New Program in Prince George's Aims to Get People Back to Work
The non-profit Employ Prince George’s received a grant to help people in Prince George’s County find jobs. Consumer Reporter Susan Hogan explains the new program.
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Best Fourth of July Deals
New4’s consumer reporter Susan Hogan has the best deals and discounts available now for the Fourth of July holiday.
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Infographic: What to Know About E-Bike Rules in DC, Maryland, Virginia
Electric bikes are becoming one of the on-trend new green ways to get around. Sales of e-bikes grew by 85% since last year. But if you’re thinking about one for your commute or just to bop around the neighborhood, you should know about the local regulations.
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Rent Resources & Eviction Rules for Virginia, Maryland and DC
Eviction protections are beginning to lift in the D.C. region. With so many people still out of work due to the pandemic, legal experts warn an “eviction tsunami” is coming in the months ahead. We have compiled the latest information as of July 1 about rent and evictions in Virginia, Maryland and D.C. You’ll also find resources if you... -
Contact Tracing Through Technology
Virginia is testing an app that would alert you if you’ve come into contact with someone who tested positive for the coronavirus. Consumer Reporter Susan Hogan shows how it works.
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Eviction Notices Resume in Virginia On the First Week of July
News4’s Consumer Reporter Susan Hogan reports on what rights renters need to know as eviction hearings are on their way in Virginia.
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Non-Profit Offers Free Workforce Training in Virginia
Virginia Ready is connecting those in need for a job with companies that are hiring. In addition, the non-profit is covering the costs of skill training. News4’s Consumer Reporter Susan Hogan reports.
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Top-Rated Repellents to Ward Off Insects
With the number of bug-borne diseases on the rise, it’s more important than ever to protect yourself. News4’s Susan Hogan is speaking with experts about the best repellents.
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Convention Industry Pivots During Pandemic
News4’s Consumer Reporter Susan Hogan reports on how local businesses that rely on conventions are finding new ways to stay afloat.
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Unemployment Delays Continue With Some Maryland Residents Waiting Months
News4’s Consumer Reporter Susan Hogan reports on some of the reasons your unemployment application may be delayed.
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State of Missouri Suing X-LITE Manufacturer, Calls Guardrail ‘Defective'
The state of Missouri is suing the company that made and marketed a guardrail that’s been at the center of a News4 Consumer investigation for years. A number of people across the country have died or been severely injured after crashing into guardrail end pieces known as the X-LITE. Click here to view the lawsuit. The Missouri Highways and...... -
Grocery Prices Skyrocketing During Pandemic
Grocery prices are on the rise at a time when many families’ budgets are tighter than ever. Consumer Reporter Susan Hogan has a closer look at the impact.
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Cruise Lines Under Fire For Refusing Refunds
Cruise lines are coming under fire for refusing refunds to those who cancel their trips due to the coronavirus. News4’s Susan Hogan is working 4 your wallet.
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Small Business Struggles
Despite the economic hardships many businesses have faced in the wake of the coronvirus pandemic, some believed they would make it through with their business interruption insurance. However, their claims are being denied. News4’s consumer reporter Susan Hogan reports,
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How to Avoid a Tax Bill If You Filed for Unemployment
The unemployment benefits you receive are taxable, but if you don’t act now, you could be faced with a hefty bill. News4’s Consumer Reporter Susan Hogan reports on how
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Unemployment Nightmare: Maryland Workers Continue Waiting for Relief
News4’s Consumer Reporter Susan Hogan reports.
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Top Mistakes to Avoid When Filing for Unemployment
The number of people filing for unemployment has started to slow, but states are still seeing a record number of claims. There are tens of thousands of people in the D.C. metro region who filed for unemployment benefits weeks, and even months, ago who are still waiting for their benefits. Mistakes on applications or weekly certifications can ... -
Families Seek Recourse After Peloton Bikes Break
These local families were left with workout woes after their Peloton bikes broke down during the pandemic. News4’s Susan Hogan is working 4 you.
