Toddler towers are the latest craze in family kitchens, allowing little ones to join in on the culinary fun. But did you know these towers could pose hidden safety risks?

Buy now or pay more later? That’s the decision many of us have to make.

If you have federal student loans, there are some big changes you need to know about.

Have you ever received a text that seems urgent, claiming there's an issue with your package delivery or a missed toll payment? These messages are likely part of a growing wave of text message scams!

75 percent of Americans have used digital wallets

There are a lot of student discounts out there, from streaming services and smartphones to snacks and takeout.

August offers serious savings on everything you need from campus essentials to backyard basics.

The Environmental Protection Agency has hinted at plans to shut down its Energy Star offices.

Tick season is starting earlier, lasting longer, and reaching places it hasn’t before — including right in your own backyard.

Consumer Reports just released its latest insect repellent ratings, so before you head outside, here’s what you need to know to keep the bites at bay.

Every year, an average of 37 children die from heatstroke after being left behind or becoming trapped in a car.

If you think your cell phone bill is too high, you’re probably right.

A months-long investigation by Consumer Reports is exposing a pricing error at Kroger-owned stores across the country. Consumer Reports launched an investigation after Kroger workers in Colorado, currently in union negotiations, alleged widespread and long-standing price label errors.

Black women around the world spend hours at a time getting synthetic braids but are wondering if the convenience and fashion benefits are outweighed by potential health hazards.

A new Consumer Reports investigation reveals potentially harmful levels of heavy metals in several popular baby formulas.

The reliability of electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids has dramatically improved, narrowing a gap with gas-powered automobiles.

Food and beverage manufacturer Kraft Heinz says it's no longer serving the Lunchables meals it created for U.S. schools.

Consumer Reports Thursday called for a federal ban of infant walkers, upon publishing an in-depth investigation on what they call “significant safety risks”.

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.

Looking for a new car can be daunting and sometimes expensive, but Consumer Reports said it doesn’t have to make you break the bank. Instead, it recommends buying a used car.

Warmer weather and longer days mean more time to enjoy your outdoor space, whether big or small. We asked the experts at Consumer Reports to round up some top-recommended summer products and gear.

Summer isn’t all fun in the sun. It can mean dangerous heat and storms, but there are ways to protect yourself and your home.

As parents, grandparents, and caregivers know, baby wipes are essential if changing diapers is part of your daily routine.

On average, every ten days, a child dies from heatstroke in a vehicle — mostly by accident when someone forgets the child is in the car.

Wouldn’t it be nice if shopping for internet service was easy to read and simplified like an itemized invoice like a nutrition label?

If you’re gearing up for some fun in the sun this summer, but you’re overwhelmed by all of the options for chairs, towels, and umbrellas, we’ve got you covered with some of the best beach, pool and lake gear you can buy.

This is a great month to score some deals — whether you’re gearing up for a summer vacation, or spending more time outside.

It sounds like something out of a science fiction novel — a disease that could make you allergic to meat?

More than 1,000 credit cards offer rewards. Whether it’s cash back, airline miles, or other special perks, it can be hard to choose the best one.

In April, the Environmental Protection Agency put new limits on PFAs or forever chemicals, in drinking water. But it may surprise you — there are still no federal guidelines when it comes to those same chemicals in food.

A bug bite can leave more than just an itchy bump.

If you’ve been outside, you may have seen the ticks.

Imagine being turned down for a loan or paying higher interest rates because of errors in your credit report.

As many of us try to eat more fruit and veggies, we could be putting ourselves at risk by also eating harmful pesticides.

A warning about a popular product in many of our laundry rooms.

No matter what you’re doing outside, remember to wear sunscreen to protect yourself from sunburn and skin cancer.

Blame natural disasters, inflation, and where you live. Chances are, you’re probably paying more for home insurance these days — in some cases, a lot more.

Chances are you’re paying more for car insurance these days — on average, 18% more.

April is the first full month of spring, and that means sales on items for inside and outside our homes — think spring cleaning and lawn care.

We treat our pets like family members, making sure they’re taken care of but that can add up.

It’s that time of year when yard sales and flea markets spring up or at least they used to.

When was the last time you stepped foot into a bank? Today, many of us skip the branch — and bank on our phones using an app.

Staying hydrated is important for good health, and drinking water is a big part of that.

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.

If you’re having trouble sleeping, you are not alone.

Take a close look at your credit card bill, maybe you’ll find a few surprises in the form of forgotten monthly subscriptions.

Video doorbells make it easy for you to watch who’s coming and going, but who else might be seeing those videos?

Outbreaks of a nasty stomach virus are spiking – making millions of people sick.

The dark days of winter are winding down, and as things brighten up — you may be noticing more dust, cobwebs, and other messes.

Even if the weather outside isn’t frightful, you might still be dealing with dry and dirty indoor air, especially from keeping windows and doors shut all winter.

If you’ve been waiting to make a big purchase, check out the Consumer Reports list of the Top New Cars of the Year.

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.

Many of us blame our mattresses for a less-than-stellar night’s sleep, but maybe it’s what’s on top that’s causing all that tossing and turning.

If it seems like most new cars are sold with all-wheel drive, you’re not wrong.

It’s no secret that ice and snow increase the risk of injuries like slips and falls. But you can prepare yourself and your home with some safety tips and products.

Consumer Reports has your back and heart covered with some great items for yourself or a loved one on your list.

Even if there’s no snow, rain, sleet and ice can be dangerous, especially if you’re out on the road.

It sounds gross and dangerous, but plastic chemicals are lurking in the foods we eat. The reality is that those chemicals are there and we’ve known about it for decades.10 News anchor John Carlin explains recent testing by Consumer Reports reveals some of the foods with higher levels of these chemicals and how to avoid them.

Take a look through Consumer Reports’ winter survival guide for parents to improve their chances of keeping their children healthy.

If you signed up for those buy now, pay later plans, the holidays are over and it’s time to pay up.

Whether you’re gearing up for resolutions or just looking for a fresh start in 2024, Consumer Reports’ exclusive product tests and shopping tips will help you find the items you need to ring in the New Year with seasonal savings.

Why it is so complicated and costly to get your computer or phone fixed when it breaks?

With New Year’s Eve this weekend, many of us are stocking up on drinks to ring in 2024.

Winter brings cold weather and potentially slick roads, but many families still need to travel.

If you have a lot of people to buy gifts for this Christmas, tech gifts are some of the most popular options. But, they’re also expensive.

Did you miss all those Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals? Worry not, as we break down the seasonal sales in December that’ll help you get a gift for everyone on your list.

Every forty seconds, someone in the United States has a stroke. While age and health are major risk factors, falling temps can also increase the risk.

Consumer Reports has rolled out its just-released exclusive car reliability report of cars that owners consider the most reliable and the ones that are regulars at the repair shop.

We’re working for you to share results from Consumer Reports’ tests on the top TVs of the year.

We’re sharing some Black Friday shopping strategies.

With Veterans Day, Black Friday, and Cyber Monday all here this month, November is prime time for deals and holiday shopping.

We can all agree that smartphones are expensive, so you really want one that can handle everyday use and abuse — without having to be repaired or replaced.

There’s no doubt manufactured and tiny homes are significantly cheaper than traditional homes, but there’s often a surprise after the purchase: insurance can cost twice as much. 10 News is working for you to reveal ways to get a lower premium.

Leasing an EV might be the easier, better deal right now.

A recent recall highlights the dangers of a popular kids toy — water beads start out tiny, but grow dramatically in water.

Consumer Reports uses state-of-the-art science and testing to rate and recommend the safest car seats for any budget.

Buying a new car is challenging, some drivers find car prices so expensive, that they are considering leasing their next car.

The past year has made one thing clear: severe weather events can strike just about anywhere at any time.

With summer coming to an end and the kids back in school, now is the perfect time to score some great seasonal deals before the fall and winter holidays.

Here are the details on the return of malaria and how you can protect yourself.

We’re working for you to explain why some bug repellents are much better than others.

Here’s a breakdown of “Right to Repair” laws.

Trips to the vet with your furry friend can get expensive, which may have you thinking about pet insurance.

Take a look at these small steps to take at home to help teens control their social media consumption.

Not only is extreme heat dangerous to your body, but it can also impact your home.

We’re working for you to show how those product reviews you rely on might not be real.

Consumer Reports said keeping properly hydrated is critically important.

Although summer is winding down, your chances to save money this month are rising.

Consumer Reports said preventing sunburns should be priority one, by wearing sunscreen and covering up.

Whether you’re a college freshman about to be away from home for the first time, or a senior living off campus, the shopping list for back to school is endless.

Summer means plenty of time out in the yard trying to beat back, cut down and keep up with our growing grasses, plants, and yes, weeds! Here’s how you can maintain a lovely landscape this season and beyond.

Weather experts are predicting another scorcher of a summer for many parts of the country.

Summer’s off and running, and that means your grill should be, too!

Here are the top products to look out for in July’s Consumer Reports Best Time to Buy.

Buy now, pay later options can be found everywhere these days — available at checkout retailers like Amazon and Walmart, and even at restaurants and grocery stores.

Insect repellent is a great way to battle against buzzing mosquitoes, itchy bites, and creepy ticks. Here are some tips to help you decide which one is the best for you.

Airline travel is back to pre-pandemic levels and with predictions of summer travel breaking all-time records, you may need to choose your airline wisely.

If you want to choose food that’s produced without harmful pesticides and fertilizers, CR says to look for the USDA Organic seal, which has stringent verification rules.

Finding your dream home but being denied a mortgage can be heartbreaking and demoralizing.

As car insurance costs rise higher than inflation, it’s more important than ever to find ways to lower your bill. Take a look at these cost-saving tips that work.