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Federal agencies say the fake videos bring the risk of inciting violence, including toward election officials.
Black Friday is happening early this year, with many retailers launching early Black Friday sales this weekend.
In October, On Your Side recovered or saved $125K for viewers, and yearly totals so far are $345,863.
A new rule is supposed to make it easier to cancel subscriptions, but now it is facing a new legal challenge.
The FTC documented that victims were scammed out of $2.7 billion using the Impersonation Scam last year.
A Valley woman is providing free professional headshots at a back-to-work event for other women.
A Surprise woman who has tried to have her father’s headstone repaired for the past two years is finally happy that the work is done with the help of Arizona's Family On Your Side.
There’s been a massive spike in political robocalls as we get closer to Election Day, and Arizona is leading the pack.
Gilbert pool building business Unity Pools, owned by Travis Scott, is under fire for taking homeowners’ money and abandoning projects.
Arizona Department of Revenue’s Unclaimed Property program is currently holding more than $2.4 billion in missing money.
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With the help of On Your Side, a Gilbert homeowner is finally getting what he wanted. New windows.
According to the FDA, many over-the-counter tests have expiration dates that have been extended.
If you’re scheduled to work on Election Day, your employer may be required to give you paid time off to vote.
Those two excursions cost just over $556 but the tours were cancelled. It's important to know different cruise lines have different refund timelines.
After millions of infant swings were recalled, Consumer Reports is renewing its effort to ban baby walkers.
An Arizona solar company's bankruptcy proceedings have customers worried about its commitment to solar energy.
Lowe’s Home Improvement and Pella Windows claim they’re working on a resolution
An Arizona woman wanted to check the balance of her 401K, so she googled her financial institution, and it landed her right in the middle of an elaborate scam.
He was promised $500 Visa card in February for signing up.
A budget will be the key to ensuring you’re not stacking debt on top of debt.
The Arizona Attorney General’s Office settled with a shutter and blind company accused of scamming clients and not returning their money.
There are four easy things everyone can do to make themselves less of a target online, according to experts.
After numerous hurdles with the city of Phoenix, Sean McElroy’s home can now be rebuild after a 2021 fire destroyed it.
Experts teamed up to analyze the actual value of travel points and miles during the peak travel season.
Sandy Girard says that with the help of On Your Side, she has over $16,000 back in her account.
September is over, so we look back to see how much money On Your Side has recovered or saved for viewers.
A recent LendingTree survey shows 71% of people have experienced ‘shrinkflation’ in the past year.
Beginning on Oct. 1, loan servicers will be able to report student loan payment delinquency to credit reporting agencies.
Experts explain how minor home maintenance can save you some cash in the long run.
A Sun City woman says somehow, a scammer fraudulently wired $16,000 out of her Navy Federal bank account.
FTC officials say the company charged undisclosed junk fees, failed to inspect homes before residents moved in and improperly withheld security deposits.
According to State Farm, you are most likely to hit an animal in West Virginia, Montana, followed by Michigan and Pennsylvania.
Parents who updated the laundry room to make it more trendy need to take some safety precautions to ensure the safety of their children.
On Your Side gives an update on a man waiting six months for his windows to be fixed and a woman waiting for her father's headstone photo to be replaced.
Discounted domestic deals will likely be few and far between on high-demand travel days, but if you want to travel abroad, that may be your ticket.
A Mesa woman has a $1,300 security deposit back in her pocket thanks to On Your Side.
A couple of Arizona's Family viewers with big hearts helped a Phoenix woman get her walk-in cooler repaired so her business can help feed hundreds of kids in need.
A Phoenix woman was hit with a $56,000 lawsuit she knew nothing about and when the company wouldn't listen, she called On Your Side.
A woman wants her $1,300 security deposit back after she said she gave enough notice to a Phoenix apartment complex that she was moving out.
You could say the new windows that Jack Martin bought and had installed have been a real “pane.”
On Your Side helped a Goodyear woman reverse a $5K fraudulent charge in her Navy Federal Credit Union account.
A Litchfield Park couple had an issue getting reimbursements after an airliner lost their luggage, so they called On Your Side.
A Phoenix catering business owner fears she may have to shut down after a walk-in cooler broke down and the fake contractor who installed it won't repair it.
In August, the On Your Side team was able to save or recover $6,177, which comes to $150,473 for the entire year.
The homeowner says his electric bills have soared while he waits.
A Scottsdale man is frustrated with his bank after he filed what he thought would be a simple complaint about a forged check turned into a weeks-long saga.
Not only did Waste Management reduce the rate, but they also issued a $1,100 credit to the Scottsdale homeowner's account.
A Surprise woman has spent two years trying to get a proper photo replacement on her father's grave at a Phoenix cemetery. So, On Your Side got involved.
When John Glynn couldn't get Choice Home Warranty to cover the cost of replacing an expensive pool filter, he turned to 'On Your Side' for help.
On Your Side exposed warranty company in the past regarding dissatisfied Phoenix viewers