A text, claiming you owe a balance on your toll road account, may be a trick. The FBI says criminals are working to get your login information.
John Curtner’s two-month trip to the Middle East last fall with his wife started as an exciting journey through Israel, Jordan and Egypt. They rented cars from Hertz to help get around.
The Department of Transportation says airlines declare bags permanently lost after five to 14 days, and airlines must compensate passengers for reasonable expenses.
Policies vary depending on coverage limits, deductibles and exclusions.
We asked the NBC 5 Responds team to find out what it takes to raise an Olympian. What financial commitments do families make early on?
The 2024 Paris Olympics Opening Ceremony is one week away. The games run through August 11.
The Texas Department of Housing and Community Development wants you to know about false information circulating online. It’s about a Section 8 housing choice voucher waitlist opening to the public. It comes at a time when many Texans are desperate to find affordable housing.
A North Texas mom pre-purchased her memorial package through Laurel Land Funeral Home and paid in full only to be told it was no longer available.
A North Texas woman had paid for a grave marker in full but after a year and a half, the marker still had not been installed.
If you recently received a letter saying you owe the IRS money for unpaid 2023 federal income tax and you know you paid, it may have been a glitch.
A North Texas family planned a vacation for months, but the whole thing was nearly grounded right before takeoff.
If recent storms have you thinking about emergency backup power for your home, there are a lot of options to consider beyond extension cords plugged into a portable generator outside.
The NBC 5 Responds team shows how consumers can avoid trade-in trouble.
People impacted by the deadly weather in North Texas face a steep recovery. If you want to help, read on for simple steps to help ensure your donation gets to neighbors who need it.
FEMA may help with expenses like temporary housing and emergency home repairs. Some people may also qualify for help with medical or funeral costs.
Cleaning up after a storm? Here’s what you need to know about tree damage insurance claims.
Facing significant damage, consumers may need help covering the basics like temporary housing, food and clothing.
