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Silver Alert issued for missing 84-year-old man from Harris County

The Harris County Constables Office Precinct 4 is looking for a missing 84-year-old man who they say poses a credible threat to his own health and safety.

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Holiday help: Tech gifts for less than $160

If you know someone who'd love to find tech under the tree, Consumer Reports has some ideas and they won't break the bank.

Silver Alert discontinued for missing 65-year-old woman from McAllen

The McAllen Police Department is looking for a missing 65-year-old woman who they say poses a credible threat to her own health and safety.

San Antonio Police Department issues Silver Alert for missing 77-year-old man

The San Antonio Police Department is looking for a missing 77-year-old man who they say poses a threat to his own health and safety.

Shopping for gifts? Hereโ€™s what on sale right now

If you missed out on Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales extravaganzas, don't worry. Consumer Reports did some deal-hunting and found discounts on some of their top-rated products.

Cooktops, bassinets, blankets recalled

Tens of thousands of electric blankets, GE cooktops and bassinets have been recalled for safety reasons.

EVs, pickups not as reliable as other vehicles, CR survey finds

Electric vehicles are not as reliable, on average, as hybrids or regular gas-only cars, Consumer Reports' reliability survey finds.

Do this on vacation to keep bed bugs from hitching a ride

Bed bugs can ruin a holiday vacation. So when you check in to a hotel, Consumer Reports says there are some things to do to avoid bringing the pesky hitchhikers home.

Butterball hotline again available to answer turkey related questions

Experts at the Butterball Turkey Talk-Line have been answering phoned-in questions about how to prepare and cook turkey for 42 years. This year, theyโ€™re also again answering texts.

Which charging cords are worth your money?

Consumer Reports put budget charging cords, as well as pricier ones, through some tough twist and bend tests to see which ones last the longest.

Have big doctor bills? A medical credit card may not be best remedy

Medical debt can be debilitating. Medical credit cards and loans may sound appealing, but Consumer Reports warns they may not be the best solution.

Many chocolate products contain high lead, cadmium levels, Consumer reports says

Hot chocolate to brownie mixes, Consumer Reports tested a variety of chocolate products and found concerning levels of lead and cadmium in several.

โ€˜Iโ€™m not sure we will surviveโ€™: Local small businesses battle inflation

The whammies keep coming for small businesses hit hard by the pandemic. Now, inflation is beating them up.

Free app tells companies to delete your data

When you shop online, you may be giving merchants more than your money. Many collect personal data and sell it. Consumer Reports launched a new free app that can help you reclaim your privacy.

AMBER Alert issued for missing 9-month old baby from Laredo

An AMBER Alert has been issued for a missing child who police believe is in โ€œgrave or immediate danger.โ€

Do at-home LED face masks really work?

Light therapy face masks are a popular beauty trend. So, can the at-home version of the LED masks really help with wrinkles and acne and help your skin glow?

Does new iPhone 15 Pro Max break easily? Consumer Reports tests durability

When online complaints surfaced about the durability of the expensive new Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max, Consumer Reports put it through tough tests.

Here are some sales even before Black Friday

November is prime time to feast on early holiday deals. Consumer Reports says some top-tested products are discounted now, but there is one category to wait on.

Hereโ€™s what to look for when buying baby monitors, nanny cams

Baby monitors and nanny cams can give parents peace of mind. Consumer Reports suggests what features to look for and offers recommendations.

Weighted blankets, sleep sacks for babies arenโ€™t safe, pediatricians warn

Weighted blankets are a popular trend for adults. But what about weighted sleepwear and blankets made for babies? The American Academy of Pediatrics says they are not safe.

Recall roundup: Best Buy pressure cookers, baby activity centers sold at Walmart recalled

Best Buy recalled nearly a million pressure cookers after reports of people suffering severe burns.

Flying for the holidays? Better book it, experts say

If you're planning to fly on an airplane instead of a sleigh for the holidays, the time to book it it now, experts say.

Buying glasses online saves money, but is it for you?

It's never been easier to buy glasses online, and it can be a big money-saver. But it may not be the best idea for everyone.

61,000 gun safes recalled after report of boyโ€™s death

Fortress Safe is recalling thousands of gun safes sold under various brand names after reports of one death and dozens of breaches to the fingerprint access technology.

Parenting tip: Consumer Reports tests strollers

Consumer Reports put strollers through rigorous safety and maneuverability tests to help parents pick the right one.

Laptop screen not cutting it? Portable monitor may be solution.

Laptops are super convenient, but one drawback is the small screen. Consumer Reports checks out portable laptop monitors.

Who gets the airplane armrests? How to fly friendly

Flying can test your patience, especially when fellow passengers over-chat, hog the armrest, and kick your seat back. Experts weigh in on airplane etiquette.

Silver Alert issued for missing 80-year-old woman from Alamo, Texas

The Alamo Police Department is looking for a missing 80-year-old woman who they say poses a credible threat to her own health and safety.

Gas prices plunge 48 cents in three weeks

Fall is in the air and at the pump. Prices have plummeted 18 cents in the past week, bringing relief to inflation-wearing drivers.

Water beads linked to thousands of ER visits

Water beads are marketed as safe sensory toys for children over three. But, they've been linked to thousands of emergency room visits and at least one death in the U.S. Last week's recall of one toy is not enough, a San Antonio mother says.

Looking for safe infant car seat? Consumer Reportsโ€™ tests can help

The car seat is one of the most important purchases a new parent can make. Consumer Reports' safety and crash tests can help.

Surprise! Medical debts paid for 10,000 Bexar residents

Jaw-dropping news is in the mail for nearly 10,000 Bexar County residents who are dogged by medical debt. It's been forgiven.

Cut the salt, but not the iodine

Cutting back on table salt can have health benefits, but you still need to get sufficient iodine.

These headphones, earbuds are sound, wallet-friendly choices

There are so many choices and price-points when it comes to buying headphones and earbuds. Consumer Reports put several to the test and offers some recommendations.

Water beads sold at Target recalled after report of babyโ€™s death

Thousands of Chuckle and Roar water bead kits have been recalled, but a San Antonio mother whose daughter was injured by a similar product wants them banned as toys.

Texas man scammed out of $80k when he tried to do the right thing

When a Texas businessman noticed fraudulent activity on his account, he tried to do the right thing. Now, he's out $80,000 and sharing his devastating story to warn others.

120 tons of frozen chicken strips recalled

Conagra Foods has recalled Banquet Frozen Chicken Strip Meals because they may contain bits of plastic.

Hereโ€™s what on deep discount in September

September is prime time to save on large appliances and summer seasonal goods. Here are a few finds from Consumer Reports.

You may be sharing scams and not even know it

Be careful what you share on social media. Scammers bait people with emotional, fake pleas to share posts about missing children or injured pets, the Better Business Bureau warns.

Diaper tests: Which disposables keep babyโ€™s bum dry?

Consumer Reports put 10 popular disposable diaper brands to the test to see which keep baby's bum dry and resist leaks.

Lake Dunlap to be refilled 4 years after partial dam failure

Video shows the exact moment a spillgate collapsed Tuesday morning in a partial dam failure at Lake Dunlap.

Is that salad safe to eat?

Crisp garden salads are filled with nutrition, but there is also a risk of bacteria contamination. Consumer Reports suggests ways to make your salads safer.

CONSUMER ROUNDUP: Donโ€™t eat these vegetables. They may contain listeria.

Bags of frozen vegetables sold under the Kroger brand name are recalled because they may be contaminated with listeria and make people sick. See what other consumer alerts made the list in this week's Consumer Roundup.

Facebook users have until Friday to claim free money

Facebook users hoping to claim a bit of the multi-billion dollar privacy settlement have until late Friday to file a claim.

Beloved San Antonio College journalism program makes renewed comeback

San Antonio College has relaunched its journalism program after it was put on pause and underwent a leadership change.

Hereโ€™s how parents can help teens manage social media consumption

Many teens spend hours a day on social media. But with teenage depression on the rise, public health officials say there may be a connection between social media use and teen mental health. There are some ways parents can help their teens limit their consumption.

Have $25 for back-to-school clothing? Try thrifting.

As inflation squeezes back-to-school budgets, families can save hundreds on clothing by shopping thrift stores. Here's what we found for $25. And this weekend, Goodwill is slashing clothing prices in half.

A day in the life of KSAT 12 News interns

Ally Hoy and Allison Hill spent 10 weeks shadowing reporters, anchors, producers, and editors through KSAT 12โ€ฒs News internship program.

Recall roundup: Hyundai, Kia owners warned to park outside

Hyundai and Kia are warning owners of nearly 92,000 newer vehicles to part outside and away from structures because of a fire risk. Baby monitors and birth control pills are also the subjects separate product safety recalls.

How to navigate roadside assistance plans and choose the best for you

Hot weather means more car breakdowns and tire blowouts. Roadside assistance programs can come to the rescue, but which ones are best for your needs?

Blistering heat means tire blowouts, dead car batteries

The extreme heat is taking a toll on cars as drivers deal with tire blowouts and drained batteries.

Local television stations across US launch coalition to protect future of local news in America

Local broadcast station groups are launching the Coalition for Local News, a new advocacy group urging lawmakers and regulators to protect the future of local news in America.

How to monitor air quality and breathe easier

Smoke, Saharan dust, traffic and more can dirty the air we breathe. Apps and websites can alert you to poor air quality days so you can take precautions, especially if your respiratory system is sensitive.

Buying a new car? Negotiate or avoid these dealer fees

Buying a new car can be expensive enough. Consumer Reports says you should try to negotiate or avoid certain dealer fees.

Deals, competition heats up for Amazon Prime Day

Amazon launched its 48-hour Prime Day event. The deals are hot, and so is the competition.

Student discounts pay off all year long

It can be a financial struggle to be a student. Fortunately, there are plenty of discounts available for food, music, clothing, electronics and more.

People need to earn $223K to feel secure, survey finds

High inflation is stressing people into feeling financially insecure and they say they need to earn $233,000 a year on average to feel comfortable, a Bankrate survey found.

Silver Alert issued for missing 78-year-old man

The Medina County Sheriffโ€™s Office is looking for a missing 78-year-old man who they say poses a credible threat to his own health and safety.

Your cell phone doesnโ€™t like extreme summer heat either

If your phone is running slowly or your battery is draining quickly, it may be the summer heat.

How to keep your pets safe during July 4th fireworks, activities

Animal Care Services is reminding pet owners to plan ahead and take some precautions this Tuesday for Independence Day.

Ex-state Sen. Carlos Uresti released from federal prison early, attorney says

Former state Sen. Carlos Uresti was released from prison on Friday morning after serving four years and four months of his 12-year sentence.

Heavy metals remain in some baby foods, Consumer Reports investigation finds

Some baby foods still contain heavy metals despite efforts to reduce them, a Consumer Reports investigation found.

7.5 million Baby Shark bath toys recalled for impalement risk

More than 7 million Baby Shark bath toys have been recalled after reports of children being impaled, cut or punctured by the hard plastic fin.

Recall roundup: Johnsonville sausage, Ashley furniture, bike helmets, infant bath seats pulled for safety

Johnsonville recalled more than 20 tons of ready-to-eat sausage. Other product recalls include bike helmets, Ashley furniture, and infant bath seats.

How clean is your hotel room? Hereโ€™s how AAA inspects.

Before you check in, inspectors with AAA check out rooms at hotels across the country. Since the pandemic, they scrutinize cleanliness even more, using technology to test high-touch surfaces for germs.

Tracking programs can trim your car insurance costs

Car insurance costs continue to rev up. There are some ways to cut your costs including raising your deductible and enrolling in tracking programs.

Renter beware: That online listing could be fake

A local family is out about $1,500 and was left with no place to move after the rental house deal turned out to be fake.

RECALL ROUNDUP: Donโ€™t buy these fire extinguisher balls, CPSC warns

Fire extinguishers are supposed to help keep you safe, but federal safety regulators are warning consumers not to buy or use many of the fire extinguisher balls sold on Amazon.

Home insurance through the roof? Time to shop around

The cost of insuring your home keeps on going up. It can pay to shop around, bundle and check for discounts.

Free summer meals for kids at IDEA public schools

Starting today, IDEA public schools will offer free meals to children 18 years and younger through July 21.

Recall roundup: GM recalls 660,000 SUVs

General Motors recalled more than 600,000 SUVs because of a potential problem attaching child car seats in the back seat.

5 signs itโ€™s time for a new grill

Backyard grills get a workout and they don't last forever. Consumer Reports says there are five signs it's time to buy a new grill.

Ink-flation: Hereโ€™s how to curb printing costs

Just like most everything else, the price of printing ink is up - and it was already pretty pricey. There are some ways to save, starting with choosing the right printer.

Interest in induction cooktops heating up

As debates continue about the health effects of using gas stoves continue, interest in induction cooking heats up. How does it work and what should you know if you're considering a switch.

Is new technology infiltrated by old biases?

Technology is supposed to make lives better, but what if it's biased? But Consumer Reports found that algorithms and data used in various technologies can discriminate against communities of color.

These battery-powered lawnmowers cut it

iF you're need a lawnmower upgrade, Consumer Reports tests can help. They found several battery-powered mowers to recommend.

Yes, you can eat healthy on a budget. Start with a list.

Inflated grocery prices don't mean you can't eat healthy on a budget. Some basic strategies can help.

Yes, you need an emergency fund

It's not if but when you'll be hit with a costly emergency. Building a fund to handle life's surprises is not only important to help you avoid financial crises, but it may be easier than you think.

KSAT Money: How to make saving easier for yourself

If you're looking for any easy way to save money, you may consider automation to help. Here are some tips to help you get started.

Egg prices fall. Is lingo on labels worth higher price?

The price of eggs is finally dropping. Still, you can pay a premium for eggs labeled with terms like organic or pasture-raised. What do those word actually mean?

Whatโ€™s in your Easter chocolates? Consumer Reports warns of heavy metals in some candy.

Easter baskets may be filled with tempting chocolates, some of which Consumer Reports cautions may contain heavy metals.

Consumer Reports: What to buy in April

Whether youโ€™re grilling, mowing, cleaning, or just looking forward to spending more time outdoors, April is the perfect month to clean up on discounted products to help you do just that.

Disagree with your homeโ€™s appraisal? You can appeal.

More than a half-million Bexar County homeowners may be in for more sticker shock. The Bexar County Appraisal District mailed notices and posted them online, showing an average increase of nearly 15%.

Dirty deals: Imposters try to sell vacant land in Helotes they donโ€™t own

A San Antonio couple buying a vacant lot to build their home was stunned to find out the seller didn't even own the property. It's one example of a real estate scam sweeping the country.

How to be safe when buying and selling on Facebook Marketplace

You can find some great deals on Facebook Marketplace. Following basic safety advice can help keep you from finding trouble.

Credit card users arenโ€™t reaping their rewards

Cash or other perks from credit card rewards programs can come in handy during high inflation, but many people aren't even claiming their rewards, leaving cash on the table.

Consumer Reports: Why is Red Dye No. 3 still allowed in food?

Red Dye No. 3 is banned in cosmetics, but it is still in some foods such as candy. Now, Consumer Groups are working to get the controversial additive out of foods, dietary supplements and medicines.

Canโ€™t sleep? These products may help you get a good nightโ€™s rest

The time change can mess with your sleep, and some people always struggle to get quality rest. Consumer Reports offers advice to get a better night's sleep and suggests which products may also help.

Man sentenced for shooting through apartment wall, killing woman on her 30th birthday

Amir Muhammad Rasul Powell, now 29, was convicted of murder in the death of Shawana Robinson, 30 on July 24, 2019, at an apartment complex in the 10300 block of Sahara Drive.

Her baby swallowed water beads. Now, sheโ€™s warning others of life-threatening dangers.

Nearly six years since her baby swallowed water beads, Ashley Haugen is on a mission to warn others of the life-threatening dangers and to get them out of the toy aisle.

Nervous about your money? Hereโ€™s what to check at your bank

Given recent turmoil at a few banks, some consumers are asking, "What about my money? Is it safe?"

Consumer Reports: Stop using this water bottle

A popular insulated water bottle is recalled over lead levels. And, thousands of children's car seats are recalled.

These discounts can help you tackle spring cleaning, allergies

Sales on vacuums, trimmers, air purifiers come just in time for spring.

South San Antonio ISD reports $12M deficit, discussing consolidation, reducing salaries and jobs

The South San Antonio Independent School District is facing major financial issues and discussing several options to potentially solve a multi-million dollar deficit.

Everything you need to know about Lent, Ash Wednesday

Wednesday is the first day of Lent, and many Christians will observe the day by going to Mass to be blessed with ashes.

Smart bulbs, plugs easy upgrades for a smart home

If you're wanting to get into the smart home movement but don't know where to start, smart light bulbs and smart plugs can be an easy, inexpensive place to start.

San Antonio kindergarten teacher loses $6500 in dating app bitcoin scam

A San Antonio kindergarten teacher says she is out $6500 to a cryptocurrency scammer she met on Bumble.

Hybrids, EVs rule Consumer Reportsโ€™ top new cars

Seven of Consumer Reports' Top 10 picks for 2023 cars, trucks and SUVs are hybrids or electric vehicles.

New furniture standards aimed at preventing deadly tip-overs

Hundreds of children have been killed and thousands more injured when furniture or a TV tipped over on them. The STURDY Act will require manufacturers to make changes.

E-bike sales growing. So is concern about fires.

As the popularity of electric bikes and electric scooters grows, so do the number of fires linked to their batteries.

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