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Americans spend more than $15 billion each year on eyewear. Let's face it, eyeglasses aren't cheap and insurance often only pays for a new pair every couple of years.
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Americans spend more than $15 billion each year on eyewear. Let's face it, eyeglasses aren't cheap and insurance often only pays for a new pair every couple of years.
The group says natural gas extraction poses two potential threats: the soup of toxic chemicals and the huge amount of water pumped down wells so natural gas comes up.
3 On Your Side went shopping at several Wal-Mart stores with our hidden cameras to find out if consumers weren't getting the money they were owed on returned items.
Maybe it's the long lines or the extra fees, but it seems a lot of travelers think those airport luggage scales are incorrect. There's reason to be skeptical.
Customers of the "You Dirty Dog Do-It-Yourself Dog Wash," in the 900 block of North Third Street, put tokens into the automated K9000 machines -- the first such machines in Philadelphia.
How would you like to get a reward for eating out? Does it sound too good to be true? Well it's not!
A new real estate report finds that 28 percent of homeowners in the United States are "underwater" on their mortgages. That means that they owe more on their homes than they are currently worth.
Summer is just around the corner. It's time for the sun, the surf, and scams! One couple renting out their shore home almost got taken for thousands of dollars.
Did you do any house cleaning this past weekend? Well you may have missed the dirtiest thing in your home and not even realized it. 3-On Your Side's Jim Donovan tells us about a new study that may have you thinking twice about what's clean and what's not.
Philadelphia's ban on handheld cell phone use while driving remains fully in effect, according to local officials, despite a ruling late last week that overturned a similar law in Allentown, Pa.
You'll be able to get free comic books Saturday at participating stores in the area.
The cost of crude oil dropped 10 percent to close out the week at about $97 per barrel. Lower crude oil prices will eventually drive down the cost of gas.
It's one of the most popular places for lunch these days: your local salad bar! 3 On Your Side consumer reporter Jim Donovan shows you how to be "salad bar smart."
If $4 a gallon gas prices aren't enough to drive you crazy, wait until you see what happens if you don't fill up your rental car tank.
How often does this happen to you? You call a business only to be directed through a maze of automated voices. But there is hope. 3-On Your Side's Jim Donovan shares some tips so that you can talk to a human.
A Montgomery County bicycle shop is doing its part to help area residents beat the high price of gasoline at the pumps.
The Bermuda Isles, with their British flair, were my home for nearly five years. There have been many changes in the last half decade, but none so dramatic as we see now.
How would you feel about your boss getting a peek at your credit history? If you're out of a job and you're looking for work it's very possible you may be asked to share that information.
There's some good news for homeowners who are facing financial hardships and struggling to meet their mortgage payments. A new mortgage help center opened today in our area.
The FBI says emails appear to come from your friends, claiming to show either photos of bin Laden dead or a video of his death. But it's actually a virus or malware that could steal personal information or cause your entire system to crash.
It's May, a big month for college graduations, along with all the cards comes the first repayment statement for college loans.
They're some of the most popular ways people are getting big discount deals on everything from spa treatments to eating out. But what if you buy into a deal and then change your mind or you're running out of time to use it?
The US State Department has issued a worldwide travel "alert" following the death of Osama Bin Laden, but local travel agents say there are no widespread cancellations yet.
It's lurking in the nation's sewers, and even as close as the sewage line that runs from your house to the main. It's called FOG -- for accumulated fats, oils and grease. In Philly, it's FROG, since the water department includes tree roots.
All they wanted was to take a free trip. Instead they're now among hundreds of hopeful travelers who were ripped off, and it all started with an offer on a postcard.
