Walt Disney World is now the most expensive ticket in Orlando.

The need for highway and bridge repairs and improvements has states looking for new ways to tax motorists.

When it comes to flooring, the top-selling kind is vinyl. But is vinyl the best choice for your home? Consumer Reports has the results from its extensive tests on all kinds of floors.

Most of us don't think too much about our kitchen sink-that is until we're thinking of remodeling, or the one we have has to go.

Summertime is a great time to have all different kinds of frozen treats on hand. Consumer Reports has the scoop on which ones to stick in your freezer.

You can burn up some big bucks on a new gas grill, but do you have to in order to get one that delivers delicious results?

Wearing a bike helmet can be the difference between life and death. Consumer Reports just tested helmets to see which ones deliver the protection you count on.

Thousands of Americans who've been out of work for more than a year are expected to lose their unemployment checks this summer.

One in ten of us are watching television shows on something other than our TV. Leading the way in online viewing is Apple's iPad.

Dog bites are driving up insurance payouts and your premium could be next.

The U.S. Postal Service struggles to boost its revenue, your mailbox could be its moneymaker.

United Airlines drops its early boarding for chldren.

You may save some cash by biking it to work.

Millions of eligible borrowers are passing up the chance to possibly win restitution on their foreclosures.

With so many projects to do around the house, who doesn't need a helping hand? Imagine lifting heavy furniture without breaking a sweat? Getting a carpet stain out without lifting a finger?

High bank fees, including charging for debit card use, had people taking to the streets last year. Some banks caved on that issue. But Consumer Reports says that hasn't slowed banks down. They're racking up billions of dollars in overdraft fees.

More and more fast-food restaurants are getting in the breakfast game. But heads up-some choices can load you up with a day's worth of fat and sodium!

Nonstick cookware outsells uncoated pans by about three to one. But Consumer Reports' tests turned up some problems.

Americans generate 250 million tons of garbage each year. That means a lot of garbage bags.

Eating out tonight? Be warned...there's a 96% chance that your entree will fail to meet federal nutrition recommendations for both adults and kids.

And finally, you could end up with some free gas during your next hotel stay.

According to three surveys released this week, Americans are remaining cautious of their money when making those summer plans.

Those underinflated tires could kill you.

Could a larger screen be in the making for the next iPhone?

It looks like improvements in customer satisfaction at AT&T and Sprint Nextel are narrowing the differences among the big four wireless companies.