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Investigation finds uninsured school bus company was transporting Chicago students
A school bus company that has been operating without insurance for nearly five years has been transporting Chicago students around the area, an NBC 5 Responds investigation found. NBC Chicago’s PJ Randhawa reports.
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Investigation finds uninsured school bus company was transporting Chicago students
A school bus company that has been operating without insurance for nearly five years has been transporting Chicago students around the area, an NBC 5 Responds investigation found.
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Study: Black plastic cookware, containers & toys could pose serious health risk
It may be time to invest in some new cooking utensils after a recent study found some common kitchen tools may be leaking dangerous flame retardant chemicals into your food.
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Consumer Reports' best smoke & carbon monoxide detectors for your home
Three out of five fire deaths happen in homes with either no smoke alarms or no working alarms, but Consumer Reports has revealed their top picks to help keep your family and belongings safe. PJ Randhawa has more.
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The best smoke & carbon monoxide detectors for your home
Three out of five fire deaths happen in homes with either no smoke alarms or no working alarms, but Consumer Reports has revealed their top picks to help keep your family and belongings safe.
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What's behind the increase in food recalls? Why recalls are rising and what you can do
A wave of food recalls linked to outbreaks of salmonella or E. coli may have you on alert.
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In wake of numerous recalls, here's what to know about food safety
In the wake of numerous recalls that included Boar’s Head deli meats and McDonald’s onions, NBC Chicago’s PJ Randhawa has more on what to know about food safety
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Rodents at storage facility destroy furniture meant for foster children
You put things in storage because you want to keep them in a safe place – until they’re needed. But what happens when that space becomes infested with rodents?
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Illinois among the most targeted states for political text messages. Here's what you can do
As the 2024 general elections near, voters across the country are likely finding their phones blowing up with political text messages as local and national candidates vie for votes before polls close.
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What you can do about political text messages
With the 2024 elections less than a week away, NBC Chicago’s PJ Randhawa offers tips on what to do if you’re receiving too many political text messages.
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Customers complain of Ticketmaster tickets being transferred without permission
Ticketmaster customers are complaining of their tickets purchased on the platform being transferred out of their accounts without their permission. NBC Chicago’s PJ Randhawa reports.
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Chicago gas bills could double if Peoples Gas continues pipeline project, report finds
A report from consumer advocacy group Citizens Utility Board warned that a gas line project initiated by Peoples Gas could subject Chicago residents to record-breaking rate hikes in coming years.
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Tombstone company owner accused of stealing funds to finance wedding, homes
The owner of an embattled Chicago tombstone company is now under more fire in a lawsuit filed by members of her own family of stealing assets to fund a lavish lifestyle. NBC Chicago’s PJ Randhawa reports.
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Tombstone company owner accused of stealing funds to finance wedding, homes
The owner of an embattled Chicago tombstone company is now under more fire in a lawsuit filed by members of her own family of stealing assets to fund a lavish lifestyle.
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More online stores allow customers to keep returns. What to know before trying it
Buying online is quick, but returning can be a hassle. Now, many retailers are updating their return policies to change that.
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Online retailers change up policies on refunds, with consumers benefitting
Some online retailers are changing their return policies, with some even issuing refunds without requiring the return of merchandise. NBC 5 Responds’ PJ Randhawa has more details.
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NBC 5 Responds: Get to know your spare tire
Even if you have a spare tire ready to go, is it safe to use? NBC 5’s PJ Randhawa details what you should know about your spare tire.
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3 years after Supreme Court ruling, local scam victims receiving less assistance from government
Three years after a U.S. Supreme Court ruling limited how far the Federal Trade Commission could go to help scam victims, Illinois residents who have fallen victim to scams have had problem receiving help. NBC Chicago’s PJ Randhawa reports.
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3 years after Supreme Court ruling, local scam victims receiving less assistance from government
Three years after a U.S. Supreme Court ruling limited how far the Federal Trade Commission could go to help scam victims, Illinois residents who have fallen victim to scams have had problem receiving help.
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What happens to your genetic data if 23andMe is sold? Here's what to know
After a large data breach in 2023, the value of 23andMe has plummeted, prompting concerns that the company — and all its users’ genetic data — could soon be up for sale.