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College loan time bomb to hit July 1

John Matarese warns about an upcoming jump in student loan interest rates.

Best value new cars to buy and own

John Matarese reports on which new cars are your best value over time.

Why the honeymoon is over for the new iPad

John Matarese reports on some downsides of the new iPad owners are discovering.

Apple to pay dividend, start stock buybacks

Apple is finally acknowledging that it has more money than it needs. But don't expect it to cut prices on iPhones and iPads. Instead, the company said on

Premium text scams sneak onto phone bill

John Matarese has a warning about a mystery charge showing up on many cell phone bills

Frequent flier seats almost all sold out

John Matarese has disturbing news for anyone hoping to travel with frequent flier miles.

Unwanted 'Rachel' calls may finally end

John Matarese has the latest on those annoying calls about lowering your credit card rate

How to fight rising insurance rates

John Matarese shows some things you can do about soaring homeowner and auto insurance rates.

Small car prices rising with gas prices

John Matarese reports on how rising gas prices this month is already affecting car lots.

Mold concerns with front loader washers, and what you can do

John Matarese looks into why some washing machine owners have mold problems.

How to lower your cell phone bills

John Matarese has some simple tips for lowering those soaring cell phone bills.

Used tires save money, but at what risk?

John Matarese looks into the growing popularity of used tires, as automobile tire prices soar.

Prices rising on generic brands

John Matarese explains why those store brands many of us love are no longer so cheap.

Shoppers unhappy with Target sell-outs

John Matarese explains why some women are growing  unhappy with Target's new designer lines.

New car touch screens spark controversy

John Matarese looks at the pros and cons of the hottest new thing in new  cars:  Touch screens.

Apple expected to unveil smaller iPad

John Matarese has the latest on Apple's upcoming iPad 3, and a smaller, cheaper iPad.

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Weird News


  1. Official: Ouija board comment was a joke

    Official: Ouija board comment was a joke

    A San Francisco supervisor who said he consulted a Ouija board before a vote now says he was joking — and the only spirit he was summoning was the spirit of humor.

    • Victim uploads video of suspected thief

      • City official bases vote on Ouija board

        • 6-year-olds wander from school to museum

          • Man gets DUI w/ zebra and parrot in car

            Around Tulsa


            1. Tribe to assume control of state park

              Tribe to assume control of state park

              Wah-Sha-She, located in northeastern Osage County, is one of seven state parks that faced closure in 2011 due to a lack of funding. 

              • Troopers crack down on drunk drivers

                • Survey out on Bville $15M bond issue

                  • Charges filed against hit-and-run driver

                    • GI seeks dismissal in WikiLeaks case

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                      Problem Solvers


                      1. Refundable ticket not so refundable

                        Refundable ticket not so refundable

                         A viewer finds out a refundable airline ticket was anything but after she had to cancel part of her trip.

                        • Viewer caught up in puppy scam

                          Viewer caught up in puppy scam

                          Trying to purchase a pet over the internet caused one Locust Grove viewer an expensive heartache.

                          • Lower summer car rental costs

                          • Who pays for road hazard damage?

                          • Changes for drivers on I-244

                            • Lien release missing for 5 months

                            Personal Finance


                            1. Is a prepaid debit card a good deal?

                              Is a prepaid debit card a good deal?

                              In general, prepaid debit cards get the thumbs down from consumer groups because they tend to be laden with fees.

                              • 8 practical college graduation gifts

                                8 practical college graduation gifts

                                With so many money worries to face, a thoughtful graduation gift could make all the difference.

                                • You're only worth $1.21 to Facebook

                                  • Riskiest places to pay with plastic

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                                  1. Energy drinks may be bad for your teeth

                                    Energy drinks may be bad for your teeth

                                    A new study shows the acidity and sugar in energy drinks can corrode your tooth enamel.

                                  2. Sunscreens put to the test

                                    Sunscreens put to the test

                                    Consumer Reports tested 18 sunscreens, mostly sprays and lotions, from names like Aveeno, Banana Boat, Coppertone, and Neutrogena.

                                    • Program uses tax money on airline seats

                                      • Joplin: One year later, lessons learned