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From baby swings to frozen pizzas and kids' drink pouches, several products popular with families are recalled for a variety of potential dangers.

If you're looking for ways to cut your family's cellphone bill, some simple steps can save your money, maybe even cut your bill in half.

As school cafeteria and grocery prices rise, the $5 Dinners mom, Erin Chase, shared some strategies to pack a lunch and stretch your dollar.

Parents shopping for a laptop don't have to spend a fortune to find a quality device. Consumer Reports offers recommendations to fit a range of back-to-school budgets.

Ukrainian art is put on show at Wembley Stadium with the aim to keep the war in the public eye.

Where can you fill that school supply list for the less cost? We did the homework and compared prices at four stores.

Just as people are resorting to their credit cards more to cover rising costs, interest rates on those cards are rising. If you can't pay off cards every month, some other strategies can help prevent getting deeper into debt.

What better time to take a quiz on Garfield the cat than National Lasagna Day?

From play tents to touch-and-feel books to baby bottles, hundreds of thousands of children's products are recalled.

While job hunters are scouring online listings and sending out resumes, scammers are working overtime. Reports of employment scams have tripled in recent months, according to the BBB.

The Abilene Police Department is looking for a missing 79-year-old man who they say poses a credible threat to his own health and safety.

As prices rise, parents are cutting back in some areas to afford back-to-school shopping, but smart shopping strategies can help stretch your dollar further.

The employee had worked at Silver Dollar City since 2017.

A wide receiver expected to represent Texas A&M during SEC media days in Atlanta on Thursday was arrested for driving while intoxicated, according to media reports.

The body of a 68-year-old Von Ormy woman was found Monday afternoon near Laredo, law enforcement officials said.

The Silver Alert was discontinued Tuesday afternoon, officials said.

The San Antonio Police Department is looking for a missing 68-year-old woman from Von Ormy who they say poses a credible threat to her own health and safety.

How safe is the ground meat you feed your family? Consumer Reports tested hundreds of samples of ground beef, chicken, pork and turkey and found dangerous and potentially deadly bacteria in some samples purchased from stores around the country.

A Canyon Lake man was found guilty of sharing more than 115,000 images of child pornography on the internet, according to federal authorities.

Before you start clicking your way through Amazon Prime Day, here are a few tips to help you land real deals and avoid overspending and hype.

Do you have a complaint…or two…or three? While complaining is often counterproductive, stating your grievances the right way may work in your favor.

In this triple-digit heat, the inside of your car can get stifling hot. The first step to cooling it off quickly is to get moving, according to auto experts.

Twenty-eight days of triple-digit heat so far this season means ACs are working overtime. Some simple things can help you use less electricity and manage those scorching bills.

There’s a lifesaving change coming to some baby products that all parents need to know about. Consumer Reports explains the new guidelines and how parents can make sure their babies are safely sleeping.

Dogs hot off the grill are a summer tradition. Consumer Reports offers recommendations for hot dogs and some grills to cook them.

Just in time for the Fourth of July highway parade, gas prices have eased up. Still, at an average $4.42 per gallon locally, it's enough to keep many celebrations close to home.

The Fourth of July is an exciting time for people to be outside, with friends and family and around fireworks — but your dog may not think the same.

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

Plant-based burgers, nuggets and more are taking up more space at the grocery store. Consumer Reports checked out dozens for taste and nutrition.

The 71-year-old broadcaster's wife pays tribute to her husband, saying "he will forever be with us".

Peer-to-payment apps are fast and convenient, but what if something goes wrong? Consumer Reports says doing this one thing may protect your money from scammers and errors.

As drivers wince from the pain at the pump, Congress may consider suspending the federal gas tax. How much will that save the average driver?

You know groceries are costing more, but how much? We compared prices on eggs, milk, chicken and more to what they cost six months ago.

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Calling all ghouls and goblins! San Antonio’s premier haunted house, 13th Floor, is looking to hire hundreds of actors for the 2022 season.

At least 14 deaths have been linked to infant rockers, according to a warning issued by the Consumer Product Safety Commission and two companies. They say the products are not intended for nor safe for sleep.

When you're shopping for sunglasses, it's important to look for more than a fashion statement. Your eyes need protection from damaging rays, and not all glasses, even pricey ones, can do that.

The South Houston Police Department is looking for a 74-year-old man who they say poses a credible threat to his own health and safety.

Even though every day is one to recognize those who have served our country, each day this month highlights the sacrifices military personnel have made for centuries, given it is Military Appreciation Month.

Before you book your summer vacation, a Houston woman shares what happened to her when she booked a cabin for her family. She says she was surprised by more than $1200 in fees.

The North East Independent School District is continuing its Summer Food Service Program, which provides free meals to children 18 and younger.

Downtown Milwaukee will be under a limited curfew for the rest of the weekend and a massive watch party scheduled for Sunday has been called off after 21 people were injured in three separate shootings near an entertainment district where thousands gathered for an NBA playoff game.

As the price of groceries continues to creep up, it's pays to plan meals and spending.

A growing number of online pharmacies offer big savings on many prescription drugs.

Desperate to find formula to feed their babies, parents are turning to social media and finding both generosity and greed.

The podcast host, who has incurable bowel cancer, tells the BBC she feels "utterly loved".

Drivers are paying near record prices to fill up their tanks as gas jumps 21 cents in just one week.

New, free tools from tech companies can help parents monitor and control their kids' screen time and the content they access.

Nearly a half-million Texans will be getting a check from Intuit after the company settled a multi-million dollar lawsuit involving TurboTax's free filing service.

Cinco de Mayo is a day to celebrate Mexican culture with plenty of food and drink. But before you start the party, there are some ways to spice things up the healthy way.

As spring weather heats up, so do the Mother's Day and Memorial Day sales. Consumer Reports found some of its top-tested products deeply discounted this month.

Two months after a big infant formula recall, stressed parents are still scrambling to feed their babies. A San Antonio pediatrician advises parents to be flexible and careful.

The musician, also known as Bonehead, co-founded the band and played on albums such as Be Here Now.

On this Earth Day, there are some simple things you can do at home that can help the environment and reduce waste.

A Rio Grande Valley mother claims her infant son died from a bacterial infection after consuming powdered infant formula that was later recalled.

Bosses at the famous Sheffield venue said on Thursday they had been served with an eviction notice.

A false tweet really does move faster than the truth.

Russia's crackdown shows how a term popularized to describe disinformation in the 2016 US election has turned into a cudgel for authoritarians.

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The Catholic leader criticized misinformation, but added: "We must respect the doubts, the concerns and the questions that people raise."

New slots for Coronation Street and Emmerdale are among the changes announced by the network.

Flights are cancelled and power cuts reported in south-eastern US states amid heavy snow and ice.

He follows Andrew Neil out of the door after previously working at the BBC for 17 years.

The American's five-month-old son Zen died after having had a brain tumour, he said on his show.

The 1Xtra DJ will be leaving after nine years at the network.

Director Steven Spielberg on why all the film's Latinx characters had to come from that community.

On her third metal-detecting trip, Milly finds a Bronze Age hoard dating from about 1300BC.

Good grief! Last week's news from Spotsyltucky is a flashback to Nazi Germany in the 1930s. Except, this is real. Calls to "burn books." Not able to agree to disagree.

The star's management company will select this year's song after the UK came bottom last year.

People in England going away for half term will be able to book lateral flow tests, the government says.

The deal will allow the UK firm's Rotherham plant - which has been closed since spring - to reopen.

Three fathers doing a charity walk receive a donation from film star Daniel Craig as they set out.

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Centrist Democrats threatened FDR’s transformative agenda until WWII came along. Social unrest and China weigh in the balance if Biden can’t crush a similar revolt.

The AP’s Hau Dinh set off from Hanoi for the seaside resort of Vung Tau in southern Vietnam for a long weekend in mid-July

He anchored SNL’s “Weekend Update” segment in the 1990s and had a long standup career.

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Cesar Kimbirima fled Angola after being shot four times and spending five months in a coma.

The small metal "boat" under a painting of three children could become a museum piece.

The move could see Sir Richard Branson lose overall control of the airline he founded.

The event outside the Milwaukee Bucks stadium in the Deer District may have been a covid superspreader event.

Tennessee Health Commissioner Lisa Piercey said in a news conference that the state would restart its outreach recommending vaccines for children and teens, which includes offering the vaccine at events on school property as early as next week.

Sadiq Khan says commuters will be required to wear face coverings on TfL services after 19 July.

Hiring surged heading into the second half of the year.

In the second part of the Education Forum series, learn how the education community worked to overcome pandemic challenges.

The movie and TV star died after being involved in a scooter collision 10 days ago in New York.

Four members of a family in Ontario were killed in what police believe was a deliberate hate crime.

It’s going to be a wet couple of days in the Alamo City

Campaigners say it is the first time a company has been legally bound by the Paris climate accord.

The health secretary also says people aged 35 and over in England will be offered the vaccine this week.

US health officials say masks and physical distancing are no longer needed for vaccinated Americans.

Caleb Kennedy, 16, left "American Idol" after a video with a friend wearing what appeared to be a Ku Klux Klan hood circulated online.

Marcel Stellman, who has died aged 96, was also a record producer and lyricist.

Manchester student Moshe Bergman was among 45 people killed at the religious festival.

Some six inches of rain fell on Bexar County over the past 72 hours, according to the National Weather Service.

The KGB’s successor agency has charge the opposition leader's lawyer with revealing details in a secret case to ban his organizations.

/Will the recent news about the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine and its potential increased health concerns cause you not to get that specific vaccine until more information is known?

Starting pay is on the rise at Bill Miller Bar-B-Q.

Yes, there WAS good news coming out of 2020 The pandemic offered an opportunity for advances in science and technology to help see us through a troubling time. Correspondent David Pogue reminds us of some of the often-overshadowed bright spots of the past year.

Last year around this time, the U.S. womens national soccer team took on Mexico in a friendly exhibition game in New Jersey. World War II veteran Pete DuPr, also known as Harmonica Pete, gave the crowd his rendition of the national anthem before the pre-Memorial Day game kicked off -- and to say its worth your 2 minutes, 44 seconds is a massive understatement. 96-year-old World War II veteran Pete DuPr played the national anthem on a harmonica before the @USWNT match pic.twitter.com/TP3ggIF3z9 ESPN (@espn) May 26, 2019The sweetness doesnt stop there. Were losing our World War II veterans at an alarming rate of about 348 per day, according to the Department of Veterans Affairs. Of the more than 16 million Americans who served in World War II, fewer than 500,000 were still alive in 2018, the Washington Post reported last year.