John Matarese checks out the newest $20 a month unlimited smartphone plans.
John Matarese finds dozens of new, higher price stickers on JCPenney's merchandise.
John Matarese has a big development in the controversy over Food Stamps for pet food.
John Matarese has a big development in the controversy over Food Stamps for pet food.
John Matarese reports why water bills are soaring and what you can do.
John Matarese has details on a new gadget that alerts your phone when baby is wet.
John Matarese checks out Justin Bieber's new card and other prepaid debit cards.
John Matarese reports on the best ways to cash in on your unwanted kids' stuff.
John Matarese reports on some bone-headed moves many people make.
John Matarese shows some great deals in May and some items you should not buy now.
John Matarese reports on Penney's unprecedented apology to shoppers.
John Matarese reports on why car ownership costs are soaring: it's not gas prices.
John Matarese shares some top emergency apps that should be on your smartphone
Meet John Matarese
A veteran reporter and two-time Emmy Award winner, John is 2NEWS HD's Don't Waste Your Money® consumer reporter.

Around Tulsa
Three days after a deadly tornado hit the city of Moore killing more than 20 people, Oklahomans continue to show support.
Problem Solvers
An Owasso firefighter is fighting for his life, but not alone.
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Business Headlines
Yahoo is buying online blogging forum Tumblr for $1.1 billion as CEO Marissa Mayer tries to rejuvenate an Internet icon that had fallen behind the times.
Personal Finance
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Segment 2
A big chunk of the Tulsa Public School district's budget comes from property tax. There's enough money owed to make up $20 million in cuts that the district has received over the past five years, according to records from the Tulsa County Treasurer's Office.
For many voters, how they cast their ballot could hinge on the commercials current mayor Dewey Bartlett, former mayor Kathy Taylor and former city councilor Bill Christiansen are airing on television and radio.