1 day agoAre you paying too much for oil changes? Here is where you can get your oil changed for the cheapest prices
Here are the new changes for unemployment recipientsBig changes are coming for the 5.6 million Texans who have filed unemployment claims since mid-March.
Gather up your old toys to make some moneyFrom Cabbage Patch Kids to Transformers, if you or your children saved any of your old toys, you may be sitting on a small fortune.
Here is some help for families struggling to pay rentIf you or someone you know is behind on rent and struggling to keep a roof over their family’s heads, let them know about Raise Up Families.
Test it Tuesday: Can $20 Pasta Boat make your life easier in the kitchen?The prep work, the pot stirring and the clean-up. Making family meals takes time and energy. But what if you could make delicious dinners in one bowl in minutes?
5 Dollar Tree items to update your décor without depleting your bank accountIf you are ready to redecorate your home but you don’t have the budget for an interior designer or a bunch of high-end décor, go to the Dollar Tree. It is probably the la...
Texas unemployment rate rises to 8.3% in September, seven months into economic recessionThe Texas unemployment rate rose to 8.3% in September, the Texas Workforce Commission said Friday, a sharp increase from the August unemployment rate of 6.8%.
Test it Tuesday: Can 'Slushy Magic’ make slushies in seconds?Whether you're three or 83, slushies are a refreshing treat. And if you can make them in seconds from any drink in your fridge, that's kind of cool too. That's the sell f...
3 tricks you need to know to find the best Prime Day dealsAmazon's Prime Day starts tonight at midnight. It's like Black Friday online; but if you have ever tried to browse the deals in years past, you know it can be overwhelmin...
Harris County toll roads generate hundreds of millions a year. Hidalgo, commissioners changed how money will be used
Houston company hopes to pump new life into the oil and gas industry after state loses 40K jobs amid pandemic
Getting evicted? These are the protections in place for tenants facing the prospect of losing the roof over their heads
What you need to know in order to retire a millionaireEven with the shaky economic times, we need to remember the basics.
Good deals available as Houston’s travel and tourism industry begins a slow recovery Houston’s travel and tourism industry has been hard hit by the COVID-19 pandemic. The hotels, bars and restaurants, and airports that pump hundreds of millions of dollars...
Texas Workforce Commission cuts unemployment benefits for some after claim of ‘overpayment’For millions of Americans, when businesses were forced to shut down to quell the spread of coronavirus, they filed unemployment insurance claims to get money rolling in a...
AAA: Texas gas prices this Labor Day weekend are the cheapest in 16 yearsTexans who take a road trip to celebrate Labor Day this weekend will enjoy some of the cheapest gas prices in more than a decade.
Jobless claims fall to 881,000 but layoffs remain elevatedThe number of laid-off Americans applying for unemployment benefits fell to a still-elevated 881,000 last week, evidence that the viral pandemic keeps forcing many busine...
Who qualifies for the $300 FEMA unemployment boost and how to get itHundreds of thousands of Texans are now receiving $300 a week in addition to their unemployment benefits from the state. These are federal FEMA funds used in the Lost Wag...
500K+ Houstonians live in ’food deserts’ with little to no access to healthy food and the problem has worsened due to COVID-19A quick stop at a neighborhood grocery store for a forgotten ingredient or a trip to load up on meals for the week is something many of us do regularly. But unfortunately...
With no Lotto Texas winner Wednesday, jackpot now at whopping $37.5MThe Lotto Texas jackpot has reached its largest prize in more than a decade after drawing an estimated $36.75 million for Wednesday’s drawing.
This loan company was founded to help Latino immigrants. It has sued thousands of low-income Latinos during the pandemic.
Nearly 600K Texans will lose access to a program that prevented electricity shut-offs during pandemic on Oct. 1
Houston City Council approves allocation of $2M for grants for creative businesses impacted by COVID-19
