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A pizzeria owned by a family friend is where Kim Guthmann starts Memorial Day weekend remembering her parents.

Letting her homeowner’s association dues grow too high could cost Susan Owens her town home.

Tens of thousands of people are injured a year in mower accidents. Consumer Reports says one family learned in an instant just how dangerous mowing your lawn can be.

The ShamWow, a hyped-up cloth, promises to wow you with its ability to clean spills. Consumer Reports puts it to the test.

Consumer Reports tests sunscreens to find which offer the best protection.

There are plenty of famous chefs with television shows. But how do their cooking utensils fare in a real-life kitchen? Consumer Reports just tested knives to find which make the cut.

When Karen Clegg answered her door Thursday afternoon she knew what the stranger wanted from past experience.

Denise Johnson told Six On Your Side she believes a storm of anger ripped off her roof.

Kids are rolling into the new Trolley park in Council Bluffs. But neighbors worry about busy avenue "A" that runs beside the park.

Once grown children are out of school, they often lose their health coverage. How can you avoid a potentially dangerous gap in coverage?

Omaha homeowner Denise Johnson says her roof has been torn off because of a stormy dispute with a contractor.

In a bad economy, you may be tempted to try and make extra money at home. But be wary. The Federal Trade Commission has gone after hundreds of work-at-home schemes in recent years.

If you don't back up your computer routinely, you're not alone. A just-released Consumer Reports survey shows about half of those surveyed don't routinely back up their files.

How likely is it that you could fall victim to a cybercrime? Consumer Reports says in the last two years, one in five people were victimized.

Scooters are an inexpensive, fuel-efficient way to get around town. Sales are more than ten times higher than a decade ago.

More and more people are eating out less and less. Grilling can be a great way to mix up the menu. Consumer Reports just tested grills and has some inexpensive ones to recommend, as well as ways to keep your grill going longer.

Don't know what to get mom this year? Chocolate is always nice. There are lots of new gift-box chocolates from familiar names. Are they good enough for your mom?

The smallest laptop computers have typically been the most costly. Now, in the nick of time for cash-strapped consumer, even smaller netbooks are coming to the rescue...with even lower prices.

Since the government eased advertising restrictions on the pharmaceutical industry in 1997, billions and billions of dollars have been spent marketing prescription drugs. But Consumer Reports cautions, this type of advertising has some real drawbacks.

80% of us have suffered from back pain at one point or another, and anyone who has know how tough it can be treat. Consumer Reports just surveyed more than 14,000 people who've suffered from lower-back pain to find out which treatments are the most helpful.

This Earth Day you may be wondering what you can do for the planet. One way to make a difference is bring your own bags to the grocery store. But can you count on reusable bags to hold up trip after trip?

Flushable wipes-they're marketed as an alternative to toilet paper. That might sound like a good idea, but in its latest tests Consumer Reports found a big problem.

Toilet paper is an everyday necessity and, depending on which one you buy, it can cost hundreds of dollars a year. Consumer Reports just tested more than a dozen and finds you don't have to pay top dollar to get a top toilet paper.

Ever order something and it arrives in a really big box-a much-too-big-box? Consumer Reports did some ordering recently, and wait till you see what arrived.