Consumer Reports is issuing an important warning about safety around baby walkers.

This is Fire Prevention Week, which is a good time to resurface a sobering statistic: Three out of five fire deaths happen in homes with either no smoke alarms or no working smoke alarms.

Retailers are getting an earlier start than ever on holiday shopping, which could mean big savings this month. Consumer Reports reveals products at deep discounts to help kickstart the holiday shopping season.

Many parents and caregivers face a modern-day technological dilemma: They want to stay connected with their kids but aren’t ready to give them a smartphone. One alternative is a smartwatch designed specifically for kids.

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.

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.

Here’s a roundup of the consumer and money stories you need to know about this week.

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.

The pressure is now on Amazon to better notify shoppers of potentially defective, dangerous, and recalled products sold on its website.

The U.S. government’s road safety agency wants the auto industry to design new vehicles including SUVs and pickup trucks so they reduce pedestrian deaths and injuries.

Consumer Reports explains how to tackle the stink and guarantee fresh-smelling and tasting ice.

Consumer Reports released its first-ever brand ranking for used cars, helping you find the best, most reliable ride to fit your needs and budget.

A new Consumer Reports investigation reveals a harsh chemical more commonly used by rockets, missiles, and explosives is making surprise appearances at your family’s dinner table, with potentially dangerous health consequences.

If you’ve been to the yogurt aisle lately, you know there are more options than ever. Here's the scoop on how to choose the healthiest and tastiest yogurt.

Not enough of us regularly floss our teeth, and even fewer think about what’s in our dental floss. A new Consumer Reports and Made Safe investigation found surprising and potentially harmful chemicals lurking in some of the more popular floss brands.

As artificial intelligence chatbots like ChatGPT rapidly move from novelties to everyday tools, can we trust them not to spit out misleading information? Technology and privacy researchers at Consumer Reports conducted extensive experiments to find out.

Are expensive trash bags worth all that money? Consumer Reports tested various brands to see which ones held up when filled to the max.

Those long summer days are getting shorter, but there’s some good news this time of year: end-of-season and other late summer sales. Here are a few of the top discounted products Consumer Reports recommends in this month’s Best Time to Buy.

When Consumer Reports tests headphones, its experts look at sound quality, fit, and noise reduction. But choosing a pair also involves a lot of personal preference.

Consumer Reports testers brushed and rolled on dozens of gallons of paint from the top brands, revealing which ones give you the most bang for your buck and brush.

Fleas may be tiny, but they can cause big problems for your pet. Here's what you need to do right away to get life and that itch back under control.

If you’re planning a summer trip that includes a rental car, you probably have some questions, like, "Am I getting a good deal?" and "Which are the best rental companies?" Here are some tips to help you out before you book.

A new Consumer Reports investigation reveals dust may contain dangerous particles that can cause serious health problems.

For teenagers, the combination of inexperience and lack of driving judgment makes driving especially risky. Car crashes remain the leading cause of death for teens, so choosing a car for your teen driver is no simple task. Here are some of the best models to consider.

Summer isn’t all fun in the sun. More and more, it includes dangerous heat and severe storms, but there are ways to protect yourself and your home. Here are some tips to get you started.

Many of us think of ourselves as savvy shoppers, looking for ways to snag a bargain and get the best value for our money. But are we using all the tips and tricks that are out there? Here is some advice to help you next time you're at the store.

Sunburn is not only uncomfortable, it's a health risk. If it happens to you, there are some things you can do to ease the burn and start the healing.

Consumer Reports teamed up with the independent organization Made Safe to investigate the long list of ingredients in baby wipes.

No doubt you can find treasures for pennies on the dollar at neighborhood yard sales, but Consumer Reports said there are some things you should skip and others that warrant close inspection.

Health sells. No wonder so many devices and gadgets are on the market to help you track your numbers. But which ones are essential for most people?

¿Cuál es la manera más eficiente y efectiva de enfriar rápidamente un coche caliente? Aqui hay unos consejos.

Perks allow you to make your credit card work for you. Here are some of the best rewards, according to Consumer Reports.

Do you know exactly what you're paying for when you sign up for internet service? New "nutrition" labels should make it easier to understand.

School's out and so are some sizzling deals, especially for dads. But, you may be able to score deeper discounts if you wait until July.

It sounds like something out of a sci-fi movie, a disease that can make you allergic to meat.

Consumer Reports tested 50 samples of store-bought milk for PFAS, or forever chemicals.

"There are so many beach products out there. So, we focused on some essentials: beach umbrellas, beach canopies, beach tents, and even sand-repellent beach towels,” said Lisa Fogarty with Consumer Reports.

It’s time for the summer sizzle. But before you fire up the grill for summer cookouts, Consumer Reports said you should give a thorough safety check.

Recent rain and warm temperatures make for prime conditions for mosquitoes. Consumer Reports tested several insect repellents to see which ones protect from bites the best.

Are you already dreaming of summer? If your plans include a road trip, Consumer Reports has tips to help you stay safe, save some money, and manage those unexpected bumps on the road.

12 On Your Side’s Marilyn Moritz has some test results from the Consumer Reports’ lab.

Spring has sprung, and so have ticks! Consumer Reports experts reveal chemical-free ways to limit the number of ticks crawling through your backyard.

12 On Your Side’s Marilyn Moritz has cleaning tips from the pros.

It takes a car thief only seconds to commit their crime. Experts say the best way to make your car less attractive target is to make it seem like stealing it is too much trouble.

Electric lawn mowers are gaining in popularity and performance. Consumer Reports did a lot of mowing and has recommendations for small and large yards.

With Mother's Day and Memorial Day this month, there is no shortage of sales. Consumer Reports found discounts on some products that got high ratings in their tests.

Errors on credit reports happen more often than you may think, and they can mean big consequences. You can check your credit report every week for free.

Healthy cooking typically focuses on the actual food, but what about the pots and pans you're cooking in? Consumer Reports makes recommendations.

New, tougher crash tests show room for improvement as only one of 10 popular SUVs got a good rating from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.

You probably know you’re paying more than ever for homeowner insurance, but do you know how it works?

A Consumer Reports analysis found certain fruits and vegetables have a higher risk of pesticide residue.

It's essential to protect your skin with sunscreen. But which ones work best? Consumer Reports put several to the test and has recommendations.

Our pets are members of the family, and their medical bills can add up. A Consumer Reports survey found a lot of people aren't happy with pet insurance coverage. So what are some other ways to save?

Lunchables and other pre-packaged lunch kits contain concerning levels of sodium and lead, Consumer Reports' tests found.

The cost of insuring your home keeps on climbing to record highs. There are some ways to try to trim your premium, like keeping your deductible high.

Car insurance premiums continue to rise. Here are five strategies to reduce that painful premium.

Consumer Reports looks at which banking apps you can bank on when you need them.

Name-brand paper towels generally cost more, but are they worth it? Consumer Reports put a half dozen brands to the test to find out which clean up messes the best.

Spring is prime time for cleaning, yard work and getting your grill on. Consumer Reports says some top-rated products are on sale just in time.

You can find some good deals shopping on Facebook Marketplace, but you can also get scammed. Following some rules can help protect you and your money.

The Consumer Product Safety Commission says its tests found high levels of acrylamide, a known carcinogen, in two brands of water beads.

Can soda ever be good for you? At the grocery store or gas station, you might notice claims on some cans and bottles that say the soft drink has wellness benefits such as easing stress, boosting immunity, and lifting energy. But is that true?

Outbreaks of a nasty stomach virus are spiking and making millions of people sick. Norovirus is highly contagious, but as Consumer Reports explains, there are ways to avoid getting sick and spreading the virus.

Staying hydrated is essential for good health, and drinking water is a big part. It helps regulate body temperature, keeps joints flexible, and moves nutrients around the body.

The experts at Consumer Reports share cleaning tips, tricks, and tools to get you ready for spring cleaning.

Consumer Reports looks into sleep supplements and drugs with promises to be a dream come true.

Black beans are good for you, cheap and convenient. So, Consumer Reports taste-tested some popular brands to find the best.

Are you paying for many online subscriptions you no longer use or want? Canceling them is not always quick and easy. Here's how to find and cancel them and save money.

Video doorbells make it easy to watch who’s coming and going, but who else might be viewing those videos? The answer: hackers and you’d likely never know it.

One in three adults don’t get the recommended amount of sleep. But there’s more and more evidence pointing to a possible solution that better sleep may come from a better diet.

Infant formula makers can be a real-time saver for parents of infants. But how well do they work? Consumer Reports tested for accuracy and said the results are concerning.

Spring cleaning is on a lot of to-do lists. Several of Consumer Reports' top-tested products that can help you get the job done are on sale.

Even if the weather outside isn’t frightful, you might still be dealing with dry and dirty indoor air, especially when you keep windows and doors closed in winter. Consumer Reports says adding humidifiers and air purifiers can help, but they require some care.

The experts at Consumer Reports snuggled up with popular comforters and sheet sets to offer recommendations for a bedding refresh.

Consumer Reports says some doorbell cameras sold by Amazon and other online retailers have security flaws that could allow bad actors to view footage from the devices or control them completely.

Consumer Reports is out with its annual list of top cars, trucks and SUVs, and electrified vehicles dominate.

Repair or replace? That's the tough question when an appliance like the washing machine breaks down. Consumer Reports looks at what to consider to help you decide.

Not all olive oils are made the same way. Consumer Reports explains the health benefits of extra virgin olive oil, and taste-testers make recommendations.

Buying a home can be exciting until those little surprises like leaks crop up. Consumer Reports recommends a list of products to save on big headaches and repair bills later.

Testers share which canisters, uprights, and stick vacs did the best in Consumer Reports' tough tests.

Who says you can't show yourself some love this Valentine's Day? Consumer Reports offers suggestions for self-care gifts.

Big Stanley insulated cups have been all the rage, but questions have come up recently about whether they contain lead.

February is a good time for deals on TVs and home appliances.

A generator can help power the essentials in your home, but only if it starts. Here are some tips to keep your generator in top shape.

If you cut cable to save money, you may now find you're paying as much or more to stream your must-see programs. Here are five ways to slash those streaming costs.

Consumer Reports is urging federal regulators to investigate the safety of two popular bassinets and is urging a recall.

Doctors offices and urgent cares are busy treating kids with a range of respiratory viruses. Basics like handwashing can help keep them healthy, and even chicken soup can help if they are ill.

Blendjet is out with its replacement base for nearly 5 million recalled portable blenders. Consumer Reports put it to the test and offers advice if you're shopping for a blender.

Winter weather can leave your car dirty and less safe, especially if it's a newer model that relies on cameras and sensors.

If you have a treadmill, rower or other exercise equipment you're just not into any longer, you have options for getting rid of it.

Consumer Reports tested dozens of foods from the grocery store and fast food restaurants and found plastic chemicals in nearly every one.

Shoppers put more than $16 billion in online holiday purchases on buy now, pay later plans. Now it's time to pay up.

January means sales on TVs for the Super Bowl and mattresses. Consumer Reports found discounts on some of its top-rated ones.

If you like your coffee piping hot on the go, it helps to have a good travel mug. Consumer Reports tested several to see which ones keep coffee hot the longest.

When it comes to cleaners for glass and mirrors, you have a lot of options. Consumer Reports tested several and found a clear winner.

Winter brings cold weather and potentially slick roads, but many families still need to travel every day. We bundle up our children to keep them warm, but as Consumer Reports explains, a bulky coat and a car seat can be a dangerous combination.

BlendJet is recalling its popular BlendJet 2 blenders.

Consumer Reports has some health and lifestyle steps you can take to fend off a stroke this winter.

Oftentimes, manufacturers don’t develop these products with repairability in mind. That forces consumers to rely on them for repairs, which can be costly and at times inconvenient.

The folks at Consumer Reports made dozens of cups of hot cocoa to find the best ones for your holiday season.