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A Jacksonville tax preparer and single mom finally collected her $10,000 Florida Lottery prize after she called News 6 and Make Ends Meet for help.

Taxpayers affected by the storm now have until February 2024 to file various individual and business tax returns, and make tax payments.

If you are in the market for a used car, get ready to pay more for more miles and wear-and-tear.

If you own a Hyundai or Kia with a key ignition built between 2010 and 2021, you may be one of an estimated 502,000 owners of a vehicle still in need of a free security upgrade.

Roughly 57,000 Florida residents paying student loans for decades are on track to walk away from those loans, provided they have been paying on time for 20 or 25 years, according to the Department of Education.

A central Florida businessman was able to collect full compensation for damaged business brochures after News 6 worked with staff at Southwest Airlines to get results.

The Federal Trade Commission is taking on illegal telemarketing calls and so-called consent farms with a joint task force involving more than 100 federal and state law enforcement partners, including the attorneys general from all 50 states and the District of Columbia.

The mother of an Orlando investment executive said she provided a code to someone she thought was messaging her on Facebook — and within hours she realized she “had been hacked.”

A meteorologist discusses a mulch fire at a waste recycling center just outside of Phoenix. A reporter produces a piece about a mom and daughter who’ve grown closer together after a violent tragedy in Buffalo, while another details legal action against three teachers in Missouri who recently quit their jobs. With more channels to stock […]

Pine Ridge High School in Volusia County has opened the door to multiple skilled trade options that could lead to $100,000-plus salaries in specific trades.