Walmart Chain Pulls Out Of Pennsylvania Automated Wine Retailing Plan
Pennsylvania's wine kiosk program appears to be on life support after another major outlet has pulled the plug on its participation.
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Pennsylvania's wine kiosk program appears to be on life support after another major outlet has pulled the plug on its participation.
With the threat of Hurricane Irene just over the horizon, animal welfare experts in the Delaware Valley are repeating their recommendation that pets wear ID tags at all times.
The countdown has begun. It's just a few weeks until the majority of children in our area head back to school. So shopping for supplies and clothes is high on many parent's to-do list. Think the prices are higher than last year? 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan has been checking them out and finds that you're absolutely right.
Looking young is big business when it comes to baby boomers. However, the search for a fountain of youth can be futile and can cost you a small fortune.
Verizon workers may soon return to their jobs.
While many parents pay for lessons to help their young driver learn the rules of the road, 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan says you need to do your homework first.
It's the time of year when hundreds of thousands of college students head back to school and we all know what that means, money.
Are you thinking about having your roof replaced? Asphalt is one of the most popular materials but metal roofs are growing in popularity. In this week's Angie's List, Jim Donovan has a look at some things to consider if you're thinking of installing a metal roof.
I saw at least one child running around loose at a busy waterside crab deck, where boats tie up. And a there's sheer drop into ten feet of water, with no guard rail.
Oil prices are on the way down so that means gas prices should slide too, right? But 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan finds that in this economy it's not that simple.
The recent ups and downs of the stock market have many people worried about their investments and even more people wondering if they'll ever be able to retire.
3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan tells us who is covered when a flood strikes, and what you can do to protect your home.
Labor contracts between Atlantic City's largest union and nine casinos are due to expire in one month and Local 54 is negotiating a new contract with another.
If you're looking to lower your monthly house payments, now might just be the time to act as mortgage rates have fallen again. 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan finds this is fueling a boom in refinancing.
From food for a pet to furniture for a home, there are all kinds of things you can buy online these days, and we're not talking about the real stuff. We're talking about the goods you buy for games. 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan finds that just because it's virtual doesn't mean it won't cost you!
Residents who live near any of Pennsylvania's five nuclear power plants can pick up free potassium iodide tablets from the state and their local health department.
A three-day festival celebrating the traditions, foods, and crafts of the Pennsylvania Dutch is underway through Saturday at the Reading Terminal Market.
Any bride can tell you planning a wedding on a budget can be tough, especially when it comes to finding the perfect dress. Unfortunately scammers know that all too well. 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan tells us about some of the latest rip-offs which are duping brides on their way to the altar.
Looking for ways to cut corners in a tough economy? Well you may not want to start with your car. As 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan finds, saving a few dollars now, could cost you big bucks down the road.
An IRS spokesman says scam artists recently struck in northwestern Pennsylvania and are believed to be on the move again -- possibly headed this way.
Thousands of children are being targeted each year by a new, growing form of "high-tech" child identity theft.
In addition to Standard and Poor's cutting the AAA rating of the United States this week, it also cut the rating of government-backed mortgage brokers Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
Most of us have one or two rooms in the house that are hotter than others, but adding window film can make a big difference.
Philly Car Share got into financial trouble by expanding too fast, says executive director Gerald Furgione, and as a nonprofit it didn't have access to the kinds of capital that it needed to right itself.
City dwellers often turn to community gardens as a way to grow their own fresh produce. But it doesn't build a sense of community when your hard word is stolen before you have a chance to enjoy it.
