JEAโs Solar Concierge Program helps people decide if solar is right for them
JEA wants to encourage more customers to go solar. The utility company has a new Solar Concierge Program designed to help customers interested in rooftop solar make an informed decision. Advisors can help answer questions about the potential effects on your electric bill, project costs and recommend verified, local contractors.
When can consumers sue if personal data is released in a cyberattack? A Jacksonville lawyer explains
The News4JAX I-TEAM found out what Florida law requires to do after a breach and if you can hold them legally liable for negligence for not adequately protecting your data following a ransomware attack at Beaches Energy in Jacksonville Beach.
How to stay safe when buying or selling on Facebook Marketplace
While youโre spring cleaning, youโre likely finding some things you want to get rid of. But before you post it online to sell on places like Facebook Marketplace, or you see something you want to buy yourself, there are a few reminders.
What to do when your kids want what others have
If you're the parent of a tween or teen, you've probably been asked at some point to buy them whatever is popular at school, like the latest name brand tumbler, skincare, or smartphone. But, what if the item is too pricey or you donโt think they need it?
St. Johns County woman says investment company demands $20K to release home title back to her possession
St. Johns County officials are warning the public about โreal estate ransomโ which consists of unethical local investors or even more organized crime groups holding the title of a home captive until the owner pays a huge fee.
Blowing the whistle on referee shortage: How this program aims to help nationwide issue
The billion-dollar youth and high school sports industry around the country has been plagued by a referee shortage, with overbearing parents and coaches and time demands being examples of why many donโt want to be officials anymore.
Consumer Reports releases its 10 best cars of 2024
Every year, Consumer Reports buys and tests about 50 new cars, measuring things like performance, fuel economy, and how easy it is to install a child seat. So if youโve been waiting to make that big purchase, Consumer Reports is here to help with its annual must-see list of the top new cars of the year.
Making Ends Meet: What new homeowners need now to save money down the road
Buying a new home can be an overwhelming process and surprises come with the territory. So, we got expert advice from Consumer Reports -- revealing some not-so-obvious products that could end up saving you thousands of dollars later.
New crash test shows electric vehicles may be too heavy for highway guardrails, raising safety concerns
Preliminary tests by a University of Nebraska road safety research facility and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers point to concerns that the nationโs roadside guardrails are no match for new heavy electric vehicles.