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COVID-19 Rapid At-Home Test Kits Coming Soon
It will soon be easier to find out whether you have COVID-19 without ever leaving the comfort of your home or sending a swab specimen to a lab. The first at-home COVID-19 test kit is expected to be available in stores and online this month, and two others are close behind. The Food and Drug Administration gave an Emergency Use…
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LG Agrees to Class Action Settlement Over Refrigerator Defect Claims
More than 1.5 million consumers may be eligible to receive money or extended warranties as part of a class action settlement. News4’s Consumer Reporter Susan Hogan reports.
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New App Promises to Help Us Safely Return to Large Events
A new app called Health Pass could help us return to large events and our office buildings safely amid the coronavirus pandemic. News4’s Consumer Reporter Susan Hogan reports.
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Top Back-to-School Tech Deals for Students
News4’s Consumer Reporter Susan Hogan reports on the best tech deals for students as they navigate virtual education.
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Making Ends Meet as Extra Unemployment Money Expires
News4’s Consumer Reporter Susan Hogan reports on how families will be impacted when extra unemployment benefits run out.
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Making Movie Night Happen In Your Backyard
As drive-in movies make a comeback, you might want to consider how to make one happen at home. News4’s Susan Hogan has all the information on how to make movie night possible in your backyard.
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First Responder Hits Snag With Toll Reimbursement in Virginia
A police officer hit a speed bump while trying to cash in on a toll reimbursement program in Virginia. The Dulles Greenway was offering to cover the cost of tolls for first responders and health care workers from April 1 through June 30. A police officer submitted his name, contact information, and vehicle and E-ZPass information as required but was…
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First Responder Hits Snag With Toll Reimbursement
A police officer hit a speed bump while trying to cash in on a reimbursement program, so he reached out to Consumer Reporter Susan Hogan for help.
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How To Buy Or Sell a Home During the Coronavirus Pandemic
News4’s Consumer Reporter Susan Hogan explains why this is the perfect time to buy a home.
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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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E-Bike Sales Boom
Electric bikes are seeing a boost in popularity as people adopt more environmentally friendly practices. But be sure to know the laws before taking one for a spin. News4’s Susan Hogan reports.
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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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Owner of Medical Equipment Business Pleads Guilty to Construction Fraud
News4’s Consumer Reporter Susan Hogan is helping two people get back $15,000 for medical equipment they never received from Jim Clore, a medical equipment business owner.
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How to Create a Will Online
News4’s Consumer Reporter Susan Hogan explains how to save some money by making your will online.
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Retail Sales Jump 17.7% in May
Retail stores saw a big rebound in sales last month, but News4’s Susan Hogan explains why there’s still more progress to be made.
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Changes to DMV Deadlines During Coronavirus Pandemic
News4’s Consumer Reporter Susan Hogan reports on what changes you can can expect from the Department of Motor Vehicles as jurisdictions start to open amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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Maryland Program Aims to Provide Equal Access to Justice
News4’s Consumer Reporter Susan Hogan reports on a covid-19 task force that aims to provide people with equal access to justice in the Maryland court system.
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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.