return policies.
Gas prices in San Antonio have decreased by 13.6 cents per gallon over the past week, now averaging $2.42 per gallon, according to GasBuddy’s survey of 886 stations in the city.
In today's consumer headlines: Buy now, pay later services hit $991.2 million on Cyber Monday; some parents are using Santa to manage behavior despite expert caution; Mega Millions jackpot reaches $740 million.
Scammers are targeting seniors and other vulnerable groups, including people who may be isolated, are struggling financially or are unaware of common scam tactics.
Stanley recalls over 2.5 million travel mugs due to a faulty lid posing burn risks. Jobless claims rise to 242,000, surpassing expectations. And the FTC warns of a surge in task-related scams.
Several popular products are recalled due to serious safety concerns, including QVC Oven Gloves, a lithium-ion Bluetooth speaker and off-road vehicles.
Proposed tariffs could raise Dollar Tree prices. Bitcoin surpasses $100K after Trump's SEC pick. Survey finds alone time crucial for mental health, though many lack it during the holidays.
Los precios de la gasolina en San Antonio han bajado 17.6 centavos por galón en la última semana, con un promedio de $2.48 por galón este lunes, según GasBuddy.
Gas prices in the Alamo City have fallen 17.6 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $2.48 per gallon on Monday, according to GasBuddy.
The Federal Trade Commission’s first-ever undercover Funeral Rule phone sweep found several funeral providers are not giving out pricing information to customers as required by law, according to a new report.
La Oficina de Protección Financiera del Consumidor ha finalizado una nueva normativa que introduce la supervisión federal para las principales aplicaciones de pago digital, como Venmo, Cash App y PayPal.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has finalized a new rule introducing federal oversight for major digital payment apps like Venmo, Cash App, and PayPal. The rule takes effect 30 days after its publication in the Federal Register.
The recalls involve potential dangers such as risk of mold exposure, injury hazards and death by suffocation.
The Federal Trade Commission's Youville program teaches kids ages 8-12 to understand privacy and online safety, advertising, spotting scams, and digital citizenship.
President-elect Donald Trump has promised to launch mass deportations as soon as he takes office. While the policy aims to target undocumented people, one local economist says the effects could ripple across the workforce, particularly in industries that rely on migrant labor.
Several popular products have been recalled due to serious safety concerns, including a Wolf Appliance, battery pack and crib bumpers.
Two San Antonio restaurants previously featured on Behind the Kitchen Door for their abysmal health scores have turned things around.
¿Alguna vez has intentado cancelar una suscripción y terminaste más frustrado que cuando te inscribiste? Eso está a punto de cambiar gracias a una nueva regla aprobada por la Comisión Federal de Comercio de Estados Unidos.
Thanksgiving is later this year, which means those big Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales are closer to Christmas, but that doesn’t mean you can’t find a bargain earlier in the month. Consumer Reports hand-picked some of the best November deals to help you start the holiday shopping season.
Uno de los errores más peligrosos es sumergir el pavo antes de que esté completamente descongelado. Hacerlo rápidamente crea una peligrosa bola de fuego.
Con las fiestas a la vuelta de la esquina, es posible que necesites dinero extra para comprar regalos o planear viajes. Si estás pensando en pedir un préstamo, asegúrate de que un préstamo de día de pago no sea tu primera opción.
A partir de 2025, los propietarios de vehículos no comerciales en Texas ya no tendrán que realizar inspecciones de seguridad, según el Departamento de Seguridad Pública de Texas (DPS).
Health inspectors found a grocery store keeping pork in a shopping cart and live roaches crawling around a food mart during October 2024 inspections.
Medical debt is a growing issue in the US, with many patients stuck paying bills they may not owe. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has taken steps to address these concerns and provide protections for patients facing unfair debt collection practices.
A nationwide recall of meat and poultry products potentially contaminated with listeria bacteria has expanded to nearly 12 million pounds.
The Federal Trade Commission has adopted a rule that will require businesses to make it easy for consumers to cancel unwanted subscriptions and memberships.
The Federal Trade Commission issued a study that showed how social media companies are failing to protect teenagers from targeted advertising and online dangers.
One restaurant avoided answering questions about their low score and another had rodent poop in the ice machine.
Starting in 2025, Texans will no longer need a safety inspection before registering a car for most vehicles, except commercial ones, according to the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS).
The ongoing port strike has prompted some shoppers to start stockpiling toilet paper again. But the strike at the ports has zero impact on the U.S. toilet paper supply, as it's mostly produced domestically or imported by rail or truck from Mexico and Canada.
The ongoing port strike happening at our nation’s East and Gulf coast ports is something many companies and grocery stores are paying close attention to, even though at this time, they are not concerned.
It seems there’s always news of another data breach. Whether you’ve been a victim or want to proactively protect your personal information, Consumer Reports offers guidance on what you can do before hackers strike.
Checking a child’s credit score or history is not something many parents do, which is why criminals are taking advantage of this and using minors’ information to steal their identities.
A flat tire is always a bummer, but having a spare tire can help get you back on the road quickly. If you have a spare tire, it might not be ready or safe to use when needed. Consumer Reports reveals what you need to know before a tire emergency strikes.
A new report from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) reveals that major social media and video streaming services are collecting and monetizing vast amounts of user data, often without adequate protections, especially for children and teens.
Several popular products are recalled due to serious safety concerns, including Volkswagen electric vehicles, a children’s fort kit and kids’ garden sets.
The Fed is set to cut interest rates, Home Depot pays $2M for overcharging customers, and OpenAI unveils a new AI model that "thinks like a person."
A pantry staple found in many of our kitchens may be toxic. That’s the alarming takeaway from a new Consumer Reports investigation into lead in ground cinnamon. In some cases, tests reveal high lead levels.
In honor of National Food Safety Education Month, Metro Health and a local restaurant invited KSAT to follow an inspector during a planned visit at Papouli’s on Huebner Road.
With health-conscious consumers on the rise, the demand for non-coffee options is skyrocketing. From herbal teas to mushroom elixirs, people are exploring diverse beverages to kickstart their day.
Sticking to your health goals during busy times like this can help prevent you from getting sick or rundown, keep you feeling great both emotionally and physically and keep your energy levels up and stress levels down.
September is Family Preparedness Month, encouraging families nationwide to plan for the unexpected. Being prepared can make all the difference, whether it’s a natural disaster, financial loss or a sudden medical diagnosis. Here are some basic plans to help you and your loved ones stay ready for anything.
Inflation for all prices is trending down, though housing costs are still rising. USDA inspectors raised red flags at a Boar’s Head plant two years before a deadly listeria outbreak. And a new study reveals that most people are missing seven essential nutrients important for their health.
CPSC commissioners asked staff to examine how companies like Shein and Temu comply with the Consumer Product Safety Act, a law designed to protect Americans from unsafe products.
Ford, Fisher-Price, and HALO are recalling products due to serious safety risks, including engine failures, choking hazards, and fire dangers.
Cryptocurrency scams are booming, and some scammers are now tapping into Bitcoin ATMs (BTMs) to increase their returns after the machines have been popping up in convenience stores, gas stations and other high-traffic areas for years.
Inflation has hit its lowest level in more than three years, a development that impacts everyone. But what does this mean for our wallets and the overall economy? An economist with UTSA’s Institute for Economic Development explains what changes could be on the horizon.
Months after earning low scores on their health inspections, new scores show two San Antonio restaurants have made major improvements.
College classes may have already begun for most students, but that’s not stopping scammers from trying to trick students and parents into thinking they haven’t paid their tuition.
Dead roaches, rodent feces and small flies around a dishwashing station are some of the violations that health inspectors found at three San Antonio restaurants.
A Metro Health inspector found various health code violations at a taqueria, a Mexican restaurant, and a sports bar.
