A job fair is scheduled for Thursday, November 5th, at the Marriott Southern Hills in Tulsa.

In a tight economy everyone is looking to save a buck. But could efforts to "save" end up costing you more? In Segment 2, 2News anchor Deana Silk unveils the top money saving myths.

Supermarket shelves are crammed with "crisp" versions of crackers and chips that look healthy. So Consumer Reports ShopSmart checked out 14 snacks to find out how nutritious they were and how good they taste

Looking for an upright vacuum that won't break the bank or your back? There are lots of lightweight vacuums in stores, and some vacuums can weigh more than 23, 24, or 25 pounds!

How well do hand sanitizers work in fighting germs? Some kids and the experts put them to the test.

The Prius hybrid was first sold in America in 2001. Three years later, Toyota introduced the second-generation Prius. And now, for 2010, the Prius has once again been redesigned, and Consumer Reports just tested it.

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You may think user reviews are posted by shoppers. But ShopSmart magazine cautions, not all user reviews are objective and independent.

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You've heard the hype, now find out what happens when it is put to the test! Can babies really learn to read? Should they learn to read? Video

Credit Card companies are making all kinds of changes before a new federal law takes effect in February 2010. Video

Showerheads can be easy to install, but figuring out which to buy is tough. Consumer Reports had the invigorating task of testing showerheads—18 in all.

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Consumer Reports tested 10 carbon monoxide alarms to see how quickly they'll alert you to low-level and high-level leaks. Video

For a 2,000-calorie diet, 28 grams of fiber are recommended. Consumer Reports just tested 18 high-fiber cereals, which per serving have 25 percent to 50 percent of the daily recommended amount.

Companies post Web seals on their site to show that their business is on the up and up, or that they protect their customer's privacy. But Consumer Reports says you can't always count on them.

Hoping to save money at the grocery store? You can do it without coupons or sale ads.

It can be tricky finding places to recycle your old electronics. Consumer Reports has some tips on where to turn. Video