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A Phoenix woman who paid $2,200 to a local contractor says she took the money and disappeared. So, On Your Side got involved.
The problem of counterfeit products is not new, but videos and live streams on social media make the fakes more accessible than ever.
Several Arizona patients are now calling for change after they received surprise medical credit cards from Banner Health.
A woman wants Mesa to pay for the damages to her house after she said a plumbing problem was caused by the city.
Developing positive money habits at a young age could lead to a successful financial future.
An Arizona woman finally got repayment, and she says it only happened with the help of On Your Side.
An Arizona woman discovered her father's death date was incorrectly reported, causing Social Security payments to vanish.
The average age of a vehicle in Arizona is about 13 years, but the number of used cars being sold right now is spiking.
An Arizona man is alive and well, even though the Social Security Administration recently deemed him dead.
In an update to a recent On Your Side report, Psalm Johnson has found a new apartment and she’s off the hook for her old one.
Phoenix Forecast
A new company is now responsible for the Arizona customers of a solar power company that recently went bankrupt, but getting in touch with them has been challenging for some.
The number of vehicles damaged in a fuel mix-up at a Phoenix gas station in February has grown to 60, and some drivers are still waiting for payment.
A driver says a protruding metal rebar at a Valley Circle K snagged her bumper, damaging her vehicle.
People have reported receiving all kinds of Medicare packages they didn’t order, including a Mesa man.
The company claims they have already waived the $3,120 leasing fee.
Rep. Cesar Aguilar says he’s worried about the possibility of dynamic pricing, which he believes could be costly to consumers.
A Tonopah woman is frustrated after Progressive Insurance told her to return her vehicle for more work after 6 months of repairs.
Summer travelers may see cheaper airfare as airlines see a slow-down in demand for domestic flights.
A woman is stuck with a huge bill after finding rats in her apartment.
Phyllis contacted a repair company called Garage Door and Gates Service.
The new, age-based accounts will restrict who can contact teens, and the type of content they’ll see.
The Consumer Technology Association is warning President Trump’s tariff policies will be ‘devastating’ to consumers; here's why.
An Arizona woman says her SUV has been in five collision centers for nearly six months and Progressive still hasn't fixed it or declared a total loss.
An Apache Junction teacher is upset that she got signed up for a medical credit card when she asked for a payment plan for a hospital bill.
Blake Carbonatto received $25,000 from Arizona's Recovery Fund after losing $75,000 to Unity Pools following an On Your Side report highlighting the importance of hiring licensed contractors. The Arizona Registrar of Contractors revoked Unity Pools' license and compensated affected homeowners.
A recent LendingTree survey shows 38% of American adults have a side hustle.
Arizona households near more than $120,000 to afford a typical home in the state.
On Your Side helped some Arizona residents save thousands of dollars during the month of March.
The growth in Bad Birdie’s women’s line is a reflection of the growing popularity of women’s golf.
A Tonopah woman is fighting her insurance company, Progressive Insurance, to get her wrecked SUV back.
If you’re uncertain about your genetic data, you can request it be deleted by 23andMe.
With the help of On Your Side, a Phoenix woman won't have to pay a $52,000 bill for a solar system that isn't working.
For car shoppers who plan to claim a used clean vehicle credit in the future, get everything in writing.
More than one-third of U.S. adults, 38%, say they are feeling pressure to buy items before potential price hikes.
Viewers helped a Buckeye teen who was facing a $500 utility bill that wasn't hers and helping raise her sister without a car.
A recent Bankrate survey shows, on average, people with checking accounts have had the same account for 19 years.
After years of delays, the deadline for the REAL ID is quickly approaching. But here's what happens if travelers don't have the new ID after the deadline.
Here's how to protect yourself against check fraud.
According to the Federal Trade Commission, people reported losing an eye-popping $12.5 billion to fraud in 2024.
A Phoenix woman says she owes $52,000 for solar panels that haven't worked for three years.
Instead of buying an item the moment you see it, take a screenshot and then wait.
Starting May 7, 2025 TSA will require REAL IDs, which looks like a driver's license with a star, for air travel. Gather documents and schedule your Arizona MVD visit.
A consumer associate explains what freezing credit is and how consumers can do it themselves.
Recently, there’s been an increase in scam text messages that appear to be about unpaid tolls.
According to Expedia, an end-of-April itinerary could save you about $55 on a domestic flight or $115 on an international flight.
A Tempe woman is frustrated after ADT Security charged her for a past due bill and $1,115 in equipment that her husband tried to cancel before he died.
The number of claims reported to Circle K over a fuel mix-up at a Phoenix gas station has doubled, On Your Side has learned.
When you add up all the money On Your Side was able to save or recover for our viewers in February, it amounts to $33,878
A New York man reached out to On Your Side after he experienced the same thing as an Arizona woman, where the two were mistakenly billed by a rental car company.
When a Buckeye woman tried to open an APS account, she was told she had a $500 debt from when she was 13 so she called On You Side.