Posted: 2:49 PM Playiing video games used to be a pretty sedentary pastime, but motion gaming changed all that. Now there are games specifically designed to actually help you get in shape.

Updated: 10:57 PM A note from a postal carrier has new residents in an older Omaha neighborhood scratching their heads. The request to put up curbside mailboxes seemed more like an order.

Updated: 2:05 PM An Omaha homeowner made a shocking discovery Thursday in a bizarre case of mistaken identity.

Posted: 2:23 PM To keep the grass in Paris trim this summer, the city is using...sheep! Apparently they're efficient, and cheap. If that option doesn't work for you, Consumer Reports has some excellent lawn mower choices for you to chew on.

Updated: 2:14 PM A Council Bluffs couple has been told they're in danger. The city ordered them to immediately vacate a rental house, though the landlord refuses to return their deposit.

Posted: 3:13 PM When you find yourself eating on the run, snack and granola bars can make a perfect grab-and-go snack. They’re portable, tasty, and you feel like you’re making a healthier choice. But Consumer Reports finds that that isn’t always so.

Updated: 3:02 PM Remodeling your kitchen? One of the biggest challenges — deciding which cooking appliances to get. Choices among cooktops, ovens and ranges have mushroomed in recent years. Consumer Reports tests more than 250 models to help you hone in on some great buys.

Updated: 3:22 PM In one west Omaha neighborhood, there is only one way in and out due to construction. Frustrated drivers say even that's become a rough ride -- and asked Fact Finders to investigate.

Posted: 2:15 PM When you shop for sunscreen, you probably check the SPF, but Consumer Reports' latest tests find there's no guarantee you are getting the level of protection listed on the label.

Updated: 10:28 PM A dangerous eyesore in west Omaha has drawn the attention of inspectors. The owner knows he has work to do and promises safety changes soon.

Posted: 7:58 PM Despite all the talk about Apple's iPhones, more than 50 percent of the smart-phone market opts for an Android phone.

Posted: 3:39 PM Your credit score is one of the most important numbers in your financial life, and Americans spend millions of dollars a year to find out theirs.

Updated: 10:22 PM Workers with an Omaha nursing provider aren't happy about their paychecks being weeks behind.

Updated: 1:02 AM Rainy days can be frustrating for most of us, but not like for some homeowners in West Omaha. They tell us they know who's to blame for a runoff problem, and they want it fixed.

Updated: 10:56 PM Imagine a dog that weighs 180 pounds. A Plattsmouth area couple has three mastiffs and they want more, which has raised big concerns with neighbors.

Updated: 6:50 PM Pedestrians crossing a busy downtown Omaha street don't have as far to walk these days thanks to a "node.” Do you know what a node is?

Updated: 10:36 PM You would expect a tax refund check to be as good as gold, but an Omaha man had to send his back because nobody would cash it.

Updated: 10:36 PM The old Greyhound bus station in downtown Omaha may have a new owner, but the losing bidder says our tax money is being used to drive up the price.

Posted: 7:29 PM Superstorm Sandy, which left millions without electricity, turned out to be a real boon for portable generators. But buying a generator is just job one.

Posted: 8:23 PM If dirty grout in your bathroom drives you crazy, you may be tempted to try some of those miracle grout cleaners you've seen advertised on TV.

Updated: 10:52 PM A contractor getting hammered by the city of Council Bluffs faces a fine, but says he didn't know better.

Posted: 7:59 PM Tossing out fresh fruit and vegetables that have gone bad feels like throwing money down the drain. A new product called FreshPaper claims to keep produce fresh for up to four times longer.

Posted: 4:13 PM Women have been looking for ways to darken and thicken their eyelashes since before the days of Cleopatra. But Consumer Reports says the latest lash-enhancing trends are risky.

Updated: 6:31 PM A camera thief was caught on camera. Now authorities hope someone can help identify him so he can be apprehended.

Posted: 9:37 PM Drugmakers spent more than 100-million dollars last year to promote prescription testosterone-everything from gels and patches to injections. Just two years ago, the industry was spending a fraction of that-a mere 14-million dollars.