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The next Powerball drawing is Wednesday, Sept. 27 and the current estimated jackpot is $835 million with a cash value option estimated to be $390.4 million.

During a presentation of the car, Alef Aeronautics CEO Jim Dukhovny said the car has eight propeller motors and can both drive on the street, and take off and fly vertically over traffic.

Jaw-dropping news is in the mail for nearly 10,000 Bexar County residents who are dogged by medical debt. It's been forgiven.

There are so many choices and price-points when it comes to buying headphones and earbuds. Consumer Reports put several to the test and offers some recommendations.

Gas prices have jumped 20 cents in the last week in San Antonio but prices are still significantly lower than the national average.

The Big Give, a 24-hour online fundraiser for local nonprofits is back next week, but there’s a way you can give in advance.

Mastering your own body language could mean the difference between being a CEO or someone who never gets in the corner office.

Researchers discovered that kids observe money behaviors and attitudes at a very early age.

September is prime time to save on large appliances and summer seasonal goods. Here are a few finds from Consumer Reports.

Personal finance creator Vee Weir joined the KSAT Money Q&A to share effective tips to help you find a side hustle and bring in some extra cash.

Consumer Reports put 10 popular disposable diaper brands to the test to see which keep baby's bum dry and resist leaks.

Bags of frozen vegetables sold under the Kroger brand name are recalled because they may be contaminated with listeria and make people sick. See what other consumer alerts made the list in this week's Consumer Roundup.

Facebook users hoping to claim a bit of the multi-billion dollar privacy settlement have until late Friday to file a claim.

A lucky lottery player in San Antonio hit it big on a recent Powerball drawing but fell short of the grand prize by just one number.

Candidates are promising to restore integrity to the district, including one Republican who has welcomed endorsements from some of Slaton’s leading supporters.

As inflation squeezes back-to-school budgets, families can save hundreds on clothing by shopping thrift stores. Here's what we found for $25. And this weekend, Goodwill is slashing clothing prices in half.

Summer vacations may be winding down, but sales for back-to-school and Labor Day are heating up.

Starting in 2024, travelers who have previously come to the continent without a visa will need an additional authorization document that is linked to a passport.

The AC may be running up a doozy of a power bill this summer, but simple changes to your laundry routine can help shrink that bill.

Students headed off to college and a dorm room need more than pens and paper. Here are some deals on dorm essentials to make college life more comfortable.

Online resource is designed to educate viewers about free television and help them select the antenna that best meets their needs.

Buying a new car can be expensive enough. Consumer Reports says you should try to negotiate or avoid certain dealer fees.

It is the third time in a year that the price has gone up and also represents the 17th time since 2001 that the price of stamps has changed. In all but one of those 17 instances, the price went up.

Texas is no longer among one of the top five states for business in the U.S. in 2023, according to CNBC’s annual Top State for Business study.

Amazon launched its 48-hour Prime Day event. The deals are hot, and so is the competition.

It can be a financial struggle to be a student. Fortunately, there are plenty of discounts available for food, music, clothing, electronics and more.

High inflation is stressing people into feeling financially insecure and they say they need to earn $233,000 a year on average to feel comfortable, a Bankrate survey found.

July is fast becoming a month steeped in shopping deals. Amazon, Walmart, Target and other retailers launch summer events, and Consumer Reports finds top-tested products on deep discounts.

As prices for goods and services have skyrocketed over the past few years, should you also tip more?

The average annual salary for a controller in 2021 was $129,750, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, and controllers also get to have top-notch benefits working for the government.

The price of eggs has come down to earth, but most everything else costs more than it did just six months ago, an itemized price check shows.

Personal finance creator Vee Weir joined the KSAT Money Q&A to share effective tips to help improve your finances. She discusses emergency savings, side hustles, expense tracking and other strategies to help people get on the right path.

People of color are twice as likely to be turned down for a mortgage, according to Consumer Reports. If you are denied, there are some things you can do to reverse the decision, but you have to act quickly.

Before you check in, inspectors with AAA check out rooms at hotels across the country. Since the pandemic, they scrutinize cleanliness even more, using technology to test high-touch surfaces for germs.

Car insurance costs continue to rev up. There are some ways to cut your costs including raising your deductible and enrolling in tracking programs.

Federal student loan borrowers will have to resume payments in October as millions wait to see if the Supreme Court is going to approve President Joe Biden’s student loan forgiveness program.

A local family is out about $1,500 and was left with no place to move after the rental house deal turned out to be fake.

Today, more than 16% of the workforce is made up of part-time workers. However, going part time can hurt your career down the road.

If Dad loves a juicy steak, mail-order cuts of beef can be a sizzling gift idea. Consumer Reports put three popular company's products to the test.

A San Antonio social media and business coach is helping local entrepreneurs find their digital footing in the hustle and bustle of today’s online world. Watch the full KSAT Money Q&A here.

Summer sales are heating up, especially in products focused on grads and dads. Consumer Reports found discounts on some of its top-tested products.

The cost of insuring your home keeps on going up. It can pay to shop around, bundle and check for discounts.

If you need a new dishwasher, plants to spruce up the yard, or just want to stock up on light bulbs, Memorial Day weekend may be the time to shop. Texans pay no sales tax on qualifying energy-saving and water-saving appliances and products.

Backyard grills get a workout and they don't last forever. Consumer Reports says there are five signs it's time to buy a new grill.

A recent survey showed two-thirds of Americans think they are tech savvy, but after answering a few questions, it showed most of them are not.

Just like most everything else, the price of printing ink is up - and it was already pretty pricey. There are some ways to save, starting with choosing the right printer.

Many banks, especially online banks, are competing for customers' business by offering high-yield savings accounts.

Technology is supposed to make lives better, but what if it's biased? But Consumer Reports found that algorithms and data used in various technologies can discriminate against communities of color.

A handful of school bond proposals are often on the ballot each time local elections are held. Typically, they’re not the contests that get a lot of attention during campaign season, but they’re not insignificant races by any means. KSAT Explains.

After two months of lackluster sales events, the month of May brings discounts during Mother's Day and Memorial Day weekend bargains.

According to Forbes, the planet’s 2,640 billionaires are worth $12.2 trillion. The 735 American citizens on the list are worth an estimated $4.5 trillion and seven of the top ten wealthiest people on the planet are Americans.

iF you're need a lawnmower upgrade, Consumer Reports tests can help. They found several battery-powered mowers to recommend.

A Texas-based startup now lets you buy real estate using cryptocurrency, and the deal can be done in as little as a day.

Wi-fi dead zones can be an annoying problem. A mesh router system can be a simple solution.

Inflated grocery prices don't mean you can't eat healthy on a budget. Some basic strategies can help.

Welcome to the age of digital tipping. But do you have to tip every time you're given the option?

It's not if but when you'll be hit with a costly emergency. Building a fund to handle life's surprises is not only important to help you avoid financial crises, but it may be easier than you think.

The upcoming BioFest week will feature a pitch competition that will bring in potential investors from across the nation for Texas bioscience companies looking for funding. Heather Hanson, president of BioMedSA, spoke with KSAT to discuss the event taking place on April 19.

With Friday being “National Ex-Spouse Day,” here are 10 expensive celebrity divorces in history, according to wealthygorilla.com.

Diamonds made by scientists in a lab are often a much less expensive option for consumers and more readily available than diamonds that have to be mined.

If you're looking for any easy way to save money, you may consider automation to help. Here are some tips to help you get started.

The price of eggs is finally dropping. Still, you can pay a premium for eggs labeled with terms like organic or pasture-raised. What do those word actually mean?

Taxpayers should be aware of the “Dirty Dozen,” a list compiled by the IRS of the top 12 tax scams.

Consumer Reports put several laundry liquids, powders, pods and sheets to the test to see which tackle tough stains the best.

Student loan borrowers in Texas carry the second largest amount of debt in the U.S. behind California, according to a new report from Lending Tree.

Here’s a synopsis of both the historical elements of Easter that people might not know about, and the modern financial windfall Easter is expected to be in 2022.

There are some things that can increase your risk of being one of the unlucky few that gets audited.

Whether you’re grilling, mowing, cleaning, or just looking forward to spending more time outdoors, April is the perfect month to clean up on discounted products to help you do just that.

Island-hopping on a superyacht. Private jet rides around the world. The undisclosed gifts to Thomas have no known precedent in the modern history of the Supreme Court.

Circle K is giving drivers in Texas 30 cents off per gallon when they fill up between 3 and 7 p.m. on Thursday, April 6.

More than a half-million Bexar County homeowners may be in for more sticker shock. The Bexar County Appraisal District mailed notices and posted them online, showing an average increase of nearly 15%.

Car prices are up and and so are interest rates. So, is it best to buy or lease your next vehicle?

You can find some great deals on Facebook Marketplace. Following basic safety advice can help keep you from finding trouble.

These include upfront costs, the cost of annual essentials and optional costs.

Add car insurance to the list of soaring prices. It can pay to shop around, bundle and ask for those discounts.

The City of San Antonio is hosting a workshop on Monday to help homeowners learn about exemptions and steps to submit an appeal to lower property taxes.

Cash or other perks from credit card rewards programs can come in handy during high inflation, but many people aren't even claiming their rewards, leaving cash on the table.

The time change can mess with your sleep, and some people always struggle to get quality rest. Consumer Reports offers advice to get a better night's sleep and suggests which products may also help.

Given recent turmoil at a few banks, some consumers are asking, "What about my money? Is it safe?"

Sales of existing homes dropped again last month, signaling the market is calming down from pandemic frenzy.

The tax deadline is fast approaching. April 18th is the last day you can send snail mail taxes or hit send electronically.

Some parents neglect to teach their teens basic skills, like how to cook, clean, grocery shop, and do laundry before they go to college.

Family physician Roger Moczygemba diagnoses illnesses, treats injuries, and writes prescriptions. But what he does not do is take insurance. He's one of the growing number of doctors adopting the direct primary care model for their practice.

Whether you're planning to escape by plane, train, boat, or car, planning is key.

Sales on vacuums, trimmers, air purifiers come just in time for spring.

Here are recently released statistics in four categories.

Nearly 164,000 people with student loan debt applied for loan forgiveness in San Antonio since President Joe Biden announced his initiative last year.

According to responses we’ve gotten to the idea, many are receptive to a four-day workweek.

Have you ever heard of a million-dollar penny? Turns out it’s a thing.

From moving up, to moving out, the average person will change jobs 12 times during their lifetime. There are steps to take when deciding when it’s time for a change.

Geekdom, a co-working space and technology hub in San Antonio, has created a new monthly San Antonio Startup Day event to help entrepreneurs turn their ideas into viable companies.

Seven of Consumer Reports' Top 10 picks for 2023 cars, trucks and SUVs are hybrids or electric vehicles.

A San Antonio woman is warning others to count their money before they walk out of a store or bank after she claims she got two counterfeit bills at a local bank and didn’t realize it until it was too late.

Liquidation bin stores are booming, and shoppers are digging for deals.

Some might know it, but there is a rideshare for long distances that exists.

The Fed's latest rate hike means it will likely cost you more to carry a credit card balance and borrow money.

If you're unhappy with high fees and low interest, it may be time to break up with your bank.

A Florida man’s composure paid off in a big way. Stephen Munoz Espinoza, 43, of Delray Beach, Florida, claimed a $1 million prize from a scratch-off ticket that he bought after a man jumped in front of him in line.

More than half of American adults take at least one vitamin or dietary supplement daily. Do they work? Consumer Reports looks into some of biggest sellers.

Gas prices soar 59 cents a gallon in one month, and analyst says there's more to come.