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Buyers need to check gift cards for tampering before purchase, though to make sure scammers haven’t already used it.
The tech experts at Consumer Reports are sharing some advice for gifting gadgets and their favorite tech picks this holiday season.
Consumer Reports says the simplest way to control your holiday lights is honestly with a smart plug.
The experts at Consumer Reports culled together a list of some of their favorite cooking and kitchen gadgets -- just in time for gifting or rounding out your own kitchen for the holidays.
Consumer Reports put together report cards for all the cars it tests to help you make the right choice that will last for years.
Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford has issued a statement following a federal judge’s ruling, halting the merger of grocery stores Kroger and Albertsons.
Clark County is asking for residents input regarding their housing concerns and obstacles they have faced seeking affordable housing.
Consumer Reports is here to help you navigate sales and make smart buys during this busy shopping season.
Social media can provide lots of great gift ideas this holiday season, but the Better Business Bureau warns to look, but don’t click.
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Consumer Reports has smart and easy tips for squeezing every mile from a gallon of gas.
Businesses look for more employees around the holidays and scammers hope job seekers will fall for their fake postings.
Consumer Reports separates fact from fiction with the best ways to handle a gamut of holiday stains.
An old scam targeting the valley’s Jewish community is finding new victims.
Consumer Reports has tips to help you get the best TV for the best price this holiday shopping season.
"Juice Jacking" happens when someone uses public Wi-Fi or a charger and accidentally shares data with a hacker.
Whether you’re in the market for a new washing machine, your dryer is on the fritz, or you want a whole new matching set, Consumer Reports’ experts have “loads” of recommendations for you.
The Nevada Solar Association wants to connect homeowners to real and ethical solar companies. The NSA vets every business applying for membership.
CR reminds parents and caregivers of the need to continue anchoring furniture such as bookcases, dressers, and TVs.
Consumer Reports sniffs out the truth so you can decide if whole-body deodorants are worth your money
Consumer Reports reveals the downsides of disinfecting wipes – and what you can use instead.
Consumer Reports ordered cards from 10 brands and evaluated features like photo and paper quality, ease of ordering, customization options, and pricing.
As Consumer Reports explains, it all starts with a good strategy and planning ahead of time.
Americans take Veterans Day to honor and thank veterans and military members for their service. Meanwhile, scammers try to snatch their benefits every day.
Consumer Reports reveals the one thing many of us get wrong that could make our guests seriously sick.
Consumer Reports hand-picked some of the best November deals to help you start the holiday shopping season.
Scammers are impersonating Las Vegas Valley priests and pretending to be in trouble.
As Consumer Reports says, you don’t have to break the bank to have a meaningful farewell.
Consumer Reports reveals some essential ways to stay safe when things take a turn for the worse.
Many dressers are safer than before, thanks to new safety standards, but older models could still pose a deadly risk.
Nevadans having issues finding their mail-in ballot can request it to be sent through FedEx.
Consumer Reports explains why and has advice on how to keep trick-or-treaters of all ages safe on spooky nights.
Consumer Reports has the scoop on the best gadgets and techniques to scoop that poop.
With some help from the experts at Consumer Reports, adding a few ergonomic upgrades can boost your office—and maybe even your productivity.
CR explains what to take to treat the dreaded head pain.
Consumer Reports explains why they are so dangerous and what parents can do to protect their children.
Consumer Reports says the popularity of these fantastic fungi is well deserved!
Experts say Nevada is a hotspot for driverless vehicle testing, with hundreds of autonomous cars on the state’s roadways right now.
Three out of five fire deaths happen in homes with either no smoke alarms or no working smoke alarms.
With all of the destruction caused by the recent hurricanes and tornadoes, generous people may want to lend a hand to families in need. Scammers hope to take advantage of that generosity.
Costumes are still topping the consumer charts. $62.2 million spent by Nevadans
Consumer Reports’ experts share some simple steps to improve the air quality, making breathing a little easier.
Warnings about eating too much sugar have been around for years, but many of us find it hard to satisfy our sweet tooth without it.
Would you like to open a store credit card? Consumer Reports says to think twice before you sign the dotted line.
Consumer Reports reveals products at deep discounts to help kickstart the holiday shopping season.
Fall is in the air, or is that scent pumpkin bread, muffins, and of course pumpkin pie?
The car care experts at Consumer Reports have some easy ways to de-funk-ify your car’s air so you can breathe easier.
According to the annual BBB Scam Tracker Risk Report, employment scams like these are rising.
Whether you’ve been a victim or want to proactively protect your personal information, Consumer Reports explains what you can do now before the hackers strike.
Consumer Reports brews up some buying advice for the caffeinated among us.