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Benefa Anning, a mother of two, shared her story with CBS 6 after her apartment was covered in mold after the air conditioning failed at her home in the Canterbury Square Apartments in Henrico.

The seasoned South Texas Democrat is running his most aggressive campaign operation since his first run for Congress.

There’s no doubt. During times of crisis, Americans are ready to open their pocketbooks, to help those in desperate need.

"[Companies] could be selling [your information], using it for marketing strategy, or scraping away any identifiable information and then providing it to third parties," said Ariel Pinto with ODU

These days, internet bills can really add up, but we can't live without the connectivity. The Affordable Connectivity Program is helping households pay for internet service and connected devices.

Most of us know we should take a close look at all those bills we get every month, no matter how complicated they may seem.

"The bills continue," Miles said. "I mean we have people that (say) 'Oh I'm so sorry - I hear you, I understand - it's wrong - but when are you going to pay that bill?' And they want to know and I have no answers for them."

Detroit 36th District Court Judge Kahlilia Davis was slammed in a scathing report as "incorrigible and incapable" of reforming her behavior which included abuse of her powers and should be removed, the Judicial Tenure Commission ruled Friday.

Republican Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick touts his bipartisan record, but Democrat Ashley Ehasz is asking questions on his stance on major issues.

Speeders are wreaking havoc in a South Richmond neighborhood, damaging property and leaving families on edge. Now, the city is taking steps to address the safety issue.